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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13
OBITUARY
Eugene GeigenmulIer.

Eugene Geigenmuller, As, died at
his home at Berg's Mill, just outside
of San Antonio, at s o'clock Saturday
morning. He was a native of Germany
but had lived near San Antonio for
the last % years. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Irene Geigenmuller
and five daughters. The funeral will
be held from the residence at Berg's
Mill at 3 80 o'clock Sunday, Rev.
Mr.. Hacker officiating. Interment
will be in the Mission Burial Park
under the direction of Henry Guerra,
funeral director.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13
Cantain HnMder to Second.

Capt. James w. Howder has been
relieved from duty and assignment at
Eighth Corps headquarters and as
signed to the Second Division for duty
with the infantry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13
May Name Text Book Commission

Austin, Tex, April 12.-Governor
Neff is said to be considering the
appointment of state text book COM
since the governors second term in
office. The governor is now making
up the state Of members and expects
to announce the personnel of the
commission within a short time. This
commission selects free text books for
the schools of Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13
TAKE ALITTLE
BROWN JUG

Garry your drinks in this Lit
tie Brown jug, cold for "a
hours; will not break, made of
real earthenware with a steel
jacket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

tlement and depression. Tho reason
for this Is not far to seek.
Fly 1887. or theFeabouta. European
conditions will have become far more
stabilized; Germany viii DO building
up production in enormous volume
In order TO meet separations pay.
mcnta: tho allied countries viii also
ho building up production In great
volume TO meet payments 10 tho
United States on tho intorailied
debts. Tho necessity OF meeting
these dehts viii prove to be a stimu.
liant for Increasing production In all
parts OF Europe.
III Germany Is 20 pay tho aiiles
and IL tho allies ara TO pay Us, these
payments can take only one form:
tina, OF tho shipment OF goods In
enormous volume into this country.
because OF tho low cost labor OF Eu.
rope, which win continue 10 DO meas
ured BY inflated eurrcncles. Il VIII
be practically impossible for tho
United States to radically curtail Eu.
ropenn imports.
THE only way she could change
this development would DO thru
some plan for tho reduction. indefi.
ni,e extension or cancellation OF the
luserallied debts. or. shiH condition
could DO partially offset by the In
yoatment Of American capital itself
in enormous volume In European
producing industries"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminai--pier H--str shid.
zouka Maru. Pier t5--str Cross Ksyn
Bell Street Tsrminai--.U. q. l. H. T.
Heather. Z. g. C.. O. rnaigh. sneho-
mlsh.
Pier is--a,r protesiiaus
Pier HIM, George Warrington. s,rs
owrKo. Madison.
Pier S--str Brookdain.
Pier s--str viking
Pier 7--Str ALASKA
Pier D-air Admiral Rodmhn.
Seattle shipbuiidlng e DRY Dock co..
Htr Orcus.
Pacific Coast Coal nuntsrs-u. s. L. q.
Relief
Connection, Stree, TermlnAi-U. 8. y.
Disooyercr, ms Frank Lynch. q. s. T..
Pioneer ttr Commercial Spirit
Atlantic Street Terminni-str ssekonk.
Standard OF Co.'S Tcrminai-str pana-
man. u. $. g. Surveyor.
King q Winge-schr Ruby. ma Anvil
Hanford Street Tcrmlnal-str T0kiwa
Maru.
Spokane Street T.rrnlnai-str Narcnta.
East waterway Dock 4 Warehouse co.
-stra West Japps. Jacob Luokenbaeh.
General Petroleum Terminai-str PrcsI-
dent jackson.
Todd Dry Docks-stra n. y. Alexander.
Emmb Alexander. Starr. TeuAna. Ala
media. Margaret Dollar.
Dgthics-u. e. 3. Connecticut.
Ames Terminal Co.-Btrs Forest King,
Dacuin.
Heffernan's Dry Dock--U. q. f. DsiIwood
Rainier.
Fishers Mlll-str Birrnh Maru.
Lake Union Dry Dock-Ms Apex.
Wlnslow Marine Hallway-sch ustty
Ross, camsno. Ella 49,, Sophie Chris
Jensen. Meteor and Alumna: bkths Anna
Comyn and Charles +. Croker; barge,
COqultlam city and Griffson.
Port uiakely-str Odunn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Foreign Conditions
Reviewed by u. =. Department
of Commerce.

