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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
WILL RAzE new
YORK BUILDING
Notice to Vacate Offices TO
Be Given Tenants

Tho old New York building. which
has housed. at one time or another
many OF Seattle's business and pro.
fessional men, has received It's Off.
eiai death warrant on Saturday.
Il Is announced. notices viii bo
given tenants TO vacatc, and on
October LIST tho work OF raElng the
building viii commence.
by tho end OF September II Is
expected that most OF the tenants
OF the New York building viii have
hccn located IN tho Third ave. unit
OF the new Dexter Horton building.
which Is being rapidly rushed 10
completion, During tho construction
of tho Second ave unit tho Dexter
Horton National hank will 10 housed
ON tho ground floor Of tho Third
ave. building
The Dexter Horton building. when
completed. win contain a thousand
offices. and will DO built az a cost
Of nearly thrco million dollars.
Plans call for tho completion OF the
entire structure within a year, The
New York building. which q sup.
plants. was built IN the early
ninctles by tho iato Dexter Horton.
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Foreign Money Status

TurHiaJ's Quotations
Furnished BY logan = nrysn
sic second Ave, seattle
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RESERVE RATIO
GOES UP AGAIN
Smaller Holdings Of Bills
and Bonds Mark Week

Continued declines In the holdings
81 discounted bills and government
securities by $50. 500 900 and i5.t0O.-
900. respectively. az against an IN.
crease OF 50. 400 900 IN aceepthnces
purchased ia open market. are shown
IN the federal reserve boards weekly
consolidated bank statement. issued
at the close Of business on August
~. 1921 Deposit liabilities show a
reduction Of 10000 900 and federal
reserve noto circulation a reduction
OF $500, 0en, whilo cash reserves in
creased BY ts,sOO.0O0. Tho reserve
ratio rose from 77.s 20 779 per cent.
Five " the reserve banks report
smaller holdings Of discounted bills.
the largest declines. By f2s, zoo. 900
and 5000. 900. respectively being
shown for the New York and cleye-
land banks An increase Of 100000
IN reported by Boston and an increase
OF 81. 800 900 by 81. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Knocks Ignorance
of South America

They don't talk Spanish in Bra.
ziI," was one Of a number OF inter.
esting facts Frank Carter told the
members OF the foreign trade bureau
OF the Chamber Of Commerce at
their meeting Tuesday noon. Car
ter Is a former Seattle packer, who
Is now manager OF the Armour &
Co. interests in Brazil, and he CEN
sured American business men for
their ignorance Of conditions in
South America. Few books on
South America. he stated. are worth
while, so far as giving practical
advice to Americans about TO visit
the country.
Mai. George b. Drever. who pre-
sided at the meeting. told how Car
ter has been instrumental in cstab-
lishingy both the first American
school and the first American cham.
ber OF commerce in San Paolo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29

