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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-09-21
MARKETING AND IN
SPECTION OF FRUITS

As the season is at hand when var
ious kinds of fruit will be marketed
in closed packages and loaded FOR
shipment we wish to call the atten-
ton of the growers and shippers TO
the provisions of he Idaho law which
has to do with the correct marketing
of packages. If the provisions OF the
law are compiled with and all pack
ages properly market it will greatly
assist the inspectors in performing
their duty and it will prevent the I'M
loading and unnecessary handing of
shipments.
Sec. 2O3S-Fruit Boxes; How
Marked; Misuse of Labels
1t shall be the DUTY Of every per-
son GROWING or PACKING or
SELLING, OFFERING FOR SALE, OF
SHIPPING in CLOSED BOXES or
PACKAGES, any FRUIT grown IN
THIS STATE, to plainly MARK the
same on the OUTSIDE of the BOX or
PACKAGE with the NAME Of the
VARIETY contained therein or with
the words VARIETY UNKNOWN"
THE NAME of the place or locality
WHERE GROWN and the NAME OF
the GROWER, or, in case of sale or
shipment thru an ASSOCIATION or
ORGANIZATION OF GROWERS, the
name of such association, and the
LOT NUMBER of the GROWER and,
in case of APPLE, PEARS or
PEACHES, the NET WEIGHT or the
NUMBER CONTAINED in the PACK
AGE and It shall be UNLAWFUL for
any PERSON to MARK, or place up.
on, any package the NAME Of any
OTHER PLACE or locality than the,
place where such fruit was GROWN
except the place to which shipped or
to FALSELY mark any such package
as to VARIETY, NAME OF GROW
Err, ASSOCIATION OR ORGANIZA-
TION or place where grown or to
obliterate or change the original
marks on such package or to re-mark,
the same with the name Of any grow
er or Of any other place than that by,
or in which the contents were grown
or in case, such package is markell
with name of an association OF or
ganization of growers to REMARK
the same with the name Of any other
association or organization. AND it
shall be UNLAWFUL for any person
to REMARK any such closed pack
age as a HIGHER or SUPERIOR |
than III a t ORIGINALLY |
MARKED by the GROWER thereof or
association or organization packing |
The same.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-09-21

ing the trip and after having CON-
pleted IL they will be met at Lewiston
by Henry Harger and the two explor-
ers will return to Arco in an auto.
1t is utterly impossible for the re-
turn trip TO be made by river on &C
count of the swift rapids encountered
in the several hundred miles between
Salmon and Lewiston, where the
stream winds its way through several
miles of canyons with walls of solid
rocks on each side several hundred
feet high.-Arco Advertiser.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-09-21
The Brown Eldredge
Furniture Company

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil F. Boyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rerryman, Mr.. and Mrs.
s.. T. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Sor-
gatz Mesdames Blanche Eldredge,
Sam Porter, E. c. Nevin and Miss
Lorene Tavey. t
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-09-21
90 -sT
ESTRAY NOTICE

| have in my possession, one mile
east of FIRTH on the VIM. Dye ranch,
one black mare colt, 2 years ~
old. Both hind feet white. q
and branded ......-...................
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-09-21

The above animal will be sold IN
80 days if not called for.
G. C. SCARBOROUGH,
1884 Constable, Basalt Precinct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
RUSH OF BUYING
BOOSTS GRAINS

CHICAGO Aur. &C. Grain prices
closed sharply hirher ON the chica-
go hoard Of trade in lBst.minute
rush from an sides 90 The market
60 buy
Wheat prices fiuctuHtlns thuuout
tho session were caught in tho ride
81 sharply advancing corn prices
aud moved 60 substantial advances
over opening levels. Export demand
showed some slackcuiuE, bat reports
Of cold weather over most of ihc
bolt ami unCuuiirmrd udTlrrH indie
eating light frosts had done damage
In scattered sections % the North,
west. gave wheat some strength uf
IFS own.
Corn assumed ieBdership Ca the
trade IN the early afternoon and
held Ia posltiau Co the close, tEa
other sraius following 90 advanced
values, In addition 90 thc frost re-
ports. advicos from tho Southwest
Indicated feeders were huvinE hvav-
ily. The crop In The Southwest was
damaged b. recent dry weather a
government report stated gddlns
further Co the huliirh spirit
oats showed some independent
strength early. but went Co sem
higher figures az the close iu aFm-
nathN with corn. There was q good
demand Tor heavy oats iu tho sam
pie market
Provisions declined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
TOO EARLY FOR
ORCHARD HELP

