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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Cupid Respects No
Nation or Creed

FRANKFORT. Aus. if~-AArrisa
three times. Frau Marie Anns Frisa.
lander Puid uohschmldi- hehiia
has had Protestant, Catholic ana
Jewish wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

keepers Give US tho old night
shirt that grandfather used TO wear
~ the demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Sleepy Wife Kills
Husband by Mistake

DULUTH silnna Aus. Only
rarsiafly awakened ~ her sirs has
bands call ars. Thomas FARRELL
rave him ihs wrong medicins win
fatal results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

The new tones and shades of browns,
grays, tans and mixtures, in plaids,
checks and select stripes, are beauti-
fully exemplified in the new Fall
models. Medium and heavy weight
weaves in the staple blue and black
serges. Wool and silk-mixed wor-
steds in an all-enbracing color and
pattern range. No finer style show
ing in mems clothes has ever been
made in Seattle at any price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
LEAGUE TO
III TT IN

fn ether words. ths issGsss inssrzd
q bsinr eua,eas ulih handling mese
o. less fpasins astsiluas. proposes
10 buis N ~ its ewn snlilAsiys on cur
gsns gusssiaes. ssth az rrfaFa'lnHs
Iaiss allied fsass, the Nuhf. NE Near
F.ssg sss sTsrYtAisE else sazi Il cor.
a'i'astng az etssssis, 70 pesrs
While ttis r@st assemblies have
bssa a sslns sAy about Ksstsss inso
assg wafer ~ infseifnE sith suss'
tisoss sssFv il sFsty spalesiten that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

Pe00v HoStetter, Western
beauty, and d, Norbert Hos
letter SON Of Pittsb,wg's mil
lioaaire "bitters' king, arc
the latest Americans TO be
divorced IN Paris. They iocrc
weddod in 1919 after a fcto
days whirtVind couytship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
NJ uENnY wooD

GENEVA. aug. it, ms fourth
annuzl assembly % ihs fsssEus -
Sstteas. which viti eonysns 81 Gene
Va. September .. tor rapath's sss'
siaa Niii 10 mere pfsKuans q posi-.
Nntiss thaa any u ths pfseedink sss4
siaaa
The assembly gives sYsfr indlea,
tien a tslnE punesaaiss ihraaBi
u1sA surprises TWp Important
changes o. Developments have taken
piars "a ihs league during TIE ras;
rear
ne issEtts has nov actually passed
lnia ths hanaa ana eonlrei ~ ths IN.
sFAis. with a real issfsr Tas lsaHus,
aurtng the three years q iis exist
sans. hss rs4s iss sfssssth - as ca.
tent shsfu u wsnis sansshInG real 20
chew 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
NEW SUBURBAN
TRACT OPENED

The opening % Cedar Park, on the
new Victory highway outside the city
limits, IL one Of the years interest.
Ing real estate events Tie property
II owned by the Puget Ailn company.
and II situated approximately four
miles north OF the University OF
Washington and a 10 minutes walk
from the Lake Washington water,
front
Cedar Park O. considered ideal Tor
suburban residential purposes. The
land h. high level and slightly. many
tracts being close 10 Lake Washing.
ton and having the added adyan.
ttEea u access 20 the old Bothell
highway az well as the new Victory
highway.
City water f. pipcd FOR 10 blocks
IN front o. the property on 35th ~
y. y. There IL alno electricity avail.
able for lights and power
Tho roll az Cedar Park IL fertile
and we'll drained. There IL plenty
81 firewood on practically all OF the
tracts. Adjacent business and resi-.
dental districts are building up
rapidly "a result Of the completion
Of The Victory highway. so ii IL *.
pecied that Cedar Park viii see
rapid growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
SNAPSHOTS