& MerrihsW speakers
c. w PETERSON tho dinner vii
ha Dr. Henry SuzEallo, president
OF the university. and Charles j.
Rockwell and Edward X. Strong
OF the Carnegie Institute. In ad'
diuon TO the dinner and dance. an
entertaining program has been
promised By Patrick NJ, Tammany,
chairman OF the committee. and
John Baird. president OF the asso'
clation.
The members OF the graduating
class OF tho salesmanship course
include insurance men from all
over tho Northwest. Seattle leads
with rs members: Yakima. Taco
ma. Spokane and Vancouver. h. G
each have contributed few. Other
cities represented include Chicago
Calgary, Edmonton and numerous
OF the smaller cities Of washing
ton. In addition 90 Idaho and
Oregon. the course has drawn mem,
bers from Oklahoma. Kansas and
Wyoming.
Tho members Of the class are
as follows:
Bertrand hampton. Walter II. Boards
ley, Miss Jeanne Bastard. Ralph Bliss,
Richard A. Hlundcl1. william u bow
man. l. Prank Brown, Mrs. Viola \.
Case, Arthur Il Chaiiiss. Edwin G. clara
han. Mrs Margaret Cullen. Harold H.
Dahiarlst, Ralph Dcforresi Deacon. Mira
Eathrine l. Dents. r. c. powar. 7. y.
Donaldson, - NJ. Downie. George -.
Dryer. =. ". Flo. Philip EugiehaTi. hr.
Marie Yield. William A. flemmins.
George r. Forster, Frank ". FFctwciL
Charles J. Frisbie.
Miss Amslia s George. Finty Gleason.
Griffith ". Griffith. Miss Hulda y
HaInks. Herbert r. Hammond. FREDERICK
u. Hart. BFuca HedFiek. Hazri l. Hell
vsy. c. Everett HeaselErave. Edwin r.
Hoxx. Jr.. william }. ilolpa, A. Morley
Horder. G.. Elwood Hunt. Prank A. Hunt
ley, George NJ Jacobs. Eluar ". Jerberi.
r. =. johnson, Clarence +. Jones. HARRY
y. KriKht. A. G. Lane. William B. laneys
W. NJ. 1.lysnEood. Leo Lousrs
Thomas =. Mccartney Ralph u. Nc
Donald. Roderick Mckenzie. John II. Nc
Mnth, Edward n. MrHuzh. Mrs. Irene r.
Maddaagh. Ralph w. Malloy. r. =. Mar
I'm, william A. Marnof. ~. NJ. MauEhau.
Douglas Miller. Clarence r. Moore. Miss
Anna y. Moses. Jean Norman. y p
OberhoitEsr, Jack J. Qbriens PM =
o'BTsen. Harvey r.. ogden. OtwAy Par
dec. Clarence W. Peterson. Richard \.
Philips. Earl L. Powell. Mira Ethel Y
Phillips. clyde =. Powell A J. Qulglsy.
r. l. QulEley.
William o. r Radcliffe James 2.
Runlons. Charles J Ryan, Frank v.
sandsu, George 8 Shelton. Grant \.
Smith. Harvey G. smith, s. r Spsllmaa.
George z. starr. AlvA l.. Strgthrrs, W,
-. M
r. Taylor. Helmsr y. Thomas. James A.
Toner. A. ]. Va. Camper, walter Wand.
Miss Florence =. Warren weldon =.
wassm. Ira s. X Weber. Morton Z.
wetgIe. Guy NJ Wells. Charles X. white,
Harold p. white. Miss Jessie f. Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
PICK SEATTLE
AS BEST CITY

II was browning. King a Co.'S day
at the Seattle Advertising club meet
inR Tuesday noon AZ tho Masonic
club rooms. r, ~ Ooa. manager u
tho senttls store. gave an outline Of
tho history Of the company since it's
establishment IN 1871. The room
contained an elaborate style show Of
mems wear.
Seattle was chosen RH tho first
Western city In which 90 establish
"A branch store. COS. stated. after n
careful study OF all tho other cities
Tho management decided that the
growth that was bound 20 come 10
Seattle IN the future made Il the best
city In which 20 become established 3"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Financial Flashes
From James Iacfarians 4 Co.
8ll Second Ave.

Twenty industrial stocks 92.4s. an
increase Of .S5; 20 rail- stocks average
1904. an increase Of 80.
In the opinion Of William II. vii.
liams, the Wabash railway Is prob.
ably in better condition than at any
time since receivership was lifted
eight years ago.
The U. s. treasury withdrew 49,.
10000 from federal reserve banks
today.
Thirty.four railroads reporting for
July show aggregate net operating
income Of s44. 4s6, 200, as against $685..
e46,100 last year.
Chicago Northwestern net oper.
ating income for first seven months
indicates annual rate Of 3.3 per cent
on common, compared with 3.2 per
cent first SIX months and actual
earnings Of per cent in 1922.
Willys Overland is breaking pro.
duction records. according TO the
general sales manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Torminal--Pler it--str Lur-
limo Pier i0-5tr Kaga Maru. str Ed
more.
Great Northern Termlnai-str Yokohama
Maru.
Bell street Torminai-str Admiral wat.
SON
pier ii-B--str owcgo.
Pier str a. r. Luckenbnch.
Pier B-Mtr Chaliamba.
pier D-Str Admiral Rodman
Pacific Coast Coal Hunkcrs-U, =. l.. II.
r. Heather
United States Shipping Board Mooringa
-Str Anna T.. Morse, str west Nllus,
str West Jester.
Atlantic Street Tsrmlnal-str Melville
Dollar.
Milwaukee Ocean Termlnai-Mtr Tong
kong.
Hanford Street Terminnl-str Manila
Ahru, str Wiilhiio.
spokane Street Termlnal-str Moordljk.
General Petroleum str Indian city.
Todd Drydoek- Bktn Forest Friend
Duthlos Dock and Torminai-Mtr Gull
burra.
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co..
Str Patterson.
Amea Terminal Co-shlp Amor Coburn.
Nottloton'H MiIl--Str santa fnoz
Hctfornnn's rDrydDck Rainier bark
Gratla, str EidrldRc.
Stream Buoy ~ str Madison. buoy g,
ntr Bnkcrsfeid
Wlnslow Marine Railway-sohr X, "
Kfusc, gohr Betsy Ross, whhlora Star
Nos. J. 2. o. mtr Donna Lane, bgo Co
Quitlam city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Prepare Now for
1924, Says Gregg

