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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-03-16
1lf3zz&Q{8d{t8 Observation-Disclosures
SMILIN THRU
If SUMMER COMES

If summer comes,
Can coal be left behind?
Can all the sums
Be paid and out of mind
/ owe the firms
Who've eked out coal to me
On trusting terms
And hope to have their fee?
If summer comes,
/ HOPE so!
When winter goes,
And | have paid their bills,
III thumb my nose
At them, and fear no chills;
Without a qualm
I'll pass George Massey's place,
And chant psalm
In Chester Niece's facet
And when Buck" Fields | chance
to meet
He'll have no claim upon my roll;
Nor will / kneel down in the street
And beg him for nod of coal!
I'll look him squarely in the eye.
And in brazen tone I'll tell
That plutocratic, lordly guy
That he can go to-
ALASKA for all | careD
But if it freezes Good night,
Nurse!
/ hope they'll all forget this verse;
And yet, when it IS hot and nice,
III have to start in buying icel
H*+s@@
That uneasy look you see on the
aces of people will stay there until
sufficient time has elapsed since
he filing of their income tax until
he time when they can feel that
here is no longer any danger OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
ELECTRIC HOME
|. is ABOUT READY
Model House viii Feature
Many New Appliances

Arrangements for The opening
Of tho 1898 model electric home A.
1897 Bothell way are practically
completed. according 90 W. ~.
JonoH president Of tho Electric
club Tho homo viii be open 10
tho public from August 20 10 Sep.
TENDER 81
Tn home will be equipped with
every electric appliance OF use in
homes. ana some interesting new
Developments are promised II Will
be completely furnished by the
Standard Furniture Co. and prom
iscs 90 be d revelation IN modern
homo management and efficiency
% operation
We are preparing for entertain.
Ing more guests than last year.
when about $1,000 people visited
our model home" said Jones. The
electrical exposition which Is to be
held IA connection with the home
will be the largest affair Of It's
Kind ever given in Seattle"
Preceding the exhibit. a big rally
N members u the Electric club
hnd all members ~ the electrical
industry will be held Wednesday
evening ia tho Hotel Gowman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
LUMBER TRADE
MARKING Time
Hand TO Mouth Buying
Rules Retail Yards

Ll,tio actual change IN the ium.
her market has bern observed dur.
4 Ing the last ten days. tho certain
sections report substantial In.
encane In demand and the tend.
ency IL stili unquostionabiy strong.
- toward expansion. city fvfailcrs
have now IN practically all in.
stances worked their stocks down
10 bedrock. but atm hesitate 20
commit themselves ahead. Buying
lis confined 20 immediate require.
meuia. and this Is likely TO 30 the
eAse 20 long as u IA possible 10
secure Tho prompt deliveries now
iolpiaiuahlS. says the American f.um.
herman. Chicago. However. tho
generally depleted state OF conum.
cfu and dealers stocks causes this
hand tpmouth buying 10 aggregate
into considerable volume Of bust.
ness.
Inquiry from country yards n
heavier. and orders nom dairylng
and diversified farming sections re.
/ feet encouraging conditions Trade
IN wheat areas f. atll dull. and
prospects are too uncertain 10 war
rant dealers in those sections stock.
Ing up, They arc optimistic. never.
thohsss. expecting an Improvement
In the wheat markets later on. both
from a distribution and price stand.
point.
This expectation "a shared by NO
authoritative n body as tho iolnt
research committee Of thu wheat
council Of tho United States cham.
oor OF commerce. which AFTER ex.
hnuaiivo investigation this week ox.
pressed tho opinion that reports OF
overproduction Of wheat arc an ex.
laEgeration and that the situation IA
great deal Houndcr than the coun.
try has been led 10 believe. W-,vat
prices also this week allowed a cub.
stHntial rlso above the dollar mark.
II this indicates the tr,n situation.
the lumber trade should benefit
considerably this fan and even
moro next spring.
Industrial trade holds up to 70.
cent levels. Timbcrs enjoy a heavy
demand. and premiums for early
delivery on this class OF material
arc not unusual Hnrdwoods remain
active, with automobile and f,irnl.
turo interests aggrcSsIyely on The
market Sap gum. which has been
conspicuous for somo time thru its
weakness, has advanced somewhat.
as have several other items which
are in good demand and have been
rendered searco by the lack of pro.
duction last spriuE.
Mil stocks are nowhere heavy
and whilo there is surplus Of pro.
duetion over sales. this is badly
needed TO round out supplies There
Is therefore no considerable pres.
sure TO sell and prices. on soft.
woods az on hardwoods, have been
well maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
CLAIMS ALIEN
LABOR NEEDED
Flexible immigration Plan
suggested by Lumberman

