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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau OF for.
eign and domestic commerce has
received the following inquiries from
foreign firms which are In the mar.
ket for American goods. Full In
formation win sbc given 10 AmcEi-
ean firms on application 10 s. III.
Blalock. district manager OF tho
bureau. Lowman building. Seattle.
Austria tsi09l--MiIk. condensed
Canada 5000 Braids or webbing
and elastic for manufacture OF
earters and suspendcrs: buckscs and
clasps for same.
Chile @i25i- Bathroom furnishings
and fixtures: Gid hairpln mauufac-
turing machinery; lsioD heating
plants. water pipes, radiators; Csos0
railway lanterns.
Egypt tsliil-F1our, leather. boxed
calf. glazed kid, etc
India ei32l-Cotton goods OF all
kinds, cotton pod husking machin.
cry: go9D hardware. cutlery and
tools, hosiery. nails. screws and
bolts. waterproof cloth and umbrella
material.
Java g12sl-Hardware. email;
hosiery. silk.
Switzerland gio4) - Radio sets.
parts and batteries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
CHAMBER PLANS.
LARGE MEETING.
Frank Branch Riley and
AsaheI Curtis to Speak

Tho annual membcrship OF the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce viii
be held Tuesday evening AZ O'Clock
In tho Masonic temple al Harvard
ave. and Pine e.. An interesting
program has been arranged and the
meeting ~ open 20 all members OF
the chamber and their friends.
Frank Branch Riley. ono OF the
most entertaining end forcefui
speakers 81 tho Pacific Coast. win
mako mn address. Riley In nation.
ally known for HIS series of leo.
lures on the lure Of tho Pacific
Northwest. which hnvo been a great
factor IN advertising this part OF
tho country 10 tho rest Of tho M
ton.
Another interesting feature will he
n atrreopilcon lecture by Asahei Cur.
ia. seatile's nationally known pho
ioRraphcr on the scenic beauties
and rchourrea Of Washington. Tso.
ports viii be made n; tho meeting
as 20 what the chamber has accom-.
pllshed In the pos; year and what
!, plans 20 do IN tho future. Musi.
cal numbers win be rendered by
the Chamber Of Commerce chorus
and Wagner's orchestra.
Admission TO tho meeting n free.
and n large attendance II expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove TsrruinsI-Fisr U--str
Risrstsf
Pier itB-Hir ousre.
rgsr T--Masnruhtp Anvil.
Pier str Nauii. Mare.
Pier t--E'r JscoE
Pier Str Victoria.
Pier i--str Edward Lacksnbaeh. EaEis
No. 81.
Pisr p-AaHirHi Fausru,. str H. y.
Alexander.
o. a. BhippinE Dosrd AooFinE.-Br
Anna v. Morse. rtr West Hinrpd
Connecticut street Tsfminai-Htr Pianssr.
rtr Elaorado.
Atlantic Street TsrIHisai-s,r Mousi Car
roll
Kink 4 winEs-a.hr RUBY.
Stacey Street Tsrminai-atr ohiosn. z.
r. q Surveyor.
Commercial Boiler works---ssr Starr.
u. a. c. q anohornish.
HAnford Street Tsfminai--Str Charlton
Hail fPaeifieJ.
Todd Dry Docts--a,r Esndondo, str
Sabssna. s,r Moonllts.
Puget Sound bridge a Dredging Co
Str Patterson.
Amss Terminal Cs.--Htr HakushIka Maru.
West ssAt,is Eisvatof-B;r Diomsd. ctr
usalsan Maru.
Hsstsrnan's Dry Doek--str Rainier. q.
s. ~ Discovsrer.
uuoY No. str Madison.
winston Marine Raiiuay--aehrs Cams
no. Sophie Christensen, Matsor. X ".
KruHe and Aiumna. bktns Anne Comyn
and chRs. y. Croker. barge coauitiam
City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
PASS CATTLE
IMPORT RULE