European cables TO tho department
Of commerce repor, some improve.
men, IN Denmark. Norway and Fin.
lnnd. a fow unfavorahls factors In
Sweden. tho tho situation remains
essentially sound continued indus.
trial activity IN Belgium. especially
in textiles; cabinet crisis In Poland,
delaying financial reforms and a
largo excess. in tonnage. Of German
imports over exports.
Belgium and Dutch imports In.
creased. Some increase IN unern.
ploylSsnt Is reported In tncHn two
countries. due 30 seasonal Hlncknesa
in building trades stahllizntlun of tho
crown was feature Of Tho month
in Denmark In other reporting eoun.
tries financial conditions were little
changed. except that Itaiy showed
increased government revenues.
General business in China was
slightly better. according 20 Shan.
Ehai cable. Up,eountry demand for
crop.movlng money caused n temper.
airy silver shortage In Shanghai.
Chinese exports TO tho United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
WEEK is QUIET
in METAL TRADE
More Activity Is Expected
After Today

NEW YORK. Jan. Tho Engi'
neoring and Mining Journal'Press
In ita current issue said;
AZ was to DO expected. tho metal
markets have been exceedingly quiet
all week and thln inactivity ID OK
peeted to continue until after New
Years day. Copper II frnctionally
weaker: tin substantially unchanged,
and lead and zinc alightly higher in
price than last week.
Practically no orders for copper
have been placed all week. tho II ~
reported that some fabrleators have
booked business which they have not
yet covered IN purchase OF crude cop
per. In two or three directions II
has been possible TO buy at 10 cents
delivered. fairly large tonnage be-
Ing available today u, that level. and
for delivery over tho next two
months.
Most OF the producers are holding
NJ either 1875 cents or iaA cents,
but admit that business at those
levels Is confined 10 an occasional
carload where special considerations
apply. This range could not be
shaded. however. for sceondauarter
copper. which Ia obialnabls In only
or two directions.
To-day. romo offers have been made
at hllght reductions from tho l3.eon'
delivered level. but only TO where
favorable freight rates apply.
| Export demand haa also beer
quiet. tho a little business fiitera In
each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Building Permits

q. r. Martin. z04 seabosrd bldg, franc
warehouse. s0Hi04. $4,000.
Sweet sixteen Co. 1895 Second ave., al
terati0n store, $4,000.
Isaac Cooper. 2i6-fs Pike st., alteration
bldg. $4,000.
". y. Baxter. 1890 Waters ave-. Franc
residence. 28xsO, $500.
". j.. Baxter, o320 waters ave, frame
residence. 50zi0O. $4,000.
John Twlckey, 20f8 y. Alaska, franc
residence. 2i135, 5000.
X n. Stewart, $40 w. Fulton st.. frame
residence, 2ex32. So. 800.
X. Il. Stewart $40 W. Fulton At. Franc
residence. 2gK32. $500.
X r.. Stewart, $40 W. Fulton at, frame
residence. 2ix9s, $4,000.
X X. Stewart. $40 W. Fulton st, frame
residence 2Gx32. $500.
X. Il. Stewart. $40 W. Fulton St, franc
residence. 26z32. 1880
4. g.. johnson, 3245 w. Gsth st., frame
residence. 2sx52. $4,000.
John I. satrn, 1900 Woodland Park ave,
frame residence. 26K32. $500.
David Barker, 1913 ". s2rd It,. frame
residence and garage, 2sx5s, $4,000.
School Dist, No j, Central bldg, school
addition. 26&ts7, $4,000.
roy 3. Lipscomb, Carolina Court, frame
residence 2gG52. $500.
Roy =. Lipacomb, Carolina Court, franc
rcsidcnfs, 25E32. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
DISCUSS APPLE
SALES METHODS
Seattle Bankers win Attend
Meeting at Yakima

