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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
ALASKA SHOWS
IMPROVEMENT.
Mining Industry Is Having
New Activity

General improvement IN business
conditions IN southeastern Alaska
reported 10 the Alaala develop
ment department Of the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce. seyeral
new mining developments promise
much for the territory.
The copper mining industry II
nourlshing. and extensive develop.
ment work j. 20 be done By tho
Kennecott corporation on properties
in the Kaniiahna district. which il
has taken under bond. This u u
large proposition. according 70 The
Alaska departments information. AMI
lts success will be followed By other
developments in the same district
and will mean the building Or some
CO miles Of railroad.
The chicagoff mine. which has
been a heavy producer. having re.
turned s.. 900 900 IN dividends. but
Il working out IT, old ore bodies. Is
doing development work on the 300
foot level. IN the expectation OF tap
ping new ones.
Something OF shortage Of ODer.
atives ~ reported In the mining In.
dustry generally. Kennec0tt. la
Touche and other large mines are
working short handed.
Southeastern Alaska business has
been apgsing thru something Of a
depression. Virtually no new indus
tricB have been established IN The
last ~ months. aside from few
small eanneries and extensions OF
old ones. Conditions. however. are
improving. the chamber IL Informed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Arrivals and Departures

AhHfSED-May it--str C0rdoya from
Southeastern Aikaka. a. f:I9 .. M. Hir
bsifosa from southwestern via south.
eastern Aiaska, AZ noon str Ruth Alez-
sndsr from dan Diego Via Aaa Pedro and
San FTznrisco. At s.ts q. M str X. !.
Luchfnbarh from Port Ludlow Via Port
Angeles. - o. ~. May ie-Htr Admiral
Dewey from Tacoma via BsilinEhafn.
Vancouver. a. O.. and Anheories. 81
3. M. Hir Edna from Tacoma. At 1865
y. M. Htf Lake Frances from Han Fran
ciHco VIA Tacoma a. els .. m. tug
HumAeoHna with crew Of Lake Gsbhsrdt
from trnatilia Reef. a. 7sts y. m. sir
President Hayes from Buenos Aires via
ports. az iifig ,. M, Hir Jsptha from
Valparaiso via ports. AZ 7.so >. o..
rAfLLD-May ll-air Lake Frances
Tor HAn Pedro. ~ $40 a. M. u. =. T.
Gold star for Dutch Iiarbor, At .. m.
Nay iq-str Frank Lynch for san Pedro.
a. y. m. sir griffdu for Fan Pedro
VIA Everett. Al 1910 ,. an. str Melville
Dollar for SsS York via ports. ht $50
y. M. ctr Curacao Tor LAdYEmith, -. O..
st 10 >, M. ctr Forest kinE for Han
Pedro via Tacoma. 81 sito ,, IA. atr Ad-
mirai Dewey Tor oakland via San Fran
cisco. Ht midnight. p0Esrship Ruby for
siberia via Vancouver. -. q. at 1850
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Foreign Securities
Fridays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
ain Q<rooI Ave- SEATTLE


CHICAGO. May 1I.-cash wheat
No. 2 hard. si.1oE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane 6 Co
slI Second Ave.

Twenty lndustriais s5.6i. OFF IS;
20 rails SAILS. Off Is.
OH men attack new Mexican law.
offlcials OF American companies sag
1t would mean confiscation OF their
propertics
Ratio y. Y. Federal Reserve bank
s3.s VS.. s3.2 week ago. and SIS year
ago. Ratio Federal reserve system
7sI vs.. 75.e week ago. aud ia
year ago.
Canadian railways reduce export
rates on grain In transit for milling
and on lcur from lake ports TO
Atlantic seaboard "a cents per 100
pounds.
Tobacco products net profit. cx-
elusive OF any dividends or earnings
OF United Retail In first quarter.
were 100 per cent ahead OF CORE
spending period 1922.
Practically all producers are will
ing 10 sell copper at rs cents.
Standard oil Of New York to In.
crease capital from s235. 5000 con.
sistlng OF 100000 shares. 10 $500.
100000 or 100000 shares Of SIS
par.
Current net earnings United Fruit
indicates Sc 10 s24 share for fun
year.
Ficischmann company earned
sfes a share on its no par com
mon stock In first quarter this year:
regular quarterly 80 cents common
dividend payable July /. record June
Is.
Miami copper output April E.0iT.-
900 pounds OF copper. compared with
s.327.000 pounds 1922.
II Is officially stated dividend rate
ar American Locomotive new stock
will be si.25 quarterly. equaIing
quarterly dividend OF. $3.50 declared
on old stock today. Dividend OF
sj.s5 declared on preferred today.
payable June 30. record June 8.
Stewart Warner reports for quar-.
ter ended March 81. last. n surplus
after all charges and taxes. OF
si,s27.s7s, equal TO 1882 a share
against s5 cents share same period
1sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Shipping, Real Estate, Building
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

