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New Britain herald., 1923-10-24
KLAN'S SPOKESMAN
TELLS ABOUT ORDER
Explains Opposition 70 Jews
and Catholics

dallas Tea. 0et, si.-Fhe IN klnS
HAAS attitude toward negroes, JsNs
sad Catholics Nas ekRlsiasa hers -.
ess ~ DF. III w kssns imperial
xlsard. in q speech saaoaneed as cut
linins s'fally for the FIRST time the
palieiss az the ka klak Khan, &C.
fsndinE restriction Of immigration
snd ils program IN this respect
~. Evans recommended that ihe
rniied states make It's eNa selection
81 the class Of immigrants wanted,
'aonF cause 10 true AmerieanlsHl, :"
If. Evans saia, soaf destiny Is the
eammeH welfare, uRen a plane hlgh
above any mankind has ever known,
recognize fnlly the ngohlems Of this
generation, Hut the time has come
% lock far beyond 20 this greater
American problem Of our composite
people. That is the bedrock Of every
national danger and hope
4. =. J. Melting i'ot.
''fhe streams Of population that
have been and are pouring In nnnn
Us are ages old IN racial character and
capacity. We are the melting pot.
Into Il has been poured, almost pro-
miscuously. every dross ingredient Of
citizenship that the earth produces,
the good and the bad. out Of u must
come. IN the end. our success or fall
IRE as republic. The immigration
stream Il monthly more and more in
ferior. as I shall show by indlsputable
facts. within the year congress must
enact a new immigration law.
''The present population is much
less than half. perhaps little more
than a third. Of native Anglo Saxon
dock. We have In this country today
illiterates 10 the almost unbelievable
number OF 4.e3i.906 and mentally and
physically diseased persons totalling
more than IS million 100 per cent
Americans.
No Hatred.
There Is no hatred In my heart for
any individual. nationality or race.
In the beginning OF the national life,
our policy was rightly that OF the
open door. Out OF that grew the
America Of the last generation--pros-
porous and proud, pure and patriotic.
Then suddenly the character OF our
immigration changed.
The problem OF assimilation can
not be measured by the fifty-eight
millions OF native whites as against
the forty seven millions of alien and
colorcd stock. The south is almost
untouched by immigration. It is the
east, the north and west that have re-
ceived the inundation.
East's Big Problem
".rhe south with its negro problem
and the east with its hordes of in
ferior immigrants, are largely respon-
sible for much of the political prosti-
tuition that is now a curse to our
country.
I'VE already have at least three
powerful and numerous elements that
do now and forever will defy every
fundamental requirement of assimila-
ton.
First there is the negro-ten and
a half millions. They have not, they
cannot attain the Anglo-Saxon level.
Both biology and anthropology prove
1t. gThe low mentality of savage an
cestors is inherent in the blood stream
of the colored race in America. No
New Britain herald., 1923-10-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the office of Cits
Clerk A. l.. Thompson: julius A
Mickey Of % Griswold street. and
Miss Edith NJ. King of Southington;
Albert r. Eckert and Miss Anna
Ncumann. both of Newington; Will
liam T. Dillon of 80 West street, and
Miss Anna Anderson Of kensingtOn.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-24
ARRIVES AT PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh. Pa, Oct. ga cold
rain greeted David Lloyd George, war
time premier of Great Britain, when
he arrived here this morning from
Cleveland. The distinguished visitor
breakfasted In his car and remained
aboard the train until the hour set
for his official welcome.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-24
Heads Up

LONDON-A new cork hat, as
rival of the old bowler, has been in
troduced by a West End London deal
er. 1t is guaranteed to be light, wat
erproof and warm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

