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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
BETTER YEAR
FOR FARMERS

CHICAGO. Nov i6.--Farm pros
pority In the United States IN ON the
inoroaso following ths worst deprcs'
sion In history, Henry q. Wallace,
secretary Of agriculture. declared In
II speech hero today.
Valuation Of eleven principal crops
Increased moro than one billion dol
lars during the year 1923, which not
only improved prosperity OF the
farmers. but affected business nS
well, Wallace said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
ARCHITECTS TO
EXHIBIT PLANS
Modern Homes Expo win
Have Instructive Feature

Visitors at the Modern Homes ex.
position. 10 be held November 20 70
December l IN the Terminal Sales
building. under tho auspices OF the
Seattle Real Estate association. will
REQ Photographs and drawings OF the
hes. OF homo architecture BY Seattle
architects and plans for modern
homes. In an exhibit 10 DO made by
tho Washington state chapter OF tho
American Institute OF Architects.
Formal Enforcement OF the cxposi-
ton and It's purpose was given BY
tho executive committee OF tho asso-
citation at a meeting at which Carl
+. Gould. president. presided. and
the exhibits committee was ompow-
cred 10 make an exhibit for tho as.
ISOLATION which would DO az helpful
"a possible 10 those seeking 10 ac-
quire homes.
Space for o double booth has bocn
taken by tho association. and an at.
,ractivo exhibit II being assembled
by committee consisting Of James
H. Setback. Jos. r. Cote. ]. Lister
Holmes and u. Marcus Prentice. Of
Seattle. George Cove and 81. ]. Nor.
risou. OF Tacoma. and Stanley Piper.
OF BellinFham.
Arrangements are being made 20
hayo some member OF tho associa.
ton in charge % tho exhibit NJ all
times during tho exposition. to
answer questions OF prospective
homebulldera and give advice on tho
building OF attractive modern homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlans = Co.
sl1 Second Ave.

Twenty Industrial stocks average
90.75, n decrease OF 30; 20 rail- stocks
average sf.20, an increase OK 10.
According to dispatch. oil pro-
duction in Los Angeles basis fields
for the week ended November 10. av-
eraged $4,000 barrels versus $50, 900
for previous week.
Total employment for tho
United States in September do
creased .18 per cent due to tex.
tile mill shutdown In New Eng.
Land.
Eastman Kodak declared nm extra
81 and regular 2f25 dividend on
common stock.
Reports for third quarter Utah
s2.48 share. versus 1885, 1913. or
sos n share preceding quarter.
Earnings Of the principal rail.
roads this year viii be enough 10
yield return on valuation close
to, II not above, the rate Of SIS
per cent fixed by the Interstate
Commerce commission. II is now
believed earnings OF 1922 were
far below this rate.
Canadian Pacific declared regular
quarterly dividend Of "a per cent
on common stock.
Trustees OF Consolidated Gas have
voted to offer TO common stockhold.
ers the right 10 subscribe 20 500. 900
shares additional common at $50.
which will raise $4,000. 900 new
money. Subscriptions viii be in
ratio Of one new share for each five
owned. common holders OF record
December 8 having right to sub.
scribe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
COMPETITION is
keen IN JAPAN
United States Must Go Get
Business, Says Eldrldge

That fercign competition for
Japan's reconstruction needs was
keen. and that the United States
should so after the business and get
Il. was tho message OF hpeeoh by
Frank r. Eldrldge. chief OF tho Ear
Eastern division OF tho department.
OF commerce. at tho meeting OF tho
foreign trade committee OF tho So
attic Chamber OF Commerce on
Wednesday noon In tho Butler hotel.
Eldrldge and Addison IL. Southard OF
tho state department NJ Washington,
d. c.. were in Seattle on Wednesday
as tho guests OF the chamber on their
way 20 the Pacific Coast Foreign
Trade council at Portland.
Eldridge said that British foreign
TRADE organizations had mon on the
field almost before tho ombers OF
tho first had cooled. These, he said.
we're primarily seeking the iron and
steel business. lilo said that the pos.
sihio market must not DO overeati'
mated. aa so per cent OF tho losn
was In labor. and that materials for
reconstruction would only amount TO
20 per cent OF tho total.
Japan is strong financially" hc
declared. "and her economic eondl'
ton has not suffered. The buslneas
is there. Japan has tho money 20
pay for Il. Let's so and ret itr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
SPEAKERS BEGIN
FUND CAMP AICN
Chamber Opens AID Fund
Drive With Series of Talks