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. a.
Stringent regulations henceforth viii
be imposed upon importation OF cat.
tie from California TO Oregon.
Az n meeting OF the Oregon live.
stock sanitary board II was decided
that cattle. other than those from
accredited state or federal herds,
must pass a so-day eye retest DO
fore mingiing with Oregon stock.
Tho board charges that cattle
from the Southern state have spread
bovine tuberculosis among Oregon'A
free herds.
To lessen danger from hog cholera
the board passed a regulation which
necessitates hotels reporting dIspo
sition OF kitchen refuse IL It Is de-
llvered TO hog raisers. and requln
ing vaccination Of all hogs TO which
such garbage is fed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
MELLON PLANS
TAX REDUCTION
Substantial Cuts Possible
Thru Recent Economies

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA ssss-
100000 reduction In federal taxes
Is projected in tax revision pro-
gram drafted by Secretary OF the
Treasury Mellon. which was before
the house ways and means COM
mitteo this morning.
Urging that tho ssio.ooo.ooo sur
plus piled up BY tho government
thru economical operation during
the past year be devoted 20 tax re.
auctions rather than 20 a soldier
bonus, Mellon submitted concrete
program for tax revision 20 act
ing Chairman William T. Greene
OF Iowa.
Melion's recommendations In
clude:
1. 4 s5 per cent reduction in the
tax ON earned income; estimated
loss In revenues ssT,Soo.ooo.
.. Reduce the normal taxes OF
four and eight per cent TO three
and six per cent respectively; loss
sol. 100000.
). Reducing tho surtax rates by
commencing their application OF
100000 instead OF $4,000. and
scaling them progressively upward
to IS per cent at 100000, 900; loss.
500. 100000.
4. Repeal tho tax on telegrams
telephones and leased wires. loss
$50. 100000.
5. Repeal the tax on admissions;
loss sTo.00o.o0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
LUMBER TRADE
HOLDS UP WELL
Seasonal Decline Is Not as
Great as Usual

Tho domestic lumber trade has
slackenod Off. but not 10 the extent
usual at this advanced season OF
year. says tho American Lumberman.
Chicago. Tho Southern Pine mRrke,
"a consplcuously less active. but dc
mand Is stiil Of fair volume. and
there Is unquestionahly a airong un.
de-tone. Tho South continues 20
buy actively 10 meet It's large build
Ing material requirements.
Construction in most sections Of
the Middle West. North and East re.
mains active due 20 tho unusually
mild weather. and retailers enjoy a
yolumlnous trade. However. they
hesitate 20 buy beyond absolute needs
in view OF the approaching Inventory
period. While this handto-mouth
buying policy restricts the number OF
min orders. Il causes a good demand
for transit cars.
Prospects arc for continuation Of
building operations on the largest
scale possible turnout the winter.
with a consequent steady lumber
trade. Mills meanwhile arc operat-
ing steadily. still having fair order
flies and being eager 10 rebuild their
badly broken stocks, and arc making
no particular efforts to stimulate
business.
Several large buyers arc reported
10 have sent out feelerH lately for
bargains in large blocks OF stocks for
delivery during the winter. but
manufacturers sec no reason for
making any material concessions.
Prices have rcceded somewhat lately.
but to such a slight extent as 10 jndL
cate the fundamental soundness Of
tho market. Industrial demand holds
up well. demand for timbors being
especially good. and the export mar.
ket Is excellent.
Douglas FIR manufacturers con.
tinue TO enjoy n good volume Of bust.
ness. about half Of Il being for water
shipment. japan and other foreign
consumers are actively in tho mar.
ket, while there has been no abate.
ment in demand from either tho Pa.
cihe Northwest or California. where
building remains very brisk. The At
lan,ic scaboard In eager for new car.
goes. while rail trade appears in.
active when compared with the cargo
trade, statistics show that Il Is fully
normal for this season.
The hardwood trade remains Of
satisfactory volume. Both northern
and southern woods share in the OK.
cellent demand from automobile.
flooring md interior trim. furniture
and box interests. and from mlsccl.
laneous consumers whose purchases,
while less conspicuous. aggregate a
stable volume. Southern hardwood
exporters report that foreign demand
IS stronger and promises further ex.
pansion. Prices are we'll maintained
In all cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Northwest Realtors
Will Hold Meeting

