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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
SAYS
ORDERS FINAL

Declaring that the order suppress
Ing slot.machines had been only
partly obeyed. Chief OF Police w.
b. severyns Monday issued an ul;i.
matum TO his bluecoats. demanding
that the order he absolutely
obeyed"
Numerous complaints have been
made to me-" said Severyns, that
the slotmachines are operating. The
order against them must be on.
forced. Halfheared enformecent
not only destroys efficiency but
also the respect for The department.
THE machines must be placed
out Of commission or picked up
and sent 70 police headquarters.
That Is final
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smith cove Terminal, Pier 4i-str West
Cndron. schr Nnmpn
Pier t0str President Madison Hokkoh
Maru,
Great Northern Tcrmnsl- Str Hakata
Mnru. str Toklwn Maru
Boil Street TermInhi-u. n e. q. Haida.
Pier ll.B-str owego. motorahlp Thco-
doro Roosevelt.
Pier 7--Motorshlp Anvll, str Santa Ana.
pior 5--Atr snblllcuco
Pier i---Rtr Walter Luckcnbhch.
Pier n--atr Admiral Dewey.
Pier D--Str II. Y. Alexander
Union Pacific Terminal str Benvcnuo
atr HoSen.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkcra--u. ~ l.. A..
swftauro
y. \. Shipping Board MoorlngA-Str Woat
Ilmrod, Anna 70. Morse
Atlantic street Terminal -Rtr Eagle.
Stacy street Terminal atr pnnnman
Hauford Street Terminal str Horny A..
Grove.
East waterway Dock 4 Warehouse Co..
Htr West Nlua
Todd Dry Docks -slr Hhpora.
Puget Bound Bridge 8 Dredging Co,--Htr
Patterson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Two Injured When
Hit by Automobile

Struck down by an auto in tho
University district Saturday night.
Mrs. c. NJ. Miller, 32G f. saith st.
and her daughter Elizabeth 7. were
in the city hospital Monday, seri.
ously injured.
The two were struck By a car
driven by Warren Greene. a Seattle
shoe dealer. Greene was released,
pending the outcome Of the mothers
and daughters injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
FATHER AND
SON INJURED

William Hoffman. 60. Of asa Sind
ave. 8. was probably fatally hurt.
and his son. Henry. was painfully in.
jured when the auto in which they
were riding. colilded, headon. In a
spectacular smash a, Rainier ave. and
State 81. Monday morning. Hon.
mans auto turned over. crushing
him beneath g. ITS son was thrown
free. Hoffman sustained internal In.
iurios and wrenched back. He was
taken 10 the City hospital. where Il
was found necessary to administer au
as'hs,ic TO ease his pain. The driver
Of tho other car had not reported the
accident at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
TOTAL LUMBER
PAYROLL is BIG
Possibility Of New Years
Record Is FOrecaSted

Tho payroll Tor lumber aud ATM,
Rted industries will b. Sss,oo0 oeo bis
ger IN 1888 than IN 1892. and $4,000
goo grcator than IN 1891. according
10 figures compiled by the state de-
partment OF labor and industry al
olympia saturday BASED upon pay.
roll reports received up 60 October 4,
tho estimated payroll FOR 1893 Is
size. goo 600. II Is admitted that tho
prospects for unusual demand for
lumber in the next three months
may cause an increased activity that
would swell this total materially.
The record year Tor lumber ac,iv'
ity was 1880. which saw not only a
record demand but as wei witnessed
peak wages, combination thai set
tho payroll total az siiA0ooo 900.
From there It dropped &c $4,000, 900
IN 1891. climbing M TO ssh 600 geo In
1892. n Japanese reconstruction DC.
mands materialiEc promptly, 1913
s,aRds good chance OF making a
new record,
With the estimate of biz payroll
year in lumber comes the statement
by Burns Poo. collector Of Internal
revenue FOR Washington and Alaska.
tha, income tax collections during
tho first three mouths OF the fiscal
year ls29.l9gl IN Washington have
exceeded those Of the same months
last year BY 90 per cent. This Is the
FIRST upward swing Of income tax col.
lections in this state for a number
u years, he stated Saturday.
Figures for the first three months
OF tie present fiscal year. eommenc-
ing July /. compared with the first
three months Of 1899, follow
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Z. PISKTfl
husband 4
father n
w. Roba
/ Funeral [
!. at l p. nj
Home Und(
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Freshmen Here to
Honor G.. L. Beery

