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The Washington times., 1923-02-21
ZOO ARE KILLED
IN FIGHTING
NEAR WILMA
Poles and Lithuanians Engage
In Weekend Battle,
ls Report.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Two hundred
Poles and Lithuanians were killed
and wounded in fighting in the
neutral zone near Wilma, according
to unoffici.J reports received today
from Copenhagen.
These casualties were sustained in
the fighting over the weekend.
Great Britain has sent a COM
munication to Kovno protesting to
Lithuauia against the arrest of
BRITISH army officers south OF
Ges Carton De Wharf and Major
GranI of the British army. were
arrested while investigating condi-
tions in the neutral zone. They
were taken to Kovno under guard
of LITHUANIAN regulars. The
British consul interfered and the
men were released.
Russia Sends Note.
PARIS, Feb. 21.-Russia has sent
a note to Lithuania giving definite
assurances that the Soviet will aid
the Lithuanians in their boundary
official information received by the
French foreign office this after
noon.
The Russian communication was
said to declare that determination
of the Polish-Lithuanian boundary
without the consent of both coun-
tries would endanger the peace of
Europe"
The Washington times., 1923-02-21
WOMAN PASTOR OPENS
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 21.-For
the first time in the history of tn"
New Jersey legislature WON IN
pastor opened the House session
with prayer.
The honor fell to the Rev. Eliza
beth Padgham!- of the Unitarian
Church of Gun Father, of Ruther-
ford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
BIG ACTIVITY
IN BUILDING
Construction Activity Hits
Nation

February figures Tor the principal
cities o. the country indicate that a
building boom OF Unprecedented pro.
portions exists over the greater part
or The country outstrpping some Of
the most aanguine predictions made
during the opening weeks uf the
year
The monthly building survey ~ s.
" siraus a Co. FOR February shows
an approximate total OF building far
the whole country or SaA0. 600 900.
Detailed official reports by the
building departments OF no principal
cities shows "a total for February Of
ts2s. ls5. 900, an increase Of 17s.l4T..
sis OF 81 per cent over February.
1899.
The Central West leads with n
gain Of 90 per cent In the Pacific
West the gain waa o. per cent. in
the East 11's per cent ana in tho
South 10 per cent.
In the Pacific West. the cities with
large February totals Included Berke.
lcy Cal. 100000. Long Beach. s.
osa 600. Loa Angeles. 1Ig0sG 600.
Oakland fsrDal 900. Pasadena, $50,
600. Portland. tl.G1i. 600. Sacramento.
1896. 900. San Diego. fsI1.00g. san
Francisco. ll.sIs. 900 and Seattle. g..
09i 900.
During The month structural steel
has shown a marked advance IN
price, while other important building
materials practically an show indi,
cations of rapid approaching ad.
yunc-s
The demand for lumber ua well aa
Tor many other basic building mater.
ialE now exceeds production. This con.
dillon is In spite 81 increased
schedules u production Of 1899. II
building operations continue ht the
present rate and the demand Tor ma.
trrial increases prpportouhtsly an
inevitable increase Of prices generally
II looked Tor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal-Pier A--Etr Wlitfs
n Higgins. barge VIM Nottingham.
Pier B-Btr President jackson.
Bell Street TermlnaI-Bchr Spokane. u. q.
J. H. T. Cedar
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminates, Ad-
mirai Watson.
Pier Str VIM. Perkins
pier Str Victoria
Pier i--str MontRuk
pier B-Str Curacao
pier D--Str Admiral Rodmau str Queen.
Pacific Coast Coat BunkerH--str OusEo.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--U. 4.
g O. Haida. str Saginaw.
Connecticut Street Termlnai-str Robin
Gray, str Commercial Traveller, str
City Of Auckland
y. 3. Shipping Board Moorlngs-Btr leo
mum. str Anna y Morse Htr 8llverRdo,
str Cross Keys str Delight, str west
HartiAnd, str West ISOn. atr Walilng-
ford.
Stacy Street Terninal--U. g. c. 81. Dell.
wood. n &. G. 3, burnside.
Atlantic street Termlnni--schr Cdmano
str CrnHter Han
General Petroleum-s,r sailna.
Todd Drydocks-gtr Oduna, str Boxer
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co,--Str
Patterson.
Heffernnn'a Drydoclg--M otorHhlp Oregon
str Apex. y. 3, q. 3 Surveyor.
Weat Seattle Training Station---U. g. 81
Eagle No "a
Alaska steamship Soorlngs--str Redon.
do, str Valdez
wlnplow Marine RalIway--str Caesar
bark Belfast barge Coquitiam city
bktn James ruft Hchr ]. w. elise
whnlors Star Nos. !. 2. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
RESERVE BANK
RATIO STEADY
Liquidation OF Bills Shown
in Statement