sATtH DAY
MAY Is

SATURDAY SUNDAY
MAY ~ MAY ~
first high Tide first JiiEh Tide
2 20 a. M i0a n. Ig.a1 q. m- ieII r.
I1st Low Tide first Low Tide
f-il a. m. 20 n. tS.ff a. m- ~ ~
second nigh Tide Second HiEh Tide
gf4 D. m.. % n. $40 .. m, - ~.
seoond Low Tide second Low Tide
300 .. m, 80 4. lose p. M, 90 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
COLLEGE BUYS
NEW HOME SITE
Wilson Win Erect Modern
Structure on Second Ave.

The northwest double corner az
Second ave. and Lenora 81. has
been purchased by Judson =, VII
son OF the Wilson Modern business
coilegc. according 20 an announce
ment made Saturday by Henry g
Ewing company. The purchase VIII
be followed hy the erection OF a
building TO be used as a permanent
home for the college,
'rhe first floor OF tho building VIII
be utilized for store purposes With
the exception OF the business ofnce
OF the college. The basement VIII
be used for gymnasium lockers
and large dining room. The sec
ond floor, containing practically Ia
600 square feet. viii be used for col
icxe purposes.
wilson states that the attendance
In his college this year Is larger
than any timu in its history, and
that the only way to accommodate
the increasing demand 81 his school
was to secure larger quarters,
This property was sold Tor the
Seattle Title Trust company. trus.
tees. the consideration being $4,000.
Henry c. Ewing company repre-
scented both buyer and seller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
DEAR, MAY | HAVE
S27 / HAVE TO BUY
NEW WHITE SHOES"

WHlTE Shoe Week begins to.
w day ana continues until May
~. Il was announced today by She
retail trade bureau ~ the Seattle
Chamber ~ Commerce, During
the week the downtown shoe mer
chants W4ll display the current
styles In white shoes Ia their win.
dows, and before the period ends
the fooigear OF summer may ba
expected 10 predominant upon tho
streets. That r.. unless old Jups
Pluviua throws en- down tho way
he did tho straw hat dealers
Thursday
However the shoe merchants
point 90 80 days last summer
without rain an indication that Il
IL high time 90 lay aside dark.
ooiored fooigeaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
u. S. IMPORTS
ARE GOING UP

WASHINGTON. May is.-of all
the countries OF the world. only
Switzerland. Colombia and the Do.
ifinican Republic SHOW decrease in
sales to tho Omitted States for the
eight months ending February rs.
Tho largest percentage OF increase
comes from Belgium and the next
largest from Germany. Great Brit.
aims actual increase In by far the
greatest, or more than 500. 600. 900.
Our biggest purchases. however, arc
ttill from our nearest nelghbor. Can.
ada. now running Mt the rate OF
s3s0.ooo.o00 the year.
The -four countries from which we
buy most arc. in their order. Canada.
Great Britain. Japan and Cuba.
Moxico's snles 10 us arc steadily
increasing. despite our failure TO rec.
ognize obregon's government. For
the past eight months they show II
total OF sss.o0o.ooO. an increase OF
about Is per cent over tho previous
period
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Chicago Car Lots
FrfdRys QuotatIens
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
si0 S~rord Ave- Seattle
Foreign Money Status

Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished By Logan & Bryan
$40 Second Ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Lease Space for
Modern Cafeteria

Announcement Ia mndc by NJ.
Ross Downs. secretary OF Henry
Frederick, Inc. OF tho completion
OF n lease TO Kuhn Brothers on No.
4l4 and No. 4i6 Union st.. for n
cafeteria, lcnsc running cor 10 years.
at total consideration of approx.
mntcly $4,000
This space has u frontage OF 80
feet and u depth OF ~ feet, TO.
gothcr with basement under the
premises Kuhn Brothers WIN talSo
possession on July LIST pnd will i'm.
mcdlately start alterations and i'm.
provcmcnts which viii ccst not less
than $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Railroad Notes

Freight car-mifys per day. which
means the average daily movement
Of all freight cars, was 25.s miles In
January Of this year. according to a
special report OF the Bureau OF
Railway Economies. This was
higher than the average movement
in the same month In any OF the
four preceding years.
The average tons Of freight load
ed per car, which includes the load
ing OF revenue and non.revenue
freight per car. was 20 tons in
January Of this year. according TO
the same report. This was higher
than in any Of the past four years
for the same month. With the ex.
ecptIon OF January, 1921
There are s4,0ss freight stations
In the United States, 5000 OF which
have agents. while 1894 do not.
according to the Bureau OF Railway
Economics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Morgan & Co. May
Finance Austria

