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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Leviathan to u e
S e attl c Product

Twenty miles or copper tubing
viii b. used on tho HtonmHhtp
Lsviathsn. the largest vessel afoat,
to protect IL against fire. according
70 Harry L. Coo. vien president and
general manager .ot. the Aero Alarm
Co. Who has just returned from a
thrive months trip to the principal
citrs n The Fast Tho largest
single Installation % automatic fire
alarms ever placed aboadr a vessel
Is Tie Aero equipment on the fHyia.
than. Mr Coe said
Practically all the vessels helnR
recouditiouea BY tho United sthtcs
uhlpplng board are Installing Aero
alarms. a Seattle product. Some
idea Of Tho magnitude q the nys
tenn installed on the Levinthan may
h. appreciated when L L. realised
that this vessel when in service
has al the facilities ami nccommo,
dationy Of a city Of 5000 persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
SELL STOCK OF
POWER PLANTS
Selling Cost Runs From 5
Cents to 9 Dollars

NEW YORK. juno Public own
ership Of electric light and power
companies thru the purchase Of se
cur.iIeg by employees, customers and
the general public is increasing an
nuaily, according 10 the report Of
the customers ownership committed
OF tho National Electric Light asso
citation presented here today.
More than $4,000. 900 worth Of
securities. consisting Of Sif5,O00 .o0d
u preferred shares. SIC. 1000 900 Of
common shares and $4,000. 900 worth
Of bonds and dcbenturcS were placed
IN the hands OF tho public during
1922. EiyS the report.
The total number Of shares, bonds
and debontures was 1.7so.7o7. dis.
tributed 10 iss.ois purchasers. bring
ing the total number OF security.
holders. or owners OF tho industry.
up TO the l.750.0O0 mark. or the
total number Of shares sold. 1851
were sold TO employees, mainly on the
partial payment plan.
Statistics compiled from returns OF
iss companies show that s2.5 per
cent OF sales directly 10 the public
are on the deferred payment plan
and Tint including interest and all
expenses from the beginning OF sales
campaigns TO the collection OF the
last deferred payment, the average
selling cost per share was s4.s9. The
lowest cost was five cents per share,
including postage and the cost OF
printing the circular. and the high.
est was s9.6f per share, including
commissions advertising. transporta
ton. general office expenses and
salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
LIDLEss JAPAN

The Japanese have no hat of their
own. The Chinese have something
typicolly Chines which they wear on
their heads: 30 have the Koreans,
iiindoos, Turks, Arabs, and oven the
American Indians, The Japs, finding
themselves ldloss, arc taking Ia
Western world chapeaux caps. bowl.
crs, silk dlcers, straws, fcdoras and
the rest. In 1929 Japan Imported
1924 felt hats, mostly from Great
Britain and America.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Torinlnal--Pler ii--Str proAl-
dent Grant. str N0ponRct, str Kayn
Mnru, nchr SPOKANE
American Can Co.'S Termlnni--str Ad-
mlrnl Watson.
ficn street Termlnal-u. S. c. q. sno.
homsh
Grand Trunk Pacific Tcrmlnal-str
Queen
Pier il-str TyndnrcuH,
pier 1i-B--str Owogo.
Pier 2-str Latouchc. str Redondo str
Alaska
Pier i-str jacob Luclccnbach. U, &. s.
Eagle No. 81.
pler D--Str ADMIRAL Nicholson
Union Pacific Tormnnl-atr Manulanl.
U. \ shipping 3oard Mornings str ANNA
u, Morse.
Connecticut Street Tormlnnl--str oduna.
Lander Street Terminnl--Str Mlnnasotnn.
Milwaukee, Ocean Tormlnnl--Str James u.
Duke.
ERat waterway Dock q Warehouse Co..
Str Gyokoh Mnru.
Todd Drydocka Str Redwood, Htr Rogu.
lua, atr slyorndo, str West Ison, str
West Nilua.
puget Sound Bridge 8 Dredging co.--str
Patterson.
IluffcrnNn'a DrydoclI-Str urntln
siimHou'a Str Henry Willard.
window Marine Railway -aclr Molronc,
aehr Commodore, achr notey Rofs,
bnrgo couuItlnm city. whalors star
Nos, =
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GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. June u-Undcr the
leadership 81 corn. grain prices ad-
Nauccd az tho close on tho board OF
trade today.
supported by a fair class Of local
buying. wheat retained lis strength.
Liverpool closed higher. with In
creased continental demand and a
marked decrease la nearby dcliy-
cries Harvesting was reported I'M
dcrway m southwestern Texas and
within the next two weeks viii be Ia
fun swing.
Demand Tor cash corn was more
urgent with country offerings show
INK drastic curthilmont Farmers
thruuut the Southwest. holding tho
bulk of the old crop. were reported
waiting for higher prices before
shipping 90 market
oats made SLIGHT gains. TrRding
was light.
Provisions were lower
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Building Permits
UNDER st,ooe