Net LIQUIDATION OF 1zf. 100000 %
discounted bills and Of ils.zoo.O99 o.
United States securities. o. against
an Increase Of 'li.zO0.00n IN bills
purchased In open market, II shown
In the federal reserve hanks week
IS bank statement issued a. a. close
Of business on March 7. 1923.
A decrease FOR the week Of $50
800. 600 in The holdings Of discounted
bills reported by the three Eastern
banks and the banks % Richmond.
81. Louis and San Francisco is part
~ offsst by moderate Increases
shown for the other six banks.
Deposit liabilities show a reduction
Of $500. 900. while federal reserve
note circulation increased by 1900
900 Total cash reserves show a
nominal decrease as against an IN
crease Of i2i,5OO,0O0 In non.reserys
cash, The reserve ratio remained
unchanged az TG.2 per cent
Cold reserves show n gain for the
week OF fl06oO.OO0 The New York
bank reports an increase Of about
;Iz. 900 900 In its gold reserves: Phila-
delphia an increase Of So, 900. 900. and
Minneapolis an incrsase OF $500.
900. Smaller Increases asgregatins
80 gOO. 900 are shown for the Boston.
Chicago. Dallas and San Francisco
banks Cleveland reports a decrease
In It's gold reserves OF $4,000. 900.
while the four remaining hanks show
decreases aggregating -. 800, 600.
Holdings Of paper secured by gov
eminent obligations show a reduc-
ton for the week from 1885,, 900. 900 TO
$3.50, 100. 900. or the total held on
March Z. SIC: 100. 900. or 4s1 per
cent. we're secured by u. s. bonds:
S2.i00. 900. or per cent, by Victory
notes, 3l6b. coo. 900. or COZ per cent.
by treasury notes. and 100000. or
81 per cent by treasury certificates.
compared with sis7. 100000. $1,000.
900. ;l7S.70O. 900 and $1,000, 900 re.
ported the week before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
SEATTLE BUSINESS-Fce Produce Shipping Real Building
HOW Old Are You?

Il never take on a man If he is over 80" says a
prominent executive in current magazine Younger
men have energy and are not SO settled in their
ways"
Blaai
There Is nothing so devoid Of energy 18year-od
lounge lizard while some Of the old boys seem 10 corner
the market in pep
And the most Settled" time Of life is often in those
lmow-ital years when the world is ones oyster; while
the greatest have been made in the years when
experiment be tempered with experience
IL Is not question Of years II is a question Of
adaptabiity, open-mindedness, physical fitness and
ambition.
Age isn't counted in years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13

