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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
Ell CALLEJON DE LA CAPILLA
ESTA INVADIDO

Llamamos la atenci6n de quien coz
rresponda aeerca de ell v%ecindario que
de cierta epoca a esta fecha, ha inva-
dido Ell Callejon de la Capilla, entire
las Gales Salvador Brau y Allen. Mu-
chas personals, tanto damas como ca
balleros, Sc privan de transitar por
dicho trozo de Gale, ante ell tenor de
que algunas de las ~ciudadanas que
por ALI residen no lie lancen algun
piropo descompuesto o lie inviten a
pasar adelante. Els verdaderamente
curioso, que este suceda en- medic de
Ia poblacion.
Els necesario que Sc busquen los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
Eefaaos Unidos de America, Ell Pre-
sidente de los E."E. U. U. SS:-
Antonio Mercado, Promovente. Elk
Parte:-Civil No. 5747.-Informa-
ci6n de dominic.

Por cuanto: don Antonio Mercado
por su Abogado M. Guzman Texidor
presento ante esta Corte n mocion
interesando Sc declare justificado a su
favor y Sc ordene la inscription del
dominic sobre la siguiente fnca:
Predio de tereno compuesto
,ade DIECISIETE CUERDAS
equivalentes a 6 ~hectareas, 68
areas y 10 centiareas radicado
en- ell barrie de Quebrada Gran
de de Barranquitas lindando al
Norte con Guadalupe Herman
"dez; Sur con Baldomero Rive
"a; Este Maximino Mercado y
GOeste con Ulpiano Torres.
Por tanto: Y habiendose ordenado
por Ell Hon. Gabriel Castejon y Her
naiz, Juez de esta Corte que Sc pu-
blique la ~pretensi6n por tres veces en-
un periodico de los de mayor circula-
cion de los que Sc editan IN esta Isla
para que los que tengan alg1n dere-
cho real sobre ell inmueble descrito,
las personals ignoradas a quienes pue-
da p~erjudicar la inscription del indi-
cado dominic y en- general a TODD Ell
que desee oponerse .pueda efectuarlo
dento del termino de sesenta dias ma
turales a contar desde la primera in
serci6n de este edicto en- Ell periodico
Ell IMUARCIAL, que Sc edita ne San
Juan, P. R. y es Ell designado por Ell
promovente.
7 para su publication extiendo Ell
presente en- Guayama, P. R. hoy dia
4 de Sept. de 1923.
I. Tomas Pagan Colon,
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Guayama, PR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10

medic por todos conceptos, para ais
lar un POGO mas a estas chicas, pues
de 10 contrario al paso que vamos,
dentro de POGO las tendremos hasta
en- la sopa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
..OBLIGADQ A DISPARAR

VI -
tarie, Ell ciudadano Floiran Quevedo
amenazaba con un revolver a otro ciu-
dndano |, el barrio "Carcel', subur-
bio de Ia ciudad de Mayagtiez, y al
tratar de arrestarle Ell Lance Corpo-
raj de la policfa, senior Jose A. Lopez,
aimlenaz0 a este con dispararle con dicha
arma, por cuyo motive vi6se el cabo
Lopez precisado a hacer uso de su re-
v6lver y dispararle a 'Quevedo, hirien-
dole Ell un music.
FL herido fue llevadO Immediate
mente al Hospital Municipal en- don.
de- eo,ainda1 reelufdo. = az
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10

%s5 @aFahTEys pss14H&GES SY~E3GEtEti
dicha escuela para resolver favorable
mente los problemas y dificultades
.aheosen Bpasenten ddrantele e aho. Es-
tie ejemplo 10 han de seguir los, maes-
tros y padres de las demas escuelas
de este distrito.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Sept 2o.-The following
articles Of incorporation have been filed
In the office Of this secretary OF state.
Jennings 4 NeAtos Logging Co., Seattle,
si00. 600. Victor n. Efcudahl. william
Jennings. X. X. Nestos. s. l. Barnes and
NJ. Thomson,
Tourtcllottc Builders supply Co. Sc
attic. $4,000 Neal Il, Tourtellotte and
Hamilton @. Rolfe.
orting Cheese Co. nrtllnE. s2s 600.
Antonio cAmmarsno and Harold l.. Cof-
fin
chuchanut Motor co. pelllnEhNm, $50
900 w NJ Watson, J II, Pflgmore and
NJ. NJ prlgmore.
The Rcd water Land Co.. Newport.
Decree Of dissolution
Mutual Mercantile Co. Seattle, $40. 900,
!. q. Phswntera and Lila NJ, Pnswaters
Progress Pictures Inc, Seattle. $40, 900.
Jack t.annor, ], r Sheffield and VIM u.
ShailcnherRer.
Ajax logging Co. South BEND. $40. 900.
&c, A, worlcy, Fred NJ Bond aud A. j.
Cole
Moran MfE Co.. Seattle. Increasing
stock $4,000 TO t5"''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