Careful students OF the financial
situation are surprised az tho action
OF the Reserve Ratio Figures OF the
Federal Refaerye hanks and the sim.
liar figure for the New York banks
says Mr. nahaon. with tho tire.
mendous amount OF gold In the
country ana with new gold constant
~ being mined. Il seems strange that
this figure should decrease.
Furthermore. even altho this IL
the crop moving Feason there seems
no logical reason why our hanks
should put out additional currency,
There Is an abundance Of money IN
the country for ali legitimate needs.
Tho only difficulty ls that too much
Of 4 In being used IN lLogitlmate
ways. and too much il being boarded
IN sections where Il In not being
needed.
THE country does not need 20 is
sue more money. but the farmers
and legitimate business instead Of
spectators in stocks. food Htuffs and
wearing apparel should have the use
OF the billions already issued. Elm.
mate special and unreasonable stor,
ago and there will he money enough
for every legitimate need in every
/ itna OF industry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
BRITISH SHIPS {
ARE NOT BUSY
Salary Reductions Ordered
as Tonnage Drops
BY w. H. poRTERFIELD

NEW YORK. Sept. %. - Orders
have been received during tire past
two weeks reducing all salaries II
officers and men Of the British mer.
chant marine from two 10 three
pounds per month. retroactive 70
August let.
There are today 1900 officers
and men Of the British merchant
marine out Of employment by
October ~, WHEN several OF the big
liners will be laid up for the winter.
this number viii be increased 10
1900 or more.
The outlook for British shipping
was never darker than right nov, =.
said ono OF the big ship first officet
10 me today. "and what the futut
holds no one can tell.
There are three definite causes
for this situation. First, the ~.
duction In European.Amerlcan trade.
No matter what figures the repub-
lican party may put out in support
Of the new tariff law. there is no
denying the fact that trade In ton.
mage between Europe and America
Ii on the totoggan. az you would
put IL. Whatever you sell Europe
today In excess OF her exports 70
You n sold on very, very doubtful
credit, and sound exporters are not
taking chances Europe must and
Is learning 10 do without and that
means lcsscned trade.
Secondly. the immigration re-
sirlctlon law. which has reduced i'm
migrant traffic from i,o00.o0 in
1918 10 $4,000 maximum. has cut
Off one of our great sources Of rev.
enue. Our Italian immigrant traf-
fic Is practically gono.
Third. are the u. g. shipping
board operations. We know. OF
course. that the U. S. government
is losing 100000 a week on ship.
ping. according 20 official figures.
Actually the loss is much greater.
FOR you have not taken into account
The continual loss In depreciation OF
ships. nor interest on bonds, two
very vital factors Meantime our
ships. many OF them built at high
peak prices Just following the war.
are crossing almost in ballast or
rotting AZ our wharves. Z
"our seamen now draw s pouns
or about t55 monthly. That Z
much better than pre.war prices
Our owners arc not determined 10
bring us all hack 20 prc.war scale
Captains arc not affected for their
salaries Of from $4,000 10 $4,000 per
year go on just the same, but for
the rest Of us-well. we may as well
cmigrate TO America and try q
Identify ourselves with Uncle Sans
ships. We are good sailors. yet the
'ouiiook al home is very dreary."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Foreign Trade

The foreign trade bureau OF the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce has
received the following inquiries in
the foreign trade field. information
concerning which may be obtained at
the bureau:
tl5f3l--Individual In Hawaiian Is
lands asks for names OF importers Of
wool.
(is44)-Jute mills IN Calcutta. In
dia. asks for names OF users OF BAG
(iss5)-New York firm WI.
branch offices at Teheran. Hanadan,
Irac. and Bagdad, asks for lists Of
Seattle dealers in Oriental and Per-
sian rugs.
Manufacturer agent in
Germany desires agency for sale Of
musical instruments. furniture.
clocks. jewelry and novelties
Observation-Disclosures OF toys in
Switzerland desires Seattle repre-
sentative.
(1sis)-Portland Ore. firm wants
list OF importers Of imitation pearl
beads.
Ci34a)-Kansas City manufactur-
er's agent requests names OF Seattle
firms handling Oriental novelties
such as baskets. art goods and gifts.
ds5oD--New York trading COM
pany requires wholesale distributor
TO handle safety matches.
d351)-Firm in Idaho requests
names OF firms who make small
motor boats,
u352)--F1rm in Panama requests
list OF exporters interested in trade
with that country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
SEATTLE HOME
OWNERS GROW