DR.. II. Parker Willis. who was tho
expert OF the house banking cur.
rency committee while the federal
reserve bill was being drafted. makes
the following statement concerning
its origin:
The federal reserve act f. the
product OF a lengthy course OF de-
yelopment and has grown gradually
out OF the discussion and analysts OF
the past 20 years. II Is not drawn.
even largely. from any single source.
but is the product OF comparisons.
selection and refinement upon tho
various materials. ideas and data.
rendered available thru a long course
Of study and agitation. Many bills
embodying the same general line OF
thought that now finds expression In
the new act. have been offered in
congress"
The salient features OF the act arc:
The establishment OF IL federal re-
serve banks. one for each district.
into which the United States was
divided. All national banks must be
members OF the system and keep all
their reserves in ths federal reserve
bank Of their district. The Il re-
serve banks are owned BY the mem
Der banks. Each member Is obliged
to subscribe for 6 per cent OF It's
capital and surplus In stock OF the
reserve bank. One.half OF this sub
scription to be paid in gold, re-
mainder to be subject to call.
The banks are operated by regu.
larIy appointed officers but are con.
troiled by federal reserve board OF
seven members, five OF whom are
appointed by the president OF the
United States and confirmed By the
senate, together with the SECRETARY Of
the treasury and the comptroller OF
the currency.
The federal reserve board can. on
the vote Of five members. require
any regional or reserve bank TO dis
count the paper Of other regional
banks. thus in effect making the
system a unit Of reserves IN case OF
necessity.
Previous reserves under the ma.
tfonal bank act had been Is per cent
for reserve cities and Is per cent for
all other cities. Under the federal
reserve act reserve requirements
were reduced to 10 per cent for cen.
trail reserve cities. C;ew York. Chi
cago and st. Louis, 10 per cent for
for reserve cities. and per cent for
all other cities. with per cent OF
time" or savings deposits.
THE next installment win deal
with the handling OF gold, bank notes
and checIks1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
JAPANESE
II MBER MARKET

Prospects fur importation Of Amcr-
can lumber into Japan during 1873
are very good, says Trade Commits
sipner 10 4, Butts. Toyko. Present
prices will likely permit American
lumber 10 meet local competition and
japanese imports Of siberian lumber
viii b. greatly reduced
There viii be less building this year
In the larger cities. but there will h.
Ercater activity In tho smaller cities
and rural districts
Imports from North America IN
1899, according 10 japanese figures.
we're approximately 100000. 900 feet
board measure. including Canadian
stocks Estimates Of imports for the
current years are J0o.00OOoo feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Embargo on Rubber
May Be Discussed

FIT. LAUpERnAIE. Fla. March
Possibility OF the British govern
ment lifting It's rubber embargo 10
permit a larger supply 10 come into
the United States ana bring lower
prices 10 American consumers OF rub.
Der production may be discussed
with President Harding by Harvey
Firestone. who has invited the presi,
Dental party 10 be his guests az
Miami.
Firestone Is reported eager TO lay
the rubber situation. which Is Swing
automobile men great concern, be
fore the president
Harding, however. plans 20 evadc
/ as much as possible the discussion
OF both domestic and foreign affairs
al Miami.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
MOODY SEES
GOOD SPRING

"All signs sun point 70 an unum.
ally active spring trade" says
Moody's Weekly Review. TN the
money market the major influence
appears TO be generally rising prices
and expanding inventories.
Good public buying Of now bond
Issues suggests that bond prices
should enjoy n spring rally; and this
rally would be in accordance with
precedent and with the comfortable
position Of the money market. But
bond prices are acting heavy. They
are not sharing the strength OF the
atock market. and new investment
Issues have been 10 large ar TO per.
haps almost fiji the public demand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
TRADE INQUIRY
To Be STARTED
Will Probe Combinations on
Rubber, Nitrate, Fiber

WASHINGTON. March rs 80 A
triple inquiry into foreign ,ombina.
tions dominating the rubber nitrate
and fiber mportations into the
United states viii be started shortly
hy the department Of commerce.
Secretary Hoover announced to-day
Prom this inquiry, IL Is expected,
corrective legislation win b. suggest
Cd to tho next congress for tho pro
lection Of American consumer
The Investigation is also expected
70 determine whether Il is advisable
10 produce these commodities In the
United States or its possessions
Il was pointed out that foreigners
have what amounts 90 a stUngle
hold on the production OF rubber nj
trtles and fibers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Arrivals and Departures