WENATCiIEE. Aug. ss.--A great
deal OF hardship and disappointment
has been caused 10 outside hRrves,
workers by miseoncer,ion as 10 tho
time tho apple harvest begins, accord.
ing 10 u, II, snodgrssA head OF the
federal employment; bureau here,
Many OF than are already coming 10
work while as yet there IS little de-
nand for outside help.
Tho impression has been formed. :"
he said. that tho beginning Of the
harvest here Is about September l.
This has been the cause OF great
dsal OF disappointment and hardship
20 largo numbers OF workers
Let me say emphatlcally that the
real demand for orchard workers docs
not start until September 20. From
then on until the last OF October the
demand VIII be large. and we will be
able to place all that come. But be-
fore that date there is only little
picking and the supply has always
been too great for the demand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Financial Flashes
From James Macfariane & Co.
81 Second Ave.

Twenty industrial stocks average
92.1s, an increase Of AZ; 20 rail stocks
average 1871, a decrease Of .22.
Beechnut Packing net for first six
months S1,23o,oOo. as against $3.50.
522 in 1922.
Erie railroad for quarter ended
June 30, excluding Chicago & Erie.
net after taxes, $3.50 800. an increase
of s4.s26,s32.
General Asphalt for six months
ended June 30. trading profits $3.50.
900. as against deficit Of s270, 600 for
same period OF 1922. After deducting
depreciation and other usual charges.
net gain was s27O,O0O, an increase Of
sss7, 800.
The railroads have placed tonnages
for 1924 requirements aggregating
100000 tons. -Four Western roads
placed $4,000 tons Of rails last week
and are in the market for 10000 ad.
ditional tons.
Fisher Body scored an exceptional
advance OF IT points, accompanied by
talk that earnings Of the company
justify the present selling price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
SEATTLE MAN
is PROMOTED
Roy Worth Gets important
Post in San Francisco