A corps OF speakers from the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce have
begun a series OF talks explaining
tho chambers campaign for a sis5.-
600 fund TO advertise Seattle and
attract tourists for tho season OF
1924. The opening gun OF the
campaign was fired at the cham
ber's membership meeting Tuesday
night.
On the same evening. tho series
Of talks to clubs and organizations
was begun by Earl Frye at the
meeting OF the Seattle Rod and Gun
club In the chambers assembly
room At approximately the same
time cassius f. Gates. chairman
OF the members council OF the
chamber. was speaking on tho
Radio program OF the Rhodes Gods
broadcasting station.
"Wednesday night ]. i. Grecnweil
spoke at the meeting OF the Seattle
Sales Managers association at the
Hotel Gowman. and Gates delivered
n talk 10 thu Spanish American
War Veterans at Roosevelt hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15

Smith COVE TerminAi-Pisr tf-str KaEa
Maru pier f0-str President Jackson.
ctr stuart Dollar str Yoke Maru,
pier 1iB-Btr OweEo.
pier Motoruhip Anvil.
Pisr Str Erneat H. Meyer. ctr osorE-
ina Rolph.
pier Str Jncor
pier str Ernest II. Meyer,
pier 7-gfrs Redondo. Victoria
pier D-gtr ". r. Alexander.
Paeific Coast Coal Bunkofs-U. B. Il III.
r. Heather
10. g. Shipping Board MoorinEs-Bu
Anna y. Morse. ctr west ifimrod.
Connecticut street Tcrminai-U. =. 3.
pioneer str Fuii Maru.
Atlantic street Tcrminai-str Burichco.
afr Pomona afr Santa Cruz.
King h Wings-Schr Ruby
farder street Terminai-atr Governor.
Commercial Boiler Works-U. =. g. q.
trs9ford gtrsst Tsrminai-str Pacific.
gpotans street Termlnai-str North
Fssg waterway Dock 4 warehouse Co.
an Edward Luckenbhoh.
General Petroleum Torminal-s,r seir-
Todd "a Dry Doets-strs Tabssns. Noon
lite.
puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging CO.
Str Patterson
uarbor island Dock and warehouse
ptr Admiral Nicholson.
I Drnnmond Iitorago Co.-str John O.
Kirkpatrick
/ Coirunn CreoHoto Worhs-Btr y y. LOOP,
/ cir IT, W. BAXTER.
| wet seattle Eievator-str Hokkai Ma
RI. ctr Kurdistnn.
/ trsffsrnnn'a DRY Dock-str Rainier. y.
81 IA Dincoversr. Hchr. -. ~ Castle.
stream CBuoy no. 7J-Btr Madison.
winsiow Marine Railway Bchrs Cams
IA aophis Christensen. Meteor. X. v.
! Rruse and Aiumna. bktna Anne Comyn
ana Chas b. Croker. barge Coauitiam
| City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
AWARD APPLE
WEEK PRIZES