New calls for bids compiled by
G. II White. Seattle manager ot
the National Surety Co, comprise
the following;
Narumorn & Menke. architects.
Central building. Seattle: bids. 2 u.
m. October :. construction high
school building. Union High School
District r." King county.
Architect Henry Bittman. secur.
siios building. Seattle. has been com.
miSsioncd 10 prepare plans for lodge
building. Seattle Eagles. costing ap.
pFoximatcly 100000.
Laughton & Moldsnhour. arcbI.
teets. Seattle. have plans prepared
for 4I5e.0o0 y NJ. c. A. building.
Puget Sound Navy Yard. on which
bids viii be asked soon.
C. b. Bagiey. board OF public
works, bids. 10 a. m. September 81.
North 10th St. grading and concrete
sidewalks; Bell & Denny Second ad.
diiion. paving.
c, b. Bagley, board OF public
works. bids, 10 n m. September 81.
furnishing cable and accessories.
North Satisfaction, skagit River De.
velopment.
c, Il, BaEley. board OF public
works, bid 10 a. m. September rs,
East seth St. grading. concrete
sidewalks: 18th ave. n. f., concrete
sidewalks. sewers and watcrmaIns.
City council. Spokane. bids sen.
TENDER 81. curbing and sidewalks,
Dalton ave.
County commissioners Portland.
Ore, bids. 1880 a. M. October s,
material for bridges Government
island road.
State Highway commission, Port.
land, bids. ? p. m. September "a.
construction drainage tunnel Colum.
bia river highway. Ciatsop county:
guard fence, Mt Hood loop highway
and the Dalies.c California highway
Hood river and wasco counties; con.
struction units Nos. and .. grad.
ing. the Dalles. California highway,
Wasco county.
q. g. Shirley. city recorder, Nc.
Minnville. Ore, bids. s p. m, Sep.
TENDER "a. furnishing fire equip
ment.
Board OF directors Farmers Irrl.
cation Co. Hood River. Ore, bids.
10 a. M. October /. construction
irrigation tunnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove rerminaI-Pier 4i--Str prosi.
| dent Jefferson, str fyo Maru, str Foreat
King. Pier t0-Stf WhcRtland Mon.
| tana. str TenpnirsRn Maru. str Artigns.
Bell street Tcrmlnai--str Ncponset.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tcfminal--sir Ad.
| mirai watson.
Pier ll.B-str owcgo.
Pier Str Sorthland.
| Pier Str Victoria. str Jefferson.
pier - Str Alaska
pier H--Sir Fulton. str Admiral Rodnan
Union Pacific Terminal Ctr Jepths.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkets-Mhale
| star Nos. !. 2, ,, Y. =. 4. II. r. Heath.
err. u. \. @ q Enohomlsh.
y. x. Shipping Board MoorlnRs-Str Anna
-. Morse. str West Nilus. ntr West
| Jester.
Connecticut Street Terminal str Mont
! peler.
Associated oil Co.'S Terminal Str j. w.
| Van Dyke.
stacy Street Terminai-str Kentuci,ian.
spokane Street Terminal - Aiotorship
Loeb kntrinc
| East Waterway Dock & Warehouse CO..
| Str Julia Luekenhach.
| Todd Dry Docks. Str West fIltnrod. MI
Admiral Aobrcr. str pawnoe.
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co str
Patterson.
Amea Terminal Company schr Henry
| Wilson.
Heffcrnan'a Dry Dock-Rtr I,alnler.
U. r. Training stntlon--u. s. s. Eagle
No. 81.
Buoy No. 7--str Madison.
| gtfsnin-Bktn Forest Friend.
winalow Murine Rallway-seh Betsy
| Ross, schr Spokane, sehr camano, achr
X. V. krusc. barge coqultlam City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
CRANBERRY men
ARE HIT BY BANK
llwaCo Failure Makes Local
Support Necessary