There will be no shortage Of cars
for movement OF crops this year.
but now is the time to prepare for
sufficient cars In 1924, +. s. Gregg
told a special MEETING Of transpor.
tation and shipping men at the
Chamber Of Commerce Tuesday.
Gregg Is the chief Of the transpor.
tation division OF the United States
department Of commerce. and has
been sent West to investigate car
conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Liberty Bonds

Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Hryan
$40 Srreud Ave. Seattle
-. EHHsA - 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
ROADS MAKE
GOOD GAINS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 Eastern
railroads are fattening their incomes.
judging by july statements filed with
the interstate commerce commission
and made public yesterday Among
the ben, reports submitted were those
Of tho New York Central. Baltimore
a Ohio. Laekawanna. New Haven
and Erie.
Northwestern carriers showed tho
effects OF tho decline IN revenue dur.
ing July. Northern Pacific showing a
marked falling or. while 81. Paul's
net operating income was down
sharply from last year. Great North.
ern earned little better than an even
break. compared with July. 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Bannister Ends 81
Years of Service

LoNGvIEw. Aug 29.-Afier 81
years OF service with the Long Bell
Lumber Co, during which time he
rose from bookkecpor 90 president.
r. J. Rannister has resigned from
his position as president and treas,
urer OF the company. according 20
announcement OF local Long hell or.
nelals He Is succeeded by NJ u.
Nelson. Vice president and general
sales manager OF tho company.
Other changes IN the organization
include the election OF Il T. pcmp,
scy. secretary. 20 the vice preslden,
cy; II. W. stlth. comptroGsi. wus
elected secretary. and win also con.
tinuc his duties as comptroller. and
II. r. coomhs was elected treasurer.
Mr. Bannister remains director OF
the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Building Permits

Mnttlo Pstrlcolll 1loi gard ave- f., frame
residence. alteration, 81 900.
G. u. Nelson. 2st0 prCve. Bellnghhm.
frame residence 96Kg2. 1880.
Puget Sound Power ana Light Co.. eth
and Olive, y. +. station, i01Iio. $780,
600
David Parry, 207 HoRp building. frnmo
residence. tiE3s. $4,000.
Carl oqulHt 1880 n. bith. franc resi-.
denco. tox25. $4,000.
George a. Crabb. Route 2, Botheii, frame
residence. 45x24, $4,000.
Mrs n. V. WickorAhnm. ilO2 Roanoke,
franc residence 20K26, $500.
Monson a Tnggart, 5000 Stanley ave. O.
NJ. garage altorntioS. $4,000,
Milo Lovoloss, l7iG 18th ave. ". 49,,
franc residence, 3px2i, $4,000
william Kclton Co.. Inc, 1891 wcHtlallo
ave. NJ, O. NJ. plant alteration, lg5. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29