T, n, Merthun. 1870 Pearl st, SO.
attic. was awarded first prize In tho
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce apple
contest conducted as feature OF
Apple Week. for naming different
kinds OF apples correctly, Marthun
named 10 OF tho 20 varieties exhib.
tied. Mira G. II, Rose, Richmond
Beach. won first prize for the best
plato OF apples, She displayed Win.
ter Bananas raised in her back yard,
Twenty-Five varieties are on dls.
play in the agricultural exhibit In
the chambers information bureau.
Among other products In branch
OF figs grown by J, r. Strlekler at
his homo. 9s5 2snd ave. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Say. is-gsr H. W. Barter
from Los Angeles AZ a m Nor. H.
atr JaeoH from Tacoma. a. iolib p M:
scr President Jefferson from Manila Via
ports. nt D m. ctr ,. g. kirkpatrick
from Los Angeles, At .. m; str North
western fron Alaska. 1t 1850 .. M ctr
Governor from Liverpool Via ports, at
Z .. m. ctr GeorEiua Rolph from Ia
coma, az .. N.
sailed Nov. i5-str Edward Lueksu-
bach Tor Boston VIA ports. AZ noon; str
Northwestern for Tacoma. At II a. nj
str Hisratad for Kobs. At a. m. str
phnoctotra FOR Manila via ports. az 1850
a. m. Nov. if-gtr ailverado for Ban
Francisco. a. g;ts .. m. str Admiral
Rogers for Alaska, ~ .. M. str Robin
Adair FOR New York via ports. ~ $50
p. M rtr Mount Carroll for baltimore
via ports. ~ 4:ts m, ctr han Diego
for los Angeles via Tacoma, AZ aAs ..
M. str Ohloan Tor Boston via ports. ~
q D. M. ctr Nevada Tor Bordsau via
ports. at 2 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Rotary Club Hears
Hankow Secretary

J. G. Oliver. associate general SEQ.
Rotary or the Y NJ, c. A. OF Hankuw.
China. WINS tho principal speaker at
the meeting Of tho Seattle Rotary
club on Wednesday noon in tho Ma.
sonic club rooms. He told the mem.
bers that whllo the government In
China Is divided. tho people are
united. and that education and as
sistancc by tho United States will
ultimately produce a stable govern.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Building Permits

". l. Eagon. u3 y. nth st. frame
residence. 2s1as 57so0
H. q. Wright, tz2f " 77th a.. frame
residence. 2fK2s. 1900.
H. 2. Peters. 72s Third ave. frams resi-
dence. 1880 81 900
l.. &. Root. $500 Btonawny, fran. resf.
denee. 1870, s7.s00.
l. a. Root, 1900 stonsway. frame resi-
dcnce. zfxf7, $4,000.
T.. a. Root $500 gtoneway, frame resi-
dcnce. 2irfz. $500.
Harry Kroner. 483s Morgan st. frame
residence. 1900.
r. ~. Devsr, Ais Second ave. W, frame
residence. zsx79. $1,000.
r. ". Deyer. zii5 Becoud ave. W, frame
rsHideuce. 1888. 10000.
II. N. Dcver. 2ii5 Second ave. W. frans
reaiArnce. 2sx5s. 10000.
John .. Olson. 1895 10Th ~, ffams resi-
dsncs. 30Ttf, 5000.
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VOTE $4,000
FOR DREDGING
West Waterway Channel to
Be Completed I

An additional sum OF $4,000 Tor
completing tho present channel pref,
&C, In the West Waterway wassap-
proved by city councilmcn and
county commissioners sitting In
Joint session Wednesday. II was
agreed that the city and county
were each 10 provide half OF this
amount. which Is IN addition TO $780,.
600 heretofore Appropriated.
1t has been found that tho extra
amount would be required IN order
TO complete tho channel TO n depth
OF 20 feet az mean low water. The
entire contract. which Is being per.
FORMED by the Puget Sound Bridge
& Dredging Co. will require the 10.
mova OF over half million cubic
yards OF earth.
Representatives OF United States
engineers who attended the meeting
reported that $4,000 was now avail.
able by act OF congress for main,
tanning the waterway after Il Is
completed 20 the projected dlmen,
sions. The federal government win
maintain the waterway provided 10.
cal authorities supply place TO
which dirt can he removed in neces.
sary future dredging operations.
According 10 John Shorett. attor.
ney for the Duwamish Waterway dis.
trtct. which comprises 10000 acres
OF Industrial sites in tho South End,
government engineers have recon-.
mended a $3.50 appropriation for
dredging from the West Waterway
TO First ave, s. TO make a s0.foot
channel available for n distance OF
about two miles. This. with other
dredging planned. viii do much TO
build up the district. which Is al.
ready occupied by many industries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Urge Freight Cut
on Farm Products