LOSGVIEW. Aug. 90 That
aliens Of the right type should DO
admitted 10 the United States 10 re.
lieyo the labor shortage. and that Il
Is not proper time Tor a prohib'
TORY policy Of restrictions, WA the
keynote OF the address given before
the West Coast Lumbormsn's aAsoci-
alton convention here. By James a,
Emery. general counsel Or the Ma
tional Manufacturers association.
Both Mr. Emery and H. a Long.
chairman of the board Of directors
or The Long Sell Lumber Co.
touched on the subject OF rndioailsm
M affecting the Western labor In
duatry
Judge Emery stated that America
had made no progress in the immi'
grafton problem. and Eald that wo
need flexible scheme. which could
be regulated according 20 economic
requirements.
Realizing that his auditors were
men Ia aympathy with tho building
OF I.ongyiew. Long talked freely Of
his plans for the future Of the city
lie said that u waa bis hope 10 e..
tabllsh relations between employe
and employer that viii destroy some
OF the radlcallsm % the West
'"rho trouble IN labor circles" he
said. rs IA Misunderstanding be.
tween tho two lie outlined steps
taken for the erection Of schools. a
community house. hotels and other
benefits 70 the workers.
Important measures looking 10
the national Standardization OF ium.
Der regulations we're adopted unauL
moualy
The convention approved the suE
gestsd Standardization Of grades and
sizsa OF noft wood A national
standard grading rule book. 20 be
used IN the West Coast lumber in.
duatry. with other lumber manufae.
turing districts. and separate pub.
ilcsiion Of West Coast rules. elimi-
mating All effects shown in the basic
standard rule tha; do not apply 20
West Coast species. were approved
by resolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
YAKIMA FRUIT
SHIPMENTS BIG
August Expected 10 Make a
Record for District

More Than 5000 worth Of fruit
from The Yakima valley was sold and
shipped 10 market in the last six
days. The output filled $50 refr!g
orator ears. an Increase OF 2g3 cars
over the total tonnage Of fruit
shipped from the valley at this time
In 1922.
Total shipment Of farm produce
FOR the week filled $40 freight cars.
This included livestock. grain. hay
and potatoes as well az fruit and IL
valued af more than thrce.quartsra
Of a million dollars 10 the growers.
Daily shipments amounted 10 n
hundred cars at the end u the week
ana record movement FOR the
month Of August is predicted. II will
probably be 800 ears Of fruit.
Some idea Of the amount Of bust
meas the railroads nra doing IL gained
from the fact that 625 tons o. ice
arc required daily TO fill the refrig.
orators which carry the fruit This
represents an expense OF 81 $50 every
tWcniyfour hours FOR leo alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Cut Operating Cost
of Hardware Stores

LINCOLN. Neh. Aug 20 The
survey n operating expenses in re-
tail hardware stores undertaken by
the University Of Nebraska. College
of business Administration. Tor firms
In this state. shows that total OK.
pensea OF operation ia the same ~
stores decreased about 2 per cent on
Tho average in 1889. an compared
with 1891. Tho report states that
this may mean Improved manage.
meni. OF simply further progress IN
tho transition OF business 20 a isss
inflated level OF prices
rhe average cost q doing business
In 1899 was IS per cent u net sales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Chicago Car Lots

saturdays Quotations
Furnished BIZ ioran & nryan
$40 second Ave- Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Financial Flashes
From James Macfariane
sIl Second Ave.