Tho executive committee meeting
OF tho Northwest Real Estate nsso-
citation win DO held Thursday morn.
ing in the Hotel Butter banquet
room. 10 be followed by n luncheon
in the Butler cafe. after which a
directors meeting will DO held. T.
s. Barrett will preside Mt this lunch.
con and Paul Schneider OF Spokane
and John II. Mariels OF Portland
win be tho principal speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
0R0vILLE NOW
THRIVING CITY,
Hockett Tells OF Growth Of
0kanogan District

Under tho stimulus OF the Yves,
okanogan irrigation project, oroyllls
Is developing rapidly. according 10
Eugene Hockctt. president OF Tho
Bank OF Oroyille. who was in Seat.
tie Saturday on business trip, Hock.
GU was formerly president OF the
instantaneous Alarm co. OF Seattle
and left a few days ago 10 take
active charge Of his interests in and
around oroyille.
"The income from fruit in and
adjacent 10 Oroville Ia now approx.
mately $4,000 per year" he said
Friday.
New peopls are coming in from
the Wcnatcheo and other districts
and buying Land under tbs West
Okanogan project. They are setting
out orchards and bringing the land
under cultivation. In six or seven
years the fruit trees already plant
cd win produce approximately 10
times the present amount or over
two million dollars annually.
"The wheat district in Northern
okanogan county harvested a mil.
lion dollar crop this year. the
largest It has ever had. Tho in.
coma from pork. veal and dairy
products Is increasing rapidly. The
oroyilh cannery has just closed a
very successful season. having
packed 1920 cases OF tomatoes. It
Is tho only exclusive tomato can
merry in the state.
'-rhe Whitestone irrigation prof.
ect OF 5000 acres IS under active
construction. II is now about one.
third completed, and the entire
5000 acres will DO under water by
the end Of next year. This project
adioins tire completed West Okano-
gan project OF 10000 acres, lying
between 0r0Yille and Tonasket."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Meetings

The Seattle Advertising club viii
meet Tuesday noon in the Masonic
club rooms In the Arcade building.
An extensive program OH "Advertis-
ing and What It Really Means" will
be given. Among the speakers who
will each deal with special angle
Of the question are r. T.. Morgan.
a. J. lizard, X. =. Milne. Milton
siezow. Earl Casey. r. Il. Wilcox.
II. @. Penman, +. o. @. SCHNEIDER,
Frank McCaffery. u. +. Woodman
and Tom Jones Parry. The musical
part Of the program win be supplied
by Jessie Dee limerick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Office Buildings
Filling Up Rapidly

EApId absorption Of space IN new
buildings is reported by j. f. Doug.
las. manager OF the Metropolitan
Building Co. in a survey he has
Jus; completed as chairman Of the
National Association OF Building
Owners ind Managers. In IS out OF
tho 30 dities covered in the survey.
tho vacancies In office buildings is
less thaa per cent. Three cities
Oakland. Los Angeles and Salt Lake
CITY. report no vacancies. The sur.
vey nisa shows that 80 large office
.hulldiaRt Rre under construction In
the 80 dtles. which will add approx.
ma;sly five million feet 10 available
office SPACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
LENAWEE SOLD
FOR S250,OOO

One Of the largest apartment
house transactions in the history Of
Seattle was closed this week when
title 10 the Lenawee apartments
passed from the Lenhwee Invest
ment Co. 10 John slattery. for a
consideration approximating $780,
600.
The Lenawee." 4 five story and
basement structure OF attractive de-
sign. situated on the southwest
double corner Of Harvard ave. and
Olive st. contains IS modern apart
ments. and has been one OF the
most consistent revenue producers
OF It's kind In the city.
The transaction was closed by
West & Wheeler. who represented
both buyer and seller, and the
management OF the building viii
remain with them as heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Painters Announce
Convention Plans

ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. 1.-THE
International Association OF Master
House Painters and Decorators viii
hold their annual convention in At.
lantic City. with headquarters az
the Ambassador. February TO s,
1924. A. II. McGhan. Of Washington,
executive secretary. announced to-,
day. An attendance OF about 5000
persons, who viii represent practiS
cally every locality in the United
States and Canada. is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
To Start Building
Apartment House

