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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane 4 Co
sll Second Ave.

Twenty industrials 1914. up 80: 20
rails s2l5. up SIS.
Maxwell Motors paid off on June
ali of ss.so0.000 series "B" notes.
General Motors In first quarter OF
1888 sold ITO. $50 autos and trucks
versus si.osl in corresponding period
last year.
Bradstreet reports failures In
May totaling 1857, decrease 10
per cent from April and III per
cent from May, 1922.
New York Central for quarter end.
ing March 81. reports surplus after
charges OF ss.s0s.73o versus s5.05S.-
o57 first quarter 1922.
Sentiment among leading copper
authorities is more cheerful than a
week ago, and rsetal quoted at Is
cents
Shipping board decided To proceed
with direct government operation OF
sufficient vessels to keep American
fleet on all trade routes.
Several OF the smaller lines
operating between the East and
West coasts Of the United States
have made n demand on the In
fercoastal conference TO be al
lowed TO quote lower rates than
the larger organizations, with
frequent service, regular sailing
dates and other aids to the solici-
fation OF cargo.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois earned
$3.50 on common in 1922.
American Locomotive has received
an order for ~ locomotives from
Canadian National railway for state
lines. and four 137.ton Mikados from
Tennessee Central.
Officials of Standard Oil Of Calf.
have opened up informal correspond.
ence with Maracaibo oil Co.. which
may lead to deal whereby former
would take 100000 acres Of Mara
caibo's Venezuelan concession for
development. according to reports.
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Chicago Board Of Trade
Chicago Car Lots
Tuceslay's Quotatlons

Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan & Iiryan
SIN Srrnnh ANc. ArAItln
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tcrminal--pier ii--Str Preai-
dent Grant str Ncponsct, schr Spokane.
Union oil Docka-u. q, G. &. Dciiwood
American Can Co.'S Termnai--str Queen.
Pier it-Str TyndHroua.
pier 1i.u--Atr Owego.
Pier Str Admiral watson.
Pier 2--str Victoria. str Latouchc.
pier III f. T. Eagle No. o..
Pier B-Str Admiral Nicholson.
Pier D--str II. y. Alexander str Admiral
Rodman
U. y. shipping Board Moorugsv-str Anna
~. Morse.
Lander street Torminal--tiir Minnesotnn
Milwaukee Ocean TermnRl--Str Oduna
Hnnford Strcot Terminal Str RcRulus,
East waterway Dock n Warehouse Co..
Ctr Gyokoh Mnru. str Lake Hilbert.
Todd Drydoclts-Str Woat Nllun. str WoRt
Ison. Htr Hllvcrndo
Puget Sound bridge & Dredging co,--slr
Patterson.
Drummond Lighteragc CO. Motorshlp
Chniinnhn.
iioffernnn's DrydoclS---Hnrk Grntin
BtimHon'a Mill-BnrRc Henry Willard
WlnHlow Marine Hallway Schr Vilroae
achr Commodore. schr nctay R0pH
hnrgu conultlam city. whplars star
Nos, /. ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Arrivals and Departures

AHtSiNED--lune s-Str Rodondn from
Southeastern Alaska. ct a. m. ctr
Jacob Luckenhach from Mobile via ports
at 1915 a. M; ctr ReRulus from Iuui-
que Via ports. nj 1870 a, m. June t-str
1yndareus from Vancouver u. c.. az T.ts
y, m, str Griffdu from Ban Pedro via
Han Francisco. at i7;2o y. m, str Lake
Gilbert from San Franciaoo via Point
Wells and Tacoma, Mt p3s9 y. IN.
sAILED-June Str Victoria for
Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska. nj
10 n. m June 4-str Anyox for n. C..
at 3 p. m: str Horace X. Baxter for San
Pedro via Blaine, ne s:ts y. M; motor
ship Baia California for Tacoma, at
GAS y. m.: atr Oridono Maru for Kobe
via Vancouver. u. O., and Yokohama.
OF t;ts y. m. str Kaga Maru for Tacoma
via Vancouver. n, c., at t;is p. M: str
Admiral sebroe for Tacoma. NJ 4:45 y.
m; str Valdez for Chicago via Graya
Harbor, san Francisco. San Pedro, Bal.
boa. New York and So. Lawrence river
points. AT D. m. str Mahulgona for Ka.
huiui via Honolulu. at Ai20 y, M. u. s.
a. Y. Buford for 81 Michael Via Nome,
Goloyln and bonanza. Mt 1915 y. m.
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ENORMOUS SAVING
~ MADE POSSIBLE