Argcntlna's population rs iucrens.
ing thru immigration. From
January 1. 1922. 70 November H.
1922. total OF 32,95S Italians. 49,.
1863 SpanInrds. 5,14O Germans. i,Oi7
Poles, 2,7j6 British, 1866 French and
Lac North Americans entered the
country.
a wood known as Knlnntns is be.
ing grown In the Philippines with
tho idea Nof supplnnting Spanish
cedar ns raw material for cigar
boxes. It's just us good. IN cheaper
and comes from an American pos
session.
PersIa's oil fields are rapidly being
developed. The government received
In royalties from foreign operators
last year approximately $4,000. 900
and, in addition, employment WINS
given some 10000 Persnns.
Zanzibar raised $4,000. 900 pounds
Of cloves last year Of which ,dds. 900
pounds were exported TO the United
states. Glove buying In the United
Sinlcs has decreased somewhat Tin.
dor nationwide prohibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
SMALL RISE IN
RATIO

Reduction o. iJ5.700 900 IN the
total holdings o. treasury cetln.
rates. ~ against increases OF s. 800.
900 in other government securities
and Of Si2.50O0o0 in bills purchased
IN open market. is shown in the fed.
erai reserve boards weekly consoli-
dated bank statement Issued az al
close Of business on March q. 1929.
Discounted bills show an Increase
FOR the week Of SIC 800 900. an re
serve hanks except New York and
Dallas banks reporting larger hold.
ings Of discounted paper than the
week before Deposit liabilities de-
clined $40. 200, 600. an Increase OF
$50 200 600 in government deposits
being more than offset by reduc.
tion % SOS 100000 in members re.
serve and other deposits
Federal reserve note circulation
shows a decrease OF 81 800. 900. cash
reserves fell Off $4,000. 900. while the
reserve ratio rose from 75.4 to 75.7
per cent. During the week the gold
movement was mainly towards the
New York and Boston banks. which
report increases in their gold reserves
OF about s4C.0o0.0o0 and 5000, 00e,
respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
New Issues

Two first mortgage bond issues
aggregatlng $3.50, 900 have been I'M
dcrwritten by S. w. Straus & Co.
on new building PROJECTS in Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
An issue Of $3.50 900 first mortgage
6iz per cent serial coupon bonds,
purchased by $. w. Straus & Co.
is secured by the land and the new
four-story Western Auto supply
building 10 he erected by the South
west Holding corporation, at 18th
IT. and Grand ave, Los Angeles.
This building win serve as the gen.
eral office, shipping and warehouse
headquarters Of the Western Auto
supply Co. which has So branch Of.
fees located turnout the West. The
bonds mature in two to IL years.
Interest coupons payable April I
and October /.
Another Issue Of $4,000 first
mortgage sA per cent serial cou.
pom bonds, purchased by S. w.
Straus & Co. is secured by the new
eight.story Chestnut Hill apart.
ment, 10 be erected at Larkln and
Chestnut SITS, San Francisco. The
term OF the loan Is "a TO f4h
years. Interest coupons payable
March and September l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
ARRANGE FOR
WHEAT SALES
Growers Plan Co. Operative
Marketing

KANSAS CITY SO March a.
a noneompetiuys arrangement n,
The cooperative marketing Of wa.,,
was agreed upon by officials Or n.
United States Grain Grower Inc
ana the American Wheat G.,w.,s
Inc % session here q was an.
nouuced today
The conference ended yesterday
SITTER two daya u deilberstlops I,
which q plan was outlined desirnsd
70 eliminate competition In ,he msr
k'unS o. wheat Under The agree.
m"ni. the country wnl be divided In
3" districts Tor cooperative seillng
without competition between The Or
Wnizltions
Aci!yiiir n the two organlzsiio,
viii be c0ordinated sl0nr the line.
Of organization. field sergics and NM
heilT. Both agencies viii establish
facilities NJ terminal markets Tor
mutual service.
The American Wreat Crowerr Il,
wa agreed. would connne their mar
E'ilng activities 10 wheat. and the
United States Grain Growers will.
market wheat and other grains but
will not invade the territory o. The
Wheat Growers. except IN the mar.
ksting or coarse grains
Both organizations Endorsed the
100 per cent pooling principle AZ Il
relates 10 the marketing OF wheat.
The agreement ended two years ~
competition between rival organiza.
tons bidding for the fHrmers support
In the cooperative movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