Washington cranberry growers. In
spite % good crep OF superior ber'
rles, arc apt 10 face n hard year un.
less they get loyal support from IA
cific coast dealers. William +,
Sehimpff. sales manager of the Pa
cifie Growers exchange. advised the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce yes.
terday.
Sehimpff stated II looked for a
time as II the cranberry crop OF
Southwestern Washington might not
be picked. for with the failure OF tho
Southwest hank az llwaeo the grow,
ers we're left in a serious predioa.
ment. Many had no funds when the
fruit became ripe enough to pick,
Tho cranberry exchange has cf.
fectcd plans for financing the han.
ding OF the crop, This year the fruit
IS Of better quality than the average
for the growers have found that the
trade demands fruit OF good size and
keeping qualities and the poorer Va.
rieties have been eliminated.
Today the trade will be supplied
with the best fruit ever grown In
the West" states Schimpfr "pick.
ing Is now well under way and pick.
crs are making IS cents per peck.
which is good wage. The fruit is
heavier on the vines this year than
last and Il win require four weeks TO
clean up the boys
Anton LundquLst. who manages
the largest bog on the Pacific coast.
near Longheach. Wash. estimates
his crop AT approximately 5000
boxes The cranberry crop In the
Eastern states is one OF the largest
in history and We appeal 10 the job.
hers and commercial men, 20 pur.
chase the Washington henry so that
Washingtonhlns who ara loyal 10
their own products can buy them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
PLAN TO BUILD
OIL REFINERY

Seattle may De QUO Of tho big oil
refinery erBterB Of the future. &C.
cordiug 20 II. r. Weeks. chairman
n the industrial committee % tho
Seattle chamber % commerce.
Weeks stated Wednesday that a
deal " now under way for the pur
chase % Smith Cove property for
thr erection ~ refinery by indie
pendent OH interests or Montana
II ID Understood that negotiations
arc practically completed. and that
erection ~ u iioe.6a9 plant viii be
begun shortly.
sTns refinery. ms well - others
that Weeks believes viii follow.
will bring crude petroleum hero
from Montana and wyoming In
sars cars. and from California in
ships This viii be converted hero
into gasoline and full iins OF b..
products
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau OF for.
eign and domestic commerce has re
ceived the following inquiries from
foreign firms who wish TO represent
American manufacturers in their re.
spective fields. Full Information will
be given TO American firms on ap.
plicatlon TO S. II. Blalock, district
manager OF the bureau. Lowman
building. Seattle:
Observation-Disclosures OF Doug.
las fir and redwood.
Brazil 1889, Canned goods. chem.
icals dndustriaD, fruits fresh,
thread TALL kinds. tinplate: 1896
hardware (smalD.
Colombia GEO Cotton goods.
packing house products.
Cuba--t7749 Beans dried, canned
goods.
Czechoslovakia-t75i5 Lard.
France -t77sD Lumber saws tclr.
cular and hand. best steel. CI0Sl
Southern yellow pine; (773S) wood
planning machinery.
lreland-tJ742) Canned goods, con.
fectionery.
Japan--(ITii) Toilet preparations.
Netherlands 1850 Canned goods
Cheap quality; G75r novelties; (773O)
novelties, radio materials.
Norway Sausage castings.
Poland-(7760l Canoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
RESERVE RATIO
is DOWN AGAIN
Increases in Gold Reflect
Return Of Holiday Money