Twenty industrials s1.s4, an in
crease OF rs: 20 rails average 1917.
an increase OF .2s.
Home Bank OF Canada with $1,000
900 capital and $4,000. 900 deposits.
suspends as result Of losses on loans
Petroleum imports into United
Kingdom in week ended Aug. 10 ex-
eeeded 52,o0O.o00 imperial gallons.
versus 30.000.O00 preceding week.
Dun reports 312 failures In United
States versus AS same week last
year.
Action Of General Motors which
changed hands in large volume
around the days highest level
brought forth favorable comment on
the prospects Of higher dividend in
the fall.
Reports OF Pacific oil show 1913
per share.
Because of widespread partioipa-
ton in the bidding for the new $780,
100000 one year s per cent Argentine
republic loan. interest In the result
Of the sale was at high pitch in Wall
street last night.
Canadian Pacific gross earnings
for the second week OF August in
creased $4,000, and from January l..
1899. 900.
Direct reports state the directors Of
Hudson motor car meet next week. at
which time it is expected that the
stock win be placed on regular SO
basis. by declaring a Is cent quarter
" dividend
White Motor Co. 1923 business
shows vast improvement over last
year, and ratio Of increase Is continu-
ing into the fall. 1t is stated com
pany earned between Sc and 81 per
share during the first six months OF
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

Great Northern Terminal Ctr Toyooita
Mnru.
PIER ii-B-str oweEo
Pier 7--Mtr Anvil
Pier 2--str Victoria.
Pier B-.Mtr Chaliamha.
Pier D-Etr Admiral sehrec. str Oduna.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkcrs-u. s.. /. IL.
r. Manzanitn,
United States Shipping Board MoorinEn--
Str Anna y. Morae, str West Nllus, s,r
West Jester
Connecticut Street Tsrmlnai-str TlRnr.
btr Santa barbara,
Lander Street Tcrminai-atr Ohioan.
Commercial Boiler works--u. 3. i. II.
7, Heather.
Hanford Street Terminal 49, peatroyera
Nos a2B. 222. a2b 90G.
Hpoknno Street Terminal Str Cordovn,
General Petroleum Termlnai--str oura-
Gao.
Todd Drydocks--str Mandarin Maru.
bhtn Forest Friend.
Puget Sound Bridge ana Dredging Co
Atr Patterson.
Hnrbor Island Dock ma wnrehous,
u'lshor'B)-Atr Remua.
Amea Terminal 90, Str RrooldnIe
lleffernnn'a Drydoclt Str Rainier. pnrk
Gratin, atr Mommon
Htrcnm CHuoy 7)Htr Madison
siroam-U. =. =, Melville. II. X, n Omaha.
Y. ~ II. Sochoa T. f. 4. Arctic. II n.
oklahoma, ". 4. y. Tonnosnoe. do.
ntroycrs Nos 3oa, aOa. 30l. aOb. aO7' aOo.
Wlnnlow Marine Hallway Mir nonnn
Lane, srhr notnv IosH auhr X v
hruse, whnlurn Star Nos. 4, z, q, bue
coqultlam city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
C. N. VALUATION
TO Be DISPUTED
Conference Called 10 Plan
Attack on Value Set