MEMPHIS. March 81 Since ciar,
encc W. sauudsrn. president % the
PigEiy Wisely Stores. Inc, beat Wall
street. single banded. and accom-.
piishcd the coup that vent stock in
his company soaring, old residents
hercabouts are recalling HIS early life
and saying 4 told you ~.
Saunders was born In small Ten.
nesseo country village near here. His
parents were poor, Ito started his
business career a. grocery clerk. a.
a salary nf 81 q week
Even from this pliianc~ Saunders
managed 10 save money lie started
his first Piggty wikgiy siore-a kind
81 ssrscselt grocery In 1915 Since
then stores have been opened ali over
thc country,
saunders remarkable coup Ia
wall strrct. IN which he sent PlEEly
wiggly stock slSyrockctlnE and
squeezed shorta. has become I've talk
OF the nation and has startled
financleru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
SEES DEATH
OF AIRCRAFT
Industry Win Die Unless
Supported. Says Report

UNLESS the United states govern,
mrnt places sufficient orders with
aircraft manufacturers 20 enable
them 20 continue In business, the IN.
dusiry aH such VIII disappear. says
Mayhem wainwright. retiring az
slstant secretary Of war, in bis final
report.
THE army air service 10 faced
with this condition OF affairs" says
tho report It's wartime munufac
turcd equipment has been pracllr.
ally used up. The amounts ~ money
appropriated for new aircraft are 20
small that within two years Il win
have on hand less than one.halg the
number of aircraft necessary Tor ita
normal peace time work There viii
be- no aircraft 10 equlp aud expand
the air service in time 81 an umer
gcnry. no reserve ON hand. sud d
viii boz impossible In lrss than year
10 expand the remnant ~ the ais
craft industry which may be- left OF
10 create o anew 20 that this mat0i
iai can be- manufactured IN sufficient
quantity FOR us To- huch emergency
This situation IL not only serious.
but h. actually alarming, A. an eco
nomic measure and likewise So the
interest ~ national pGcparrdnraa.
the arronAutieai industry in this
country should boz maintained in such
condition that Il can supply our
pcacetims needs and be prepared 10
expand adequately TO meet war,
time demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
GIVES DATA ON
BUILDING COST

There are two iivms entering
into The cost Of home oF . busi.
ness building material and labor.
says the Associated Industries 81
Seattle.
'-rhe labor cost OF Seattle com.
parca hyugabiy wiih that Of any
city Of ~ siEe In the country. Labor
efficiency has greatly increased over
the days " the war and the imme.
dlatc postwar period
"As for materials. wc have before
Us survey hy d central agency Of
building material dealers with Of
fees IN Chicago. ths Building Sup
ply News The figures given are
~ u duie March 50, 1898.
THE survey shows clearly that.
from she standpoint of that all.im.
puftAni material lumber. Seattle en-
joys extremely low comparative
prices The quotation on gravel f.
the lowest OF any city mentioned.
Oh lime aud cement ws Lave aver
age prices we aw fairly low on
common brick, aud near the aver.
AEr on fire brick,
IAN In All. u win he seen that
those who have halted building pro.
jsctn on the ground n advancing
prices viii do wsll to consider build.
lng costs 10 other cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Financial Flashes
from James Macfarianc , Co
Sill Second Ave.