Roy Worth. Seattle district man
aEcr Of the Pacific States Electric
Co, has been promoted 10 the office
OF assistant manager az the company
head office in San Francisco. Il was
announced "wednesday by r. T. Bib.
bins. president Of tho company. Aug,
J. Lutz OF the Oakland office, will
DO the new manager In Seattle.
Worth has been for Is years n
resident OF Seattle. all OF which time
he has been In the employ OF the
Pacific States Electric Co. Ton years
ago lilo was made manager OF the
Seattle office, which position he has
held until now. He f. prominent
member OF Masonic and other organ
izations, and has wide acquaintance
in tho Pacific Northwest Ho Will
leave for his new home shortly.
President Blbhlns and d. Il. Har-
ris. vice president and salesmanaEer
OF the company are IN Seattle on an
official visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIVED z Aug szalr Hedaado
from Gautbwestefh ALASKA. AZ 1sit a "a. /.
sir northwestern Miller from Antwerp.
Via Swansea. Liverpool Balboa. San
Pedro. Hau Francisco. Vancouver. y g..
and Tscema. AZ ssae a IN str 0hinan
from Everett. via Tacoma. at 1.ae a. M. /.
str Sairu Dams de F8uryierc from ahanE-
hal. a. II = IN. Aug zsalF John q.
kirkpatrick from Han rsdtu, 81 7J2o y.
m. ctr Eastern Gale from ABERDEEN. via
Astoria. Everett and Taeoms, a. y. ~. .
ctr Iomoi Aaru from Mufuran. via Yoke
hama and Tacoma. ~ gao y. m. str
Noms city from Han Francisco. via Ev-
steti. az $40 y. M. T. q ~ r Chau-
mont from San Francisco. via lirsmsrton.
az lAs r. m.
sAiIED--AuR 7i.-Btr jefferson for
Southwestern Alaska, via Southeastern
Alaska. AZ q. m. atr Admiral srhrsa
for Southeastern Alaska, AZ ? a. m, Aug.
22-str Forest King for san Pedro. via
Tacoma. at $50 p. m. Elr Eastern Gale
for Valparaiso, via Ssu Francisco, nal-
boa. 0uayaaull. Paiia, Hakeho, Caliho
africa. iquiquc and Antoforssta, 1T mas
,. m; str Toyooka Maru for Kobe, via
Yokohama, At $50 p. ny; str Nome City
Tot San Francisco, at t;io p m; ctr
Edna Tor San Pedro. via Ban Francisco
at e:10 ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tormlnhl--Pier ii-Btr kRFh
Mnru. Pier i0--Str President McKln-
ley. str Eldridgo, str Ibuldsan Mnru. str
Yomoi Maru.
American Can Co.'S Tcrminhl-Btr North
western
Bell street Tormlnhl--u &. N. T. Chnu-
mont, destroyer No 500.
Pier il-B-Str OwoKo. yacht sonoma.
Pier lO-str Fulton.
Pier 7-Mtr Anvil.
Pier 6--str ohionu.
Pier 2-Btr Jefferson.
Pier A--str Admiral ssbrce.
Pier B--Mtr ChRllRmbn.
Pier D--Str Cordovh.
United statca Shipping Board Morning.
Str Anna ". Morse. Htr West Nilus. str
West Jester.
Connecticut street Termlnal--s,r Santa
Clara
Atlantic Street Terminal-atr Steel Ell
porter.
Associated OIL co.--str oduna.
Lander Street Tormlnhl-str Ipswich.
Hpnford Street Terminal - Dcstroycrs
Nos 400. ao0, 725 a2o, 9ai. sa2. asa.
Spokane Street Torminal--str Katrina
Luckenbach, Htr Rodondo
Todd Drydockn--Bktn Forest Friend. rtr
MandnBan Maru
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging CO.
Str Patterson.
Nettloton,H Mill--Bgo Henry Willard
Hoffnrnnn'n Drydock Grntln. str
Rainier, Htr Memnon.
stlmson'A Mlll-str John @. Kirkpatrick.
stronm (Buoy 7)-str Madison,
Stroam--U. h. H. Oklahoma, u, n, g. Mel
Vile, u. 8. 8. KanBwhn, u. q. r. Texas
sol '' ''''
Wlnslow Marine Railway -achr * V
Rrune, bgo Codultlam city, schr Botsv
ItohH, whnleru Star Non. /. 2, q; mtr
Donna Lane.
Salmon Bay--Htr Hrookdnie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Aug. 23.-The follow.
ing articles OF Incorporation have
been filed In the office OF the secrc.
tary OF state:
Pacific Manufacturing Co.-F. L.
Heidrich. Chris Wenger. c. #. c.
Peterson; so years, Seattle. $1,000.
Rice. Waters Co. Inc.-Warren c.
Rice. George p. Waters; so years,
Seattle. $4,000.
Acme Apartment Co,-Elda Les.
ter. Linda Roberts; so years, Seattle,
10000
Producers Dairy-R. II. Resslor,
+. r.. Stewart; 80 years. Seattle. $685..
600.
Enumclaw Mil and Logging Co..
Ralph II. Higgins. G.. y. Price, r. I.
Hamano; 90 years. Seattle, $4,000.
National Variety Goa. 3. Eek.
art Fl. s. Saul; so years, Seattle.
$4,000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
KIWANIS CLUB
HEARS MARVIN
Pacific Coast Defense Is
Urged by Congressman

Protection n tho Pacific Coast
and the danger OF radleslisn formed
subjects Of two ,allss given 40 the
meeting OF chs Kiwanis club
"Wednesday noon az tho Hotel Cow
man.
Congressman Herbert J prane
Of Florida. q member OF the con.
EresslonRl Investigation committco
new Waiting the Brcmerton navy
yards. said that he was volcing the
sentiments OF tho entire country
when ne stated that the United
states IA vitality concerned with the
adequate protection Of the Pacific
Coast. ''That portioa OF the coast
which IS nearest tho ORIENT" ne
said. "must, In particular, be pro.
ieoted. and an necessary improve
msnis mus, be made without de-
lay"
Fred r. Marvin. associate editor
Of New York Commercial. talked on
the danger from tho Reds "Propo.
gaada which fosters unrest, class
hatred and finally tho Rholuon or
government ard patriotism. poverty
and inheritance TiEhiH. religion and
family Felatieas, mus, 10 abolished, "
stated Mr.. Marvin. "Huch terms ns
'IniernatlenHiiam. and Economic
Freedom arc merely used 10 he.
cloud the real lsau1 % Tho Reds
epasandA."
Mira David Morgan Rederiel, nc
cempanied by Miss louise Ewing.
sans. The electric hano WAS called
10 the attention OF the club ~ For
rest Balyeal. Edward Mann, hoy
Scout, emphasized tho need FOR Inn
mediate subscriptions 10 tbs Hard
ins Memorial fund, and Miss Edith
Isabel HeEa urged tho support OF
the Labor day program for tho
Neither Byther Home.
Local de,eEatea 70 tbs district
convention OF Klwanln clubs Ht As.
loria viii leave Sunday morning for
the meeting August 81 and IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
LUMBER OUTPUT
RUNNING AHEAD
Weeks Production Is %
Per Cent Above Normal