OLYMPIA, AUG. 20 In the fight
tho Washington state department.
of public works 10 making against
tho tentative valuations SCI by tho
interstate commerce commission on
the Great Northern Railway com.
pany, and the effort 10 save The
shippers and consumers Of The siats
approximately 1900. 900 in freight
and costs annually. department
representatives. have been selected
20 attend a conference u tho
stats interested. 70 DO held Ia
Helena, Mont, beginning TUESDAY.
Tho department. IT was an.
nounced today viii be represented
BY Traffic Expert D. o. Calder.
head. Chief Engineer Hfbn j. @.
Flagg and Assistant Engineer J.
W. Carey. Director r.. V. Kuk.
kendall Of the department, by reaA
son n prior engagements, will be
unable 20 attend.
Tho purpose Of the meeting Is 70
arrive az some concerted plant of
attack upon tho tentative valuation
arrived AZ by tho lntentate com.
fnerce commission for tie Great
Northern. upon which final hear
lngs are now set for October 20 in
Washington. D. G.
Department information Indicates
that tho Great Northern company
viii ask valuation Of $4,000 600
IN excess Of the valuation tentative.
ly set by the interstate commerce.
commission Of s39l 600, 900. and tho
latter valuation Is regarded By tho
state engineers as about rs per
cent too high.
The difference. so FAR as the state
Of Washington IS concerned. be.
tween Great Northern claims and
tho departments figures, IL ap.
proximately sac, 900. 900. earnings
upon which at per cent would
be 100000. which would be the
additional annual burden upon this
state as between tho carriers and
the departments valuation figures.
The valuation for the portion Of
tho line in this state. as proposed
BY the interstate commerce com.
mission. based on the reproduction
costs. Is approximately 5000. 900
higher than the valuations as ar.
rived az by the state department..
using the uncontested valuation
found in 1908 plus additions and-
betterments since. involving diff.
ference IN freight costs 20 the
state Of approximately 5000. 900 per
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Arrivals and Departures

ARRiNI.D--AuE 9h.-Etr Victoria from
Ladysmith. n O., 40 1915 a IA str Ad-
mifai FarreEu, from San Pedro, via Ban
Francisco. at 10 a. m. ctr oduua from
Tacoma. at 6 a. IN. April ib--atr cufa-
Gao from Southeastern Alashs. VIA Hsl-
bingham. ht 2s a, nj str cqrdova from
Southeastern Alaska. az : r. M. str
phloan from New York. via Philadelphia.
balboa. San Pedro and San Francisco.
at i;s9 ., m s,r Tiger from Tacoma ~
1915 ., I'M q. T. q. omaha from a Seund
trip, at a. N. April lf-sir Lancaster
from Bsitimnrs, Via New York, balboa.
san Pedro. San Francisco ard Portland.
at D m.
sAILED--AuE, is,-str Sorthlaud for
San Pedro. via Port Angeles. at st3o ,,
M: str Alameda for Southeastern Alaska.
at a, M, str Hsnta Ana for kAuatak.
VI Kuskokwim River ports. nj ~ y, m
stf TIGER for Tacoma. az ISIS q. M mtr
Lalna Masrsk for Tampien via Belling-
ham, At 2 a. m. str Edward Lurkenbach
for Tacoma. al p, M. U, 4, G, r. Deli.
wood for Alaskan cable repair, al a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Valleys Making Big
Shipments of Fruit

To August 10, total o. al care 81
summer fruit have been shipped from
Wenatchec. including isi cars u
cherries. 100 u apricots. Is apples
"a pears ard 81 mixed ears ship.
mcntn ~ pears arc RAPIDLY incrcaa.
Ing. and solid cara Of peaches wiIi 30
out very soon.
out ~ tho Yakima valley 20 the
same date a total u 60 cars q sum.
meg frnl; have bsrn shlpped as fnl'
lows Two hundred and nine cher
ries. ia pears. 10 spricg'a. 60 apples
70 prunce and plumn. - peaches and
ia mtNcd cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Foreign Trade

Tbs '.::e United Suites bureau of for.
eisn and domestic commerce has 70.
ceiyed the following Inquiries from
foreign firms which are in the mar.
ket for American goods. Full infor.
nation will be given to American
firms on application to S. II. Blalock.
district manager Of the bureau. Low.
man building, Seattle.
Alphabetically Hardware,
England Alfalfa meal oys.
ter shells (crushed; t74s9l greaseq,
G500 household appliances. labor.
saving devices, novelties; CASA tai.
lows.
Germany = G5Os, Bacon, corned
beef, lard, sailed meat.
Honduras = a4SO Cement mills
tcompletej
India-(75OG Batteries for flash.
lights, cutlery. household requisites.
indoor games, sporting goods; 7507
canned sardlnes, canned salmon.
canned crab meat, cotton sheetingg.
l7493 crockery. hardware, enamel.
ware.
Mexico-G40D Plumbing supplies.
G495 NaDthalene, in cakes and cubes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Auto Supply Firm
to Have New Home