Washington farmers would have
saved 10000 bushels Of seed wheat
this year II they had All used the
copper carbonate treatment instead
OF tho formaldchydo or biuestone
methods 49, II is. 81 per cent OF the
2.3GG. 600 acres OF seed wheat was
treated IN the dry form"
The 10 counties OF Eastern Wash.
lngton where tho farmers have
adopted the new method include
Adams. with 49,. 900 acres treated
with copper carbonate. Benton. with
$3.50 acres: Ahotin. with ] 200 acres.
Columbia. 1900 acres Douglas. 95..
900. Franklin. 1900. Garfield. $500.
Grant. $1,000 acres. KllclSitat. $685.;
Lincoln. $500 sores. okhnognn.
5000: Pend oreille. $40; Spokane.
"a. 600. stevens. $500 acres. Walla
waila. 5000 acres..and whitman.
with $4,000 acres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
NeU Calls for Bids

school building.
Commissioner Of public works.
Boise. Idaho. bids Juno .. reinforced
concrete bridge.
CITY council. ST. Marie. Idaho.
bids June II. street paving and
sewers
Porter. Carver & Graham. Silver.
ton. ore, bids 8 a. m. June 9.
construction concrete store and
apartment building
State highway commission. Port.
land. bids II a. IN. June ..
~ 300 miles broken stone sufac.
Ing. units and ?. forest boundary.
Hood River highway. Hood River
county. bridge Columbia River high.
way. section Clatsop county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Kennedy Leaves on
Extended Trip East

o. c. Kennedy. buyer md cloth.
ing department manager OF Chcas.
ty's. Inc. left Tuesday for an OK.
tended buying trip IN Eastern mar.
keia- While away he VIII visit Chi.
eaEo. Baltimore. New York. Phia.
dolphin and Boston. and VIII spend
some time with his relatives in
Charlottesville. va. Kennedy has
been with the chcasty store eontin.
uousiy for 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
NeV Treatment of Seed
Wheat Is Gaining Favor
Enormous Saving Is Claimed for Use of
Copper Carbonate

The method Of treating seed wheat
10 control smut. has been changed
by $500 farmers on $4,000 acres OF
wheat land In 10 counties In Eastern
Washington during tho past two
ycnrH.
Two years ago. George j. zundel
extension specialist In plant diseases
OF the state College OF Washington.
proposed to J. G. Scott. county agent
Of Franklin county. that few plots
Of wheat be tried with copper ear.
Donate treated seed. Ten one,acre
plots were located among tho farmers
Of tho county, and the new treat.
ment 10 control smut tried out
The results OF this new trcaimen,
over the old methods OF using either
bluestonc or formaidebyde. were as
tonlshins Not only was tho wheat
less amutty. but the stand much bet.
ter and less seed needed 10 SOW the
same acreage when using the old
methods
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Tho following now calls for bids
arr reported BY G. u. White. mana.
ger OF tho National Surety Co. Sc.
attic:
city council. Spokane. bids June
u. grading. eurbing 18th ave. and
Napa IT.
Water District No :. Waiter s.
Wood, clerk. Seattle. bids June II.
installation galvanized iron pipe
along Victory highway,
State highway commission. olym'
pia. bids 10 a, m. Juno 20. 72.i00
miles paving, Pacific highway.
Lewis county; federal aid project
No io7; ! ss.I0o miles grading and
surfaeing Olympic highway. Mason
county. federal aid project No. 6.
section j. reinforced concrete bride,
Mason county. federal aid projec,
No. ioe, section >. paving s2.i0o
mile olympic highway. Mason
county. federal aid project No. i0s,
section ;: timber trea,lo and bridge.
Ocean Beach highway. Pacific
county. grading and surfacinE
ss.10o mile Ocean Beach highway,
Pacific county. grading and clearing
II $500 miles Inland Empire high.
way, whitman c1tnty. grading and
paving ! $40 miles Inland Empire
highway. wnlia wailn county.
Draining District No. !. Friday
iarbor. Alfred Douglas. secretary.
bids June II. excavation $4,000 cubic
yards.
Pay II. Tucker city clork. olym,
pia. bids June 10. improvement,
nlEolow ave.
Jas. II. Ross. clerk. Union High
School District No. /. Brcmcrton,
bids s p. m. Juno /. construction
high school building and heating
plant.
School clerk. vcrnonia. Orc. bids
p. IN. June .. construction grade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Business Changes