ono hundred ana twenty eight
mills reporting 90 The West Coast
Lumhormen'a association Tor the
week ending August 49, manufnc.
turrd i05.9620si feet Of lumber
sold S9.A51,2si feet. and rhlppcd
%. SOS 100 feet,
Production for reporting mills
wus 90 per cent above normal. ms
compared with "a per cent last
week. New bcslnssa was 10 per
cent below production, Shipments
were per cent above new bual'
neas
Foriyfye per cent Of ali now
business taken during tho week
was for future water delivery,
This amounted 90 1a.aeLs7o feet. OF
which 2s.bG6.976 feet was Tor DO.
mentic cargo delivery. and li.4zb.,
59i feet export, New business By
rain amounted 20 1900 cars.
Thlrty.fivo per cent OF the
weeks lumber shipments moved By
water. This amounted 70 a2.ai7'
40 feet. Of which 22.6IsG9o feet
moved coaHtwiso and intrrcoahtnl.
and n. s6s. $50 feet overseas. Rail
shipments totaled 1880 cars
Local nuio aud team deliveries
tolaled ss6i.aii feet.
Unified domestic cargo orders
totnlrd i4O.tgi.0s2 feet. Untitled
cxpor, orders. 1868. ioi feet I'm
filled rail trade orders. 1883 earn.
IN tie flrst SO weeks Of tho year.
production reported 90 Tho West
Coast LHmbcrmrn'a association has
been s.2ls.taT.O6d feet. new buai.
ness 1905 l30.s2s feet. and ship
ments s2.sgtgGo feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
BEsTLAKY' !
Foreign Trade

The foreign trade bureau Of the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce has
received the following inquiries in
tho foreign trade field information
concerning which may be obtained
AT the bureau:
n30D Lumber importer In Japan
asks for names OF reliable exporters.
$500 Ready Cut Houses-Inforna.
ton as 20 costs for installing wanted
by architects in New Zealand.
u5o5l-conch shells wanted by IA.
do Supply Co. in Chicago.
u5O6) Salesman with Is years ex-
perience in United Kingdom wants
account for sale OF canned salmon.
u501 Czecho- Slovalia manufactur.
er wants agent for sale OF bead neck.
laces gtniles fringes. earrings.
Christmas tree ornaments, dress or.
naments. imitation stones.
1908 New York broker has for
sale hristlos. desiccated egg prod
ucts. feathers and kapok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Liberty Bonds
Wedntsdny'E Quotations
Furnished by Logan a. Bryan
$40 Second Ave, Seattle
Mexican Claims to
Total 80 Millions

WASHINGTON. Aug. %. 1Amcrl.
can claims against Mexico which
VIII be settled by the proposed Amer.
ican.Mexican claims convention, TO.
tai 3lO,OOO,OOO, practically all for
property damage occurring prior TO
the Oregon regime. It was an.
nounccd .od1y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
FRIDAY

NIN Ik
First High Tide
IL IS a. IN TO- -
f1rst tow ride
fgsh. m. qs n
second high Tide
t1s p ~. iit a
second Low 1idr
SH p m ss n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Estimate Smaller
Crop of Potatoes

Tho 1898 potato crop ~ tho United
States viii fail below that Of 1922.
according 10 estimates complied from
federal and state statistics The 20.
tai crop last year amounted 10 t5i..
900, 900 bushels. while this years crop
IL estimated AZ as 900 900.
u II pointed out that last years
crop WAS higher than tho figures
show. because. on account o. pre-.
waiting low prices. considerable
portion Of tho crop was not shipped
but was fol 10 1--we stock on the
farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Metropolitans to
Play Indoor Golf

Tho Metropolitan indoor golf tour.
namsnt Tor the silver trophy pre-.
vented By the Metropolitan Building
Co. viii start September /. The
cup Il on display IN the window %
A, II. Jones. jewelrr. 1891 Fourth
ave. This II tho FIRST indoor soil,
tournament held IA tho city. and
Tho novelty Of play over such a
course has attracted much alton.
lion IN the tourney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
May Turn Gold Mill
Into Pulp Factory

