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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
REALTORS PLAN
BIG CONVENTION
Announce Program Of An
nuaI Northwest Catherine

George a. Spencer. president O,
the Seattle Real Estate association
has received the complete program
for the seventh annual convention
Of tho Northwest Real Estate asso.
olation 20 be held IN Portland, July
Is 20 u. spencer Is vice president
Of the association and urges an
realtors 20 make arrangements 10
attend this great gathering without
fan.
President A. II. Ritter viii call tso
convention 20 order az 0 a. m. On
Wednesday July rs. and the oDen.
ing exercises will include an ingo.
cation by RI Rev. Walter r. Sum-.
mer; addresses OF welcome by Coy.
ernor walter ". Pierce. Mayor Geo.
l.. Baker. and H. @. Beckwith, pres
dent OF the Portland Realty board.
In the afternoon there VIII be a
conference on the Value Of MUM.
pie Listing and Exclusive Listing
Contracts" led by r. S. Barrett Of
spokane and =. 81. Day, 10 be FOL.
lowed with an address by L. s. Sen.
ntor William T.. Borah OF Idaho.
The entertainment features Of the
program include a luncheon Of sec.
retaries on Wednesday noon, an *.
ccutiye committee dinner and con.
ference on Wednesday evening and
"a reception 20 delegates. their wives
and friends on tho same evening
There VIII be given a luncheon in
honor Of the presidents at noon on
Thursday. and a Columbia Highway
trip at .. IN. on Friday with sup.
per at Eagle Creek as guests OF the
Portland Realty Board.
Saturday az . a. m. a golf touTna.
mcnt Is scheduled. Tho cup for Ire
best five minute speech about Your
Home Town." which is always an in
tereSting feature OF these conyen-
lions. will be held on Thursday even
ing. July 10.
The complete program is as FOL.
lows.
Thursday, July ~. breakfast confer
encs beginning ~ a. M. Subdivisions"
Chairman Frank II. UpshaE. leader.
Robert ". Grinnsil: business Proper
~ Leases" chairman. Geo. A. Spencer.
leader. J. Fred Etager.
city Property FINANCING" y. u.
Afthiand, chairman: Farming Flnanc-
ing" y. ~. Apple. chairman. Sherwood
Williams. leader. Legislation. "H0E to
Make License Law Effective" Alfred
Carmichael. chairman c. v. johnson.
leader
Afternoon conference: Property Ap-
prniHalss chairman. ". G. caidsr; lead
.F. Archibald J. FiEksn chairman OF tie
Appraisal Board OF the Seattle Real
Estate association.
Reclamation OF Arid Lands" W. y.
Potter. chairman; Judge Guy Flsnnel.
leader.
Friday. July 20; Conference. .co-
operative Marketing" chairman. Pred J.
BrRiy. leader Hr. MAnsefieid. '.Zonias
and Beneficial Use OF Property" GUAR
man. Fred W. German: leader. Eugene
y. sherman. Seeking the Buyer
chairman. \ y. Hegs: leader. c. c.
Chapman. -cioking tho saie.' chair
man. walter ~ Daily. leader W. II.
winfree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
WEEK CLOSES
MANY LEASES
Increasing D e m a n d for
Space Is Reported