KANSAS CITY, Nov. i5.--Rcduo-
ton in freight rates was urged today
as tho only solution OF the Difficult.
ties OF the farmer By Witnesses at
the Interstate Commerce commission
hearing here on tho petition OF
western farmers for lower rates on
their products
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
$40, 900 Is Stolen
From Bank Agent

KANSAS CITY. Kans,, Nov. 15.-
Joseph n. Altringer. cashier for the
Argentine State bank. was held up
and robbed of $4,000 hero today
while carrying tho money from the
Commercial National bank 20 the
Argentine hank. The robbers forced
Altringer's car to stop on n vlnduct
and took the money away from
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Sweet Potatoes to
Be New State Crop

PAsco. Nov. Is.--Belioving tina,
Franklin county could ralso most
any kind OF farm crop. County
Agent sImonds urged some local
farmers to try out sweet potatoes.
They have reported that tho variety
test showed Nancy Hall and Red
RermudA TO produce tho best quality
and have established that tho soil
and climate can produce profitable
quantities OF the crop. II this proves
successful. we viii hear from the
Washington sweet potato"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Meetings

Bruce A. Griggs, president Of the
Metropolitan MerchantE associa.
ton. has called a dinner meeting Of
the association merchants, to be
held Thursday. at $50 p. m. IN the
Metropolitan tea room. Christmas
street decorating and matters OF pol.
icy are to be discussed, and there
are to be no outside speakers. This
is the first meeting TO be held with
the aasoclation's new secretary. Geo
J. Mayer. who succeeded Alex n.
slocuR ten days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Foreign Exchange

NV roRk. Nov, it.--FpFslxn en-
change opened lever. hsrlinE demand.
itssi French francs % etsss: lire.
20 etiI. HsiGisn. ieetfi. marks. 5000
oep eee. 60 20 the dollar
Fsrsien snetasKs market closed down.
EisFiisE. demand. itti 1913. Off fH.
frsacs. demand. foettiN. off % e9it.
iiF-. teetsfA OF teeeetEs nsiEtan.
70 cess or Iaeeish. marks. deps. ses.-
eee,s % the dollar.
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TRADE TERMS

short covering" consists OF the
buying OF securities or commodities
TO deliver on previous short" sales.
Often, several days Of falling prices
are followed by n sudden upward
swing as tho result Of short cover
Ing. When this occurs. It Is said,
thai tho ahorts ran 10 cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Canada May Retain
Pulp Wood Embargo

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. fs--It Is
likely Canada VIII delay enforcement
OF the proposed pulp wood embargo
for three years in an effort 70 force
United States interests to erect their
pulp mills on tho Canadian sldo OF
the border. It was learned in gov.
eminent circles today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15

REWARD for the return OF .
months Boston terrier: spindle.
with white collar; lost near South
Park yesterday. Please call
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LoST-wrist watch in wash room
Columbia theater, valued as keep
sake. Finder PLEASE return TO
mead usher at Columbia theater
and receive reward
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PERSONAL

-
WANTED Everyone 10 know there
are thousands OF people all over
the country sAllow. no energy.
sick. eating and starving. indiges-
ton. dropay. aches and palma.
Heart and kidney trouble medi-
cineH prevent remove the cause.
seldom fail RHEUMATIC ERAD-
ICAToR. KIDNEY SILICA MED
iCA capsules: indigestion si25
each. parcel post s1-35: boxes. l
bottle. ! month. c. o. D.. si.l5.
GoiTRE co. GUARANTEED: 3
months treatment 81. 400 TO 500
cases every year, not a failure.
Hours. . 10 G. Consultation and
booklets free. Phone MA in-55I3.
Winans Medicine Co. ". II. winans,
fo2 American Bank Bldg.
MRS TOM BERkTLAND OF Sitka.
Alaska. please call MA in-2s32. To-
cal 81
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Denver Live Stock
Wednssday's Quotations