WAhliiNGTON. Sept as,-Ii0me
ownership among seattle families IN.
creased li.7 per cent IN the period
from 1900 20 1920. according 10
How 10 Own Your Home" man.
unl Just issued BY the division OF
building and housing Of tho depart.
mont Of commerce. The manual.
with a foreword by Secretary Of
Commerce Herbert Hoover. contains
authentic information concerning the
steps taken in the acquisition OF
property. such as the making Of
building iouns. selection OF the house
site, choosing OF building plans and
materials, and the cost OF maintain
lng home.
How 10 Own Your Hons" wni
prepared by John 81. Cries am
James =. Taylor Of the department
Of commerce, and presents figures
showing that The percentage Of Sc
attic home owners jumped from 81
IN 1900 10 ~. IN 1910 and reached
ts.3 IN 1890. The manual can be Oh
tanned BY sending five cents 20 III,
SUPERINTENDENT Of Documents. wash
iugton. u. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane q Co.
811 Second Ave.

3. & o. August net operating in
come s4,253,223. against deficit ,eis,.
1872 in 1922.
Atchison August net operating In.
come $685.. 0s3, against s3,4s3,sis.
The Great Northern August
statement will show net operat.
ing income Of 100000. This
compares with $l,847.000 for
August, 1922.
Illinois Central August net oper.
ating income 1851, 1874, against 49,.
142,3s1 in 1922.
Northern Pacific August net
operating income was s1,205,236,
against Sl,685, l0l In 1922.
The dividend declaration on Balti.
more & Ohio common announced late
yesterday was the prime stimulating
factor in the recovery Of the generui
list. The bulk Of the buying seemed
TO be representative OF covering by
shorts, and as yet there does not
seem to be any signs OF absorption
by important interests. Price bulges,
therefore. may not be enduring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cows Terminhl--r'er si--str Bear
port.
MAru.
Hsh stree, Terminal--U. s. G G. HAida
pier ii-B-siF owsEo.
pier 7-~Motarshlp Anvii.
Pier Str uoYiegtpwn.
pier Str Victoria. str Alameda
PIER i~-Rtr J. l. I.unkenhach.
pter D-sir Ruth Alexander.
Pacific Coast Coal BuskeFs-U. 8. l.
swfisurr.
q. = shipping Hoard MooSings-S,r Ann'
T. Morse. afr wsst Sfius.
Connecticut street Tsrminai-Btr santi
Hsatord street Tsrlniuai--Bsrk J. D
Peters
General Petroleum Tsrninal--TAnk,r 10,
Aismos
Todd Drydorfs-s,r Admiral ssbrcs. str
West Jester. str West Hilnrod.
Puget Sound bridge q Dredging co.--s,i
Patterson.
Amss TERMINAL company-s;r Steel Sea.
fnfrr.
Wet seattle FlssAtor-s;r Ksilgyu Naru
Hsffsfnan's Dry Doek-S:F Rainier. str
wheRtiAad Montana
Yves, Seattle Training stAtion--u. s. S.
Eagle No. 81.
Bpoy No. Str Madison,
Boleom Canal Lumber Co.--Hsrre Bert.
rand.
winslow Marine RAIlway--schr Betsy
Roxs. sehs Spokane. seer camano. schr
X. v. Kruse. barge coouitiam city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
BUSINESS-Fne Produce Agriculture Shipping Real Estate Buldig
EXPERTS ARE
TO TALK HERE,