Leases involving total rentals Of ap.
proximately ti2O. 900 were announced
by Henry Brodcrlck, Inc. Friday.
Increasing demand for space for re-.
tail establishments, AZ well o. for
warehouse space. manufacturing
sites. hotels ana apartment houses,
reglntinR IN the completion Of a
MIC number Of deals during the
past 10 days. 81 reported by Mr.. q.
=. Simpson, manager OF the rental
department.
Among the leases closed are the
following;
The z6odsn. Dodge Motor co. have
leased the Gnir Realty 60. building AZ the
southwest corner Of B9yistoh ave and
Pine a.
"a 40f Third ave. and VIII occupy IL
about August
The Arfsw Hat shop viii occupy 1913
Third ave. aud Will be- open for business
about July ~.
The Baker Fur store az 2ii Pine 81
have removed their lease On these
premises and plsu on making extensive
alterations to the shop.
~ y Horton a 60. have leased for
period Of years the 0alr Realty Go. build
Ing nf 5000 FIRST ave. n Tho entire
building. containing about $1,000 square
feet. VIII be ocrspisd by them a. general
offices and warehouse.
The Newport Hotel. ifii First ave. has
been leased ~ John y. johnson for
term % years
No 1870 First ave. =. formerly ooeu-
pied iy the a. " Norton Co. has been
leased hy RizEuto 4 Hldeii and VIII De
converted into garage aud auto wreck
Ing establishment
40. go First ave. has been leased 20
Joseph HurFltr. VINO viii open high
class jSaelfy shop.
no iet First ave. s.. owned ~ The
Gamma Ponein estate. has been rented
~ 4. 1svher. An army goods store viii
BE- opened here
Tue Glass "a" Coffee House has taken
the store At 80 Olive ct. and Will open
for business shout Juns 20.
real estate office viii be opened nt
sis Madison Ht. ~ tho J. 4. Campbell
Real Estate company
The Making Good Furniture Co. will
opsu smother haiesroom at 1911 Third
ave. which has been leased BY them for
long period.
The Torrington Vacuum Cleaner CO.
have rented store IN the new Hnbbeii
building Al Sixth and Uni0n. The space
viii DO used ss an office, nAiesroom ana
distributing point for vacuum cleaners.
No. 10g BisNhrt si., owned b. George
y HeihrFt. has been taken ~ tho Me-
CEskry Co. and viii DO occupied BY them
% n shiesro0m lor cash registers.
a. ~ AdnpiH iochsmilh. has rented
isot Eighth hye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
DANCER
IN TAX GROWTH
Government Cost Must Be
Cut, Says Gov. Lowden

ATLANTA. Ga. June Is.--Tax.
alton Il increasing faster than
wealth and government extraYa-
gance threatens TO undermine the
national structure. ex.Goy. Frank O.
Lowden OF Illinois. told the National
Association Of Credit Men in annual
session here yesterday.
Quoting the constitution at the
outset OF his speech. Lowden charg.
ed that in spite OF the limits impos-
cd in the document, the national
wealth was being absorbed by tax
alton. and predicted the downfall OF
government II reckless expenditures
were not curiaiied.
"A prolific case OF the rapidly IN.
creasing cost OF government" Low.
den said. is the number'of public
agencies having the power TO levy
taxes. When all these taxes ara to-
tailed they dangerously approach the
line OF confiscation"
To check this growing extrava-
ganoe on the part OF the govern.
ment. Lowden urged that munich.
paiities and states provide for their
own needs and leave 10 the govern.
ment the task OF caring for genuine.
~ national needs.
"Encroachment upon the author.
ity OF state officials by the horde OF
bureaucrats. an outgrowth OF gov
eminent exttayagance- threatens n
breakdown IN the local self-govern-
ment OF America he declared.
IF the present tendency OF states
to seek federal aid and to amend the
constitution at will. is left uncheck-
cd. states will soon become satrap
ies--with all their powers issuing
from Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
RAILROADS CAN
END PROBLEMS
Present Law Is Ample, Says
Daniel Willard
RN I.NMRENCr MNRrIN

tCopyright. 1923. by United PRESS
WASHINGTON. June t6-Daniel
Willard, president 81 this Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad. today confirmed
tho statement hy the United Press
yesterday that tho oouatry's rail.
roads would present a twofold solu.
tion OF their own FOR tho transporta.
ton problem to offset both tho ad-
mmistration's consolidation plan and
the progresslves' demand for more
stringent governmental teH.rol.
In a letter 20 tho writer. Willard
asserted that the rallrcaG problem
is very rapidly solving itself under
tho terms OF the existing transporta.
ton act" and declared II the pres.
cnt law is allowed TO stand, the rail.
roads answer to the demands for
changes in the law viii be:
l, a record OF mora effective sorv.
Ice than ever before in the nations
history.
.. Lower rates than those charged
anywhere else In the word.
Personally. am quite conf.
rent." Willard wrote. that II the
transportation act OF 1890 Is left in
It's present form for reasonable
period, the railroads will be able
sufficiently 20 overcome tho diff.
culties brought about by tho war.
1T is apparent that the car
shortage which existed short time
since has practically disappeared and
the efforts which they arc making
to put their existing equipment in
the best possible condition. together
with large purchases OF new equip.
ment should. and believe viii. On.
able them to meet the transportation
requirements OF the coming fan in a
manner that win be geregally salts.
factory
''The labor problem also seems TO
he in process OF adjustment"
He said that tho rates arc now
actually higher than in 1914. they
are relatively lower. Living costs
are from 60 TO 50 per cent higher
than in 1914, while railroad rates ar,
81 per cent higher. Willard said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Financial Flashes
rom James Macfarlane s. G,
oil Second Ave.

