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carried unanimously.
Mr.. Slabodnik offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its adop-
ton:
Whereas, it satisfactorily appears
that a Special Election was held in
INDEPENDENT H0OL DIS
TRICT No. IL, st. Louis County,
Minnesota, on the 10th day of
March, 1928, and that at. such cleo
tion the proposition contained IN
that certain resolution of this gov
erning body relative to the issuing
of certain bonds in the amount OF
Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
| $500, 000), the proceeds OF said
bonds to be used for the purpose
of defraying the expenses incurred
and to be incurred in the construc.
ton and equipment of "a school
building, in said district, adopted at
meeting of this Board held on
the 9th day of February, 1928
received majority of the votes
cast thereat. u.
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE 1T RE
j SOLVED, that the clerk of sale
District School Board advertise fol
a period of at least two weeks il
THE ELY MINER, a newspaper
published at Ely, in st. i4oui:
i County, Minnesota, that bids will bt
received for the purchase of -Four
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($400,
000) of said bonds on the 18th da!
of May, 1928, at $50 o'clock P
: M. and that said bonds will be of
fered for sale at the time and place
and on the terms set out in sail
Notice of Sale, which shall be il
substantially the following form:
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METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev. H. w. Mitchell, pastor of
the Two Harbors M. E. church will
conduct the morning service next
Sunday at the local NJ E. church.
In the evening a special miscel-
.laneous program of music, readings,
and a book review will be given.
Welcome
GILBERT G. CURTIS, Pastor
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-27

of school building, in said dis
trict, and are to be dated The 1st
day of June 1923, to be in demon
ination of ST 100000 each, bearing
interest at the rate not to exceed
five and one half per cent (5h %)
per annum, payable semi-annually,
and to mature and be payable as
folloxuc
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-27

Total ,081 SO
Moved and supported that the re-
port of the Finance Committee be
approved and the secretary be in
structed to issue orders on the
treasurer in payment of the yari-
GUS amounts. Motion carried unani-
mously. ~
Mr.. VIM. Odds, Jr. at this time
offered the School Board his option
to purchase from William Phillips
Lots 9, 10 and II Of Block Is in
Whiteside's Addition to Ely, st.
Louis County, Minnesota.
Moved and supported that indie
pendent School District No. ~, st.
Louis County, Minnesota purchase
the said option fro, VIM. Olds, Jr
for the consideration Of One Dollar
payment of which is hereby author
ICED. Motion carried unanimously
Moved and supported that Mr.. A
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-04-27
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that sealed bids for the pur-
chase of Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($4OO,O0O) bonds of INDIE
PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT No.
IL, st. Louis County, Minnesota,
will be received and considered by
the School Board of said district on
the 18th day of May, 1928, at $3.50
o'clock P. NJ. at the Washington
School, in the City of Ely, in said
district. Said bonds are issued for
the purpose of defraying the ex-
penses incurred: and: to be incurred
in the construction. and equipment
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] A BIBLE THOUGHT
| u FOR today
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APRIL II.
THE TEMPORAL AND THE
ETERNAL:-All flesh is grass, and
all the goodness is as the flower of
the field:
The grass withereth: but the word
of our God shall stand forever
Isaiah 40:6, 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
LUMBER OUTPUT
MAINTAINS PACE
New Business Continues to
Keep Ahead Of Output