A public Bahron service conference
win be held Thursday. October 4 IN
tho Masonic club rooms. under the
auspices OF the Industrial committee
OF tho Chamber ~ Commerce al 4
o'clock IN tho afternoon. Experts
from tho Babson statistical orguniza'
ton viii diacuas business aud finan'
clal problems. and anHwor questions
that arc submitted 60 them,
The two principal taller Will be I'm
vestmcnt and Speculation" by nnlph
II, Wilson, director OF service. and
The industrial and Commodity sit
uatlon" by George y. MaoIlNain. OF
tha human relations department
Tickets 10 tho meeting may be Oh.
talned from the BabHon Seattle Of.
flee. in tho Hose building,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
British Will Need
Northwest Apples

Crops In tho British lsles arc
poor, ssys a circular received BY
tho foreign tnds department OF
tho Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
from tho Homo & Colonial Fruit
Co.. Bradford. England, who arc
fruit dealers and handle among
other things. Washington apples.
Hri,ain's loss. however, Is Americas
gpin and the opportunity for Wash.
ing'on frui, n the greater. accord.
ina 10 tho letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
CORN MARKET
ON UPGRADE

CHICAGO. Sept september
corn cloaed AT new high mark on
the crop AZ at sc, while other aralnH
closed irregular on tho Chicago
board of trade today,
A switch 10 the selling side rs
earlier buyers created an easier an
drrtone in wheat Following an un.
changed opening. a slight uptuTn re-
suited when buyers Resumed their
activities After this short rally,
however. the switch 10 the buying
side became effective and with ltb-
trRi offerings prices canrd OFF
september corn reached new
hiRh record on the crop AZ 0i y e.,
Tho market was Of an out nature.
Profit taking developed al ono time.
but u was short lived,
Oats eaacd of fracti0nAily with
wheat and lack ~ demand,
BETTER offers and some domestic
buying helped provisions advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Service Resumed on
Powell River Route

Effective September 10. tho steam.
er charmcr resumed service on tho
Vancouver Nanaimo Union comox
and Powell River route. Steamer
VIII leave Vancouver AZ $40 a. m.
Thursdays and arrive at Nanaino AZ
ii9o a. m. The clearance or the
charmer n seven feet. two inches.
This service Il in addition 10 the
Princess Patricia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Arrivals and Departures

AFYifrd--Hrpt ak-htr Carolyn francis
from Bethel. az 10 a m. str American
from Baltimore via Philadelphia. Bal
boa. Los Angeles ard San Francisco, al I
a. M: s,r Kstrhikau from Alaska, az /
a IN. afr Raih Alexander from Han
Diego via tps Angeles ard San Francisco.
- a. nj ntr Orient from Nsw York via
Balboa. Han Diego and Vancouver. y. g..
~ ~ q. N. Rspt z7-Hu HAEata MAru
from Kobe via Vancouver. u. c.. AZ iite
o. nj ctr Admiral Dewey from Tacoma
via Everett BsiiinKhaa, Vancouver. y.
g.. and Anhesftss. ~ 1855 .. m. s,f Lor
Aismos from Los Angeles At . m; str
Fioridian from Tacoma. ~ 1870 p. N
e. r. &. g. Hhidh from Alaskan cruise.
~ p. m str asniA Paula from Tacoma
via Everett. AZ .. m. sir nrookdals
from Everett via Tanema. az sac ,. NJ.
atr DoyisstoWn from Tacoma. az s.ii
3. m
saiied--asp; ss-s,r Bearpor; for IA.
coma. ~ stae a N. Sept. 3T--a,r Nult.
nomah for Lee Angeles via Tacoma, Al
$50 ,, m.s str oduus for Thootnh. AZ I
D. u sir Admiral Dewey Tor LES An
Fsies VIA Fan Francisco. al midnight 80
Fiofidihn for Boston via nsilinEham
Portland. saa Francisco. los Angeles
Balboa and Ss~ York. - tiaa , M. 81
Cfuas Keys for Tacoma AZ slfs p. m.
stF nemaFnr for Los Angeles ~ tsae
p. M. ctr Brpokdzis for tloa Angeles. ~
midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Boston Wool