Twenty industrials 9444. off .35;
20 active rails s3.46. off 20.
Ratio federal reserve system ITO
against 75.7 a week ago. and TIA
year ago. New York Federal
Reserve bank 1913. against s1.1 a
week ago, and s5.4 a year ago.
Contractors in New York
city discuss stopping work
amounting to $500. 900 900. and
locking out OF workers follow.
ing bricklayers refusal OF s11 a
day.
s25,OO0.0OO stock Of the Standard
Oil Co. OF California said to be
oyersubscribed.
During May earnings OF Otis
Steel. after interest, but before de.
probation, were approximately s220,.
900. compared with monthly averag.
of less than 100000 in the first
four months Of the current year.
For the second time in more
than year an increase is re-
ported IN the surplus OF zinc in
this country. Stocks Of May 81
having been 1903 tons, against
S,016 tons April 80. according
10 the American Zinc Institute.
George r. Baker, one OF the Erfs's
largest shareholders, plans TO re.
build the roads finances and pay
dividends.
Texas Pacific Oil & Coal is plan.
ming to offer more stock at $40 per
share. Is the rumor.
Copper issues showed no response
to reports that over 100000 pounds
OF the metal had been sold for OK.
port to Europe in tho past "a hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
TO OPEN new
HOME TRACT
Magnolia Bluff Property is
Put on Market

Magnolia Heights. a tract OF ~
acres on Magnolia bluff, is tho lat.
est addition to Seattle's residential
properties. This tract was recently
purchased BY VIM. A. Sullivan & Co.
from the Robinson Mortgage Co. OF
Seattle, who have been its owners
for 30 years.
The property. which officially
goes on .le market Saturday. has
been sulslivided into home tracts.
some of which are as large as two
acres. II is plated so that each
tract has a view of the Sound and
the mountains. and is adjacent TO a
SANDY beach. Magnolia blvd. runs
thru the center OF the property.
The object OF the addition Is 10
afford a residential district for me.
diun-priced homes. as well as those
Of the more pretentous type. The
contract has been let TO NJ. r.
Young for clearing the tracts. and II
Is stated that no trees will be re.
moved except such as obscure the
view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
CROP REPORTS
AFFECT GRAIN

CHICAGO. juno i5--Upon receipt
Of generally favorable crop reports.
new prices firmcd up al tho close Of
the Chicago board OF trade soday
Following the squirt AZ the opening.
which lasted thruOut tho morning
session, wheat trading firmcd up on
recent and more favorable crop
news. Harvesting was under way In
parts 81 Missouri and Oklahoma
whore rains have not made the
fields unavoidable, Beneficial rains
fell IN South Dakota.
Talk ~ backward crops caused
considerable strength Ina deferred
corn months, fields were weedy IN
spots Traders believed tho frat
government report % the new corn
crop TO be issued July i. will show
conditions far below normal The
cash market was strong
Light trading featured tho oats
market southwestern fields are
yellow from excessive rains.
Provisions had no latn feature and
that market closed higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Building Permits
UNDER $1,000