Construction Of a new SIS. 900
apartment house at the southwest
corner Of Second ave. and Roy st.
viii be begun at once. II was nm.
nounced Saturday. II will be erected
for O.. $. Hammond, and will occupy
a space 100 by 800 feet. viii be four
stories high and viii contain ~
suites. Hans Peterson Is tho general
contrnctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Power Association
Gives Scholarship

a four year university scholar
ship recently proposed by the
Northwest Electric Light & Power
association has been approved by
Mrs Josephine Preston. head Of
tho state department Of public in
hiruction. II was announced Eatur-
day. The scholarship II 10 be com
peied for by high school souiora.
and viii b. worth $3.50 year. Tho
best $500 word essay on state
Regulation Of Public Utilities" gets
tho scholarship. Tho first contest
win be held this school year. the
closing date being April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Old Bank Quarters
Have Been Leased

Leasing Of all but small portion
OF the old Observation-Disclosures
bank quarters in the Alaska building.
was reported Saturday. A. l.
Houseman & CO.. members Of the
New York Stock Exchange. have
taken the corner space. and Michaels
g Schweigart, formerly OF the New
York block. win occupy the southern
portion with a restaurant. Two other
concerns win take smaller space. the
new tenancies totaling a rental Of
SO 900 a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Monks & Miller to
Take New Quarters

Marking an era Of expansion in
their business. Monks & Miller, Inc.
wholesale and retail coal distribu.
tors OF Seattle. have taken a 10
year lease on the second floor Of
the new Bigelow building. The quar-.
ters will be used for their fuel
service department and win 10 occu.
pied about December !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
NelU York Stock Market
wAl.L srRnnr lounNAL rINANcIAL nEvInw

NEW YORK, is--A
OF bo
Of tho constructive fafoachng deyelopmgns since
ending OF doubt BIO
fns OF large amount OF capital from noniSabo TO taxable
In
Tho plan would large
an classes Of stocks tho dealings Industrial
%
inelpddi Steel ptA
~ bethlehem b0A, ~ Industrial Alcohol. 60, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Cloak House Leases
Fifth Ave. Quarters

Mrs. Mollic Adler has leased the
storeroom at 1928 Fifth ave. between
Pike and Pine SITS, II was announced
Saturday by Carter. Mcdonald 8
Miller. The space will be occupied
by the Adler cloak house. which has
been located at 1916 Second ave. for
the past seven years. after extensive
alterations have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Building Permits

D. ". ifacKintosh. 1893 Jackson. frame
residence. 2aHf2. 10000.
r. g. Smith 7Oif 7sth ~ w. alteration
% rcsidonro. 1875. $500
~ Paul. 1876 Belmont H.. store. 5fxf5
$4,000.
II. ". Cole. 7t5H y. 18th. residoncs add.
tlon, 26H32. 81 600.
g. A. o. Land CO., f133 1iHt ~. w., resi-.
denco. zGr30. $4,000.
MrCBrldI = homer. reaideuco and store
zTFf8-B. $500.
Globe Bldg Co. Globe Bldg. alteration
90 store ard garage. $40 900
Fritz Anderson. t08 H. 5ist, frame resi-.
doneo, 2sx56h, 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. Nov, i0.--Grain prices
closed sharply lower on tho Chicago
board OF trade today.
Scattered buying on resting orders
cauaed a late rally ia wheat ana re-
suited In "a slight recovery o. Soma
81 tho sharp downturn support
however. was weak.
Predictions OF heavier receipts
and more liberal country offorlnFA
Tor next week kept corn In a weak :
ened condition, Selling persisted 10
the close.
oats noid Ia very narrow range,
The market was no elected.
Provisions closed weak and lower.
Cash wheat. of 2c. No. hard.
slo69Loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Work Is Started on
New Movie Theater

Construction Is under way on the
new $4,000 Hollywood thca,er at
10th ave. n. f. and f. seth st. for
]. l. Beardsley. The building VIII
be In the old Spanish bungalow
style. and win be completed about
the first OF the year. II win be an.
other link in a chain OF theaters
already owned BY Mr.. Beardslcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Shipping Man Buys
$4,000 Residence

Prominent among residential sales
OF the past week was that OF the
home at lisi 25rd ave. n. to Henry
G.. Scaborn. Seattle shipping man.
The sale was made thru the office
OF Ewing & Clark. and tho condd-
GRAFTON was said TO be about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid tyhair.ai. n..I.