ARRIyED-Aug. 29-str Crastsr Hail
from Baltimore. via Balboa, San Pedro
and San FranciEco. at noon: str suelco
from New York. via Philadelphia. Ball
boa, San Pedro and San Francisco. at
room. str Bakersfiald from Yokohama. at
I e. M. tug San Juan from Bristol Bay.
at 1880 a. m bark Guy G, GoEs from
Nushagak. AZ a. M; atr Noerdljk from
Rotterdam, via Balboa. San Pedro and
San Francisco. at n. m. Aug. 2s-5tr
Edmore from Dairsu. via Shanghai,
osaka and Yokohama. ut p. m. str
Manila Maru from Tacoma. via Vaneou-
yer. -. C.. at 1870 D. m str Indian
city from Kobe. at 1875 p. m.
sAILED--AuE 29--str Lurlins for
Honolulu. at n. m: str AAndasan Maru
for Tacoma, Mt 1890 a. m: Htr Queen
for southwestern Alaska, via Southeast
srn Alaska, at a. m. Aug. 2s--Str H.
r, Alexander for san Pedro. via Gan
Francisco. at 4 p. m: mtr Libby Maine
for Renal. at D. M. str Port Angeles
for San Pedro. via Everett. Mukilteo and
San Franciseo. at 10 D. m; str stan
wood for Tacoma, at 4:t5 p. m str MIN
nesotan for Tacoma. at $3.50 D. M; str
Horace y. Baxter for san Francisco. at
$3.50 y. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
GRAIN MARKET
REMAINS SLOW

CHICAGO. Aug. ss-Thc market
In wheat maintained an easy under
tone up 60 the close uf the thlraEo
board OF trade today with final
prices near inside figures
Short covering developed q ffhr-
tionnl rally NJ the close. but Interest
IA wheat generally was lacking
nronmhaii estimated thar exporting
houses had about 3H.0uo,0nu bushels
more than would be required, und
despite the decline NO export bust
ness of consequence was reported
Corn closed little steady because
% some late buying Ia cash wheat
by Eastern Interests aud shippers
Oats were dun and neglected. and
closed iuwor In sympathy with other
Erains
Provisions had au easy undortono
AZ the end despite late strengthen
inE Ia hogs. caused by realizing %
small packers
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Weather Bureau Report
Arrivals and Departures

TAToosH IsLAND, Aug. 31.-So re-
ports.
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Tells Per Centers
About State Roads

". J. Carrigan. secretary Of the
tourist bureau Of the Seattle Cham.
Der OF Commerce. was the principal
speaker at tho meeting OF tho One
Hundred Per Cent club at the Hotel
Gowman. Tuesdty. Ho told about tho
extension Of highways in Washing.
ton and Of plans for future develop.
mcntn 20 attract tourists. Tho spurl.
ing Melody Five furnished the music
for the meeting.
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Boston Wool

BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-Conditions re-
manned unchanged in the local wool
market with little business being
contaminated Many OF the local
dealers are planning TO be out OF
town over Labor Day and this
makes for rather dull market con-
ditions. Some woods are being sold.
but as n rule prices arc largely
nominal Fine staple territory ~
months Texas. Northern California
woods and Ohio dclninoa remain APP
about sl-30 clean. al
tho some delnines are held at si35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Central Whist Club
LOST AND FOUND

f2i Olive a. Phone Main gb2i. gamf
afternoons. ESQ. evenings. sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
Business Changes

serrph & Nelder wili take room
s6Is white Henry stuart building on
September !.
O. II Mcdonald has moved from
52e White Henry stuart building 20
6s2s In the same building,
Tho Industrial Savings & Loan rs.
ISOLATION win give up io5 Union st
on october 81.
The Trans. Marine Corporation ls
now located at 4tgs white-Henry
Stuart building,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

have good. heavy car.
just ovcFhhuled. with good Urea
and want q party 10 20 from We
nbtehse. wash. u Memphis. Tenn.
about Sept -, for share of eL-
psnHen. ~ a Bryant. Route No. 1.
Wfuntchfe. wash
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$4,000 Advertising
Association Formed

The National Motorists associn
ton, with q capital OF 100000, has
been Incorporated by Julius G. Day
and Henry NJ. Rosen, OF Seattle The
association plans to carry on an ad.
vertlsng business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
PERSONAL