.. vifkslysi, ists iesh s. W. chicken
house tso.
waiisea Candy Co.. 1914 Breadwsy.
I alterations 90 plant. SEQ.
c. G HhtEley. 1919 FIRST y. garage. $50
Z Eastwood. diah PHeEnits Esss Du-
vanish. % Install equipment. 1900
Everett LsmpInE. I'll w. Prospect. Ea-
rage. 1900
state bishvay department. sgis r..
Madison. alterations in garage. ,ise
/ TafA Montgomery. sis 18th ~. EaraEs.
lsss.
Agents John Davis a Co. 76,is Fourth.
/ alterations 20 hotel. iiEo
a MoeridEs. tstI Ninth \. T.. EhrsEe
/ 80.
E.A Norman. 1881 18th w. garage. $50
G. Prodser, ssls sspd =. W. garage
pr u. shaw. 81 Federal. garage. 500
Cora = uattWsli. sis seih s.. garage
rsee
Mrs. a Robertson, s':s can S. w.
residence. 1890,
o. ,. Peterson, iss w ssnd. garage. iss.
raise house. ;iso
4. Thompson. 1909 paysisw. repair
residence 800.
Geo Mitchsli ssi W. ts,h. alterations
20 residence. taoo.
400.
VIM Rojaha. sei' seih s. w. concrete
wall, $50
Agents Yves, a wheeler. III w. Hisa.
land drive. shed. $50
Norman Mcleod. spts ssrd y. T., alter.
Htions to residence. $50.
Mrs Mary voiaud. ssso Ferdinand. "a.
rage. tiee.
Conrad N. Hanson. sss2 sis, $. w.
chicken house. tis.
Mr, z. D. Fountain. sSs' s:nd q w.
zillah Morgan. sOis ism S. w. finish
residence taG.
NsIi Macdonald. $50, suuny,lde. sd.
dition TO store. ,see.
?, c. mn. $40 :tth s.. alteration. to
residence. $500.
Ms N, Ben,s. sas W. tsna, garage.
{. D. naymcr ssis ao,h y. f.. sarar.
J. Schwartz. 1899 ss,h. garage. $50.
OVER 81 900
Agent W. ". Vincent. American Bank
building. moe stores. 1880. d
Emil Nelson. lio' Second \. w. frame
residence. foxsl. $4,000.
Hellig Thcator Co.. PHI Third. masonry
theatcr addition. $1,000.
Anna Anderson. san Francisco. frame
residence ssS3s, $1,000.
g \, Nutloy, tsos Ninth n. f., frame
residence, sox2a $500.
Mrs. NJ J. piscti as 18th. frame
apartments alterations. $1,000
chas. o. Wight. s2is Thurman. frame
boat shed, isxs6, fioOe
Frank Jameson. eis isth y. frame res.
idcuco. 2ix2O. $500
Teo. VoEen. ZIG y. sSth. fyamc rc.t.
dence, tox2s. 1900.
a. sundblad. toi5 nth y. Il. frame
residence. aSx26. sa,sOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Old Firms Lease
Warehouse Space

Tho leasing OF the entire first
floor OF the four.story concrete
warehouse located "a, 20I2.ig Ninth
ave. 20 tho pigRiy wiRRly Co. for
storage ana office purposes. was an.
nounced Saturday by scott Poor.
Inc, They also announce Tho lras.
inF of two other floors In the same
building TO uhl Bros. 10 nccommo.
date their rapidly growing wholesale
p15S,st and wall paper business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Commission Grants
Terminal Charges

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE
interstate commerce commission to.
day sustained terminal charges OF
50 per car in addition to the Chi
cago rate on livestock, when
shipped subsequent to August &c,
1920, for movement between land
haul carriers and Union Stock
Yards, Chicago. on shipments from
points in western. mountain. Pacific
And southern territory.
Nm dismissing complaints filed by
the American Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton and II number OF other or.
carnations. whose members are pro.
ducers and shippers OF livestock. the
commission declared that the charge
was not unreasonable or otherwise
unlawful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Winter Kill Hits
Many Berry Crops

BELLINGHAM. June 16.--Many
berry patches in the county show
large amount OF winter kin, be-
cause of the mild fall season last
year. ending with a cold spell. A
report has been received from ex.
tension specialists Of the state col
lege. who have travelled over the
west side OF the state. that the win
ter kill Is general all over We Coast
SECTION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
BUSINESS-Fmance Produce Real Estate Building
NelU York Stock Market
WALL srREEr JOURNAL. FINANCIAL REVIEW

W
NEW itM0 bfathed follewing the
with
4
offset by
Aside the industrial list virtually foaureleHH
however, maintained their main upward dr ON restricted volume OF
Opening Achon lota,
r. =
Coang 9tb of ~ Bothichem
Ssssl ~ 81 baldwin lo9meuN sSs up ~ Ameean
~ OF Jersey 80 sinclair ia
ading, 1854, Central lO Southern halfway
af.nf A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Alaska Vessels
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Juneau Sailed, juno l7-str North
western. southbound at 1880 p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16