Emil oohrke, iIso \. Sith. shed. ,sS.
V. Harvey. eaiT aeth s., alteration "a
residence. S2s.
Bertha Ran. 5ais DuwRmlsh. garage, SIS
Jeremiah Noierer, a702 n Broadway. nd-
dillon To residence, $500.
W. G, Darrough. iQ2e BaRicy. garage, y7s
Musctta NJ. Libby, 1901 w. roth, moving
garage. tsQ0
Puget Sound Power 3 Light. 1914 paHa.
donn pL retaining wall, $3.50.
John Lindsay, Jr. s7l3 jackson. altere.
ton to residence.
Minnie Brown, 60a9 California ave-. real
estate office. $3.50
Mntchott- Macklom Co., SS1s Fourth &
addition TO sign. $3.50.
y. Lundgron, 79Se 2ist N w, tent, S2s,
Benson Lockwood. aG69 Thorndyke. gar
ago. $50
+, ], Erdman. 7sS N 18TH. garage. $50.
q. I. WIKI Sa5 W. Goth, garage. $50.
Interplay Methodist ai2s w. Draws
moving church, 5000.
c. Thwing. t7S9 Brooklyn, taIRing resi-.
doncc. $40
W. silsot, 7nlf 10th s. w, addition 10
residence, Slh0.
wellington Hotel Co. 1874 Fourth. nltorn.
tlon TO hotel, 500
Matte G I.oods. 2a1s Third w. gar.
age $40,
o. r. Konnoy Sie Lucille st., garage. 1850
j. Pinto, no 2Srd ave. addition to resi-.
doncc, sl50.
stephen ncrg, le2o bellevue N. wreck
residence, 800
Stephen Berg, 400 y, Olive, wreck resi-.
donrc 800.
l.. w Nordllus 1909 a7,h N. W., store
$500. ''N''
OVER $1,000
NJ A. Wymnn. whito bldg, frame resi-.
dencc i7x2s, $4,000
NJ NJ. liorr 1918 Tenth w, franc roui.
donco i0Sgs. $4,000
Seattle Hardware Co.. sol First &, flro.
proof building ip2NGO. $4,000
III, @, Hilton, 2Gif W. cara, franc real.
dcnoo aiN26, $4,000
SGSa9, $4,000
Port Of Seattle. Boll street terminal
frame ahcd 2toxii. $4,000.
Samuel cantn, Oil Sixth ave-, frame
apartments osxao, $4,000
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PERSONAL

NANTED-- Everyone 10 know ana
have faith that my Silica Medica
Capsules for indigestion and near
~ all the ailments the human sys-
tenn is heir 10. and my lheumatic
EradicAtor for aches and pains
called rheumatism. ncurftia. neu-
ralgiR, etc. all along down the
line. are worth more than all other
medicines / know OF in the whole
world. They remove. the cause.
Stomach all right. kidneys all
right. all right all over. Price
Sl3s each. sf35 by parcel post: y
boxes. / bottle, 80 days. si.05. c. o.
D. IL you wish. II you have no
faith in what / say or in my medi-
cines. please do not order. They
would probably do you little good
and me harm. N II. Winans. 40l
Am. Bank Bldg. Seattle. Wash.
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SEES DROP IN
TRADE B 0 0 M
Business on Coast Remains
BaSically Sound