Production OF lumber In Pacific
Northwest mills Ia maintaining ia
record price, with new business run.
ning well ahead ot production. This
is particularly encouraging for the
industry and for the district i'm view
os the fact that Japanese orders have
not as yet hecn received in apprrcl.
ably large quantities. and that IL N
gcncraly admitted that Il win bo
some time before actual rcconstruc.
Ilnn OF the dcvasted areas Is begun on
an extensive scale,
one hundred and thirtythree mills
reporting 10 the West Coast Lumber,
mems association for the week end.
ms september Goth. manufactured
ll9.S1S. zoo feet OF lumber, sold fa6..
i25.SN feet. and shipped 1885. s9i
feet.
Production for reporting mills was
- per cent above normal New bust.
ness was - per cent above produc.
ton. Shipments were Z per cent be.
low new business.
ForJy,thrvo per cent OF tho weeks
business taken during the week was
Ter future water delivery. This
amounted TO 5t.6s5.llT feet. OF which
36,3aS,t52 feet was for domestic car.
so delivery, and is.sS6.9e5 feet cx.
port, New business by rail- amount.
cd 10 s.ITg cars
Forty.thre per cent % the weeks
lumber shipments moved by water.
This amounted TO 49,sst.66s feet. OF
which 55.sst.55S feet moved coast.
wise and ntercoaStal. ana 1850. l2t
feet overseas. Rail shipments TO.
tllcd a.026 cars,
Local auto and team deliveries To-
tailed 5.f3o. 40 feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders 10.
tailed i54. 562.52S feet. Untitled export
orders ioe.sI4.2i6 feet. Untitled rail
trade orders e.5o5 ears.
In tho first 30 weeks OF the year.
production reported TO West Coast
Lumbcrmen'a association has been
a.sss. $50. 34a feet. new business O.,
s52. SOS. lea feet. and shipments i.lls.
s13. 759 feet,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. oct. 1.-The following
articles OF Incorporation have been filed
In the office OF the secretary OF state:
Japapesc-Amerloan Commission Co..
Seattle. changing name to Tsutakawa
nnd Co.
Jnpancsc-American Commission Co..
Seattle. 5000. Van c, Griffin and Paul
Carrigan.
Burton n Valentine company. Seattle.
$50. 600: u. u Burton, j. q. Valentine
aud Louis Nash. To make. manufacture,
buy. sell, mark. stamp. design. cmbroid-
or. alter, change. repair, dye. clean and
otherwise generally treat and deal In
and with linen. cotton, WOODEN. etc.
standard Tin and Metal Corporation
OF Washington. Seattle, 100000. Albert
j. Goetz, clyde II. Walker and c. W.
Ostrom.
SLOAN Hospital nnd sanitarium COM
pany. Soap Lake. 100000; c, w. Me-
Conkey, Ice Mcdonald. j. l.. Harris,
Zach Finney and u, r. Mordhorst.
Rev Drug company Inc, sedro Wool
ley. 100000. L. A. King. NJ, A. Frleft,
Nina " King. Albert j. Palmauist. Chess
ter II. Ames and Clarence H. Haiverson.
walin 6 Nordstrom. Seattle incrcas-
Ing stock $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
GRAIN MARKET
Up AND DOWN

CHICAGO, Oct Wheat and corn
suffered a setback from tho top
price Of the day. but closed higher
than last niHht'a close In trading on
Tho Chicago board 81 trade today.
Numerous dips and rallioa fcatur-
ed the wheat market outside mar.
kets were firm After reaching a
new high mark on the present crop,
corn rlumped with heavy profit-tak-
ms Country offerings were on tho
increase. Springfield. III. declared
arrivals from Southern Illinois VIII
be heavy by next Monday VI favor
able weather continues
All offerings after tho midday
rail- were readily absorbed by small
Dealers and shippers. Cash prices
eloHcd strong. reaching top Of
sl,OlM
oats suffered from proflt-taitinF
During tho mid-d rally prices
reached new high prices on tho pres
rnt crop ProViuionu were of frhe-
tionAlly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
WILL INSTALL
GYRO CHAPTER