NJ. F. Backus. president OF the
Seattle Clearing House association.
has appointed +. shorrock OF the Ma.
rine National bank. and C. II. Howell
OF the Seaboard National bank. to
represent the Seattle banks at the
meeting TO be held in Yakima Janu.
airy Is and II. to discuss the apple
marketing situation OF the North.
west. This meeting has been called
By the Washington state chamber
OF commerce with the expectation
Of getting all OF the elements Of tho
apple marketing situation together
and working out some marketing
method which win do away with
the present market gluts, consign.
ments and reflections.
Bankers turnout the state have
shown a live interest in the apple
marketing situation calling attention
to the fact that there ia the funda.
mental question OF finance 10 To
worked out in addition 10 tho grow.
ers' problems. distribution, ware.
housing and advertising. The pro-
gram for the meeting as at present
outlined win only include two
speeches. an address OF welcome by
Governor Hart and a talk By a
marketing expert, following which
all Of the time win be spent In com.
n1ittee work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Financial Flashes
From James siacfariane q 20.
Sill Second Ays.

Twenty industrial stocks average
s5.2s, an increase OF II: 20 rail stocks
average s0.63, an increase OF so; 40
bonds average 1861, an increase Of
81.
Favorable Industrial predic-
tions for 1921 were the outstand-
ing features OF the weekend
news, stimulating the early dc.
mand for stocks. Oil shares were
especially benefited by 15-cent
advance in Eastern crude prices.
Altho word has gone out from sew.
erai sources that n slight decline may
be expected in the volume Of freight
traffic next year. there IS likelihood
that upward revision viii have to be
made before the year Is far advanced.
Secy. Wallace, i'm review OF the
year from an agricultural stand
point, announced that conditions
anger well for continued improve
ment in the material prosperity
Of the American farmer.
Montgomery Ward December sales
f15,0s2713 versus s1f.629. 292 in Dc.
oember. 1922; II months, 1874, G44, 436
sorsus t92.474.1Sz.
Brokers look for marked i'm.
rovement In security prices after
the turn Of the year.
Hupp Motor has called for redemp-
ton April first. all outstanding pre-,
fcrred at 100 and accrued dividendB
After that dividends will cease and
stockhoidcrs' rights on thiE issue end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
WILL DISCUSS
RADIO REPORTS
Try to Eliminate Ship Mes
sage Interference

A conference OF radio and steam
ship companies has been called for
January by o. r. Redfern, U. s.
Supervisor OF radio, to meet at 10
a. IN. in the office OF the radio In
specior at 25oi L. C. Smith building.
The conference win consider the
question OF remedies for interference
between concerts and reports OF ship
positions.
ut is believed" Redfern says,
that II these ship reports could be
transmitted by the ships before
y. m. or after II p. M, the presen,
interference caused with the recep.
ton OF broadcasting concerts would
be reduced rs per cent" This state
ment is made after being Informed
by commercial coast stations that y
per cent OF the traffic they handle
during that time consists OF position
reports.
The department OF commerce was
advised OF this condition and In reply
they requested that conference be
held OF commercial radio companies
and steamship companies for the pur-
pose OF determining whether or not
1t was feasible to have these posi-.
ton reports transmitted before Z p. m.
or after II y. m.
AN effort is to be made 10 Sc
cure new radio legislation during the
present session Of congress, and the
opinion of all interested is desired as
TO the advisability of disseminating
the use OF 500 and 450 meter wave
lengths and instead OF these wave
lengths provide wave lengths for ship
spark stations above coo meters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
SAVING is NOT
ALL OF THRIFT
knowledge OF Investment Is
Necessary, Says Straus
by s. w. STRAus
President American Society for
Thrift