Under Business Changes"
The Star publishes, without
charge, changes Of location by
established business houses. II
will appreciate information Of
such changes, addressed to the
Business Editor.
The Bethlehem Steel Corporation,
represented by w. G. Scott, Jr.. NOV.
ing from1712 to 2Oi9-2O l.. c. Smith
building.
The u. s. Radiator Corporation has
moved from the J.. G. Smith building
TO 1850 First ave. s., combining their
warehouse and offices under one
roof.
The American Hoist and Derrick
Go. has moved to 1907 L. c. Smith
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Fine Woods Are in
Demand on Market

BOsTON, juno b.--The dullnes8
ia the wool market Is checking IN.
due advances IN the Western wool
markets and this IL regarded as a
healthy sign.
Banks are not pressing loans on
local deliveries as they regard the
wool market as In strong post
ton.
There Is q fair demand today for
fine woods. but low grades are not
IN request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
BANK cLEARINGs
Seattle
Seattle Stock Market

Furnished by II. VI. Herrin a Co.
III Cherry VI
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Building Permits
$1,000


J. d. Hack. s0is 22nd n. e, addition
20 residence. $500.
John Koran. all 2ath &. garage. $50.
NJ g. Baker. 'ab2s First w, garage, $3.50
J, n. Simpson, i1lT seth s.. garage. sls0
$. y. Carey. 7p5o Angel pi, addition te
residence. sTs.
John Wright. sfa1 ltth w, alteration "a
residence. 500.
u. n. Valentine, s52e Government way.
alteration to store. 500
a. /. rilgnor ia7o wlnslow pl., gar.
age. $50.
y. ogishima, lessee. si2 king at. gar.
age. t75.
John p. Burke, al Fidalgn. garage. tak
Sam Look. lessee, 5iS Eighth s., gar.
age. s7s.
@ J.. Thompson, sis II. esth. garage. $40
residence si00
Oscar strom. 5oi Randolph, retaining
wall. $500,
Frank r. rougney. sioi woodlawn. add.
ton TO garage. $40
@. II. Fleming, 1914 NJ bbth. garage. SIS
Louis Nelson, i5i4 s5th s.. addition e
residence. $500.
Kate washburn, asos els, s.. residence
sa50.
Erickson. b00s Admiral way. garage. $50
NJ. N. GRrhart, 170S Madrona drive. gar.
age. $500
James NJ. Hnle. looes Waters ave. add.
ton to residence, s25
c. II. Biolting. "a n, Ssrd. garnge. 5000
o, a. Burns, $40 w. Nickcrson. alteration
TO store, 1850.
corine s. Wilson. 42i2 University way
addition to restaurant. 5000.
T. c. Pltschor, 2ie0 goth ~, garage. 500
w, H. Atkinson. 70i2 18th N. f.. add.
ton TO residence. $500,
ONs'V $1,000
". q. VIII. b2i7 University way, frame
residence i0xat. 5000.
a. j. Cole, t720 Beacon. frame residence
44x2s, $4,000
Anthony j. Harris, sat5 California ave.
frame residence a2X2S, $4,000,
Ira II, Watson, $3.50 18th n. r.. fran,
residence g7X2i, $500,
Pacific Tel 4 Tol. Co., 1900 Third, mill
garage igtS1ss. $4,000
Shnfcr rros. Land Co, i0i Mutual Life
flrcproof stores. i20xba, $4,000.
otillic Rcpp, i9g Peoples Bank bldg.
frame residence spN2t, $1,000.
n Mcneil. ia2 Pcoplos Bank bldg, fran,
residence ggN32, $1,000.
Minda Stecnstrup. cartwright MOVING
residence aGxaB. $1,000
G. ~ Bennett, III stewart, franc real.
donco iONg0. $4,000,
Neal 70. Tourtcllotlc, 1913 s7th N. frame
ronldonce asS31, $4,000.
H. q. KllngborE, a9ip w, 79rd. frame
residence 5axlp, $1,000,
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Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by iogun 4 ltrSan
$40 second Ave, seattle
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan 4 Bryan
80 second Ave. Seattle