Members OF the Seattle Gyro club
LEFT Thursday morning for Vaneou'
yer TO participate in the ceremonies
Incident to the installation Of officers
OF the Vancouver chapter OF the In
ternational Association OF GyTo clubs
which win take place Thursday eve
ming at S o'clock at the Vancouver
hotel
The following members are TO rep
resent the Seattle club: Oscar w.
Jackson, Rees r. Evans. Lloyd X.
coder, Emil p. Jarvis. Glen II. South
wick. Fred Ewaid. Frank X Erick.
son. Eldred Ireland and willis II.
Kemp.
The installation win BE- conducted
BY Jesse ". Warren. president Of the
Seattle Gyro club. who Is also gov.
ernor OF the Pacific Northwest dis
trict. which includes Washington.
Oregon and British Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminai-Pisr G-str Presl-
dent Grant. ctr Hhldzuoka Maru schr
Tampa. Pier 40--Btr West Henshaw.
Margaret Dollar, Whcatland Montana.
Great Northern Terminal-5tr Hakata
Maru.
Bell street Tsrminal--U. 3. l.. u. +.
Heather. Il. =. g. O.. Haida.
Pier 1l-B--str owcgo, moiorshlp Thso-
dore Roosevelt
pier 7-Motorshlp Anvil. str caroly-,
FTanceE
Pier s-Schr AzaicA.
Pier Sch AzAien
pier Str Victoria. str Jefferson.
Pier D--str II. y. Alexander, Admiral
Sobree
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--U. 8. l.. s.
swiftsure.
U. 8. Shipping Board NoorinKs-str An
ma y. MorEe, str West Nllug.
Tracy Street TerminaI-str fOwan.
Lander street Termlnal--5tr Candidate.
Milwaukee Ocean -Aotorahlp
Biam.
Henford Street Tsrminal--str Robin
Hood.
spokane street TermInai-str CONNER
cial Pathfinder.
Todd Dry Docks--str Kstohlkan. str
west Hlmrod.
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging CO.
Str Patterson.
Ames Terminal Company Bktn W. u.
Flint. Htr Norway Maru.
NettIetor'H Aiill--MotofHhlp Frank Lynch.
str Northwestern.
colman Creospte Works-Btr Horace X.
Baxter.
West goattia Eievator-Btr Hawaii MAru.
1 Iieffornan'a Drydocit-Btr Hainler
West Seattle Training statlon- Eagle
No. "a.
attcnm-Buoy 30. str Madison.
Winslow Marine Railway sohr Chmano,
schr spokane, schr Betsy Hoss. schr X.
v. kruse. barge copuitlam CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
FOREIGN TRADE
MEN TO M EET

The third annual convention OF
the Pacific Foreign Trade council
win be held in Portland November
10 to IA, IL was announced Wedncs.
day, The program for the conycn.
ton Ia rapidly being pushed 10 com.
plction. and viii include many nu.
ihoriticN on foreign trade. finance
and allied interests.
The central theme OF the discus.
uloni and addresses will be that OF
Pucifie coast unity for world trade
expansion. Formal announcement
OF tho convention win be made In
the near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
COOLIDGE MAY
HELP FARMERS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4-Presi.
dent Coolidge viii send Eugene Mcy
or. Jr.. or Frank Mondcll. OF the
war finance corporation. to the
whcat.produclng states to study
conditions flrst hand He viii sup,
port a proposal TO organize yoluu.
tesr associations FOR the purpose Of
marketing tho crop ia an ordinary
and helpful way at home and
abroad This II said 20 mean that
the United States government mon.
ey win be used 20 tide the wheat
grower and the local bankers who
have financed him. over tho present
depression. caused BY low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
MAY WITHDRAW
C-GRADE APPLE
Big Crop Causes Price Drop
in Ordinary Fruit

wENATcHEE Oct, "A concert
ell move towards eliminating tho c
grade apple has been commenced by
growers and shippers hero as re
suit OF recent slump in the price
or this grade. offers as low as Is
cents I. 0. b. cars for c grade Jona'
thans led TO the resolution on the
part OF shippers and growers alike to
refuse to pack and ship apples that
would not net the growers more Than
so to 50 cents per box
The elimination Of the c grade
IN all the cheaper varieties has lons
been discussed. but this year Il IL
Weld 20 be especially desirable be
|nusc Of the unusually heavy CROP
ii is per cent Of the crop could be
removed from the market, and thus
taken out OF competition with the
better grades. Il would have a very
healthy effect on the general sltua'
ton in the opinion OF sales manas'
ers and others who are IN close touch
with the market.
Il has been suggested that growers
set aside all c grades in such varie-
ties as Jonathan, Rome Beauty,
spltzenberg, Stayman, yellow New
town. Black Ben. Arkansas Black.
etc. and hold them until later In the
season. II the marke, improves TO
a point where they can be profitah'y
handled. they can then be packed
out and shipped. II not Z, would be
economy to dump them. IN the opin'
ion Of many shippers.
II only par, OF the c grade we're
taken of the market in this manner,
Il would greatly reduce tho volume
OF the crop and relieve the situa'
ton. in the opinion OF shippers and
sales managers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Financial Flashes
From James sraefariane 8 Co.
81 Second Ave.