What 10 thrift? Does IL mean
anything more than Just saving
money!
Recently AN elderly lady In New
York lost her lifetime navings.
amounting to $500. which she was
carrying in a bag aewed In her cloth.
Ing.
Postmaster General New made the
statement. not long ago. that 81 900.
100000 year 10 lost hy people OF tho
United States who purchase fraudu.
ient securities thru tho mail--an
amount, by tho way. equal 10 two
thirds OF tho estimated total cos, OF
government, In tho United States. in,
GLIDING federal. county, city. town
and village expenses.
Tho newspapers frequently tell Us
cases where savings have been
Hwept away by carclessncss or Gu
| pldity.
What. therefore. did these persons
gain by saving their money! Would
they not have been hs well off had
they nnent their funds as they
earned thom7
These questions. which quite nat
uraiiy arIae in tho minds OF many
are but Indications OF tho need OF d
moro gonornl understanding OF rea
thrift.
II is thrifty 20 raYc money. II
just as much a part OF thrlf, e
know what 20 do with Il after Il
has been hhyed.
And this fact points the way e
ono OF our greatest public duties.
Our government II doing every
thing Il can 10 encourage tho say
Ing Of money. Our banks arc max
Ing similar laudahis Efforts. In oui
schools, children arc being taught {,
save. School savings banka ar,
growing rapidly all over tho coun
try.
But no, enough Il being done ant
sald 20 bring on, tho fact that IN
right care Of savings constitutes /
vital part OF thrift practice.
A billion dollars a year. ahsolutel,
thrown away n heavy penalty ii
pay for national ignorance In ~
science OF personal management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
FARMING and
CITIES IN ADS
Railroads Make Double Ap-
peal in Series

A douhlc-b arroied campaign, aimed
at both the farmers and tho mnnu'
facturcrs OF tho nation, is the next
stem In the series OF advertising OF
the Pacific Northwest being conduct
ed by tho Great Northern. Northern
Pacific and the Chicago, Burlington
a Quincy railroads. ono advertise
ment OF tho state OF Washington,
.syvhcre Farming Is a Better Paying
business" win go into 10 farm mag
nainos with combined circulation
OF over three and half millions,
while 'sThc Story OF tho Pacific
Northwest Cities viii appear In
other national magazines with a com
blned circulation OF over nine mil
Hons.
For the farmer. the advertisements
will tell number OF interesting facts
about Washington as n farming
state. Among them are these;
washlngton's average acre yield OF
wheat Is 30 per cent higher than the
nation average. and its yield OF hay
Is ou per cent kEc<AtVks
The yields OF It's orchards are the
highest In tho United States.
Tho value OF It's hogs. per l0c
pounds, Is l6 per cent greater than
the national average. and tho weight
per fleece OF It's wool is Is per cent
greater.
Its highly developed poultry In
dustry IS unexcellcd In unit produc
ton. quantity OF favorable conditions
In tho stories OF tho Pacific North
west cities. tho only the larger elite:
arc featured. tho text speaks. in ths
main. IN the terms OF all OF them
The cities mat arc featured. ono II
each advertisement. are Spokane
The Heart OF tho Inland Empire. :
Tacoma The City With a Mountain
IN Its pooryard." Portland. 'Th,
City OF Roses" and seattle, ''Ths
Gateway 10 the Orient"
Know Seattle" says tho text
Forty years ago q frontier settle
ment without railroad and with but
one crude dock. Today great work.
port, terminus OF four transcontinen
tai railroads. gateway TO tho vas'
commerce OF the Orient. and market
place for Alaska In 1900 a town Of
$4,000. Today metropolitan city Of
$4,000. and the largest city OF rs
age In the United States.
Know Seattle-and you know al
Of the scores OF thriving. prosperou,
cities that dot the Pacific Northwest
Cities young. energetic. growing in
dusirialiy and commercially with a
swiftness that spells OPPORTUNITY
the greatest opportunity offered by
any section OF the country today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Snohomsih Cow Men
Elect New Officers

sILNANA. Jan. AT tho annual
meeting or tho Snohomlsh County
Cow Testing association steps were
taken 10 Increase the membership.
Officers for tho new year include X.
7. Knutson Of silvana, president,
Hans Thomson Of Arlington. vice
president. and j. n. wrage of Airing
ton. Sccrriary-trcasurrr. Tho board
OF directors win consist Of the three
officers and r. II. Nistfield OF Aiarys-
willie and II. a. Barker OF snohomish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02