SAN FRANctsco. June THE
federal reserve hoafd's index of
production Ia bahic indutriea de-
eilnod about per cent In April.
Production OF lumber. nnthmciie
coal. and mill consumption Of cot.
ton DECREASED. while there were in.
oroaHos IN tho output Of pig iron
and petroleum
There was a further increase In
tho number of building contracts
awarded IN April. but ahe value Of
building permits issued in iCs cltles
was 10 per cent less than the record
-nnlIrn. nf Mnrrh
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Whatcom Holstein
Holds Big Record

BEBLTNGHAM. June t. Farmers
aud business men on the second an.
nual livestock tour Of Western
Washington. ended their inspection
OF Whateom county farms with n
visit to the Nooksack farm, owned by
H. j. Evans. where they saw the
record.breaking HoIstein COW OF the
county. This COW has q record Of
1920 pounds OF milk and l,1a2
pounds Of butter in one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Austrian Loan May
Get Good Support

NEW YORK, june There Is a
growing Impression that the Morgan
promotion Of the new Austrian loan
in this country Is going to be accom-.
panied by publicity OF a constructive
character with regard TO the Euro.
pcan sltuatiou. and that the stock
market can hardly help but take
favorable action now that technical
conditions hre improved thru price
adjustment
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Pardon

n offended anyone In this world.
in some way or other. / ask par
don. II wronged this country in
any way, l repent and Will try to
do better. II YOU VIII give me
another chance, won't YOU forgive
c. f. RoTENRERG
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Liberty Bonds
Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished hy Logan 4 Bran
ai0 Hrroud Ave. Seattle
Foreign Securities
MrfinrsdaY's Quotations
Furnished b. Logan & nrlan
kNu aTrnuN AsN kTalfIr

Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a. Bryan
$40 Second Ave, Seattle
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FUNERAL NOTICES

Ore. June 5. 1879.
WEIMASD T. TOIcH. age IS
years. beloved husband of Mrs.
Mnthiida Toich and father OK
Kathleen and WIemand Tolch.
Member or Alaska Scottish Riir
bodies OF Juneau and y. p. o. F.
No sza. OF juneau
Funeral services Will be held at
the Scottish Rite Temple Friday ar
trrnaon at o'clock. Members OF
Washington Chapter. Rose Croix. No.
i. and friends and members OF above
societies invited 10 attend. Inter-
meBt at Evergreen Park cemetery.
Bonnay- Watson. Funeral Directors
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Financial Flashes
From James. Maeiariane & Co.
Sill Second Ave.
Twenty industrlals es.2g. DO rs:

Twenty industrlals ss.2s. up rs: 20
rails SAL. UP .2s.
Price Of flour in the United States
drops to pre-war level Of s6.25 per
barrel.
Churches OF all religions condemn
I2-hour steel day.
s. s. Kresge sales In May. s,5s9..
522. Increase 1850 per cent; five
months $50 .izs.2 si. Increase 32.s7
per cent.
F. w. woolworth Co. May sales
s1f.7ss.el5, increase 1897. $50. FIVE
months sss.7ss.524. increase 1901.
164.
Hoover wants L. :. producers
not to neglect foreign markets;
sees danger In the present ten
dency TO turn back ON export
trade TO concentrate on meeting
domestic demand.
More than 10000 Of 500 par com.
mon OF Calf Pete has been ex.
changed for new SIS par common.
leaving less than $4,000 OF 800 par
shares unchanged
American Express declared quar-.
terry dividend Of $3.50. payable July
2. record June IL. Previously com.
pany paid 81 quarterly since Novem.
Der. 1920. Management explained di.
Tectors regarded IS annual basis as
more conservative.
Report Of Pacific Gas & Electric
for year ended December 81. 1922.
shows balance after charges and de.
probation equal after preferred diyi.
dends to s1t.50 share on common
versus ss.3s for previous year.
London: The Shell Transpor,
Trading Co. today declared diyi.
dend Of i2h per cent on ordinary
shares. making 22i1 per cent for
year, compared with 81 per cent in
1922.
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BUSINESS-Fn Produce Shipping Real Estate Building
The Royal Road
to True Success

you only SET what you Fiycf
This truth, quoted elsewhere
on this page. s the Gunbaum
family motto. inherited from
their father
A. applied 10 business. they ca
plain u as follows.
you give service. good mer
ohandise. sympathy ana under.
standing
"ln return FOR thosr you get
confidence and support"
This expresses. ln n few woris.
tho only royal road TO ID true
and lasting success.
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Montgomery Ward
to Build Coast Plant