The possibility OF converting the
Alaska Gastineau gold mill at Thane.
Alaska, as a wood pulp and fertilizer
plant, was disclosed Wednesday by
Bart L. Thane. the noted Western
mining engineer. Thane has just re.
turned from Japan, and viii leave
Saturday for Alaska. accompanied by
two japanese engineers. who win in.
yestigate the feasibility Of convert.
ing the mill, which was closed down
q year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Yakima Is Getting
Ready for Big Fair

YAKIMA. Aug. Starting on
It's last month before the big show.
the State Fair office today began its
Characteristic rush Automobile
signs were mailed out to boosters
and Fair placards are now on their
way 10 all parts OF the state.
Yakima's fair opens September II
and IS men are at work at the Fair
grounds. whipping the buildings into
presentable state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Favors Government
Market for Farmers

CHICAGO, Aug. ga govern.
ment marketing corporation to han.
do farm products Is imperative to
save farmers, according TO Benja.
min c. Marsh. managing director OF
the farmers national council. He dc.
clared the farmers must give close TO
ono.sevcnth Of what they win get for
their crops IN interest and bonus
charges on Indebtedness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Building Permits

Building Co, Cobb building,
frame partition theater addition. $4,000.
Seattle Crisp and llordtnok Co., b0S Srd
ave, NJ. franc bakery addition. 1890.
A. II. Hatcher. SOs5 10Th ave. N. To-,
frame residence. AOx2G, $4,000.
J. A. Gwlnn, $40 N, 10th. franc resi-.
dcncc, i00XaS, $4,000.
II. i, Davidson, S70 Lynn at, franc
residence, aGNs6, $4,000.
Joe Davis, Sii5 9th ave s. w, frame
rosldcncc, 92x2i, 81 900,
Mrs. ~ NJ. curtlH, i,i6 u, Thomas. franc
residence. alteration. $1,000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
BUSINESS-Fance Produce Agriculture Shipping Real Estate Building
Public Markets

hhNIIAHH
Hiafis -. nut maFssrins. see n, ~
Rock butter. re stall a. Jams ssr,
isilirH. t1c home made snayorpat.. -
No.; TsuEarden strawberry ara rssyt.,-,
pffHrFvra. 1ze. blackberry. 1te atsff,
1857. ! n. bulk ifillF coffss. sts. gsvs'-
on. go o.. flr a.. zoe x rai sffs
ral Stalls 1i-11, salmon. ztr sset.
genuine MET n sole. zoe ~; b0nsfsss
fnsiis. 40 ~. fresh clans now 49,
stalls k-it-ib. peaches. 900 and t6e esr
Epfir9ts. ~ 20 crate. nsw spihaeh. ne. !
ne sbc. Yakima melons. 3 for sre.
tquaHh, roe nj tomatasr zoe n. sEss,
corn. for DO, 8 for &c. new spses
Ms, zsc; grayrHstslu appiss. 3 ibs. zLe.
CoRNEH
stan 2. Leg n lamb. i2Hc. veal roast.
iihcs lamb chops. fehc. isaf isrd<
iGMc. beer roast. Zoe Htnus fsa.tfs
Gold Medal flour. fs-rh. sack. t3g.
cans Maryland corn. stc caruaiion rpash.
itc, baby cans milk. 27e. cnn.
eisnnser. gac; oval cans sardinss. Use:
Stalls St.os Pike -. ieE lamb. 1870 lsms
pot roast, e.. Stalls 1879. very best bat.
isT. f7c, rbs. fi.f6; creamery butter,
itei fresh sGEs. Gle. pHllsi sEgs. zee.
mild cheese. isc,
TJRE PLACE
Stall ~. ibH best cane suFar. zee.
Stall a.. butter, tec. beat prunss Z n,
tbc: rhisinn. 2 ne. TIC. cheese. 7se n
corn. peas. tgmatoes. cans &c sail
~ powdered soap. bulk &c. NJ. &c;
coffee. sc. Ms 81; bars soap. gte.
special black tea. tte ib.I prunss, ite. ]
bs zbc. cataup. itc. bottles 1te. stall
10. bars Crystal White soap. 2te, I bars
Polar white soap. &c. sweet corn. Isss
can. Bakery Cir flour. ts-ib. sack ti.sS.
Fishers Blend. az 80. tomatoes. 100
can. doz. iio. Stall 1911. Pike Place
Arcade. raw peanuts. ms 2tc, shsIisd
Wainuts. pieces and halves. LGe n.
Louisiana head rice. 2 iDL zec. apreois,
fine quality. fbs sc.
ECONOMY
Stan it. . Ms best cane sursr, zoe.
Stan 20. Xisnt Blend coffee. sle n /;
black tea. rs Sc. soda. &c. Royal
baking powder, gfc. cocoanut ste: coess.
ito. stall 20, canning sprisots. us
cratsi canning peaches. lilo crate: dry
onions. Ne. ioc. home grown tofnatosa
iEe. new potatoes. iba. &c; peaches.
zee doz stalls 7-t-s. 4 tall cans milk.
ifc. AmaiEo OIL. sc ct: EsarehiiEht
boxes 5se; In. can Ghirar-
deili Chocolate. use. large Del Monte to-
matesa, tic. cans sunbriis cleanser,
&c; 5Be pkg. cake flour. 80. Etsli ~,
Llpion'a tea. yellow label Itc ~: can
sliced pineappis. zbe. zoe can Royal tak-
inE powder. lfe. 1-ib. can waS.on coffee.
iLiG with ssc canister free. Log Cabin
syrup. acc. sse, BIC. SOC large pkg. Sea
Fosm washing powder 80
NEsTIAKg
stall io.. pkEs Limit. lie; Eel.
Saptha soap, &c. rolls war paper. Toe;
large roll toilet paper. &c. bars Ma1ins
Elliott soap. 3ge. cocoa. ma. zse; rye
BAREBACK. : fste. Stall ~. tail salmon,
he can ffan5v Hama sarr . a.. 80.
.trinE beans. 2 cans f5e. iomato.s. 100
can. Stall Its. Lynden butter. soc n;
fresh ranch Gags. .ze dor. dor fEe;
pure homer, ace pt- Sugar stall. 100 ms.
pure cane sugar. %. Gold Bond flour,
,i-ib. fi-ss; Centennial flour. 4s-lb.
iIst. Federal. Coop. Bogdens milk,
1885 case. scratch. 100 n. TAO. 1910
corn and wheat. i1zs; cracked corn.
Is.it. laying mash. ;3.to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
TRADE TERMS
POOL.