ARRfyED--March i.-str Maine from
Portland. Ne. via ports. ~ mas a. M;
motsrship ChRiiambra from Honolulu. At
noon, str Frank Lynch from san Fran-
cisco via Everett. AZ a. n. March H.
Str HokkRl Maru iom Muroran. AZ ? ..
M. str Anyo0 from ~ e, ports via Ia
coma. a. $40 a. m. March to--Rtr prrsl-
dent Jackson from Tacoma, az $3.50 a. IN.
sAIIED-March i2-str HokkAi Maru
for Everett. a. 7.i5 n. tn. March it-str
Fred Baxter for San Francisco. a. t.39 ..
m. str AuyoS for Is. c. ports. AZ 1915
D. M. str Kaga MRru for Tacoma via
Vancouver. u. g., AZ a. m. str West
Str Sudbury Tor New Orleans via Tacoma
hiip Tor Tacoma. at / p. N. March 10
Str sudbury Tor New Orleans via ports.
at 1895 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
BANK cIE,RiNGs
Imports Heavier
Under New ariff
Nondag'a Quotations
Furnished b. IoHau A Bryaa
$40 STfaan Az Agaftia

WASHINGTON. March la-!m.
ports increased heavily Ia the month
OF December. the third month IA
which tho Fordnry MrCumbrr pro.
tcgtiyc tariff vas In force. tho depart
meut % commerce announced today
The lmportatipns Of that month
reached $4,000 600 compared with
t21J, tg5.5O5 IN tho same month oi
tho previous year For the u
months ending IN December. 1922
imports we're valued NJ ialls.05l.05i
compared with fg.5coitTs50 FOR the
same period o, the previous year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
DEALERS AWAIT
WARM WEATHER
Market Steady but Spring
impetus Is Hoped For

with prices generally steady, ihH
market fairly active and receipts
quite heavy the SEATTLE produce
market was m fair condition Tuss
day wifi jobhcrs awaiting the warm
weather which win start active
spring trading California cabbage.
which was received early was ads
vanccd IN price 10 81 cents. making
tlv only notable change on tho
street,
The local esq market remained
unchanged aud dealers say the con.
diliuus here depend much on the
New York market now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
More Farm Credits
Will Be Available

WASHINGTON, March 13-Ad.
dltIonnl farm credits under tho law
passed by congress before adjourn.
ment, should be available in the
agricultural regions IN the future
Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace de.
clarcd today in n statement.
Wallace hng been comforting with
hcnds OF the various farm loan banks
thruout the country In order to rush
the establishment Of the Eo.callcd
intermediate credit divisions of these
banks.
Three divisions arc TO provide loans
maturing about half way between the
short term and long term credit now
available to farmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
NeIU York Stock Market



rho
AllrEfr
rNdNdcnd adNonc
q 10 rgu d q
=
brooklyn
H.
s.
Telephone Kelly
Rubber trthirhrm vN-diN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Small Bond Sales
Halt Steel Merger

NEW YORK. March ~ Stock.
holders OF tho AIldyais steel company
approved a merger with Bs'hlohcm
Steel today, but adjourned tho meet.
ing until March 30. due 70 the fac;
that sufficient bonds have not been
deposited to make the plan effective,
Bethlehem steel corporation stock.
holders have approved the merger
with Atidvaic ana have authorized an
increase in common Htoek amounting
to iii9.so0,ooo 10 carry out tho 40
anlaItLon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
FARM BUREAU
SELLS SPUDS

Stevens county farm bureau win
have nine cars Of seed potatoes for
sale, according 10 y. r. Ulrlch, man.
ager, who has written the state dc.
vclopmcnt committee OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce advising that all OF
the stock will BIO guaranteed as to
grade.
The burcnu has employed expert
graders, who have followed tho specl.
fications--slzc 2 20 ~ ounces; no bot.
tie necks or knots; reasonable con.
formlty to type flrmncss Of condition
and unsprouted; no wire worm. end
rot and only q small percentage Of
Rhizoclonln The headquarters OF
the stevens county farm bureau la at
Colyillc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
w. II. Todd Here
to Inspect Yards