With George l.. Berry, president OF
the International Printing Press.
mems union. as the guest OF honor.
a reception viii. be held by local
prcssmen's organizations at the
Swedish club hall Monday evening.
Berry viii speak on topic OF inter.
est TO members OF the union. He Is
scheduled 10 deliver an address be
fore the convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor at Portland
after leaving Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
BROOM JOINS
BOND HOUSE

c. W. Broom has become ascot.
ated with the investment house OF
Carstsns & Earlcs. Inc. It was an.
nounced Saturday. by President G..
Austin Haskell
Broom came 20 Seattle from MIN
neapolis tn 1919. since which time
he has been associated with the in.
yes;ment firm Of George II. Burr.
Conrad & Broom. He has 4 wide
acquaintance among bankers and in.
vesiors Of the Pacific Northwest and
enjoys an euviable reputation for a
sound knowledge OF the seeurity
business.
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HOLD MEETING '
ON FORESTRY
Third Annual Conference 10
Discuss Timber Taxes

Ths timber tax problem viii be- one
Of the important subjects q discus.
sion az the third annual forestry
conference 10 be held Friday Octo.
Der ~, In the Chamber Of Commerce
assembly room. under the auspices
81 tho Chambers state development
department. other problems 10 be
discussed include the relation Of
forestry 10 agriculture. the develop.
mcnt Of woodworking industries In.
Guiding pulp. the prevention Of the
smoke nuisance. safeguarding the
scenic resources Of the state and re.
forcstraton.
The forestry conference held a year
ago resulted IN legislation that has
given the state forest policy.
Charles W. Saunders. chairman --of
the forestry committee Of the hoh
believes that additional forest N
Will be enacted AZ the next session.
Hugo Wlnkenwerder. dean Of the
University OF Washington college OF
forestry. believes that the most i'm.
poriant problem to be met Is that
Of taxation. Under the present sys.
tenn Of taxation" he stated. timber.
land owners do not feel that they
can practice forestry. but a number
Of them have stated that they will 20
in for rcforestration II the tax laws
are properly adjusted"
Dean Winkenwerder Of the forestry
school. University OF Washington,
viii be chairman Of the meeting.
Among the speakers will be Repre-.
sentative C. ". Saunders, Fred w.
Pape. George G. Joy. r. l.. Fromme
Clark V, sayidge. Prof. y. l.. Gron.
dai. vs.. G. wcigie. Prof -. r. Kirk.
land. Prof z. II. steffen. a. S. Co.'S,
J.. s. Murphy. Carl 81. Stevens. J. ].
Donovan, Mark z, Reed and other
practical lumbermen or authorities
on taxation and REPRESENTATION,
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Superphosphate Is
Good for Dat Crop

MI. VERNON. Oct super
phosphate applied al the rate OF go
pounds and up per acre made
big showing IN the oat fields. n
tho price cheapsnA many farmers
Nill use this fertilizer neat year
as q result OF the denomination
conducted by tho county agents Of
flce this year.
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Meetings

a meeting Of the Tax Limit
league will be held Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock In the Seattle Hotel
dining room. Speakers from va
ried business activities win discuss
tax problems in an effort to form
ulate a workable solution Of pres
ent tax problems.
Henry Disston G. Son. Inc. viii
have charge Of the program at the
meeting OF the Seattle Advertising
club Tuesday noon In the Masonic
club rooms A. a. Gardner and j.
w. sheedy viii be the principal
speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
New Issues

S. w. Straus & Co. have pur.
chased and are offering an issue OF
ss.1oo,ooo sls per cent first mortgage
4. to is.year serial coupon bonds OF
the Madison corporation of New
York. The bonds are secured by the
land. History apartment building be.
ing erected at Madison ave. and
bSth st. and equipment. Coupons
are payable October / and April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. oct s--Tha following
articles Of Incorporation have been filed
In the office OF The secretary ~ state
nuratitn Company q washington. So
stii~. sizes, zoe. W. 4 Tur.k. Harry apaw
and r. H. Coshan. 10 deai 10 duEali;r
uaEnesite. cement. lime. limestone and
ali other kinds Of plasttfs ard artificial
stone etc
Certified PuhIie Motor Caf Market Of
olympia, Olympia. is.e0o. ". =. Bten-
son and =. q. Tsu.
Hobl Timber company. Aberdeen, In
eryassFuK stock ilso.90o 70 isse.eee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Fraud Charged in
Suit to Collect