Atlantic Coast line net revenue FOR
February was ;i.ss4.2s5 against ST.
ef4.s04 in February last year.
American Writing Paper for year
ls2s deficit OF sss0.3s0 after bond
interest. depreciation and mainte-
nance. against deficit OF si,944.TT5 In
1921.
Great Northern Ore dividend Is OK
pected 10 be increased to 81 early in
april
Continental Motors production In.
creased 10 about 10000 motors a
month and current net earnings
running at rate OF about $500. 900
monthly.
Atchison gross earnings show in.
crease OF si.s20.e72 over February
last year. but decrease Of Sass
5si under January OF this year.
Standard OIL Of New Jersey ad.
vanced tank wagon prices OF gaso-
line III cents gallon in Charleston
snd Columbia, and half cent in Yir.
ginia and West Virginia and Char.
lotfe and Hickory. y. C.
Erie r. r. applied for authority
10 issue $4,000 5ia per cent equip
Ament trust certificates. to be sold to
DrcxeIi & Co. Of Philadelphia at
1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terminal Pier SIR wtais
A. HiSgins. barge Wm. Nottingham.
s,r ramstsu Maru PIER n SEE
President Grant, seht spaksns
4rrai NorthsSn Tcrmiasi-su Toyama
Amerisaa Can Co.'S rsrmiH.l--sr Cor.
dgya
Hsn street Tsrminal-u. = G. q. uAta..
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal f "A.
rnirai Evans
Pier ii-sehr Henry II. wusoa
Pier STIR WAlitneford.
Pier s--str Victoria. str pelrosa.
PfsF i--Ecur JOAN A.
Pier B--s'r Admiral RodmAa. s,r Manin-
diss
Pier p-s,r Ruth Alexander. str Admiral
Dewey
Union Pacific Terminal ST. orsxouIau.
Pacific Coast Coal fiunssrs- snip ~,
Paul
T. + shipping beard Maariaxs str leo.
Mum. sir Anna p. Morse. str HliVsradu.
str Cross Keys. ar West Msrtlaaa. str
West fson. str Dsiiahi
Connecticut Street Tsrminal--sir asssi
Ranger str iAsonhh.
standard OIL Co.'S Dock--Eir ~. r. Hsr-
per.
stacy stree, rsrruinal--u g. c y Deli.
weed. afr WAwuna
Todd prydoeks-sgr HaEnashse. s,r Com
usrcial Traveller. sehf Hspera. q. > L.
". 7. Cedar. metorshlp Caliamba. afr
Boxer.
Puget sound Bridge & Dredging Co --Btr
Patterson
Harbor island Dock 4 warehouse (Fish.
sr'nl--str Achilles
Aues shipyard a Terminal Notnrship
Libby Maine. sehr dro. 3 Billings
Ns'iie,on's AtiiI--str Admiral sekrss
HrffsrnaH's prydoek- Aotorship Oregon.
West ssatiIs Training ssstlou--u. T. q
Eagle No 81.
bryant Aili-str Forest Knr.
Alsssa Steamship MooriaEs-str Rsduu.
do. str Valdez.
wlnslow MRrins RAiiwny-str Caesar,
bark Belfast. barge Coauitiam CITY.
vhaisrs Star Nos. ]. :. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
WESTERN PLANT
FOR INSULATORS
Westinghouse Builds First
Plant on Coast

Tho Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing Co. n now building
the first hlKh voltage porcelain In,
suiator plant west u Tho Mississippi
river This plant II bting bulk a.
f.mrryyills. Cal
Tho the Pacific coast states pro.
dacn about 40 per cent u tho coun.
tryA bYdFo.elcctrie power. All high
voltage transmission line insulating
material has had 10 be bought IN the
Fact with the completion Of the
nrN EmFryyiliS plant tho West will
have its first large lnsuiaior works.
The reason for tho Westinghouse
Electric a Manufacturing Co. local
ius ON the coast ~ that largo order
Tor inauIatofa Just completed. col.
lowed By others OF even larger totals
for tho same product. has indicated
TO the Westinghouse company tho
immediate need for coast plant for
tho manufacture 81 insulhtnra.
II has become apparent that one
OF the larEsst markets for iiuc IN,
suiRtoru ls on the Pacific slope. The
waterpowsr resources o. tho coast
and intermediate states exceeds 49,
600 600 horsepower and II approEi.
nnatrty 50 per cent Of that OF tho
entire country This means a Errat
future demand soy tho liue luauiatorE
here
The main building viii contain
four oliburnIug knns for firing ti.c
porcelain ware, with possible *.
tension Of the plant 10 include y
kilns later u 10 expected that tho
plant at the start will have an On.
nual capacity Of about $500 900 worth
OF inNulators The product viii be
shipped 10 all points along the Ia.
cific coast and an far cast "a salt
Lake City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIVED - March aea ir Admiral
Dewey frem EFvrpti yia nrlunsham
and Nsncauter. AZ tIt5 a. m. str orr.
gouian from baltimore via porte at $50
a, IN str Nuninaiss from Nss Work VIA
ports ~ eits "a str Ruth Alexander
FROM san pisEo Via san Francisco AnA
Victoria. ~ g.. a. lttt a. ui. March 30
Str ~ 7. Harper from San Pedro. AZ
sils > IA or Admiral ilrhrre frum
Napaiuo, At ttsQ g., M stf President
erant from Maniia Via ports, a. tiIiE o.
m. str cerdeva from racoma. az iitts
,. m
SAtLED-Narch 1o-Rtr Lubrirs for
Point Wells. az Fits a. M. str royama
Aaru Tor koba Via Yokohama at 10
M; sir Admiral Dewey Tor san Tfan.
cisco va Oakland. ~ room. March So
SIR Hawaii MAru for Vancouver. n e.
Nta Tacoma, at siss ,. ma str saginaw
fer Tacoma. AZ D. ~ str Iyo MtFu Tor
Vancouver. y, c. a. 3 o M: str no
hsmisn club roF Port san luis. AZ $40
p m str Mukiltso Tor san Franchise va
Iaeogna, a. sac .. M. ar Nanaiani for
honeiplu Via lilo and Port Allen al
1885 ,. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Foreign Trade