cattie-Rsosipts. t.fl1i market. STEADY,
Beef steers. isJ7to. cows and hslf-
srs. itTs0b.ko; calves. ttGfi stock
ere and feeders. tt07,sti bulls. i7gt.
Hogs Receipts. i.spo; market. io0ibp
lower. Top. 81. bulk. tt.soIt.ss. pigs,
tEEt.
sheep Receipts. t.tssl market strong.
100 higher. Fat lambs. tiLto Jit.to.
feeder lambs. iIi.t9gisto. ewes. it9
TIT
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NelU York Stock Market
ro WAI sd srGEnT si ,oynNAI TlNANS REVIEW N.

NEW YORK.
ennE tho
proposed
changes dealings IN tho
poaten That tho Maxwell
nearly feature
further
he first 10 minutes trading
OPENING psa United States Maxwell A. San, of 81
nerk Central io2h
sA OFT hi 81 Paul 1it bethlehem bO
~, !
Erie nrst pfd, ssA up vi Erie second pfd. 2zh up ~
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Boston Wool

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-THE wool mar
he, continues fairly active and mills are
particularly paying sttsnuen - quarter
and three Fights blood. lr-~- reports
an active demand for rross hFssdn ana
prices are very steady. homs local
houses are reported 60 10 ssiiinE cape
wool In London al top prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15

Farm Crops-Pull up and burn all
weeds which may have gone to seed.
Farm Management 49, House and
grease all farm machinery for the
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Civil Engineers to
Entertain Official

John II. Dunlap. national secre-
tary OF the American Civil Engi-
neers' society. will be the guest OF
the Seattle chapter at a luncheon
to be given Saturday at the Engi.
neers' club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Portland Produce

Wednesdays Quotations
Uutt1r-t0 O. Ago ID.
EKss-nuyinE. se0toe doHi selling. ~
o $50 doE,
IfoDs lie gsso ID.
Cheese usio h
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San Francisco Produce

Nednredars NuotAhono
Buttew-Estfas. bio ID. prims fifstH.
nsninail firsss eco ID.
Errs-Er,rsa, SIC doH; extra paiists tse
doHi undsFsinsd ppilsts. stae dos.
Chseso-cAlHofnia flAts. fancy. zfn.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Wesinrsday's Quotatiors

suxar--Tfrmsrt raw. tf,fts refined.
quiet EraBafstsd. tIfEuIte.
ccffe.-,Sa Rio on spot. lie ID. nAn-
tos 10. 4. itA 3itbs 10.
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Anicnlture-P1

Apiculture-Plan your next years
work. II you need queens or pack.
age bees IN tho spring, place your
order now for early delivery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE annual meeting OF the Seattle
Chapter Red Cross will be held in
the assembly hall OF the Chamber
Of Commerce November Il. 1898. at
III a. m. for the election OF
Board OF Directors and for tho
Transaction OF whatever business
may properly come before the
meeting.
FRANK wATERHoUsE.
Chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
SEATTLE
MARKETS
VEGETABLES
r,,e.. raid wholesale Dealer,

fThs prices given are those made 70 re-
tail dealers by wholesalers. with Few
seasonal exceptions. prices TO producers
can be figured By ssduetinE the cost OF
transportation 20 Seattle and apron.
mAtsiY it~ for hauling. Storage Ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-15
Weather Bureau Report

TATOOsH ISLAND. NOV. lis a. m.
Barometer failing. clear. wihd sasi. -
miles an hour.
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Uvestocls-Bs prepared for early
narrowing or else have your sows far.
row later.
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Tides II
HspAY .
NOV. IS

First Low Tide
gfi q. ~ IL n.
First High Tide
ISIS a IN iso g.
second Low Tide
.tg1 p. m. 50 a.
second nigh Tide
f9saz .. IA. 40 n.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid to shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrlcea 20 IieinlI Dralrrr
POULTRY AND MEATS
prirrs PAID vNboi.s.i. n..I.-.