Twenty Industrial stocks average
ss.0s, an Increase OF 90. Twenty
rail stocks average 1896. an in
crease OF 10.
French export tonnage in
first seven months Of 1923 in
creased Is per cent over the
corresponding period In 1929;
import tonnage increased per,
cent.
General Motors produced $4,000
cars in September. compared with a
schedule calling for $1,000; October
schedule. 10000.
Forty-one oil companies with
capitalization Of S3i,515, 900 were
formed in September, against IL
capitalized at si3,750,OO0 in
August.
- Subscriptions TO Canadian refund.
& loan exceeds 5000. 900. 900.
y Floods at Casper, Wyo.. re-
cede; rail loss sl.00O,O00 and oil
loss 100000.
Sheldon Clark. vice president OF
Sinclair Refining. speaking at the
American oilmen's association con.
vention, said he believes the crisis
In oil industry has passed.
With but one or two exccp-
lions. banking institutions con
cur in the opinion that business
Of the nation will show no de-
crease in October, and that the
general economic situation will
continue sound for the remand.
or Of the year and probably
beyond.
Placing Of further orders for rails
by both the r. & o. and the c. 6
o. caused slightly better tone in
the listed steel shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
NOW IS THE TIME
FOR ALL GOOD MEN
TO BUY A NECKTIE

OCTOBER TO 10 has been set
" apart Ra Autumn Neck
wear" week. and merchants win
feature ncoitwenr In their win
dowH To stimulate competitive
displays. the Associated Mems
Ncckwcor Institute. Inc, H offer
ing $1,000 In prizes for tho best
window displays exhibited Ia
stores turnout tint country The
association also has offered $50
prize for the best slogan 10 pro.
mote the sale Of mems neclSwear.
The competition close, November
10, and n open TO everybody. slo.
gan, are TO lac mailed TO the az,
aociution Rt 49, Fourth ave, New
York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Italian Garden Blooms
on New York HOusetOp
Modern Cliff Dwellers See Revival Of
Art of Ancient Babylon

apartment house districts, the fact
that perfectly good playground lies
directly overhead gradually Is seep-
ing thru the wainscoating.
There always is romance In roof
party. The view of the lights far
below. the sublimated shrek Of tho
elevated whistle and the sudden dis
coyery of the moon put it several
love affairs ahead OF the parlor. Most
New Workers know OF the moon only
by hearsay. BY going up on the
roof, the light-dazzled Manhattanite
discovers TO his surprise that the
stars do not range themselves into
chewing gum advertisements and
that the moon has not been utilized
for the description OF cord tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Everett Girl Is
Sought in Seattle

Search for Josephine /. Roboy.
who disappeared from her home in
Everett July 81. was renewed Wed.
ncsday by the police. following the
discovery that tho girl had been seen
Tuesday afternoon on 10Th ave.
street chr. here Tho girls parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Robey. have OF.
fercd $500 reward for. information
concerning her whereabouts
Her disappearance. according TO
her parents. probably was caused by
a mental shock resulting from her
rescue of two drowning swimmers
at white Rock, Il. c.. week pre-.
vious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Arrivals and Departures