boston. sept ssr--rhs local wool
market u ilftis more active and the
mills are seeking larger quantities %
nesl Tor Immediate shipment large
Quantities o. wool are very active and in
ths nfishane auctions France hes esst
The principal huYrr tbs demand from
Wnf sssd nills In the local market has
picked NJ and Their. is coed demand Tor
wool IN the nild.w sstnfn markets lea
don dispatches rsArhins the local mar
sss report an increased demand ~ tue
santineni. Win Frabcs bidding actively
Tor fine grades
paiestY a Company o. Hytnsy .s,ir7sAta
ihe is1s..s production 81 SCOT IN Aus
tralia and &ew Zealand AZ 2.s9i.ts bales
az compared wttn s.ifAiss halss dHFiHE
tbs isst-3s season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Lens Concern Opens
Headquarters Here

one Of the recent concerns hav,
ing decided upon Seattle MS the
logical distributing center OF the
Pacific Northwest If the Dufci,
Lens Co. who are distributors Of
tho Quick Lens. a recently patented
glare. preventing lens for automo
blles. The lens was devised and
patented BY a Seattle man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
TRADE TERMS
ASSUMED BONDS

Assumed bonds" are bonds is.
sued by a corporation. the control
or ownership OF which passes into
tho hands Of another corporation,
which agrees TO be responsible for
both the principal and interest Of
such bonds. since the parent com.
pany assumes tho indebtedness OF
the company II has absorbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Building Permits

Frank Fowler. ga isaa ave. frame resi-
dsaes. iA6oe,
a. hubert. 1855 Meridian ave-. franc
residence fsrgs. o. eco
Glen y. Ernst sos y tt,h at. frams
residence tosts. o. zes.
Airs J K. smart. az Burke bldg. fran.
apartments saGtf fIe.Roo
Earl n. HiaisY ieth and seneca. frame
residence fsnst. iiisto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Foreign Exchange

rEw YORK. sept ir,--rcrslru ss-
ehsnss opansd lover. Sterling. demand.
ttfss: French franc. i0.0sitfs Ire.
t8a4ssN. Belgian franc. io,ot.sS Ger
man marks. its.sso.oeo TO ihsd eiiaf. or
sssfe.e9a.
Foreign exchange closed ia~sf. sisf-
ilnK. demand. ftts. OF y; Tfsneh
fyane. te.osis, OF COOS: lire. ie.stiy.
GERMAN marks. i5s sEs .eea 20 the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Complete Plan for
Big Loan to Japan

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Prelimi.
nary details have just been complct.
eds for a y1OOO0O,0OO gold loan 10
Japan by New York financial syn.
dictate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Bellingham-Sidney
Ferry Service Ends

Service by the Motor Princess be.
tween BellIngham and Sidney viii
be discontinued after Sunday. Sep.
tember 30. The last trip viii be
made from BcIiingham at 2.3o p. m.
on that date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
DOES SEEM so

ct can't raise s25 for you" declared
Mr.. Brooks, that's all there is to II.
l received a notice from my bank
that had oyerdrawn."
well" suggested Mrs Brooks.
try some other bank. They can't
all be overdrawn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
NelU York Stock Market
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW

NEW break Jones
tea afforded the at e opening OF tho stock
change which had been iden
Development
had whole market Jones' broke TO 81
against Studobakr reacted ~ "a
p6s; iiaA steel common sIi
AQAi Sudebaker a New
York iO baldwin Locomotive ilSA of 49, United
SIN Petroleum 81 exdvi ba
Continental Can san Off ~ sinclair ~ American
Can st.i Corn Products tsbA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
OH, HOW SOONs

From Kansas city Star.
The neighbors OF certain So
prano student in our corner OF town
are wondering how soon It again win
be safe for American girls to go to
Germany TO study music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Slow Payments Hurting
Business, Says Babson
Prompt Settlements All Down the Line
Are Needed, Expert States