nrofiers-Per 10 .....,....... 81
Capons-I.ivo. fat. per Ib,..... ~
Fancy d. ., .,'.............. al
Hcn--ih Ms and up .,...... at
Medium. live. sh 20 ~ ibs. -
1--we. lights, 90 ah MS. IL
Gecse-Llvo. fat. s TO ~ lbs. IL
Belgian Harex-t lbs. and up. .itN Is
Turkeys Fancy d. y. young .zbR "a
Live. fat por 10. .....t..... .g64 Is
Hoosters-old, live. per lb.... IA
Hogs
Choice lirht ....s........... ii
Fancy heavy. 10000 lbs. .Os0 10
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l FUNERAL NOTICES
ROYAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NDYAL HIGHLANDEk5-G
GOALl
EUBER--At Bellevue. wash, Nov.
-. 1923. THEoI4A MARGUERITE
NUBER. aged "a years. beloved
wife OF Chester Suber. grand
daughter Of Mrs. Julia A Inger-
soil. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Walter w. RiEtino and sister OF
Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. c.
ii. Weller.
Funeral services Friday At .. m.
at our chapel Friends invited. Cree
nation Home Undertaking Co.
JoAEs-In this city. JOHN II
JONES. aged 50 years, beloved
brother OF ID. II. Jones.
Funeral service Friday at p. m
at Fremont chapel Home Undertake
ing company Interment at Wa
she'll. Home Undertaking company.
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Liverpool Grain


whaat-- Open High Low Gloss
Dec. lsiond ~ 1884 Is ioAd tsioSd
Mar. Ia tnd ~ tad - tAd u t.o
May. ia 7 SA d ts d ts d
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Universal Whist Club
LOST AND FOUND

Economy Bid. 1881 LIST. room i: az
iernoons 2'3o: evenings $3.50. Pub
lie welcome.
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Liberty Bonds

Wednesdays ouo4atians
Furnished by I.aEan a Bryan
aio e<raad Ave- S-attl.
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Foreign Securitie.

wednssday's Qustailsn.
Furnished ~ Logan a nryan
$40 Second Ave. Seattle
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Alaska Vessels
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Junsau. Nov. ii-Balled-Htr AIafka,
southbound. at 2.io ,. NJ
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LIVE STOCK
Quotations at stockyards
Cattle
FLOUR AND SUGAR

tlour-Loeal blends ........... 700
Femlly patents ,..,,s..,.A..e.s097 100
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HAY. GRAIN AND FEED

susar-cnno. per cwt ."" >
Evening star., 1923-06-07
MOBILES OF BAGDAD
FOR D. c. SUFFRAGE
Butte, Mont, Potentate Says
Temple Will Urge Vote for
Citizens Here.

eff the citizens of the District of
Columbia don't get suffrage it won't
be the fault of the members Of Bag
dad Temple of Butte. Mont" said
Potentate A. ]. Wilcomb. banker of
Twin Bridges, Mont, today.
Il want to tell the people of the
District Of Columbia that the spirit
they have displayed in entertaining
the. .Shriners at this imperial conclave
is the finest the members of our tenn
heard that the people here desired to
heard that the people her dsired to
have the vote in order that they
might have some one who could rep
resent them in making their laws,
odr temple members declared it their
intention of going back home to do
their utmost to get it for them.
AS soon as we return to Butte we
Will take this matter up with our
senators and representatives in Con-
Gfess and impress upon them the ne
cessity of giving suffrage to the peo-
pie of the District of Columbia.
We have had much happier time
than we ever anticipated We will
long remember our wonderful pill
grimage to Washington"
The Bagdad delegation will carry
back cherished trophy of the visit
to the council meeting. They brou"ht
along white piano on wheels. The
front of this has been. signed by many
of the potentates and other digni~
taries. Yesterday Noble Warren
Harding autographed the center panel
The trophy will be placed in a glass
case and placed in the Shrine temple
back home.