A new threcs;ory building Of
heavy mill construction and terra
Gotta facing viii shortly DO erected
by Carl II. Mengedoht on the north.
cas-, corner Of Seventh ave and vir.
ginia St. fronting on westiake ave.
according 20 an announcement By
Carter. Macdonald & Miller. The
building has been leased 10 tho West.
crn Auto Supply Co. for ten years
al total rental Of approximately
$4,000 Tho company Is one OF
tho largest auto accessory dealers In
the Northwest. and viii occupy the
entire building for their own bust.
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Puyallup to Have
Record Berry Crop

lALLuP Aug, a0.---A 90 per
cent Increase in the Evergreen black.
berry crop OF tho Puyallup valley
over that OF any preceding annual
harvest was predicted by w. II. Paul.
hamua, president OF the puyallup 3
summer Fruit Growers nssou's.Ion.
Tho main harvest viii be on this
week when the growers association
VIII DO shipping thrco to eight cars
OF fresh fruit daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20

trail. s9A Studehaker 40
Gas 6sN nap ~ American
tph. of - United states
American A. e2ts, up ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. Aug is-Prlccs were
generally lower on tho Chicago
board OF trade today
Tho wheat market was under
heavy rcaiizing sales In the brief
session today The trading was
done mostly hy long holders and
Eastern traders who bought sup
plies when the market was cents
lower. Active speculative demand
was noticeable,
Corn maintained strong under
tone, with tight receipts and hiEh
cash prem ums the outstanding
features, No I yellow sold az 30
centa the Highest price In that sem-
modify Ia some time
Oats were dull and neglected.
There We're no features
Provisions were firm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
:: BUSINESS-Fnan Produce Agriculture Shipping Real Estate Budng
LAUGH AND MAKE
A PILE OF MONEY
SAYS RETAIL MAN

DITTsBURG. aug. 20 Laugh.
4 ter has an actual cash value.
according 20 a little lecture. which
tho Horne store here recently
passed out 10 its employees.
Very few people know the
value of laughter" IL said
Laughter II great business
force Laughter reduces cost. n
wakcns up the brain ana makes
men keener ana more interested
IN their Jobs. Laughter prevents
friction and f. universal : lubrl.
cant.
Men who regard themselves
above laughter are generally be.
low common sense Heaven help
tho workers whose employer
never laughs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
AID CLUB PLANS
ONE BIG NIGHT
Better Acquaintance Among
Seattle People Is Aim