A decrease OF 1910 900 in hold.
ings Of discounted bills. as against
increases Of t5.20O.000 in Federal
reserve note circulation. Of $4,000
900 in cash reserves. and OF i54, 100,
900 in deposit liabilities, IL shown
in tho Federni Reserve Boards
weekly consolidated bank statement
Issued ms al close OF business on
September ~, 1929. Tho reserve
ratio declined from 1914 TO 1863 per
cent.
All Federal Reserve banks. except
those AZ Cleveland. Richmond, A..
lania. and Minneapolis. show small.
er holdings OF discounted bills. the
largest decline, by $4,000. 900 and
100000. being reported for Chi.
cago and Dallas. respectively. The
Cleveland bank reports an increase
OF $1,000. 900 In It's holdings Of dis.
counted bills. while smaller in.
creases totaling 1890. 900 are shown
for Minneapolis, Rlehmsnd and A..
lantn.
Paper secured by u. S. govern.
ment obligations declined by So.
100000 during the week. the total
holdings on September IL being
$3.50. 100. 900. or this amount, f242..
100000 was secured by q. s. bonds.
1iai 400. 900 by treasury notes, and
fi4.eO0.0o0 by certificates Of indebt.
edness.
An increase Of ;s.70o,o 900 in fed
eral reserve note circulation r.
shown for the Federal Reserve
bank Of Cleveland. and decreases OF
100000 and 100000 respectively
for New York and Chicago. The
remaining banks report relatively
small changes in note circulation,
while the system as q whole shows
a net increase OF 5000. 900.
Gold reserves increased by $500.
600 during the week. reserves other
than gold by 100000. and non.re.
serve cash by $1,000. 900. these ad.
dl,ions 10 cash holdings doubtless
being due. I'm large part. 10 the
return flow OF currency Withdrawn
during the preceding week for holi
day use. Increases OF $4,000. o0c
and $1,000. 900 in gold reserves are
shown for the New York and sar
Francisco banks. respectively, and
decreases ot $1,000. 900, $4,000 .Oot
and b.000.Oo0. for the banks al
Chicago. Cleveland and Atlanta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
SEED ORDER PLACED
BY SEATTLE DEALER
RUNS INTO MILLIONS

The Colt.McLoughlin Co. Sc.
attic florists and nurserymen.
have received acceptance of an
order for seeds recently placed
by them, the cost of which will
run into the millions. To be
exact, the invoice that arrived
this morning called for the pay.
ment of 65o,s6o, oO0-yes, YOU
guessed it--marks.
The seeds are novelty varie.
ties that have been impossible
TO obtain since the beginning OF
the war. as they are obtainable
only in Germany. The sad part
of the whole story. however, lies
In the fact that the order will
have To be paid for at the rate
of exchange of the date OF the
order, when marks were worth
io,3oo,ooo to tho dollar. This
means se3,ao cash, At the pres.
cnt rate OF exchange the seeds
would have cost a bit over s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Financial Flashes
From James MacfarIane & Co..
Sll Second Ave.

Twenty Industrial stocks avera 20
$3.50, decrease Of 81; 20 rail-
stocks average 1905. a decrease
OF "a.
United States Steel Bookings
double within last 30 days. fur.
naces operating 81 per cent
capacity, and ingot production
Sslz per cent.
California oil production in August
averaged $4,000 barrels day. va
s14,90e daily in July. American Pc
troleum institute reports.
seyenfy.five thousand tons Of
grain booked for Europe. Heavy
buying Of American and Can.
adam supplies. due to expected
Ruhr settlement.
Tokyo raw silk market reopens.
The railroads are still nego-
iiating for between $4,000 and
100000 tons Of steel rails Tor
1924 rolling al the si3 ton price.
but buying Of railroad equip.
ment during past four months
has been very light.
Thirty million for Great Northern
Improvement. Record-breaking fal
traffic cannot be efficiently moved
President Budd says. The freight
loadlngs Of the Great Northern have
been heavy, despite the seasonal luIl
In Northwest trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Building Permits

John u. Hudson. sss Empire bldg, frame
apartments isoS7b, sila.0eo.
Agents wcs, & Wheeler. Marion bldg
Mason hotel. ST. SEQ
ches. Arcnsbcrg. i5i7 Burke bldg. frame
residence szxsp. $4,000.
Fidelity Import Co. 400 Thompson bldg.
frame apartments alteration 6oslt.
1000.
LorR Chillos, 5ii Fourth s.. fireproof
restaurant alteration. 5000.
Port Of Seattle, stoi 4. Marginal way.
frame building addition, ss,ooo.
G. ". Raber. aiis y. 5ist. frame resi-.
dcnce tsz24 $4,000.
4 II, Thomas. 1920 Third ave. frame
residence siSso, $1,000.
/. Miller. 4ai7 BRslcy ave, frame resl-
denec sbx2i. s2,soo.
W. n Ersklne l5el corllss ave, frame
residence taxs6, $4,000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
BUILDING BOOM
is TO CONTINUE
Government Official Sees No
Danger of Unemployment