Shop thru the Want Ads before
YOU shop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Cow Test Is Good
In Pacific County

SOUTH BEND. June GA total Of
4.2ss head Of dairy COWS were tested
for tuberculosis in Pacific county
with only six cows showing signs OF
the disease. DIR. +. Z. Allen. federal
veterinarian. working under the dl
rcciion Of the state department. made
the test. Niuo;y.two per cent II
all tho dairy COWS in the county
were tested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
URGE ATTENDANCE
AT CONVENTION

Attendance at the convention OF
advertising clubs 10 be held in Spo-
kane June II TO e was urged By
members OF the committee. While
the program has not as yet been com.
plcted. many OF its features were an
nounced. and II gives promise Of be-
Ing the most constructive meeting
ever held in the West
Advertising men who are connect.
ed with business houses should not
hesitate TO ask permission to attend
the convention" said Stanton Fred
crick. chairman OF the con
vention committee. Your attend.
ance viii amply repay your firm In
the new ideas and new spirit the con.
vention viii give you"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Montesano Forms
Two Dairy Clubs

MoNTESANo. June 1.-TWO dairy
calf clubs. with II new members.
were organized in this county during
The past month. One group of mem.
hcrs solicited all their neighbors TO
set them 10 test for tuberculosis and
are now working to place a pure.brcd
Eire in their community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
GRAIN PRICES
STAGE RALLY

CHICAGO. juno 5.-Grain prices
closed higher In the Chicago board
OF trade today Wheat after a
weak opening. rallied later aud
strengthened. with good class OF
buying Tor short covering. The mar
kct was nervous and giraffe turnout
tho session and experienced several
rallies Harvesting Of the new crop.
especially In Texas. was expected
before tho end Of the week.
Corn continued 90 be tho prcdomi-
mating market Receipts continued
light with country elevators dcelAr-
inE their stocks depleted and de-
mand on the increase.
Oats showed little strength aud
moved with other grains.
Provisions strengthened with In
creased demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Real Estate Men to
Entertain Tourists

The Seattle Real Estate aHsocia-
ton viii furnish The entertainment
Tor the auto tourists at the Woodland
park auto tourist camp Friday even.
ing M 3 o'clock w. A. Irwin. pres.
ident N the Seattle Seven League
Boot club. VIII tell them about Seat.
he. Yesterday To-day Tomorrow. A."
10 be- followed by n short address by
Mrs 81 r.. swanairom on Seattle
From a Woman'a Viewpoint" Musi.
cal numbers viii be furnished by tho
Carter Macdonald a Miller Glos club.
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OuTINq THOuaEns. ls.00