NEW YORK. May Y. - A large
syndicate hcndcd by J. y. Morgan &
Co. has practically concluded ncgo.
tiations whereby United States bank.
crs viii participate in placing a large
share OF loan TO be madc to the
Austrian government. Austria plans
TO borrow si5o,o0O.ooo which Is the
sum estimated by tho league OF ma.
tons necessary for putting thru a
reform program which will assure n
balanced budget by the end OF 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES WEAK

CHICAGO. May ii.-GrAln con.
lng the day on the Chicago board %
trade and at tho close displayed
weakness
Unstable European and American
conditions. together with weaker
stock markets. played a prominent
part Ia the downturn.
Tho cash market was very DUH
and lower. Rains over the drought
stricken areas % Illinois. Indiana
and ohio during tho day were bene-
fetal.
Attic under considerable llqul-
dating pressure. corn rallied slight
~, based on continued light receipts
and an Increase In feeder demands.
oats weakened with other grains
Crop reports continued favorable.
Trading In provisions was light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Packers Begin to
Liquidate Assets

CHICAGO. May L.. - Nelson and
Edward Norris, Western financicrs
and packers. yesterday began liouIda.
ton OF their assets in seven con.
trolled banks holding total deposits
OF $4,000 600 here.
Disposal OF tho banking interests
follows sale of>physical assets Of Nor.
ris 4 Co., the packing firm, TO Ar.
mour & Co.
A committee OF three banks is
handling the liquidation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Charles M. Schwab
Sued for $4,000

NEW YORK, May l2.--suit for
recovery Of $4,000 from Charles NJ.
Schwab. on the ground that note
for that amount. discounted by Hen.
ry A. Marks. bore the steel mag.
Mates signature, was instituted to.
day.
The action Is In connection with
the indictment OF Mrs. Myrtle b.
Hayes. Boston woman. charged with
having forged schwah's name to the
note in question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
May Increase Area
Of Columbia Basin

SPOKANE. May IA plan to
include in tho Columbia Basin irII.
CATION project 10000 acres south Of
Snake river. extending into the
vicinity Of Froewater. Ore. has been
presented TO officials OF the de.
partment OF the interior by John
Langdon OF Walla waila. mem.
Der OF the board OF trustees OF
the Columbia Basin Irrigation
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Nelu York Stock Market
wAII. sTREFr journal. FINANCIAL REVIEW

dealings
session arryaE steel common and sndhako TO new
representative hdustfals I" now
continued enjoy
ndusais the average
reached November
of ~ Cuban
= caiferna Petrosum OF Corn irodnots issh OF
Bethlehem htS cuba t OF shcali
cuba Ptd ssA OF Readng H. or sipdehsksr m ett
Motors =. ].
sTA off III Republic
ass. OF 81 Pan
O 9 ai Dupont 49, OF iea; General Motor e OFT United
sis of Ia Corn Products 1917. or =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Farmers Position
Shows Improvement

That the position Of the farmer has
improved slightly, is confirmed by a
gain OF II per cent In sales by mail
order houses AS compared with a
year ago. according TO the Bache Re-
view. But while tho prices OF farm
products In March were 10 per cent
higher than In March. 1922, yet. dur
ing the year ending with March.
cloths and clothing advanced 16 per
cont, building materials 81 per cent
and metals 81 per cent.
Farm products. as a whole, were 40
per cent above the 1913 average. but
house furnishings were SIS per cent,
building materials os per cent. cloth
ing 100 per cent and fuel I0G per cent
above that level.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL
SITE CHOSEN

The residents in the vicinity Of
Lake Burien have voted for a bond
issue in the amount OF SIS 900. to be
used for the construction or two
story brick high school building on
site east Of First ave $. and fronting
on the Burien boulevard. This settles
a struggle on the part OF the sunny.
dale. Des MONIES and Manhattan dis
trictB over the site TO be chosen.
The location selected IL centrally
located and viii be known as the
Union high school of school district
No. 1873. serving the Seahurst Park.
Three Tree Point, Oak Park. Mount
View. Hazel Valley. sunnydale. Man
haitian. Burien City and Dcs Moines
districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Insurance Leaders
Coming to Seattle