Tho Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
reports the following opportunities
In tho foreign trade field.
tio9sj Wyoming retail firm wants
names importers Oriental novelties
tiOas1 Australian firm wants quo.
tations on lumber. Does not apcclfy
quality or sizes.
1920 swcdish steel cables for
lumber industry. Firm in Sweden
wants Seattle connection for sale Of
this product
uOasl HonRkonE mmisaion
agents want Seattle connection.
u0spl Scrap zinc. lead. copper.
steel. and old tanks. boilers. flies.
wanted by firm in Japan.
tii001 Vladivoatok exporter wants
seattle connection for bale Of linsccd.
hides. timber. miilctt. fish. furs and
beans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Dealers Discuss
Sanitation Plans

meeting Of tho Hsniiauon club
was held at the Gowman hotel Pa.
day evening. and sanitation meas
urea were discussed. Tho club 81
composed largely of Seattle plumb.
Ing supply dealers who arc interest
81 10 developing modern sanitation
methods In the home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Wooden Mills Give
Increase in Wages

PASSAtC. n. j. March 30--An IN.
crease In wages has been granted
employees in tho wooden mills here.
u was announced today The
amount was not stated. The mills
affected arc the Botany worstcd
mills. the Forest Mann and Huffman
company. the Germ company. the
New jersey worsted company and
the Garfield Worsted company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Beacon Hill Grade
Contracts Awarded

Tho Puget Sound Bridge and
Dredging Co, was awarded the big
Beacon hill regrnde contracts Friday.
on bids totulinE s5a2,S2i ANA S7i. 400
The project provides for regarding
pnrt OF Beacon hill ana for grading.
filling and paving Ninth ave. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Business Changes

Azuma BrotherN exporters and i'm.
portcrs. bi7 Maynard building. viii
move into larger STARTERS IN the Al
aska building. The lat OF April.
Frank W. Hull and T. W. Mc.
Dcrmo;t. appraisal engineers. have
opened offices at 1867 l.. c Smith
building.
John p. owen II the new special
agent Of the Balfour.Guthrie com
pany. shipping merchants. 4s7
Stuart building. succeeding n II.
jackson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
NEW POTATOES
ON SALE HERE
San Diego Shipment Goes
at 10 and II Cents

The arrival ~ the seasons first
nte potatoes on the local market
late Friday was the feature Of the
produce ncWs The hpuds arrived
from san Diego and went on sale
Saturday morning quoted az 10 and
n cents pound Green peas were
also received and quoted pt is and
20 cents pound The asparagus
market WAS nttle suffer with The
receipt ~ better quality grass.
Other produce remained steady
Local butter and egg markets
were STEADY and unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
NelU York Stock Market