Alleging that Allen kcrley col.
lcctcd ia.s00 Of his monsy on oc,a-
bcr and has refused 10 turn Il
over. ]. ~. Hrewster filed suit 20
recover the amount to superior
court Monday Kelley did not
have BrcwHters consent 10 obtain
the money. according 20 the COM
plant.
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ny w H. FRANCE

There IL street IN every city that
n never shown on any map You
may search for II IN vain Ia the city
directory. and no street car conductor
can ever tell you the car you should
have taken 10 reach a.. Yet. n ~ q
real street the most important street
n city can possess. ana when Il ih
closed. ttaRnntion sets IN and the
city suffers, II h Prosperity
Street"
Many things might contribute %
the making Of Prosperity Street. but
the one thing that builds n foot by
foot and mile by mile is the constant
- increasing number Of buildings be.
ina erected IN tho city. These consti.
tutc the dedication, Plating and
actual construction Of the street
from which ~ llfe and in activities
follow. H. therefore. you would
visualize Prosperity street you must
look on the chart Of building permits
issued by your city
Prosperity street has been growing
az a rapid rate In Seattle. M IN
shown In the statistical report issued
by the department 81 buildings satur.
day During the first nine months OF
1925. the new buildings for which per.
mitH were issued make a total from
tage Of 5000 feet; Prosperity street
has grown ten and ons'hnlf miles
80 far this year, During September
alone. with n new building frontage
of $3.50 feet practically one mile
Was udAed IN It's length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE HIGHER

CHICAGO. Oct e-orain prices
closed higher on tho Chicago board
81 trade today
Reports from Washington that tho
government had finally decided a
financial scheme "a aid farmers and
tide them over their present dlfu.
cullica was the main basis Tor heavy
local buying which developed in tho
wheat market following liHtlfaa
opening
Corn developed strength late hy
an unrN peetnd nurfY iu the cash
market chnh pricca reached iipt's
Tor AN grades in Chicago.
Oats aympathiGed moderately wflh
other EFhiuH and were slightly
lower
Provisions casrd OF iato under
heavy profit taking
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PAGES File Suit
Against The Star

AZ an outgrowth OF the story
printed In The Seattle star on July
!. 1923. OF tho alleged meeting In
California OF Douglas Storrs, ex.
convict from Walla wula. and Mrs.
Maude Pace, wife OF j. w. Pace,
who was then warden OF the pcnl.
tcnliary q suit for $4,000 was filed
AGAINST The stsr Publishing Co and
10y D Pinkcr,on, editor. Saturday
afternoon by j, w, Pace and his
wife.
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Announce Plans for
New Metro Building

The work OF clearing the site for
the Metropolitan Building Co.'S new
structure. on Fourth ave-. opposite
the new olympic hotel. viii be
started January IL. sand the build.
ing Is 10 be completed By August Is.
according to plans announced Satur.
day BY J. f. Douglas manager Of
the company. The new building Il
to cover the halfblock on Fourth
ave. between University and Seneca
SITS. II viii be six stories in height
and win cost approximately sTs0.0O0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Policemen Honor
Veteran Officer

Alyah NJ. Kent. veteran Of the Sc.
attic police department and father Of
Detective lieutenant W y Kent and
Sergeant Howard T. Kent. was laid
to rest Sunday. during impressive
funeral ceremonies. Over 400 Of the
dead officers friends attended the
last rites at Butterworth mortuary.
Full honors were paid their dead
comrade by the Seattle police depart.
ment. The Stevens post. @. a. r.,
and Women's Relief Corps we're in
charge OF the ceremonies. Kent had
served more than 20 years on the
police force. retiring in 1910. Rev.
j. d. o. Powers spoke at the cero-
mony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Arrest Gamblers
in Monday Raids

a police ra!ding squad. headed By
Lieut.. @. " Hnsselblad. made two
raids Monday AZ els Washington IT,.
and nt sOi Second ave. s. Three men
were arrested in the first raid on
charges Of gambling and eight men
wcre arrested in the second gambling
place. A quantity Of gambling ap.
paratus and lottery tickets were
seized in each place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Walla Walla Hay
Growers Organize

wALI.A wALLA. Oct. 4. Hay
growers iocaivd In this county met
and formed an organization for the
purpose Of marketing their hay co.
opcraiiyeiy. II has been shown
that a better price can bs obtained
when tbs farmers pool their hay
and sell az one organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