stall ,s, MS hstt cans sugar. Tte.
star 20. Xmas ffrsh u3iEsd nuts, sec n.
Sa. 1 new crop walauts, zoe. uew crop
tglhsfIs. z rna &c. new crop Hfssila. ;
fhs 4Ee. nsw crop almonds, Ibs sc.
cranhsrries. iha H. cluster Mateat raj
sins, isr. juicy lemons. &c dpE; swes,
Rankiss oranges. iac 70 600 dos, all aise-
Stall Is goc iarrs pkg. quick Quaker
cats see. Quaker puffsd wheat. lie pkg;
Quaker putted rice. ite 10. see can razor
minced clans. ice. SO pkg, rev pretne.
dary dates. sec. sec Old Homestead .. p.
purnphtn. isn. large pkgs sun Maid
s-edisss or seeded FAisius 2se, Z ms
ehsies ilEn. zee. large pkEH eufrants.
tsr Stall "a. orange mArmaiAds, 200
n delicious minre meat, : ne t1o.
nsvg kraut. qta. 3sc. Stall 80. new 80.
sots she'll wainuta. acc. 2 Ms csc. ,
Ms ssr! ncv HfhElls, zsc fo,s SOC Royal
baking powder. $50
wEsTIAKE
sugar stair. Tos. cane sugar tie;
st-rs,taka special or Gaud nond. 40 Tbs
n al. coop. or Federal milk, it.ts case;
Z bnrn Crystal Waite soap. ssc! scratch.
ios ms tg4E. sER mash. 100 ibs. g. 60;
cas-. 100 ros. 1915. Stall ist Yakima
cans. 100 tbs. ii.Eq. yellow turuipA. 100
,ba 81. onions. iea ibH 81 50. fancy De.
I iicieua. 81 50 baH; fancy spltzonbprE, ti.al
snr. stall ib5. mince meat, iSc 10; new
z saft shelf walnuia. 29c n; his Hoediea,
I raisinn. s6ei large rolls toilet paper, sso.
: fhA popcorn, isc: iutefsk, 100 10.
I r.insnn berries. 400 pt, giail i0t, purs
/ lard. tsc 10. sugar cured corn beef. ioc;
I hhmburErr and sausage. loo 10 Stall
| its. fresh creamery butter. 700 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

, stead OF thru the waiting room.
There viii be a basement garage
underneath tho building, with spe.
cial ambulance service TO each floor.
A corridor tunnel win connect the
new building with the Cobb building.
running under University ST., and
make a direct intercommunicatin
service between tho two medical
building, which VIII add to their ef.
flciency In every respect.
The building win be ready for &C.
cupancy September /. and a large
part of tho space has already been
leased TO prominent medical men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Public Markets


Hiaif. st+st-5T. tiilia bulk coffee, fse,
bars rsimstive SOAP. ale. Del Mcn,s
ratsup. sen pt.. ahlfarfrliFa shacglats.
rs, 80. : ihs. fbe stalls sfsSE. lutte.
flax lee - AlaskA smoked salmon. ssu.
Alaska King salmon. zee. fresh Hrasits.
see. genuine sctn. SIC. anrhoFiss Ia cans.
sSa Esd zoe. AtssI a.. TnaEaFasn pre-
series. strawberry and raspberry. tSe n
black berry. $50 10. marmaiadp. s1e ~.
pura fruit IAN Or Jelly. zee y, Stall isG.
best butter. $50 70. rs tf.tff cream.
err butter, etc. ! ibs ti.te! pgllsi Gags,
sis doz special cheese, atel oisomar-
Farine. , n. csc. stalls R-if-it. sun.
kist oranges. ste, &c. ace. cranberFiss.
zoe n green peppers. s01. sweet pears.
Z fuF 1885, nrusssi sprouts zee. , ma,
sses grapes, 100 10, almonds. ace 10.
vaiupss. zoe. sse 10; eoeoanuta. see.
CORNER
staii. fs1.iis. ROYAL baking powder
ste. margarine. fresh nut. ms. CSC,
n,lxoA nuts. Tsr. tsri -four. lE-rb sack
u.ks. stall :. lamb roas,. See. pork
roast. ttc; lamb chops. his zsr. veal
ruast. i0ci slfiola steak. itg. beef steak
ior. stalls 1875. bsat butter. SIC, !
ba ii.Es: cfeamary butter. &C. ms
ii.t0. palist srEs. sic: oisomsfEArlns. !
fbs. csc. stalls sg-ss Pike St. short rib,
eve. lamb chops isbrt hifi1ln STEAK
ites club sausage iise; liver. SC: bacon
isc. stan 10. fresh silver salmon. zoe,
fresh catfish. .bos skinned sole. ms
a5c. fresh crabs. : for fte.
PIKE PLACE
HtRii IL. lbs. bcst cane sugar. Tee
Stall ti. storage butter, CSC. Ms. sse,
Yakima honey, E-Tb. pail 7ie: pallet egg.
asc. dor Use: cheese. sharp. sse N
fresh peanut butter i7e. ibs. Ese. stat
IL. small can milk. &C.: ION. sack pastr,
flour. sse. rice. : MS SIC: speelai OF
all kinds nuts. raisins, lbs. akc: coffee
fba, ii.ooi boxes corn flakes. stc
Stall as. best iutsflsk. ms $50: choice
King salmon. zoe. Eastern oysters, 90,
pt. stall 1857 pika pl.. steer pot roast
SC: sugar cured bacon, fghr. all fancj
hams. s1He; pure lard. iba 7sc. han
and sausage. J ms. 2se. Stall 30. Eoot
pink salmon, 4 cans CSC. sole she'll wal
nuts, a1a ~. Enn Maid rAiaina ib.uz
pkEs-. for g5e; sweet potatoes. Z ma
go; mincs meat, zoe nj black FIGS
IBn 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