WALL. STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL. REVIEW
~
iel
Md, had
irst ale of az ~. y
rather llstes with prices scarcely ehansed
Anaconda beh Studchakcf l2N steel lot y. n central
offt d
southern : cruclhlr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Sale of Lorrimer
Apartments Made

Carter. Macdonald & Miller. Inc,
have announced the sale Of the Lor-
rimer apartments at 1914 E, Repub-
lican st. on Capitol hin, 10 Peter
wachtler for John Walsh. The con
sideration was nearly $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
TRADE TERMS
QUITE CLAIM


"Quit.claim" Is n term used In real
estate transactions, meaning to sell
or convey whatever interest the one
who conveys may have in the prop
erty conveyed.
The instrument by which this Is
effected rs called "quitclaim deed"
The difference between this and a
warranty deed Is that In warranty
deed the grantor warrants his title.
while In a qultclaim deed no war.
ranty Is made, and the grantee
merely gets whatever title the
grantor may be found 10 have.
This form Of conveyance is used
where title to property In uncertain
or subject 10 legal determination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

Alaslta, the Y. $. forest service In.
slsta. can supply onc.thlrd OF the
pnpcr needs OF the United States.
Pulp timber on the Tongnss national
forest Alnskn, amounting to $4,000.
600 feet 10 now being advertised for
sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

Thc Argentine poftoffsec depart.
ment haa opened a trial aerial mail
service between Bucnoa Aires aud
Montovldeo wiih one round trip
daily scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Alaska Vessels

Naidss March sa-salisd. str Admiral
Watson, -osthtpund. az = tn
Cerhova March tt-aaitsa. str Ads
mifsl Watson. southbaund. at : ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
FRUITS
rffee. Paid " hais-ais Dealer,
NUTS
r,,s.. r.la uhal...l. p,.I.r

Al'nsaas- y. l.. psf n. s.. Z
frsHuts Va. psr 10 trsssssss ,
fersnsaFsr ~ ..ss......... .sf0 4
hlAsd Mats rsf ~ ..s..... 3
Walnais -cst. No. I. rsf ~. 4 .
lI.allaa -. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
San Francisco Produce

Butier-E1tTas, abiie 70 prime firsts
t44e 10.
ErE~-Extrns. .sise dor. extra puiisss
zaAc dor; underairsd puiists 1ic dos
Ches-r--EaiIforuia fats. fancy. 3ic ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Weather Bureau Report

TArupSh ISLAND March 40 - A n.
- barometer rtaiusi Slightly tlsudy. sind
Sat. al miles an hour fasssd 0gt. atr
Bohemian Club. a. s.tl a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

The White Truck building Dearborn ave-
story ana basement concrete building
frontage o 100 depth building equipped
with fire hpnnes and has sawtooth roof construction with
Light glazing.
building viii occupied b. white Truck company under
l5y"r lease th White industry
This growing district
The building owned by Frank Black
- waH erected mad" thru The office Ene
Gould the architects and the
states Construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

Liberal and conservative
members Of the house Of par
lament hare united against
the mborites foliol0ing the in.
troduction Of The bin bv
Phhp Snowden (aboce) cali
ing for the abolition Of pri-
uate capital and nat,onaliza-
ton Of land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
BANK cLEARINGs
Seattle
Denver Live Stock

TFIUHyH WuofHFIbns
Csttle-Recetpts. 7s5. Market steady.
Steers, ifG7.ss; cows and hsifers. 81 50
ass. stocksrs and feeders. is.SdA;
calves. f4.s0di17b.
Hogs-Rsceipts. SO. Market ioaise
higher Top. $40 bulk. i7.sO9s
Sheep-Rscsipts. $3.50. Market CSC high.
or. Lambs, jiaQit; ewes, is.5Oas25.
feeders. ii3H1i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

The sugar industry Is being dc.
yelopcd in Panama This years
cioD 10 estimated at 10000 sacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
NEW COMPANY
CLOSES LEASE

One OF the first deals reported By
the Johnson company, seattle's new.
est arrival In the real estate field. Is
The lease OF the store at 1924 Fourth
ave. 10 Jacks Coffee Cup. Inc. Tho
rental Is approximately s2o.o0o, COW
tring a three year term.