Grand larceny charges against
George Anderson and William
Harizeli. who recently pleaded
guilty 10 having received property
20 the value n 81 stolen from the
Chicago. Milwaukee q 81 Paul
Railway company IN justice court.
wcrc tiiod in superior cour, ~ Pro-
accutor Malcolm Douglas office
Monday. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Homes to Be Sold
at Public Auction

4 public auction nale Of homes
and home silica u 70 be announced
hy Gardner } Gwinn Eight new
homes and number Of lots viii bo
auciioned IN the Gardner ). Gwinn
addition. on Bothell way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
FAIR CROWDS
MAKE RECORD

a new record for attendance at
the Western Washington fair at
Puyallup has been established this
year, the estimated total attendance
being 100000 rs compared with tho
1929 record OF 10000. Fair officials
believe that the Sunday crowd alone
WAS 10000
The exposition closed Sunday at
midnight with large attendance OF
farmers and lnborcrs who took nd.
vantage Of their one holiday Of the
week TO swell tho crowds ON Labor
day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Building Permits

Pacific OH aiIin. o. u. tanks. addition.
900.
frame wharf. alterations 81, coo.
ID. J. Batemar. 5s3i ssih y. z. fys az
residence. tbr1s. 1900.
Mcdonald estate. care ]. Dasisy
agents. mill office. ttoe8.
Adoiph Johnson. 1854 Meridian, frams
residence. esx.s. $1,000.
~. r Blunt, 1906 Fremont ave, frame
residence. s2rs-. 1000.
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NelU York Stock Market
WAII srUEET IOINNAI TINANcIAL UNVIEW


s. a "a
towels week with the advances declines about evenly divided
rsd late last week. such Cast Iron ripe at 1898 hRh
developments import
endorsement % the
g.
49, o American smelling o up Ansouda 20 up ~ lcn9fs1
Pacific sin. York Central i9s 81 Paul ith; New
haven Sinclair,
baldwin llh'
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TRADE TERMS
GENERAL EXPENSES

fs'r's'fs'' ''fs' 'fAff'f"'
This Is one Of the subdivisions Of
the form prescribed by the Inter.
state Commerce commission for the
classification .of thc operating cx.
pcnses Of railroads II includes the
salsrles paid clerks and attendants
and general officers, insurance. 10.
gal expenses, general office expenses
and supplies, stationery and print.
ing and miscellaneous items not
properly scheduled elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
BUSINESS DISTRICT
II BEING EXTENDED

II BEING EXTENDED
Down In the business district Of
Prosperity IT.. Seattle. we find
high type OF modern construction
dominating iIs growth SO FAR this
year. SO nreproof structures have
been started, with a value OF $3.50.
100. Of which September contributed
five, with a value OF 1880. SLOW.
burning and masonry types 10 the
number OF %. and OF the value OF
i2.s7a7s5. have received permits. OF
which seven were granted during
September with value OF $40.
on Prosperity st.. Seattle. there
have been 30 new buildings. com.
prislng warehouses. factories, dock
and wholesale buildings. with a val.
ne OF iTsT23o 10 far this year. OF
which nine permits and s5s.i5O ARE
10 be credited 70 September. Office
and retail store buildings 20 Tie
number Of $50 md with value OF
t3.b2i225 have been added in 1929.
Of which September is TO be credited
with J permits and iii7.Ioo.
The welfare. both spiritual and
physical. as well as the entertain.
ment Of people. has not been omit.
ted on Prosperity II. Since the first
Of the year fs4b 800 has been spent
In churches. hospitals. theaters and
municipal buildings 10 the number
OF q. Last month added three build.
inFs and $4,000 70 this total.
Taken as a whole. September has
contributed 9o7 new buildings to
Prosperity n. Semitic. With a yalu-
alton Of ii.tos.s2s. The year no
far has contributed 1897 buildings
with a value Of lis.sfs,7i5. Nine
months Of 1879 have gone farther
IN the up-building Of the city than
the whole OF 1882 with It's total OF
iis.4s2 So5-and 1879 was by long
odds the biggest building year OF
The eity's history.
Looking backward over the rec.
ordH. we see but one year that
starts with the same figures 1908
holds third place with sIs.o4lS5s.
From there the preceding and in
tsrvcning years suffer badly ny
comparison. 1910 was the only
year to reach II millions. 1919 was
the only year TO reach Is millions
Tho rest Of them form a group Of
which 10 millions Is the high mark.
and six. seven and eight millions
are the dominating figures. This
year. but three quarters gone, has
beaten them all.
And there you have Prosperity
ST.. Seattle. II is a mighty street
and Il Is being extended rapidly,
that constantly increasing crowds
may share it's benefits But as we
watch II grow and as we paint
glowing pictures Of the future. we
must remember that its bulldinEs
are but the outward signs OF some.
thing that lives behind its walls:
and that II will continue TO be a
vital reality only so far as each Of
It's inhabitants gives 10 Il the best
Of his individual loyalty and the
maximum OF his individual effort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