on Tuesday evening az ESQ o'clock
Tiny Burnett's orchestra at the Chan.
tecler viii strike up a lively fox trpt
and Soattle's advertising fraternity
and their friends viii begin the On.
joyment OF what is promised 20 be
one Of the most interesting programs
ever staged in a ballroom,
In addition TO tho excellent danclng
afforded there viii be numerous
stunts" These are being kept up
tho committees sleeves and no
amount OF eoaxins has as Yet been
successful in prying loose informa-
ton as 20 the nature 81 the events
The committee merely says. Come
and see.p II is limited that the pro.
gram has 10 do with the advertising
business. but Is not an attempt TO
sell anything.
Members OF all business organiza,
tons In Seattle have been invited TO
attend. the purpose being 10 establish
a wider acquaintance among The
business men and women OF the city,
10 promote good win among the yari.
Gus clubs and 10 have a general good
time.
IL B. Wright. manager OF the
strand theater. is general chairman
Of the party. Roger Cutting and 4.
G. Emerson are chairmen of sub.
committees on attendance and stunts,
respectively.
Mr.. Wright. in speaking. OF the mo
tive hack Of the general invitation,
said:
"Asquaintance is a powerful instru'
ment in community life. Criticism
and condemnation usually come from
! misunderstanding. We find fault
with others because We probably do
not know them and do not appreciate
their motives Criticism and condcm.
nation viii retard the progress Of any
community
Seattle needs a wider acquaint-
ance among its own people. The city
has grown so rapidly that newcomers
have not been assimilated into the
community as they should II growth
were not so rapid. They do not have
the opportunities TO get acquainted.
1T was with the idea OF creating
such opportunities that we have
planned this midsummer festival and
supper dance. Every newcomer 20
seattle Is invited. and every 0ld.timer
should make II his business 70 be
there 10 help make the newcomer
feel al home. And each should make
an effort 20 understand the other.
Understanding Of each other win
help both
The charge Of $50 per plate pays
for tho entire evenings entertain.
ment. dancing and the supper The
party Is strictly informal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Aug. ga.--rhe following
articles OF Incorporation have been filed
In The office o. the secretary OF state
National Variety Co. Seattle. SO. coo.
A. u. Eckart and Z. s. Saul. To manu-
fhcturo and Job. and sell at wholesale
and retail. merchandise Of every kind
and description; 10 buy and sell real
estate.
Last Chance OH Co. Inc. 6sdro wool
ley 3sn.eee, /. RosenthRi. Charles New
hurF. Frank Ia Roche. John Rhine and
Carlos Cox.
A. II. Reid a Co.. Seattle. reducing
stock from 100000 to ssS.epo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
New York Banks
Loans Decrease

NEW YORK. Aug. .e.--Ths week.
~ bank statement OF New York
banks u az follows.
Clearing house members average
loans decreased. ts3.sao. geo. demand
deposits. decreased. tssa5o.o 900. time
deposits decreased. 50. az. COO. reserve
Increased. tsss $50. actual loans de-
creased. SO $4,000 demand deposits
decreased. Sss.sas.o0o lims deposits,
decreased. Ss.sssooo. reserve DE-
creased. t7.sss $50. actual time dc.
poulta decreased. st.gsE. 0eo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Employees Get 20
Per Cent Discount

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-The general
disooun, that Montgomery ward q
Co. allow their employees on goods
purchased has been increased TO 20
per cent 20 al employees who have
been with Tho firm for more than
two months
During 1922 employees bought more
than $500. 900 worth Of merchandise
from the company. and 1; Is predicted
that tho new liberal diacoun; VIII In.
crease sales 20 well over the $1,000
900 mark. Tho offer includes virtu.
ally everything sold with the cxcep-
ton OF sugar. flour and bacon and
other grocery articles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Chain Stores Plan
Many New Branches

NEW YORK. Aug. ao.--The expan.
sion program OF the j. c, Penney Co,
stores for 1929 calls for the opening
Of i0s new stores, according TO r. l..
whitman. advertising manager OF the
company. When completed the com.
pany win have under operation AIS
retail stores scattered thruout SO
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Aug. fs-wool prices
continue quiet. Rlthn. due 20 the
scarcity o. good comhiug merirus.
the prices on the grade have ro-
manned firm. The slow goods mar
kNt checked bulilnh aggressiveneas,
american manufacturer are buying
less raw wool than European man.
ufacturers. Some mills are buying
high grade medium territories III
the West az soc 70 tdc.
The bulk ns the wool gu, West
has been either bought or shipped
or consigned
able. Si3d fine eight months. Ills.
Receipts OF wool AZ Boston since
January total a5S.ssn. s0a pounds,
compared with a0i.s185ts pounds
for the same period last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Makes Profit for
Year in Six Months

DETROIT. Aug. 1o.-During the
six months ending June 80. Max.
we'll Motor corporation earned a
net profit after provision for taxes.
insurance. depreciation and inter.
est charges OF ss.07?.53i.71, an
amount in excess OF that for the
full years OF 1919. 1890 or 1872.
generally regarded as profitable
ones for the automotive industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-20
Western Mattress
Partner Retires

Burt II. Donaldson has purchased
,he interest Of w. II. Denison. his
former partner in tho Western Mat.
tress Co. II was announced Satur.
day. MIR. Donaldson viii continue the
business under the policies already
established.