~. Albert Limpon. vice president.
and Franklin &. MorEH. manager OF
agencies OF the Providence Mutual
Life Insurance company. OF Phiia.
dciphla. win arrive In Seattle sun.
day night. Both men arc wei
known in the Insurance world. and
are coming here for n conference
with local representatives. OF the
company.
'Limpon Is aimast the father OF
the endowment policy" said Pat
NJ. Tammany. one Of the company's
Seattle representatives. "He did
no; invent this type Of policy. but
he took its earlier form. made II
elastic 20 meet the requirements Of
different classes. and 80 did more.
perhaps. 10 popuiarize II than any
other one man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Business Changes


~ Under Business Changes"
The Star publishes, without
charge. changes OF location by
business houses. II will appre.
ciate information Of such
changes, addressed TO the Busi.
ness Editor.)
observation-disclosures Finance com.
pany are in their new quarters in
5424.2s Whlte-Henry.stuart building.
Lincoln Nordby has opened n
mems lat shop at zoos Second ave !,
In the former location OF the con.
solidatcd ticket office. The space
has been completely rcmodeled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Seattle Opticians
Form Partnership

Dr. L. l.. Bcrens and DR.. C. H.
Law. well known Seattle opticians.
have announced the formation OF a
partnership under the firm name
OF Law & Bercns, and viii open new
offices ~ 143i Fourth ave, on May
10. Their new Offices Will be at.
tractivcly furnished. and will be
equipped with the latest appliances
for ego examination and lens grind.
ing.
Dr. Bercns has been long cstab
lishcd In the Arcade bldg. DR.. Law
has had charge OF tho ego work Of
l.. w. Suter for many years. aud In
looked upon MS one OF the best In.
formed opticians in the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Alaska Vessels

Junsap-May i0--ssiied. afr Jefferson.
fouthbouHd. a. 1880 .. m. ctr Admiral
Rogers. Southbound, ~ 3 n IN.
PstsfsburE May fo-Halisd. ctr Ad-
mirai Rogers. soutbbound. 81 s:ts .. m.:
ctr jefferson. southbonnd. az ~ D ~.
VAidss May i0-Aaiisd. sir Alameda.
~sstbound. ~ .. m. str Admiral Evans,
sauthbound. a. 40 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Mexico Gets More
Mining Machinery

MONTERREY. Mex, May i2.---ft IN
shown by the custom house records
that more mining machinery Is
coming into Mexico Mt this time
than for 10 years. II Is going chief.
ly to supply mines in tho states OF
Chihuahua, Sinalon. sonora and
Durango. Considerable new equip.
ment for ore reduction mills Is also
being imported from the United
States. In the state Of Slnnloa min.
ing development Is parttcula riy
active.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
New Notes for Old
at u. S. Treasury

The United States treasury depart.
men, has sen, out an urgent request
for holders Of Victory notes 20 sur.
render them now. They haye the on.
portunlty Of exchanging them for
new series Of treasury notes bearing
same rate Of interest. and running
Tor almost four years from May rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Decrease Reported
in Stocks of Wool

BOSTON. May 1.-THE local wool
market continues steady with de-
mand coming chiefly from worstnd
mills for fine grades OF crossoreds
and merlnos. The market was AZ
fecled today by government reports.
Wool stocks on March 81. according
to joint report Of the department OF
corsmercc and the department OF
agriculture. total 5oi.34i.0i5 pounds
gruss. which is fto.so..STo pounds
less than reported at the end OF the
previous quarter. December 81. 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
BANK CLEARINGs
Semitic
s6.ii4,3i1.26
1,32f272.s2
Portland
EVEN DRuMsTIcKs,

Buenos Aires geological gardens
are going In for the domcstIcatIon Of
the "Araucann fowl" chicken said
TO be "nll white meat" Also II lays
lots OF eggs Of light blue color.
YcarlIng cocks and hens Will DO Of.
fcrcd for sale as soon as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Portland Produce
Denver Live Stock
Fridays ouetstisas
friday's QuotatIon.


trtdaya Qucfaflons
Cattie-Recelpt-, 1900: mark
steady. Steers, sTH9.ss. cows and
helfers. yiB0Q $50. rtockers and
feeders. ;s.soGs.Ts: calves. tt.50g
1880.
HeEs-Receipts. 40: market. steady.
loc higher. Top. $3.50; bulk,
sT.iS97.ss.
sheer - Receipts. s.soo. ioai5e
higher. Lambs. si1T50i5; ewea
sT1s-so: feeders, si15TGitT5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Weather Bureau Report