OUTING TROUSERS. $500
Pine stripe serge outing Trousers.
only $500. Buy upstairs ana save
'''N''''' LuEDoUfgT.LTLLY
Green Bldg. fth X Pike.
WANTED-A HTKONG. MIDDLE
aged man: must understand farm
ing, steady work and good home;
outskirts Of Seattle. Jll Crazy
Bldg
WAETED-HAHD ROCK TUNNEL
miners s6.16s chuck tenders, fss
muckerH. s476: also concrete la
b0rcTH. 1913. Apply ol1 Lyon Bldg.
BOY WANTED no CARRY GOOD
downtown route. Apply ~ The
circulation department, The Star,
1th ave. near Union 81
At ANNEX. zoos sth. near Wsstiaks
ave, clean. furnished. steam heated
bedrooms (men). free bath and
phone. Trans. 50c. weekly tl.60.
IL sam Weisfieid can't repair your
watch, throw 10 away. 50Z Union
Big Green cl0cH. OPP. poatoffice.
CANDY KERk HELPEks
wanted. 220 Pike 81, between 10
and u a. m.
10 SITUATION-MALE
ROOMS KALs0AINED. 1870 Up;
experienced painter Reasonable.
Main C055.
PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINfSG.
Brown Beacon 1882.
FLOORS scRAPED. BE 1901.
IL AGENTS WANTED
LARGE Shirt MANUFACTURERS
wants Agents 10 sell complete line
OF shirts direct 20 wearer. E1clu-
eive patterns. Big values, Free
samples. Madison MillH. DOB
Broadway. New York.
IL MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED
WANTED MEN: SALARY on
commission. steady employment;
quick advancement Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. 1907 University
Way.
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
g. ROOM HOUsEBONT. FURNISHED.
cheap: cash or terms. Phone Gar
field e2l6.
Adams AZ Fauntleroy Tor bungalow.
20 FOR RENT-HOUSES
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dehyde or blueatono treatments
'"rhe acreage treated with tho new
method this year, b. one'ihird the en-
tire wheat area seeded IN 10 counties
OF Eastern Washington. stated Or.
s. Is. Nelson. director of the oxten,
alon service, Farmers In this area
saved is0.4s0 bushels Of seed wheat
IN this years fall ana spring sowing
with seed wheat 81 per buahel. a
saving OF $3.50. $50 has been brought
about from this one phase of exten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
NEW TREATMENT
CAMS MIDESPRIsAD Use

Thru the cff0rta of the cxtcnHlon
service county agents. tho acreage
seeded with wheat treated by this
method. increased In two years from
10 20 734.9Gi acres. Since copper
carbonate treatment eliminated tho
smut better than the old method. and
did not injure the aeed kernel. Il Ia
possible 20 seed ono peck leas per
acre and Htill have az good Or better
stand than when using tho formal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
SPENCER new
AID CLUB HEAD
Attendance at Spokane
Convention Is Urged

Lloyd Spencer. a member OF the ad.
Fertlslng department OF The star.
VAS elected president OF the Seattle
Advertising club without contest at
ihels annual election held at the Ma.
sonic club Tuesday noon. Spencer.
who was out of the city attending a
convention OF spanish war veterans,
was paid a glowing tribute by Tom
Jones Parry. the newly elected first
vice president.
Parry praised his natural ability
60 entertain. which. he said. was
largely responsible for the lively
spirit which has been characteristic
Of the Ad club meetings for the past
few months, in which Spencer has
been acting president. "But deeper
than all that" Parry said. us his
firm and answering ambition TO
build the club into big. constructive
force that will be power in the
community for good"
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Denver Live Stock
Tursiny'a ouotatIons

iuesdny@ Quotations
Cattle - Receipts. 2.tons market
weak 10 i0c lower. steers. fTu
1850: cows and hcifera. s4s9H
SIS; stoekers and feeders, 1913;
calves. sf50G13
Hogs Receipts. 1900. mark ct
steady. Top. $3.50. bulk, $500
ESQ; pigs, $50 5.25.
sheep-Receipts. 800: market &c
higher. Spring lambs, si375f
1915; ewes, $500 $50. clipped
lambs. st2.z5 01325.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS

In addition 10 Lloyd Spencer as
president and Tom Jones Parry as
first vice president, the club elected
the following officers: Pauline Krenz.
second vice president; Hazel NJ. Brit.
ton. secretary. and Maurice Whiting
ham. treasurer.
Trustees elected for tho ensuing
year were X. z. Morgan. c. a. Grit.
fifth. C. f. Fisher. a. ]. lizard. H. b.
Wright. Ray E. Bigelow and II. z.
Milne.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

/ Tuesdays Quotations
suEap-Quict Raw. Ss.07. refined
quiet: Eranulated ss.g6G9.s0.
/ Coffee--No. Z Rio spot. fiA Nt &c.
No. 4 Santos. ifis i5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
POLISH MOVIES

American movies lead in Poland
During 1922 the pictures shown in
that country were 2is American. lac
German. 50 Polish. So French. a
Italian. II Austrian. 81 Danish, nine
Russian, six English and six Swedish
America led her nearest competitor
Germany. by so per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Meetings