PORTLAND. Ore, June 7.-lmme.
date construction OF n $4,000 dis.
trihuting plant In Oakland. Cal. was
announced here today by w. Q.
Bateman. Pacific Coast manager OF
Montgomery.ward & Co.
The structure VIII be i4sxlsl feet.
eight stories high and have as 900
square feet OF floor space. i, was
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Arrivals and Departures

ARiiiNiD--Juns e-str James II.
Duke from New York via ports. ct s.se
a. m. str Redwood front Atsska via
Bellingham, Rt 7,is a. M June 5-str
Edna frUm Tacoma. AZ | ,. m; str Tive
crtan from San Francisco via Everett, nj
s;ls .. M. str Manuiani from Honolulu
Via San Frauclsco. nelllngham aud Ia.
coma, at midnight; str Alaska from la
coma. al s.2b p. IN, afr KaEa Maru from
Tacoma, Of 7is y. m.
sAII.ED--Juuo Str Queen for South
eastern Alaska, at a;is A. m. June 81
MotorHhip ChailRmha for san Pedro. at
1i!ao y. m, str Edna Tor Ban Pedro via
M. str Tlvcttop from Tacoma. at i;i5
n IN
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Quiet Reigns on
Boston Wool Mart

BOSTON, June THE local
wool market continues quiet. allho
there 10 considerable discussion aa
regards the time Of the opening Of
spring. 1924, lines and The quantity
u wool domestic mills will need TO
nll ,hetc requirements.
Altho there u very little new
clip wool coming into the local mar.
kci AZ present. adviccs from Texas
said TINT large shipments are en-
route.
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TRADE TERMS
DEFERRED BONDS

Deferred bonds are bonds on which
the interest Is postponed until some
future date. Tho term is also used
with reference TO a security on which
the holder receives a gradually in.
orensing rate OF interest up to n fixed
time, after which date the interest
becomes uniform.
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/ CONDITIONS AIil.
HAsICAILY GOOD

output Of lumber mills OF the
district was greater than In ans
month during Tho past four yvans
For tic nrsi tims since November,
1899. however. the volume OF both
orders Neeiyed and shipments made
was lcas than production.
Tho dollar value Of business trans
acted during April. 1898. as reflect,
ed by dehita 20 Individual accounts
AT banita in - cities. VAS 20 per
cont greater than during April,
1898 This increase was lesa by
per cvnt than that reported In
March. 1928. AZ compared with
March. 1899.
Trade NJ wholesale In II report
inE lines % business wns uniformly
greater IN value IN April. 1925. than
In Aprl. 1922. increases Of Is per
cent or m6rc being reported In 10
OF ,trv u liner.
Department STORE sales at retail
were II per cent greater IN ynluc
than year ago and more rapid
rate Of stock turnover "a reported.
The numbsr Of business failures
IN the disirle, during April. 1929.
wan the smallest since September.
1898.
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PLUCK

Millionaire tspenkIng to body Of
studcntg-All my success, all my
tremendous financial prestige, owe
to ono thing aloue--pluck.
StuGent-But how are VIC to find
the right people to pluck2-Dnuba
Sentinel.
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THURSDAY
llFNIf >

JUNE :
FIRST Low Tide
8 50 a. M. rs II.
First High Tide
itfss a. m. rs &c,
Second Low Tide
s;zg p. M 10 Il.
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why, what In tho world has be.
come OF your watch2 Tho one you
used to have had handsome gold
case"
II know II did, but circumstances
nltcr cases"
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Denver Live Stock


cows and heifers. sf.s08sB0.
Etockcfn and feeders, ygffT.75.
calves. Sf5oa1350.
Hogs--Recsipts 500: market strady
Top. 1855. bulk. ssg0Es.7s.
sh~ep--ReceIpts. 400. market steady
Spring lambs. s13Nit2s ewes,
$50 $50; clipped lambs, Fi29i72s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
NelU York Stock Market
WAII srNEEr InuNNAL !
EINANcIAL IlENEM