Arrised-Oef Str Northwrstsru
from Tacoma. at 2 a. m. oct. Mo
torahlp Thco. Roosevelt from ChristiaHIa
via Christiansand. Balboa, Los Angeles.
FAN Francisco aud Portland. a. 1880 ..
m str y. G. Kirkpatrick from ios
Angeles via San Francisco. at 2;79 p. m. F.
str Horace X Baxter from Eagle iIAr-
bor ut 10 y m. str Norway Maru from
Kobe via TAooma. az 1850 y. M, str
Admiral sshrss from Tacoma, At mid
night
saiied--oet 4. 49, str jefferson for
Southeastern Alaska. AZ Pa. m. Oct. b.
SIR Cross Keys for Dairen via VAncou-
YER y. G.. Kobe and Shanghai at Z
.. ~. str fowan for New York. via Ia
coma. Portland. San Francisco. Los
Angeles and Balboa, at p. M str York
city FOR Melbourne via Adelaide. at p.
m. str suduffco for Port Newark via
Tacoma. Coos Bay and willspa Harbor.
at 10 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

MONTREAL.--Jules @. Jusserand,
French ambassador TO tho United
States, will be the chief speaker at
the Parlsman centennial celebration.
to be held in Montreal on Tuesday,
November 10. Tire list Of speakers
will include Prof. Bliss Perry, OF
Harvard university. and DR.. G. w.
Colby. OF New York, formerly OF
McGill university. The famous his.
torian's only daughter. Mrs. Grace
parkman Coffin. and her husband
will attend the celebration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Anti Wood Group
Wins in Election

MANILA. +. J.. Oct. 3.-Tho
Quezon. or anti.wood. group seemed
toby TO have won decided victory
in yesterdays election.
The election was precIpitated by
the recent clash between Gov. Gen.
Leonard $. Wood and Filipino lead.
ers, which had It's climax In the res.
lgnatlon OF the cabinet.
Returns today indicated that RI.
mon Fernandez. tho coalition candi.
date. supported by Manuel Quezon.
nntiwood leader. Ind been elected
TO the legislature over Juan Suma.
long. candidate OF the democratic
party. by $1,000 plurality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
OUT OF LUCK
From the Philadelphia Bulletin

FfoW inc FhIIadeIphIa Bulletin
w, G. Williamson. chemist. says
that man came into his laboratory
the other day, threw sample bag
OF stuff on his desk and asked what
IL was worth.
Iron pyrites." pronounced viii
Hanson. as he carelessly juggled the
samples in the air. Not worth any
thing"
Say" gasped the Mortified son OF
Vermont. you mean to say that
stuff's not gold? There's a widow
living out here who's got a whole hill
of that, and up and married her
yesterday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Boston Wool

NnHruN. oct. s--The wpol market
continues 20 Fppft fair volume % bust
Hrss being contaminated. slshe sales ere
made 81 unchanged prices Borne Erades
price. bat the demand AZ AlSasr prices
u smAli Ohio haif blood wool - firm
AZ About 81 esntn. which 4 equivalent 70
81 20 clean landed Thrss-siRhths terri.
tory has been PVT thru a. ilgt and fnost
dealers are nov asking Vie. Fotelkn
markets CONTINUES active. with The de-
msnd eanins ehisfly frem Frsgea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04


While there nTc some features
shown in tho chart OF business con
ditlons that. standing alone. might be
considered as unfavorabie from the
standpoint of the industries Involved,
business ~ a whole is shown by tho
chart 90 be in very satisfactory
condition. a brief summary OF the
facts disclosed by the chart Is given
by j. II Miner. vice president and
manager OF tho department OF public
relations Of the Seattle National
bank. as follows:
The Ecries OF charts reproduced
above indicate the inherent strength
OF the economic situation. The vol.
ume OF production IL clearly shown
10 be greater than year ago. thru
the record OF chr loadinss and the
production OF iron and steel.
While bank cl.arings and the
stock market records show reaction
yet. with the other basic trends 20
favorable these reactions are more
or less wholesome check 10 ten.
dency towards imitation. which exist.
cd In the spring.
or course. the marked decline in
the price OF wheat was distinct dis.
advantage 10 the Pacific Northwest.
ern states with their large acreage
OF wheat land: yet even this unfavor.
able factor affecting local conditions
will be materially offset by the in.
creased demand for wheat which will
no doubt follow the japan disaster,
The decline in the price of pctro.
leum IA OF course welcome In the
Northwest. whore large quantities
are consumed and none produced
The leading authorities turnout the
country are more or less in agree.
mont that fundamental conditions
point toward continuation OF salts.
factory business conditions at least
for another six months period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Copper Selling at
Record Low Figure