A pool" consists Of two or more
people in an agreement 10 accom-.
plish certain things I'm the market.
II Ia said that "a pool Is operating"
in a stock when group OF traders
is concentrating its efforts toward
driving the price Of that stock high.
or or lower. The profits or losses
are divided among the members OF
the pool. The operations Of various
pools often have a very definite CT.
feet upon the trend Of prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Exchangers Endorsed
Northwest Products

Tho Northwest Products move.
ment was given another boost at the
meeting of tho Exchange club
Wednesday noon In Meeves' cafe.
terra. a resolution introduced by
Pliny Allen, and adopted unanl
mously by tho club, pledged the
membership to support tho products
of Northwest manufacturers.
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Chicago Board Of Trade

Provisions declined.
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BY MILTON BRONNER

LONDON. Aug -. Politically Eu.
rope Is going from bad 20 worse Ma
terribly the condition ~ Europe IL be.
coming better ono sees the political
froth 40 tho top Superficial obHory.
crs don't sec the material progress
beneath the surface
This Is the mature Judgment Of ono
OF tho most farsselng business men
Of New York and London Irving r.
Bush. head Of tho Bush Terminal CO.
Of New York. head Of tho company
that built tho magnificent Bush
building IN London. and president 81
tho New York State Chamber OF
Commerce.
Mr. Bush has recently had intimate
conversations with Trotzisy and Kan.
eneff IN Russia. Muaaoiini and Clio.
iltt IN Italy. Chancellor Cuno. stln.
ncn and Max warburg IN Germany.
and leading stats1men ana business
men in France and England.
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Eat EN- in Dark"
Saws Yakima Man

YAKIMA, Aug. 23.--Plans to spend
$4,000 for booklets advertising the
Yakima apples with funds donated by
merchants. fruit dealers and growers
will be discussed Saturday night ut
the Yakima Commercial club. A slo.
gan, III II comes from Yakima. you
can cat II in the dark" has been pro.
posed by ". ]. Barnes.
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Prophesy Increase
In Auto Production

DETROIT, Aug. 20. Operations Of
auto companies which began to dc.
cline In June in conformity with
slackening in sales, are again being
increased slightly. and indications
arc that the August output win OK.
coed last mouths turnout,