NFNIEN
Monday looked
stock market displayed pniet note o buoyancy e early DEALING
American Baldwin Nork
Opening prices included. Electric cgdn 90 or
M up Il New York Central igo, of ~ PAN American y e, up ~
ohio as 81 conseldalyd shj southern Pacific aA
AZ.
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Weather Bureau Report

barometer rising; partly cloudy; Wind
cast, 90 miles IN hour. Passed IN. two.
mast froightef, At $40 a, m. str shn
Diego, nt TAO n. ~. Passed out. two
mast ffgiEhtnr. white letter ''w'' on
stack. nj $40 a. m. ctr Phyllis. al 7,iu
q. m.
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San Francisco Produce

Buttcr-Extras. tsc: prime flrsts.
t1c.
rRK--Extras. gEtsc: extra firsts.
3sc; extra pulicta. zTnc. under
sized pullets, &c.
Che~se--caiitornia flats, fancy. 2te
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
rncss Paid 10 shippers
IIniirrf
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS


to shippers
nreiisrs sRherns. per n. . -
nseks and nsds -. ,... as
Cap"ns Lave. lat. paF n .... ~
E@neTs d. y ss.stsssts.4.ss. -
liru. 8 rs. ard 40 ........ ~
Medium. live. , i 60 ~ lbs. IA
Liys iEhL J 20 - hs ... 10
EnheY ~ picked esnis above
live.
Geese Live. TAT. 70 10 fbs IL
hiriElan iiarcs--t lbs and. up IL
Iutke1s--Fs q. p s,is ns ~
fANe. TAT, Per n. ..s..i..... Is
Hoos,srs-oid. live. per u. $50 %
Hng~-
IHetea llght .ssss.ss".ft II
Heavy. fancy .4......... .osw 10
Nral-r
Fancy. light ,....4...... IA
Medium, iiKht .s.-s..t...... lee ii
Fancy. heavy. $4,000 tbs ice ~
Medium. heavy. iGgs3oe fas .oT3 10
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST--oN NO ~ CAR. BETWEEN
18th and 18th. Wednesday. la
dies blue leather purse contain
ing money and door key: finder
please call East 2669-R.
LOS'r---SMALL LONG II ATREn
white dog. between INTERPLAY and
Fort Lawton. Reward, Garfield
47Sl
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Doctor. there's an awful rum.
bling In my stomach. like n wagon
running over n street car track"
HIM, probably that truck you alto
last night
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Portland Grain

white. ttI2: hard winter. tt.os: North.
eru spring. ii.0s; western red. itos
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Wednesdays Quotations

. WFHFFfNHHF NHVtHFIHHs
sugRr-stsady. Raw, tsoa; refined
steady. granuistcd. t9.Ts99g0
Coffee-No. Rio spot, fik aiiac ID. +.
No. Santos. if9 8tsv ID.
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POULTRY AND MEATS


Dueksa@prcsssd. per n. anna. -
iIcus Dressed. heavy ......, .at9 -
Dressed. light ......... 70
Live, heavy ~. .....,..... "a
Live, iight, NJ .......t.. 81
Broiirrs -isgs per n .,..... .zg9 81
Geese Dressed. per n .. 10
Turkeys Fancy, dressed .... too a
Live. fancy. 10. ........ sg
belgian Harcs--t.tys. per ~. III
Dressed. per n. .s....... 80
cews--country. dressed, 10. -. .eea 10
Hogs Fancy, block ....,...s. .isa lgIs
Neai-faney Hight ....'....4.. .ia9 II
Heavy, coarse ..-s..,,,.... .os0 II
Medium dressed ............ -4t8 10
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Psychology
Psychology
H. Williams
Teacher OF
PSYCHOLOGY

Are you dissatisfied with your posi-
ton IN life. unhappy. unsuccessful
and just drifting with the millions
Of faliureE7 He teaches self
control, and points the sure road
20 success and happiness in all af-
fairs: also scientific vocational
guidance. Strictly confidential.
Hours. 10 a. m. to $3.50 p. M: even
ing and Sunday by appointment
53s2 white Bldg. Main 1882.
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sForeign Exchange