William II. Todd. president Of the
Todd shipyards Corporation OF New
York. IL In Seattle on an inspec.
ton trip. Hh company owns the
Todd Dry Docks Of Seattle and the
Todd Dry Dock & Construction com.
pany Of Tacoma.
He Is accompanied by n number
OF prominent Eastern business men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Club Meetings

The Seattle Klwanls club win meet
a. The Hotel G0wman Wednesday
noon March ~ Students from the
University Of Washington and wash
ington state college viii be guests Of
the meeting. The varsity quartet
will provide the harmony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
New Bond Issues

The Ohio Public Service company
has sold 10 Halsry. Stuart & CO.. Inc
an iSsue Of ;2.G7J.OOO first mortgage
and refunding 6 per cent gold bonds.
series "c' due March !. 1858 The
bonds are being offered al s729. 10
yield about $50 fer cent.
The company supplies electricity
Tor light. heat and power purposes
10 u number OF communities in Ohio,
among the most important OF which
are Warren, Alliance. Msssilon. Ash.
land Mansfield Elyria and Lorain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
AirpIane
VieUs
WOOL ~
rIiOSpl.IiING

"W00l hn1 wooden mlIa Uf6 ycry
prospsrour" says Moody Both
commodity and shares promise 20
show strength into the late Spring,
Wool usually goes down as shear.
ing time approaches. but now Il ~
going up. having risen twice as
much here as In London during the
past year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
PIPES FOR WOMEN

LONDON, March Holding
that eigarctH contributed 20 the
death ~ Mrs, Eleanor G. nraly. be-
Elmer Greenwood salI that Il would
b" better FOR women II they smoked
pipes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Denver Live Stock

Cattle-Errriufs. $500 Market steady
Steers. tfUE.ti. cows and brifers : 20
ufs H0ekvrs sud Feeders. fia9G t.Eas
calves. tt5Hglt.
HoE,-Brroipta. SOC. Market ilr 90 zoe
lower, TOP. S.Ns. bulk if.s1Ufsh
Sheep-iirenipta tinp. Market stronE 90
s5t higher. LAmbs. tlsglt, ewes. O.
ggsL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Utah Miners Get
Small Pay Boost

SALT LAKE CITY. March H.
All tho metal mines OF the state an.
nounced a general raise IN wages 10
their employees today. Notices were
posted TO the effect that raise Of
from ~ per cent TO 10 per cent
would go Into effect NJ once. This
viii mean n mise Of about 30 cents
O day in tho wage OF tho average
miner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
RESERVE ACT
WAS GROWTH
Many Sources Combined in
Bank Law

This Is the sixth installment Of
an article on the federal reserve
banking system by Arthur X.
Truax. cashier Of the First Ma
iional Bank Of Seattle. Previous
installments have described the
banking history leading up TO it,
formation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rricss Paid 10 shippsrs


Grade. Seattle delivery ss,
hHr lFsrh ranch. uhiis she'll
Mlrsd r1iafs ...,...--.......
Pallets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
VIA -s-is fab arattis supply
y. %. n rarssns.r,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Weather Bureau Report

TAT0OSiI ISI.AND March ~ 5 a 70
-Haromctrr falling light rain wind
east. five miles an hour Inward bound.
large lre.Ehtsr. A. $40 a. ~. Outward
bound. str san Diego. last niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
San Francisco Produce

"e"haf Nee'aAeA
ltuttsr-Enttas zee tH, prime flr1is,
tJAr lh
EExs-Ekfraa gkhc Doe extra pullrts.
4ie doz underlined puiyla. zuIr dos
Chesse---Caiiiorala flats fauo sisg Iu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March ~ Foreign 81.
change opened steady. with sterling
ittl lis. francs, G9Qf0ah lire
ie.attsG masks, .a.ftb 90 the dollar.
The close was easy Foreign exchange,
iAioA: francs. i5.sse8. lire. t9.ot5ba
marks. $3.50 10 tho dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Alaska Vessels