Thar The present extensive build.
ing programs In Seattle ana other
large Pacific coast cities win con,
tinne thru the coming winter was
the opinion expressed wednesday hy
+ r, Marsh, Of Portland. divisional
commissioner OF Cancellation os the
United States department OF labor.
Marsh has just completed building
survey of the coast 20 Determine the
probable amount OF unemployment,
during the winter.
He figures that Seattle win SPEND
about s25.oe0.oO0 In new buildings
this year. and stated that Tacoma
has $4,000. o0a in new buildings under
construction At the present time
There should be little unemployment
e these cities. he declared. and
Japanese demands for lumber should
not slow up construction here unless
the prices are permitted TO go too
high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Italy Lets Canned
Salmon Enter Free

Shiri u. Blalock, district manager
In Seattle for the United states ID.
partment Of commerce.. amounted
Thursday that official information
received from Italy states that can.
ned salmon weighing UP to one-half
kiio per can was made exempt from
duty ON June i2. this year. while
SINCE July n canned suinon weigh.
ing more than ono half kiIo up TO
one kilo per can IS exempt from
dutv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
WHEAT MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHtC AGO, Sept t9-Whcat prices
were higher while other grains were
Irregular AZ the close on tho Chicago
board Of trade today
Following mid day bulge caused
by short covering wheat aiuinprd
fraclionhiiy from tho high mark of
the day with fair class % profit
tAkinK
A bulge In corn was short lived.
Free selling based on warmer
weather followed mid day rally.
Trading Ia oats was dutl and irs
regular County offerings were
light
Provisions weakened with lower
cables and q slump IN hog prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Boston Wool
Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished b. Logan & iryan
ala N.......N ..Ea

BOSTON. Sept. t9.--The wool mar
ket Ia steady, with the demand mod ?
crate. The steady opening prices as
cabied from the Australian markets
had the effect OF creating more con-
opening abroad did not bring In any
rush buying orders.
Foreign prices figure about ! cent
higher than local quotations, grade
for grade. yet worstsd mills prefer
to continue their hand-to-mouth pol
icy Of buying wool. Thc advance In
the foreign markets is partially off
set by lower exchange ratea. In the
London auctions many offerings OF
superior merinos were withdrawn
from sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
New Rye Bringing
Increased Yields

OLYMPIA. sept. 20 County
Agent r. u. stookey reports that
check wah made upon the farmers
who have been trying out Reseu rye
for tho past two years. and that 200
acres waa Grown this year Farm.
ers ARE feeling well pleased with the
new rye. because II has an increased
yield this year. from 10 10 is bush,
els per acre. over tho common rye
formerly grown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
LUMBER OUTPUT
|. TAKES BIG JUMP
Mills Have Big Week in New
Business and Production

win lumber production "a per
cent above normal ana new bust
fca8 n per cent above production
the lga mills reporting 90 the West
Coast Lumbermen'a association had
"a record week IN tho week ending
September 10 Tho output for the
previous week was but rs per cen,
above normal and the week before
that was "a per cent above. New
business, however, has been run
ming below production. and the
squirt this week 90 ~ per cent
above record output reflects tho
boom that tho Japanese disaster IA
bringing. Shipments were "a per
cent below new business
Tho weeks output was ii0.aS2.'
0ts feet ~ lumber. sales amounted
20 isp,ass.7so feet. and shipments
to ioT.iss.stS feet,
Fortythree per cent OF ait new
business taken during the week
was for future water delivery This
amounted 20 65.s6s.ihf feet. OF
which a1,g7e.p49 feet was FOR do.
mcstlu cargo delivery ana 1885. COS
feet export New business by rail
amounted 20 1895 cars.
Furtytwp per cent Of the weeks
lumber shipments moved by water.
This amounted 90 44sss.esg feet. ef
which a07lA1Ts feet moved coast.
wise ana intsreoaatal. and i5.sps.ss
feet overaraa Rail shipments to-
tailed 1895 ears.
Local auto and team deliveries
t6taisd Asi6,s8a feet.
untitled domestic cargo orders 10.
tailed isa.sp2.5sl feet. unnlled ex.
port orders sT,ast,osi feet Unified
rail trade orders, d.oss cars
in the flies, 81 weeks Of tho year.
production reported 10 West Coast
L.umbermcna association has been
ae15e5ssos feet. new business, d.
Tia.2sT,7aS feet, and shipments. g..
ss9.iei.sis feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Meetings