NEW YORK. June s.--Foraien ex-
change opened lower. Sterling. tt.sa1;
francs. f0.0s4s. liro. io.sts74 marks.
1895 to the dollar.
Foreign exchange closed. Sterling.
yt62i5 francs, y0.Oef71h; lire.
yO.0feg u [; marks. 1900 TO tho dollar.
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Foreign Money Status
Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished BY Isxsn & Bryan
$40 Second Ave, Seattle
Liverpool Grain
WedncsIays Quotations

wheat Open High Low Close
July. sssSd sssAd % s5sd assf.d
Oct. 3stAd ssfhd sa4ad ss4%d
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PACIFIC COAST
LEXPANsION sIACKENs

a pause IN the steady expansion
OF business and industry In tho
Twelfth district whlcA Characterised
tho first three months OF 1898 mp.
pcnred IN the statistical record for
April In certain of tha basic raw
materials. sufh ns lumber. metals.
etc. tho demand was no' 10 insistent
as during the first quarter OF the
year. building was not 70 active as
la March. and petroleum stocks. al.
ready somewhat burdensomo 10 the
industry. again increased.
Distribution OF goods NJ wholesale
and retail was apparently slightly
lrss IN volume than during March.
but n Htill considerably greater than
Il was a war ago. Labor continues
TO De fully employed.
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Alaska Vessels

Cordpvn--June Sailed atr Alameda.
nouthhound ut 10 y. m.
Junonu-June 5--Sallgd. str Northwest
ern. woeibound, at 5iib p, IN.
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snET sTI,EE.

Nicaragua does Considerable husl.
ness exporting sarnparilia.
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c. z. RoTENBERG

THE sANAToRY HERB SToRE-
SIG Pike st. Seattle. Wash.
Where one may obtain reliable home
treatments at reasonable cost.
Cali or write for free descriptive
booklet. Or. j. Aai Larsen. Herb
olOgist
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COMPENSATION
FORCED THRU
Reed Leaves Chair to Fiqht
for Measure

OLYMPIA, March Surrender
Ing his gavel TO Representative T. II.
Cute. of King county. Speaker Mark
h. Reed, Thursday night got on the
floor of the house. and aided by Rep
resentative Thomas Murphine,
stecred tho workmens compensation
act to n victory of Cal.
Fifteen amendments proposed TO
the industrial insurance committee
bill which was being considered by
the house, changed IL so that 1t now
resembles, In most every respect, the
administration bin introduced by
representative Murphine.
The amendments proposed increase
the amount to be paid to orphan
children from sl6.25 to S25. the com
pensation TO unmarried men from $50
to SS5, and the amount paid to mar
ried men from $3.50 to s42.5O. Other
Increases are of like proportion.
Representative Il. Il. DanslSin, OF
Spokane. was the only man who cast
n negative vote.
Not hint OF opposition suggested
Itself during any OF the discussion,
the party machine working with the
utmost smoothness turnout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
JURY HEARING
ELTINCE CASE
Air Liquor Charges Before
Federal ProberS

Julian Eltingo. famous female i'm.
personator and four other Moore
Orphcum vaudeville players were 10
have their cases presented before the
federal Grand jury Friday afternoon
on charges OF liquor violation. &C.
cordlhg 70 District Attorney Charles
II. Ravellc.
The party. which Includes EltlnRe,
Mrs. Ed Donagnn. 4. CooRan. l.. Ne.
vada and W. G.. Parker, viii not he
required to appear before the grand
jury In person. said Ravelle.
The actors were halted by customs
and prohibition agents as they
stepped from the Princess Victoria
Sunday with i6 quarts Of liquor in
their possession.
Tho party was scheduled to appear
before District Commissioners a. c.
Bowman and II. W. McClelland, but
the plans were altered. 1t was later
stated that information would be
filed direct against them in federal
court.
This plan was dropped, and It was
finally decided TO submit evidence
against the party to the grand
jury
In case nm Indictment Is returned
against them all win be required to
appear publicly hi court to answer
the charges OF liquor violation. Thus
far they have escaped any public
court appearances,