NEW YORK. Oct. Cooper
metal IS ob,alnable in small quaint.
ties at 1875 cents pound. dciiv.
cred. There have been definite Of
fcrs Of moderate tonnage AZ that
figure. This Is new low record
for some time and compared with
i3h cents. the bottom on Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Welding Company
Opens New Plant

The Farwest Electric Welder Co.
which was recently formed by the
purchase and reorganization OF tho
Pacific Electric Welder and Manu-
featuring Co, OF Renton. has en-
larged the equipment and estab-
lished the plant at the corner OF
Westlske ave. and Caller ST.. with J..
E. Click. secretary OF the company.
In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Building Permits

stephen Berg. 5oss Brooklyn. frame real.
denc. ssase. $4,000.
stephen Bcrg. ai02 Woodlawn park
frame residence asxs6. $4,000.
Stephen BcrE. si0s woodlawn park
frame residence sSS.s. $4,000.
Stephen Berg. St0s woodlawn park
frame residence ss,7s, $1,000.
Stephen Berg. 7io7 woodlawn park
frame residence 7Ox3o. $500.
stephen berg. ai09 woodiawn park
frame residence th7s. $1,000.
WIN. Madison. ts5 Crockett st. frame
residence s6Sae, $500.
Ira w. Reynolds. aass Ferdinand, frame
residence ssxso. $500. b.
Lessee Chas blanc. ali University ct.
Mas cafe alterations. 1880.
H. Neubcrt. t225 Meridian ave, frame
realdcnce t5x2s, $1,000.
H. I. Parker. te0b henderson. frame
realdcncc s2ra6. $500.
Lulu NJ. Murphy. 622+ card ave. n. T..
frame residence t6Sao $4,000,
Lulu NJ. Murphy. s72. card ave. N. L.,
frame residence. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Chicago Board of Trade
Denver Live Stock
wrdns.aay'. oaelallan.

Cattie--nsesipts. s.ase Market STEADY
20 weak ness steers. i48a.10l COWS
and bsiftfs. I4Hssp. calves. ituAft,
stneksts and feeders. NSs,S bulls,
tstQBf2Q
iinEs-iiscsipts ESQ. Market steady, Zee
higher TOP. asEs. bulk. tf.sQ9kie.
ptEa tfgTs3.
sh.cp--iiseslgls. iaisa. Market strong
% gse higher Lambs, ttiuti,ss,
feeder iAmbs. tii9tss5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
1,1O2 Apple Cars Is
Record for Season

For the first time this season total
apple shipments OF the United States
passed geo ears on Saturday. when
1.i02 were shipper. Washington led
with gs2, followed BY Virginia. 1853
West Virginia. 1Os; Illinois, S., New
York. 81: Michigan. 50; Pennsylvania.
: a: Missouri. 40: California, 81: Colo
tado. So: Idaho. 81. and Oregon. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
BUSINESSFmn Produce, Building
NeID York Stock Market

-, WALL, STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
OF mi
punishment
retire the the rally
reserve board which
lending
n
Can
OFF = Pam
@ sss up a. Pan American y sgh Union Pacific aois up y
american Wooden ~ up e American sugar 6b ethc
NchlFon %. baldwin. il0A4, u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04
Meetings

The Seattle chapter OF the Aneri.
can Association OF Engineers will
meet Friday evening at o'clock In
room 2oe Railway Exchange building.
r. Jenner. chief examiner Of
a pc Washington Title Insurance Co,
will speak on title insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

CHRIS TIANIA.-The United
States government has purchased
one OF the finest residences in
Christiania for its legation mansion
and office. The building was owned
by the son.in-law OF Alfred b. Nobel.
founder OF the Nobel prizes. 1t has
large, well-cultivated garden and
other desirable features.