Everyone who wishes 70
know how dangerous golfer Is and
how 20 cure IL. call or write. Also
that | cure nearly ali the aches
and pains the human system is
heir 10 by removing the cause.
stomach all right. kidneys all right,
Rll right all over is what an OLD
retired physician told me who had
no axe TO grind Rheumatic Grad
icator and silica medica capsules,
,i.a6 each. sI.35 by parcel post,
bottle. boxes. ] month. s4.05. c.
o. u SAILS. VIII treat single
case OF tuberculosis free. Consul
tation and booklet free. n. III.
winan. winan's Medicine Co. 400
American Bank Bldg. Seattle. Wn.
NERVOUSNESS is the source of
most trouble and weakness. Treat
mcnt for nervous and rundown
persons Is now offered 20 the pub
lie in tablets; IL days treatment.
s2.00: Sc for $500. Guaranteed.
By mail only.
CHESTER MEDICAL CO.
2s2 gard Ave. No.
A GUARANTEED stomach remedy.
We care not how many remedies
you have tried without relief. III
this does not enable you TO eat
with comfort. your money viii be
refunded. AJAX for testimonials:
MACINTOSH SCOTCH REMEDY
CO, Box 81, Seattle.
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evening Is 20
mark the clos
ing week OF the
course Ia nfo
insurance sales,
manship give n
this summer AZ
tho University
Of Washington
by tho extension
school OF the
Carnegie Insti.
tute. one hun,
dred members Of
the course will
ho guests OF
honor OF the Sc
attic association
n-.N-.-
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Denver Live Stock
Tuesdays Quotations

CnttIc--Reccipts. 2.G27. Steady. Beef
steers s6m9. cows and heiferR, 81
H6.25. calves S5fpS.50; RtoclCcrs
and feeders. Sims.
Hogs-Rcccipts 1900. Higher. Top.
$3.50: bulk, ts.00n9.f5.
sheep-Rcceipts. $3.50 Steady 20 low
or. Lambs, Sll.50m12.56; feeder
lambs. sl1M 1850. ewes. A47.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
VEGETABLES
Price. Paid wsol,.ais Dealer,

fThs prices givsn are these made 20 re-
tat dealers BY ~hslssaisr, win few
seasonal exceptions. prices 20 producers
can be figured b. dsdueiius the cost Of
transportation to Seattle and approIi'
rnstsly iss Tor hauling. storage and sell
ing cost
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NIrTs
Prlces Paid Wholesale Dealers
SnrL ota
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 10 shippers


A grade. Seattle delivery go.
Eggs Fresh ranch, white shell
Mixed colors .,,.,.,.,,...,
IullolH 4sFstrsFss..stss.
Mili-Cwt,. fob, Seattle supply
r. o. n gopdsnsaYv
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NelU York Stock Market
,yAII, sTnIsIsr journal I1NANcIAL nnvIgw


fractional
opening pTees United stdebnksr
Paetc Hehheu a 99A, baldwin
Products
s Tacihc Rcadug 75, ~ Indus
trial Alcohol beA,
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Portland Produce
ruesdny's Quotation,

Buttcr--li 647c ID.
ERRs--Buyirg prices. 25G 32c doz. (:
selling prices. 30m37c doz,
Checse-30GD 3lc ID.
Hens-i3924c ID.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Grain

IufaHaI Vu"taIF"flH
wheat Open nigh Low Ciass
.oct......, fssGd sspAd tstNd sstsd
pee,...,., s. I'd sst'sd s. Ihd ss I'd
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Tuesdays Quotation

sugnr--Flrmor. Raw, SG.15: refined,
flrmer: graduated. 1915
Coffre--No. Z Rio. spot. l0iba10Ac
lb. No. Santos. i3A @1ihc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
TRADE TERMS
PREMIUM

A security is said to sell at n
premium" when IT'S market valuo Is
above it0 par value"
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Auiomobjle parts and accessories
can bs found by turning 10 tho Want
Ad Columns.
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Foreign Securities
Cash Wheat
1uesdhy's Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
40 srrnnd ANs.. s~altln

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Cash wheat
No 2 red. sl.o3; No. red, lioi Z.
gt.02h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