ST. ID
AllawayI
proprietd
slain I'M
store he
Both /
Han,niioI
cousin II
was lieq
said thai
was foul
ing that
Autho1
rested ~
and the(
He was3
guard.
: He I'd
way SUD
and told
killed Al
tho rod
shot.
Two I
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Seattle Newspaper
Man Joins AID Firm

News was received in Seattle Sat.
urday that Joseph Blcthen has joined
the organization OF Evans & Barn
hill, Inc. Of San Francisco. The firm
Is one OF the largest advertising
agencies on the Pacific coast.
Joseph Blethen was formerly a
well.known newspaper man OF Sc
attic. While here he was promi.
nently identified with the Press club
and many other commercial and So
cial organizations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16

I.eadcl
cal scien
cal collie
be in Sd
attending
Pacific
ton. |
The n
departing
and in
wenckep
Vienna, i
on dised
inent FL
AIorni1
Fynouq
and aftd
sinulta1
the Wol
teen hu|
geons 4
Annerica)
expected
the conf
nation 4
son of
society.
Free d
at s p,l
day evel
terian q
on man!
public,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16

already cleared. turn tho land into
losnnbeTrics. the berries into fac
tories for loznnberry products. and.
last. but not last. the products
into profits.
And here nre the men who are
behind The new company; James
Fullerton Loganberry Jlm"-is Us
president. OF course. W. w. Turner.
Seattle bruke. IL vice president: O..
r. CLANCY secretary treasurer Of
the Pneifc Coast Coal corporation.
IN iia treasurer. aud Prof George
Hurgosehmlet. powder ana ngricul.
tural expert. is tho general super
intendent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
AirpLane
Vieus
DANES INVENT
A NEW HELIING

a new betting. recently invented
In Denmark and reported by Assist.
ant Trade Commissioner sorenson. Is
said 10 poaHcHs some advantages over
tho ordinary betting now used. II Is
manufactured from flax instead Of
cotton and Is impregnnted with Ger.
tain chemicals which make Il espe.
cially resisiiyo 70 water. acids. etc.
thus permitting It's use outdoors In
oil kinds Of weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Merger Approved
by Doris Motor

ST, LOUIS. June l6,- Stockhold.
ers of the Doris Motor Car Co., at
a special meeting here, have APP
proved the merger OF the Doris
company. the Haynes Automobile
Co. of Kokomo, Ind, and the Win.
Ton Automobile Co., OF Cleveland.
The merger already had been ap.
proved by the latter companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Arrivals and Departures

ARRfNED@-Iuna ik--Str Everett from
Han Pedro via Oakland and San Francisco
at ! 80 q. IN. str Dorothy Alexander from
San Diego via San Pedro and San Fran.
cisco. At 6t7e n. m! afr Jacob Luckcn-
bach from Port Gamble via pellInEhAtn.
At ii!l5 q. m. June il-Str J. G. kirk
patrick from San Pedro, at p. m str
President Harrison from BGenoH Aires via
Santos. Rio de Jauciro. San Juan. BRspon
Ban Pedro. Ban Francisco aud Portland
AZ si2a .. M. str EiridRc from Meadow
Point. ht 1876 y m. str Admiral Far
ragut from Vancouver. II. g.. III 40 ~
M sir Northland from San Francisco, At
midnight. str Lewis i.uckonbnch from
New York philadelphia, balboa. ban
Pedro. Han francisco and Portland. at
1858 y. M; str Howick Hall from Ralti.
more Via balboa, San Pedro. Snn Fran
cisco. honolulu aud Vancouver. u. C.. at
$3.50 y. ~
sAILED--Juna i5--str Utncarbon for
Kan Pedro. at a. m. Htr Eldridgn for
Daircn Via DoliRrton. u. C.. neliingham
Yokohama, Kobe and Shanghai, nj 5.i5
n. m. str Mystic for Mobile via Tacoma
San Francisco. San Pedro. Balboa. and
New Orleans, ut Cos n. M. ms Apex
for southeastern Alaska via Anncortea,
at a;40 a. m; afr Curacao for South.
western Via southeastern Alaska, az 9
a. m. June ll--Str Admiral RodmAn for
Port Angeles, at . D. m: str I.atouohc
for Southeastern Alaska via Nanalmo, at
1910 y. M. str Admiral Farragut for
Oakland and San Francisco. at midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
PIG BRISTLES
AXE IN DEMAND