constructed OF reinforced concrete.
seven stories, with all the newest
features in specialized buildings OF
this type that hayo been discovered
by "A thoro investigation OF such
buildings all over the United States.
Among the newest feature 10 be
incorporated ia the building win be
tho finishing OF operating rooms In
colorcd tile. instead Of white, as WAC
formerly used. There viii be two
corridor doors TO each standard
suite In tho building. enabling a pa.
tIent 10 leave by an exit door. in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Lions Club Will
Urge Registration

The regular meeting OF tho Sc
attic Lions club on January Z will
be devoted to the opening Of cam
paign to get citizens TO register for
and vote at the coming elections
Matt Hill, deputy United States at
torney. viii be the principal speaker
end county Auditor d. u. Ferguson
will demonstrate the use Of voting
machines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Tho work OF razIng buildings for
the construction OF the new Medical
building viii begin February !, &C.
eordlng TO officials or the Metropoli.
tan Building Co, 70 whom a permit
was issued today 10 build the new
Medical building on tho west side
Of Fourth ave. between University
and Seneca ats.
This ~ tho first building permit
issued In 1924. and win involve an
expenditure OF $4,000. Tho build.
ing. which was designed by A. II.
Albertson. architect, VIII DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Increase Yield Per
Acre on Beet Land

MoNTEsANo, Jan. Checking
on fertilization demonstration con.
Quoted by County Agent Robert
Cowan, OF Grays Harbor country.
an increase of four tons per acre
of beets WAS mado by adding 100
pounds of potash and 200 pounds
of phosphate per acre together with
manure. The check was made with
the same kind OF land which had
been MANFRED but which had not
been treated with potash and phos-
phate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Arrivals and Departures

Arrtfed-Ien. t-Btr Seehnuk from
Boston via ports. A. 5sao ,. IA. ctr VI
kiBg from Tacoma. at fsit .. M, sir
Ruth Alexander from Han Diego via ban
Francisco Hnd Los Angeles. az 1 y N.
metorshlp Charlie watson from Rich
faend via Astoria. a; II =. m.
sailed-Ian. str Ruth Alexander
for Tacoma, AZ 7p. M. slF Hambistan
Range for kots Via ports. at i.is p. m. (:
str Curacao for Anacortss via ports. at
is;sp p. m; htr Kinryo mafa for Osaka
VIA ports. az $50 =. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Dairying-Utensils should be rinsed
with cool or lukewarm water, then
washed with hot water containing q
washing powder, then rinsed in hot
water and then sterilized In hot
water and finally sterilized with
steam or by boiling 10 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices raid Wholesale Dealer.

Butter-Lochi creamery. cubes.
Local prints. wrapped ...
EgEs-Fresh ranch, white she'll.
Mixed colorH ............
FulleS ''s.s,''s..,......
Cheese
Oregon trlplots ..,.,,......
Wisconsin cream brick 800.
Block swiss ..............
Warrington trlpiota ....
Tillamook triplets. old 800.
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