NOTICE OF SPECIAL EbEIlloN
Notice ia hereby given that on Sat
urday, the 2ath day OF September.
1928. Special Election will be
held In the following School Dis
tricts OF King County Washing
ton. to-wit:
school District No. 80
school District No, 81
School District No, III
for the submission to the voters for
their approval and adoption or re-
lection of the following PROPOSE
shall School Districts Nos. 40 and
81 and III OF King County, Wash
ington. unite and form Union
High School Districtg'
NOTICE rs FURTHER GIVEN that
for the purpose OF holding such
Special Election. the Election
ton. has by resolution designated
MS a voting precinct each of the
following School Districts, viz:
School District No, 40
school District No. 81
School District No. III
and by the same resolution desig-
mated the school house Of each OF
tho aforesaid school districts as
the polling place for that voting
precinct or school district,
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that
this Special Election Is called by
the Election Board of King County,
Washington, unIier the provisions
OF Chapter 80, 1928 Session Laws
OF tho state OF Washington, upon
request OF the governing board of
each of tho several school dis
trlcts. rs expressed by resolution
OF the Board OF Directors of school
Districts Nos. 40 and 81 and III,
dated August 10, 1928.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that
the polls viii be open from s
o'clock n m. until s o'clock p, m.
ELECTION BOARD or KING
COUNTY
by u. u, FERGUSON,
County Audltor. Secretary OF tho
Board.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY
AUG. 20
First Low Tide
Il % n. m. - n.
First High Tide
s.is a. m. IS n.
Second Low Tide
1890 ., m. al a.
Second High Tide
s:5s .. m, ITO u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
FEMALE HELP WANTED

FACTORY Hair Store Will be a
DAY and NIGHT BEAUTY SHOP
20 accommodate people who work.
DyeinR and bleaching hair. sham
pooling. marcel waving. HAIR
DRESSING FOR PARTIES on
DANCES" facial and scalp treat
msnta and all other beauty work
done by experienced operators.
We also have all kinds % hair
goods and make everything that
N 20 wear IN hair goods. Maks
your appointment now. Elliott
1909. Factory Hair Store. 1kst
Third avenue.
YOUNG woman for houseWoTIl and
cooking. small house; simple
meals: references required. 1871
3srd ave. IA st-5sl7.
HEMsTITcHISG, &c yard Machine
embroidery. buttons covered
pieatinR 800 Peoples Bank Bidg.
HEMsTITcHIHG
Reduced prices. 4i4 Eltel Bldg. Sec
ond and Pike. over Bartell's.
RAGTrHE piano playing taught sos
Pine street
SCHOOL girl wanted 10 work for
board and room Phone GL endle-
lG2g-J-I2.
WE buy hair combinga. Ell 472s-M.
9 MALE HELP-WANTED
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INSURANCE men
TO Give DINNER
SaleSmanShlp Graduates to
Be Entertained

4 dinner and dance al tho Hotel
Bowman. given by the Seattle I'm
,iersVriters' association wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
POULTRY AND MEATS

Dueks-D Dressed. per N. . -
Hens Dressed heavy san 10
Dressed. light ........ 500 ~
Live, heavy. 10. ..... aea III
I've, hshI IN. .,,.......,. .is
broliers--DreHssd. per lb.,.... $50 al
eec.c-DTessed. per 10. .... rs
Turhcys-FaHcy. dressed 100. .toa a
Live, fancy, 70. ...s..... N
Belgian inres-i.ivs. per 10. II
Dressed. per n. .... san >,
Cows Country dressed. 10. -. .os8 os
Hogs Fancy block ..... .iia ia
fcai-FAnoy, hEht ......... .ls0 II
Medium. dressed n0 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29
SEATTLE MARKETS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prizes FAid By whaIe.ais Dealer,

to shippers
Brnilrrs-- LsEhoFns. per lb. 20
Rocks ard Reds. per ~. $50. -
Sapons-i.ive, TAT. por 10. 500. Is
-, fancy d. .. ............. ~
Hsn.-tb It's and up...... "a
Medium. live. az 10 81 lbs. .iea 4;
Live, light. TO ~ fpA 80. II
Fancy dry picked 4 cents abov.
live. T. .. } cents above live.
Geese Live, fat. , 10 ~ rbs. IL
Belgian liares--s ms and Up. ~
IurkeJr-FaneY d. p. young :. 30
Live. rat, per 70, .,..... as
noosters--oid. live. per n. -. II
HoEs-
Shoioe llEh' ..,-.......... II
Fancy, heavy. 10000 tbs .ok0 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-29

on Bothtll highway. a. kenmores
Friday night Tord wire Wheel,
or write 10 i5f7 18th ~ ", Seattle.
LOBT-Palf Of glasses in J. vs.. I'd
Phone BE acn-7sG7-R Reward.
LOST Black leather handbag. con-
tents fishing tackle. between Kent
and Cow lake 1873 Eighth ave. ",
LOsT-BlAck purse containing SIS,
fishing and drivers licenses. Cali
GL. endie-1f9G.