~atHruHts lnotntlpue
suEur Easter. rsE. tfsg. refined. auIss
Erauuistsd aBgsH3s0.
Ceffer No. Hia on spat. tes 6fsA 6
~ No. Z Santos. itM Ole %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
SEATTLE HAS BIG
RESIDENTIAL GROWTH

Prosperity street must necessarily
contain both business and residen.
tini section. each. perhaps. Of equal
importance IN the long run. In &C..
attic these two districts have been
growing hand In hand A. an ew.
dence OF the many new people that
have come 10 live on Seatile'a Pros.
perity street. 1, " interesting 20 note
that already this year 81, sst. go has
been spent 10 provide homes for the
increasing population.
During September permits were
issued for iss residences with a total
value OF $3.50. $50: during the first
nine months OF tho year the totals
for residences Is 1866 with value
Of fs.oo277o During September s
permits for hotels and apartments
were issued with a value Of tsgG. 900:
during the FIRST nine months. is.esi..
500 was spent FOR 81 similar build,
lnEH.
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Foreign Exchange

NV TuHkI OCT. saaFefflgn 90
shangs opnh~h iausr Sterling demand.
ttSss French frames tapttgRt lire.
i06ttsi nefxisn. ieto9bs marAs sa&s
100000 TO the dollar
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Weather Bureau Report

TATOosH BLAND. Oct. s.-ss a. M
Barometer rising. clear! wind east, 10
miles en- hour OUT General Petrol
cum Tanker ~ a. m. Instr waiter
Luckonbach at e:is p. IN. on the nth
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Boston Wool

BOSTON. Oct s-@Thr wool mar.
ket today closed weak and aaistsr
than Il started but the volume Of
business continued fair.
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Portland Produce
NalaFsiaI. uue'au0H'

nuttrr--tg b Sic 10
EExs--iiuyinE price. t0H t7e dog
sailing price. tsW64C d0E
Chee.s--s5 q H11c 10.
iiens--i46 2sc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Oct. Cash wheat
10 hard. tt.hs0tl2. No hard.
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MONDAY
49,

First High Tide
stgt a. M ias a.
FIRST Low Tide
. Oh a. M. - a.
second High Tide
ates .. m iia a.
second Low Tide
sssS , M. ~ n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Murder
| Slat

n. Facing a q
First degree
4 Special kingl
will SO to a
ruling of EJ
Prosecutor. 4
Eoos. held II
rne death ID
island rancid
probably be 4
II was stated
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle


First High Tide
5gI =. M 100 q.
FIRST Inv Tide
3tT a. M. ~ =
second High Tide
gsss =, nv. iss a.
second Law Tide
10 20 y m. es n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Seattle Sees Growth of
Its prosperity Street"
A Mile a Month Is Added to the Street
That Is Not on the Map

Before going down 70 inspect the
business portion u Property a.,
there rs an interesting fact 20 DO
noted IN passing n Is n fact that
" taken 20 much as matter Of
course that n ia practically never
noted. u In this Prosperity ~. rs
cleaning ~. During September -
permits were issued to demolish old
buildings buildings that have
served their purpose In early days
aud are now wOrnout wrecks that
are often too prone 10 hang on Ike
fossils resisting the march Of prog
ress. During the first nine months
Of the year. i54 ~ these old eye.
anrna hnve hern rnmnrrd
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Foreign Money Status
~aturtlag uuotatt0ua
Furnished BY Logan a iirJsn
$40 gr@ond Ave- s~attl.
Liberty Bonds

saturdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Brysn
gfO Areand Ave. SEATTLE
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floon, at the /
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