TATOnalf isfAND. Stay lis 4. y.
hArouistsr falling. cloudy. wind south.
four miles sn hour. Passed in. sir Caro-
line frHncsa. a. a. ~. Passed out sir
bak0tAn. a. a. ~ ctr Davenport OF
$50 .. ~. frhr Honolulu towing. - $3.50
a. m. frsightsr. yellow stack. a. $50
m: steamer. probably ctr IoAuA
Aafu. ~ a o.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Harvester Trust
Case Is Up Again

WASHINGTON, May IL, r. The
government may shortly reopen the
International Harvester corporation
dissolutioa caisc 20 determine II tho
separation az certain OF its properties
has been cffc bted, II vas indicated at
the department. OF juc;icc today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Coal Properties
to Be Appraised

WASHINGTON. May ia com.
picte valuation OF all the coal mining
properties In the country will be
made by the United States coul com.
mission. Chairman Hammond an.
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
MANY LEASES
FOR BUSINESS
California Concern 10 Get
Seattle Location

West a Wheeler reports an in
crease in tho number Of inquiries
from out ~ town corporations Who
are contemplating locating In Seattle
In tho immediate present OF tho very
near future,
They have just succeeded Ia To-
eating tho Electric Corporation Of
Los Angeles. California, who nrc 90
open Il general electrical business.
Their new home IL 10 occupy con.
siderable portion OF the building az
aai Occidental ave. situated az the
Northwoa, corner Of Jackson and DC
cidcntai. which WAS formerly occu.
pied BY the Crescent Manufacturing
company Extensive alterations are
90 bo made in this building nt once.
Their lease IL for period Of three
years at "a rental In excess Of SO. 900.
They also report other leases az
follows.
A lease has been closed with tho
Truck Tire company on tho several
stores ~ and 70 icsler way, and
Gpi,7,s Western ave. f0r a period OF
five years az an approximate rental
or ti2.soo. These premises will be
entirely altered and modern plate
glass fronts will be- installed as well
az other modern convenience 20
equip tho premises for the present
, day tire business.
The store az clio Union ~. has been
leased 20 EiiERbeth Forbes. who VIII
conduct modern chiropodlst'A
office.
Tho store az cii y. Pine ~. has
been rented by tho Seattle Glass
20. At the present time they occupy
the adjoining store. and due 90 an
expanding business arc increasing
their space.
The store a, 1870 Third ave. has
he1n leased 20 ID. J.. a T. ". Russell
for an art store.
The garage building AZ ios Belle
vuc y. has been leased 20 W. Is.
Stevens for general storage and re
pair business.
The store a, w. Caller has been
leased for a period OF three years 20
G. y. Carter who will open barber
shop.
The store AZ 400 Olive ~. has been
rented 10 tho Making Good Furnl
turo Co.
A lease has been negotiated with
Nick carnaA on the two stores al
ZOO. Madison Il. az an approximate
rental 81 $500 for period % two
years. Carran will conduct a gen
crHl grocery and deiicaicssen bust
ness
The store at SAGA s0ih n. w. has
been rented 10 n. O iNieon. who will
open q barber shop.
Announcement Of tho completion
Of number Of kaAcs during tho
past week Ia made by the Office OF
Henry Frederick. Inc. Among them
arc tho following.
2ios First ave has been rented
20 c. l.. Mayo. WHO viii conduct
an office and salssroom for newly
patented cooler.
sis Third ave. has been leased by
Mrs ~. u. Ferguson for an Indian
curio store.
40 Fourth ave. win 10 occupied
by Mesars. Cooper and Acbc~r as
an electrical supply and appliance
shop.
5is Olive -. will he opened by
MesArs. Bower and Gray a. n first,
class slsoc repair shop.
GOD Pike n, has been kahcd by y.
ki,agawa for japanese art goods
store.
eos Post Al. has been taken by
Measrp. Mcdonald and Healy. who
wl'l open an office for general .x.
porting and importing business.
ZIG Railroad ave. s. viii sbe open.
Cd az club rooms by Peter Lin.
IoI Stewart st. win be the office
and headquarters OF Tho Western
Tourist Service. Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
Opens New Shop for
Tool and Iron Work

jay u. Chambers has opened an
establishment at 1887 10th ave. s..
for dressing tools and doing general
blacksmith work. Chambers has had
many years experience In this line
Of business In other cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12

suxnr--t'irm. Raw. ts.23; refined.
steady. GRADUATED. sa.366 $50.
Ceffe~--Spot No. RIO. fts.e ID. No
Santos. fti. i7ttEc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-12
TRADE TERMS
AUTHORIZED ISSUE

An authorized issue rs the total
amount Of stocks. bonds or other
securities that q company may Legal
Iyssell In accordance with the terms
~ It's charter, bylaws or other regu.
lstiona