The Seattle Real Estate associa-
ton viii meet in the Hotel Butler
banquet room Thursday at 1915 p.
m A. VI. Atwood will tell about
real estate conditions In California as
he saw them on a recent automobile
trip. r. C. Erskine viii be chairman
of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH BLAND. June SIS a. Al
Barometer rising. cloudy; wind south.
west. three miles an hour. Passed IN.
u, T. y. RamRpo. nj $50 . m. Passed
out. ctr AEwistar. at ; a, M, ctr Katrina
Lucksnbact, ct q, fu. a steamer, prob
ably str Mahplani, at a. m. an Alaska
steam freightsr. az : =, M Outside.
bound In. four. mast schooner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
TRADE TERMS
BOND RESERVE

Banks in this country have adopted
the practice Of investing some por.
fion Of their funds in bonds. which
are supposed TO be quickly convert.
iblc into cash in case Of necessity.
This is safeguard. and an invest.
ment Of this kind by a banking in.
stitution Is often known by this
term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06

Pine stripe serge outing trousefi
only $500. Buy upstairs ana say
money.
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you BhoD
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tuesdays uuotntfons
Uutter-Extrh. fsMe, prime flrsts.
47isc.
Egg.-Extras. 53c: extra firats, acc.
extra pullcts. use. underlined pull
lets. 3zc.
Cheese - California flats. fancy.
2Jhc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June s.-ForeiEn ex-
change closed steady. sterling de-
30 osts ap s6.ooSli Ire 80 s0ots sng gn
s0.0005: marks. $500 10 the dollar.
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THIS DOPE COMES
FRESH FROM THE
NATIONS CAPITAL
OH, what Is no rare aa a full
" days work ~ Junol

our idea OF n hard boiled Gus.
toner Is an eligible bachelor who
has successfully resisted tho sales
efforts Of hundred attractive
women.
Say q with words II you can.
As soon AS Homo fellows get a
private office whore they can Loaf
without being seen they begin 20
rave about the workingman linn
ting production
Most OF us vote against people,
not FOR people.
AZ bottom. every man feels
that he belongs on a faumtbat
no ~ just enjoying a leave OF alb
scncc Tho Nations business,
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West & Wheeler
Reliability"
Second and Marion.

AS QUEEN ANNE AVE.
5-room cottage. newly cleaned and
decorated: stone heat Rent Sl3.
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NelU York Stock Market
NAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
Nh srREEr JounNA

WALL STREET JOURNAL. FINANCIAL. REVIEW
stock
loyancy New York ccna the feature that issue
"A
-
49, up NJ AmSfieeg can ga np California fs,9-
ohio ASA Consolidated Mo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
Alaska Vessels

scwnrd--Iuno I--sailed, Htr Alnmedn,
southbound, at 7.ao n. m.
i<otchkRn--June 4--sallcd, str Cura.
Gao. southbound. at n. m.
Petersburg s--sailcd. str Jcffer.
son. northbound at 7:i0 y, IN,
Kstchikhn--1unc i--Selled, str North
western. northhound. at 2il5 D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 90 shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MATS
rfisss rald by Whalssale pealer
VEGETABLES
rrIte. rnla NYhsIe.ale pealsf.


~ FnfRbfNa
Brolisrs-.fyekhgrns. per ~ . "a
Rocks ard Reds. n. ...... as
Cspsns igve. TAT. per ~ 80. -
Fancy. a. y. 44ss...4.s4.. as
iIrns--fh ms. and Up ..... "a
Medium. live. ~ % ~ MS. Is
Llso. iiEht, "a - MS ~ .is
Fancy irJ picked : cents above
i've.
Geese Lave. fat. 20 - ms 49, Re
Belgian Iiarrs--4 Iha. and up. II
Turkeys Fancy q. D.. Sis ms. 81
Llvs. fat. per 10. .s..4..... IS
Roostcrs Old. live. per 10 .n 20
Hogs
1h"lcs lEat ft.ats...tsststss II
Heavy fancy .....t.....,.. .pa8 .ie
Veal
Fancy. light. IL
Medium, light .4...4...4.4t, 100 II
Fancy. heavy. ise-ssp ms . 100 II
Medium, heavy. 10000 fbs .o7a 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-06

LONDON. June 6.--Tho the police
women have been reduced from ia
10 20, those retained have been given
all the power OF men police.