Ducks-Dresscd. per ID. ...... "A
lIcns-prcsrcd, heavy ...... ala ~
Dressed. llght .......... III
Live. heavy. 10. ............ $50 ~
Live. light, 10. ........... Ia
Broilers- Dressed. per h. $500. Ia
Geese-Dressed. per ih...... III
Iurkeys-Fancy. dressed .... .tt0 IN
Live, Fancy. ID, ............. "a
Belgian Hares-t.iVe per Id. Is
Dressed, per 10. ............ .toQ "a
Cows-Country dressed. h.. .os 3 ol
UoE--FAncy block ..... ia titS
Nenl-Faney, light ........... .Iea \,
Heavy, coarse ..-.......... loo ii
Medium, dressed ....t...... lao is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Foreign Exchange

NEW YnftN, sav. ios--Ths foreign En-,
change market rlassd lover HtsFiinK
demand ft.fsN. OF = French francs
1855. or 81 estf. Italian lire. eesf7
~ 20 easl ~. Hsixian francs, to.etts =
aff ~ eeeE = dsFmAn mAfks, s..sf. aea,-
e8e. eco f9f shs deilzs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Denver Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. 1858 Market steady
Beet steers is6T.st: eaus and hsifers
itSts t.sk; calves. 81 o. sioekefA and
feeders, ttgT.ft! bulls. tsat
Hsxs itscslpfs, ssf. MARKET steady. Ter
sheep Receipts 1854 A,sady rAt
iambs. tffGitTss feeder lambs fifg
ii7s. ewss. i1gkss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Saturdays unssatlsns
haEAr firfnef fAw. tTtsI rsfinsti
ftrmg afshuistsd. tstnUtto
Coffes-%o. nia. sQas. iiuiiAu ib.
40. llaa,os. its otsBe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Arrivals and Departures

Arrirsd-N0r i.@asr Pacific from
haisiusers. a, it.ae a. uss str rhtlerisfea
FROM Vancouver via uui1u nay aad Ia
coma. ~ sac a M. ssr IaeaH from
los Angeles, a. sac e. m sir uFaisan
NAru from Portland, ~ =. m New
it-str Manila aAru from maaEko yta
ports. ~ p m. ctr phiaan fsUm Sss
York via ports, AZ sits .. n. stf Ef-
dorado from Mobile via ports. 81 ~
a. tuss ctr Admiral farsaEut from Ever.
ss,. AZ 1910 a. m.
saiied--N6y ii-f,r Teypesa Maru for
Kobe via Vancouver and Yokohama. AZ
.. m. afr Munindisa for Tacoma. a.
, m. str starr for Seward VIA south.
saa; Alaska: ctr 0athicstar Tor tsndan
via ports. A. sas. ctr ttoiEeF f0r
Hamburg via ports. 81 $40 q m. str
Sprshiand Tor san Frsneisco. at $40 a.
m. str RomAEus for Everett, a, a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Foreign Exchange

change sreasd lower Sterling demand.
ttthA french erAnrs. fhttaA; iiAiiAn
lire. t9.tgk3 nhiataa 1raneG io.tssB I
German marks. sp.boe. sbs.sf for the
sfaftsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12

PLANT DISEASES - Sweetness
in potatoes does not mean that they
have been frozen, but merely held
at low temperature for a long
time. Placed in n higher tcmpera.
turo. they will lose their sweetness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
TRADE TERMS
SHORT PILL

"short Pull" means an Indefinite
term. To H1y a stock r. a good
buy for n short pull'' means that
there arc good prospects, for price
appreciation within a few days or
weeks. To be distinguished from
long pull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Chicago Board Of Trade