The members council Of the Cham.
Der OF Commerce viii meet Friday
noon at the Masonic club rooms in
the Arcade building. The speakers
viii be Maj. Gen. Charles G. Morton,
commanding Ninth Corps area; Sher.
man Rogers. industrial editor Of The
outlook, and George d. Osborne, Of
the Western Washington fair TO be
held at Puyallup October 70 Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Victory Oats Prove
Best for Northwest

MOUNT VERNON. Sept. a0.-In
la five.year demonstration on oat
varieties, Victory oats proved the
best yielder for the northwest coun.
ties of Washington. \ number OF
fields OF Victory oats have been in
speoted and it was found that the
majority OF farmers growing these
oats kept the fields clean and the
seed pure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. sept. Is.-Forsisn or.
changed opened Irregular. sterling, de.
mhnd. St55s. French franc, fo0sS7,
lire. f0.6ft2is Belgian frame fn0tsgn
German marks. 200. 600. 900 10 the dollar
off 1920. 900
The foreign exchange market closed
higher. Sterling. demand. ff65fs, up :.
French franc. io.oss7&. up .0oOs& ire
fo04ifh. Up .000t III Belgian franc
to0fss, up .0005; German marks. fgG,
ese.0oO 20 the dollar. up t5.i5s.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20

ITO set a position, stop wishing
aud begin 10 act. Wishes never
brought anything except headaches
and regrets Pull every wire.
every string systematically organ.
ise your efforts; utilize every pos.
aiblo channel thru which posi-.
ton may come 10 YOU or you may
80 10 one Remember tho efforts
YOU make Tor yourself wll prove
your worth 10 the employer.
When you 80 for an interview
walk into the mans office with
the firm determination 10 work as
hard and M intelliEcntly 10 land
tho position as you viii 90 hold H..
provided u Ia tho kind OF position
you wihh.
In tho first few minutes ~ your
interview tho approach let your
prospective employer DO the talk.
ms. try 60 set a line on tho sltun.
ton which viii enable sou closely
10 connect and Identity your par.
iieular qualifications for the work.
When tho preliminaFies are over
when Il Is W 90 you TO talk
make your demonstration.
Tell him IN a few words your
experiences. training. qualifications.
the reasons why you applied. and
tho reasons why you feel confident
OF making good Fit your past *.
perienee into his requirements. For.
set that Tamlooking for opportun.
is" talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
ABOVE ALI.
HE BRIEF

Your manner and appearance tell
that story, And tho minute That
your feel your man Il favorahly
impressed. stop selling yourself.
start settling the details. Say some.
thing Ike this when do you want
me 20 START" Don't ask him IL he
wants you. but go right ahead and
start settling The details JUS, MS N
he had said verbally yea. That's
oommans5snsc business.
Promotion depends upon willing.
nrss 90 aeesp; responsibilities And
ability 90 accept responsibilities
And doinE the JOB. First II all
make yourself worth more by pre-.
pairing tor The job ahead Then
ask for L. Ask FOR il the dEht
way call your employers niirn.
ton 20 the steadily increasing value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-20
Denver Live Stock

Cnttie-Recelpts. 100. Mark . I
steady. Beef steers. s7m9. cows
and heifera. s4M6: calves. $500
$50. Atockers and feeders. g4.b05
1850. bulls, s3.50n5.
HoRs-Receipts, SOS. Market t0n15c
lower. Top. 1925: bulk, ssaS20;
pigs, s7M7.50.
shecp--t,eceipts. 10000. strong TO
Csc higher. Lambs. S1150Q 3.s5;
sia5.50.