~ a result OF competitive pur-
chnHes by seven japanese firms In
China. Chinese pig bristles are ruling
NJ very high quotations inl spit. OF
large export stocks In that country.
The price OF refined pig brkties has
not advanced NJ all. but japanese
market stocks are exhausted. says
Trade Commissioner Haliock a.
Butts. Tokyo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
THE LOGIC or
TIE ENTERPRISE

And here iH his magic formula.
and tho logic OK its sequence: Take
a blasting powder formula, on which
they have patents add ono mhnufae.
turing plant. which they can get
Make blasting powder. blast OF, tho
stumpa on tho land that is not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Portland Produce
Foreign Exchange
Frids,,. o,a..,,o,.

FrIhnJs VuotafIons
NEW YORK. June i5.--ForeiEn
exchange opened higher Sterling.
fisl II: francs. S0.o635tk: lire.
S0.0fs3is. Belgian francs, t6.054tts
marks. 102.5g0 TO the dollar.
Foreign exchange closed irregular.
Sterling. Si.st 3-is. up s-iec: francs,
So0632 x. off 100000: lire, SO.Ois7A
Off S00o0l y: marks. i0s.67O TO the
dollar. off e.s7O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Foreign Money Status
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Fridays Quotation,
Furnished ny Logan & Bryan
$40 Second Ave. SraftI.

Sugar Unsettled: raw, s72s; re-
red Irregular Granulated,
lie; No. 4 Santos, timf4iSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
OILS AND LEADS
local MnrLei)
OLYMPIA, Juno 1o,-Tho second

OLYMPIA, June 16,--Tho second
annual live stock tour, conducted
under tho direction Of tho farmers.
dairy men and poultry men. with the
extension service or tho state col.
legc rs smashing all records as Il
extends over Western Washington.
To date there have been i,2d2 PEG.
pie and 3O4 autos in the different
counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Denver Live Stock

Cntti---Receipts. 1.is0: market
steady. Steers. ss.25Rf0.s5. cows
and heifers. s4.50ns.50: calves.
Simlls stockers and feeders. seaf
7.75.
Hogs-Receipts. SIS; market f0a i5c
higher, Top, 1855: bulk, 5000
$50: pigs. S5a5.50.
sheep--Receipts. $40: market steady.
Lambs. Si3.50nl Is: yearlings. Sf0lI
l150; ewes, kid7.5O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 90 shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
ILL.,. u-.LA nA
POULTRY AND MEATS
pfisr. PAID H. kkf.aI...xt. 49,,
~ WH"IrNlaIo DrlsIrl
% shlpprrn


Observation-Disclosures. per h.. ,sgO II
Rocks and Bsda lb........ -
cspnns Live. fat. per ~. .. "a
Fancy a. .. 4tss..+sstst..ss -
iIrns--tis lbs and ~ .,...s.[ II
Medium. live, "a 10 - nv. ne
Live. light, } to ~ lbs. IA
Fancy ary picked J csha ktsv,
iis.
Cces~-flvs. fat. . 10 II fhs....
fteiGtaa Hars&--t ms and up IL
Turkeys-faucy 4. p. Sis lbs 40
Lave. fat per ih.s.s.s..s.E "a
Reostsrs--old. live. per H.. u 10
Hogs--
choles Hight .............. .io.
Choiea heavy .+........s... csc .ob
Veal
Fancy, light ,........... IA
Fancy. heavy. ise-sea ibs. 100 ii
Medium, heavy. iss-seo lbs. csc ,oS
Medium. heavy. it9.leo Ms .o70 .o9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16

Agriculturc-lf bees are tanning
Mt the entrance, give more vcntila.
ton by raising the hive body upon
little blocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
San Francisco Produce
Fridays ouota,lou.

Innsys Quotations
45lsc.
Ezgs-Extras. soc; extra firsts. 2pc.
extra Duliets. z7Isc; undersIzed
pullets. 21c
2Size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES
Prices pald Wholesale Dealers

tTha prices given are those made %
feiaii dealers by wholesalers, with few
seasonal exceptions. prices Go producers
can be- figured ~ dedugtlnE thr cost ~
transportation 20 Seattle ana Hpprah'
mateiY 49, Tor hauling. storage and sell
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