Chicago iioEs hee9 - heliaaT. l1f'
over. io.sfE. cattle. ieea. sheep. i.eae
Ileg Receipts Kansas CITY. s.eee
osasha. staei ~. Louis. t.ee6. H. iossph
s.se9 siosx city. tesa ~ Paul i.iss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
SEATTLE MA KETS
VEGETABLES
rriots Raid wholesaie Dealers

tail dealers by wholesalers. with = few
seasonal exceptions prices 20 producer,
can b figured b. deduetinK the cost Of
transportation 10 Seattle and approIi-
mhtoiy itS for hauling, storage and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Portland Produce

Batt,r--fo o tse H.
TTrp-fluyinK price q o SO dori sslitrr
price. % o Sc dor.
Cs~e~e-1sS @ $50 III.
iiens--is 8 20 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Another Mile Is Added
to prosperity" Street
New Building Frontage in October
Permits Totals 5000 Feet

Seattle's Prosperity Street.-The
line OF new buildings that Is spring
Ing UP month by month--has
grown another mile. and moro. ao-
cording 10 tho statistical report OF
building permits for the month OF
October. issued Saturday by tho build.
ing department. Tho total frontage
Of buildings for which permits were
granted amounted 20 5000 feet
This maintains Scattio's record OF
adding 60 its building frontage OF
moro than milo month during
issa and brings the total now
frontage for 10 months up 10 Ca
IFS feet--nearly IL miles
Prosperity ST.. Seattle. seemed 10
specialize In residences during tho
month OF October. OF u total waltz
alton OF sl.sis.sIs. new homes con-
trihuted is2-the largest totals OF
all classes except tho moro numer-
GUS items OF n few dollars claA5cd
as miscellaneous"
Among the other prominent class
ifications. next In Importance Is
that OF warehouses and factorieA
for which IL new buildings obtain
ed permits OF total value OF $780,
$50. Office and retail buildings
numbered 81. with n valuation OF
sTb,ss0.
BUILDING ACTIVE
ALONG COAST
Tho building activity OF Seattle
Is IN line with an activity that has
been felt In tho whole Pacific dis
trict.
A gain OF % per cent over last
October and "a per cent over Septems
her OF this year was made In the Is.
suanco OF building permits during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Cheese
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers

HFnIIcFs4-Fer 10 .s.s.s.s...... 8
Capons--I.ive, fat. per ro....... 8
Fancy d. .. sssss............ q
Hcns-tis fos. and up ,..... 3
Medium. live. AZ 10 ~ ms i
Live. lights. 60 ais BIS 4
Geesc-Iivc. fat. 20 10 lha.. 4
Belgian Hares--t ms. aud up. .1tR Il
TurkcyH-Faney q. p. young $50 :
Live. fat, per n. .,,,....... $50 .
noosiers-oid. live. per lb..... i
HoEs-
Choice Hight ........,.... 4
Fancy. heavy. iEp-seo lbs. .osa 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12

Dunnt has advanced prices on
it's 1924 Star models approximately
SIS FOR the touring and s75 for the
sedan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
ShipNews
Tides In Seattle
MONDAY
NOV. IL

WV II
First Low Tide
1885 am 10 n,
First High Tti,
tfti = IN. ist n
sesond Low Tide
Ike p m, sA n
@eevnd High Tide
so p m les r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
NUTS
Prices raid Wholesale Dealers
Sal Iala

Almonds. X. L.. per 10. zee. 20
pennuta-Vn. per 10. ......... II
Pccans-Pcr N. .........s..... 81
MIXED Nuts-per n. ........ 20
Walnuts Cal, No. I. pcr ib... 80
Jumbo. buddcd, per No. ...... al
Fancy buddcd, urr 10. ...... 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices faid 60 shippers
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Butter-Locst creamery. cubes. .,.... 81
Local prints, wfappcd..,... 81
EFrs -frOsh ranch. white she'll. b,
Mixed colors .t.st....s,t.... .6D
Pulleta .'''ss's'sss,,t,',,a ~