Y LII II q l. u Y
HILLS. MASS
Sept -. Roger
W Babson las
been making a
careful analysis
Of credit cpndi,
lions based on re-.
ports from his
various CORR,
spondents thru.
out the United
States Ills find.
inEa. reported 20.
day. arc Of unus
uni interest 20
nj, business men
md lnNrninra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Bankers Recommend
Reserve Act Reform

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept 2s.-The
convention of the American Bank.
ers' association has approved rec
concentrations for changes in the
federal reserve system. to protect it
from political control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
San Francisco Produce

ThurNdsta uno's'ions
Butter-Extras. s7he h., prime firs,s.
eve 10 firHtz. sc ID,
TgEs-Ertrss, s7hc dos; sttrs pallets.
dc dor undsralEed pullsis &c dor.
Chsese---caiifernia flats fancy, 5ee ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Alaska Vessels

PssrrshurE--sr sept. s7-Eslied. str Ae.
uaifai Rogers. souihbeund. ~ .. IN.
Bspi. 7e-titr jefferson. southbound. al
midnight.
CordoyA- Sept. .s-saiied. str Admiral
Evans. souihbound. ~ 10 ?. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
PEOPLE ARE NOT
PAiING THEIR Hills

yet this speculation IN stocks and
commodities does rot account for The
elogFing which Is taking place today
in our credit system. OF tho various
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Portland Produce

Thursdays uo"Ab"A'
Bufter--fs sc 10.
rrr.--Huyiug prices. $50 tse dos; sell
iux prices. 1TE CSC d0S.
rhe~se--szM 8 s1a ID.
Hsns-i4a &c 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
SEATTLE MARKETS
yEGIsTApIIss
rns.s rsia whels.als p.aIer,

tire prices riesn are ihsss mad. TO Ss-
tail dealers ~ whelssaisrs With few
,sssonsi exceptions prices 70 pFoavssrs
eaa bs nrgfsa ~ dsapstinE The cost Of
,srspor,atisa 70 Seattle and .ppfeHi-
rns.sIy iss. Ter nauiias. storage and sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
ThurseiaJ'. QaeiaI

lhursdaJf luefatens
sugur--FiTnsr Raj. iists rshnsf.
STEADY; GRADUATED. tsGptt
Coffee--So. Iio. tea siaAs le.i Ne. Z
santos. IA. etths 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

Total operating revenues Of Chi
cago & Northwestern r. r. for
August aggregated si4.ssi.ass. com.
pared with sis.seo.sss in August,
1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Liverpool Grain

ThnrsIaYs uuefatIons
wheat open iiiEh Low Cie-~
Oct .... tssAa tsaAd tst3d fsN = 4
Dee $50. sat q ssTAd ssf ~ "a
March, tsssd ssi q tssSd s. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid MbolrsaIo DraIey.

Ducks Dressed, per 10. ... "a
Hens Dressed. heavy ....... ,aoa II
Dressed. lisht ...,...,...... 600 ~
Live, henvy. ID. ........... .2s
Live, light, 10, .............. IL
Broiicrs- Dressed, per N. 49,. .,s0 "a
Ger.e-DrcrHod. per m. .,. az
Turkcys--Faney dressed ... .toa "a
Live. fancy. N. ,..s.... IA.
Belgian iInres-Llye. per No.. III
Dressed, per III. ..,........... 200 "a
Cows Country dressed, ib,.. .oGq .os
Hogs Fancy block ........ .iin .i4ts
Veal Fancy. light ........... Isa 10
Heavy, conrHe ..s.s......... 100 ia
Medium. dressed amman. lao ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Price. Pald 10 shippers

Buitersat--
grade. Seattle delivery 80. 30
EExs--Frssh ranch. white she'll. .Fa .ts
Mixed eoiors ............... .tsa "a
Puiiots ss.ss.s 1900 s..t.sssss ~
MiIk-Cvt,, fob. Seattle supply SEQ
". o. n. condensary. f.3S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots

Thursdays Quotations
Furnished By Logan a nryan
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
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FIRST Low Tide
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First High Tide
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second nigh Tide
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