Kstchikan-Aarch io--saiisd. str Ad-
aitHl Rogers, northbound. At p. m.
Petersburg March ii-Saiiei. su Ad-
mirhl Rogers. northbound, al 1 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Mondays Quotatlons
SuEar~-9trHdy Raw 4f.Ess refined
steady rFanuiatra. grFsUBIG
Coffee-spot. lfHIgAc 10 80. : Santos
Is. 6laAs 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
FRUITS
Prices raid hhoissais Dealer
NUTS


Alnends \ T.. per 70. .... ~
Ieannts Va per ~ .rsa4ssrs !
Ter - is.ss.ssssss,.s ITO ~
sisd Nuts=fsf n srrr.sssrs "
aiauis Cal No g. per m.ss p,
NudiHI per ~ ........ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

80. Z hard, GllBb Hl=0h, Sg. 3 bard.
ul3h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
POULTRY AND MEATS

ffffFN iAlu NhnACsAAn bs2lfft
Ducks Dressed per -, . 4,
Hrns-- Dressed. heavy .. 10
Dressed. HIGHT ........... II
Live, heavy, 10. ..-........ rs
Live. iiEht. n, ............ is
Trysrs=-Prr ~ ........... n
Gscse-Dr-sssd per -. ...... Is
Turkeys-FaHcY. dressed ,.... eco 4!
Live. fancy. N. .......... "a
belgian Hare live. per 10. 81. II
Dressed. psr -. .....r.,.,.. "a
Cows-Cauniry, dressed. N. go. $50 10
iIoE1-FaneT block .s,,.s... lac IsH
NsaI--Fanrv. Hight .......... Isa II
Med. dressed ............ .Ilo 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices PId by Wholesale D~alsrs

W HhtNkNN
Butter Wash. creamery. bricks rs
wash. r~ausfy. rubna ..... a.
Fryeru and Hsastsr~--ties. ~. -
capans Live, TAT. -. ,t...... ~
Hens-th ne and W s...... ~
Medium. live 50 20 as ns IL
1--we. iiEhL tgaS rss. ...,. ia
Fancy arr picked : cents zbors
live
oeess--Lits. fat to 10 Ra n,
Fancy dressed ,s.ss.ss..s.. -
Belgian iiarsa=ia ms and up ~
Dressed .s.ss.sst .is
TURKEYS Fancy q. p. t.ts ma ~
Hoosisr~-pld. live. per D.. II
Herh--
Ihoirre, iiEhi ............... ,ifB -
HEAVY fancy .,...s......... sekq sht
veal
"eIr HEht sssEss..ssss.rs. lh0 ~
ned. light ...t...r..u...... Zoo ne
Fancy. heavy. iGs,sbe no. $50 IA
Mod hrsTy. iEp--oo ihs. ,... .eT8 .eI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Price. 10 Retail p.alsft

Halter Local rtvamErg. cubes 4"
tsaFal Prints. Wrapped .r.ssss -
hEEs Frrsh ranch, ahlts shell -
Hirrd cei5ta ................ ..f8 -
Faltfta .s.sssss........s..s. ~
Chresn--
NC NtnlTn .ss.s.sss.s.s.s.. ssfO ~
WlseprsiH cream brick ...... ~
Hipek Hui,, .............. ~
WASH. tfipiris .............. $50 ~
Tillamook tripista ......... ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Business Changes

The Pacific Caterer" is installet
in their new offices at 6s27 White
Henry Stuart building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Portland Produce

Butitr-1a uttc Do.
ErEs-9s Sic dos
Cheese q 3gr 10.
ilsns-iSEgle o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-13
Ship News
TUESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
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