The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21

held recently az Tacoma Il was
stated that yellow pine Is firm al
a dollar advance. We have on hand
untitled orders for nearly 500. 1000. 600
feet OF domestic and export orders
and 5000 cars OF rail trade.
The single situation Is practically
unchanged.
BUREAU OF
MIS- SIN G.
RELATIVES |
The star isrises ifs reader. 70 use this
Department. ss aid In findlnx nals.ln.
relatives or friends. The department 10
Go help In reuniting these who have bc..
separated. These whose Relatives az
frieads are missing are in,ited to report
the disappearnnee directly 10 The star.
Readers who rasy know the vhese.boses
Of psrscns msatioued In this column a.
missing are requested also 10 report 10
7 he star. Other newspapen are Invited
20 rrprodaes sueh Items - win infsrssi
tneir readers.
/ MISS DIANA KNUIRk-Former.
|ly Of Winnipeg. Manitoba. Is re.
ques.ed TO write A. Hurtig. caro- or
Vancouver hotel. Vancouver. p. C..
or at Winnipeg.
OLE MASS EGGE. or Olaf Nash.
Norwegian, 81. Is asked 20 communl-
cate with his mother In tho old cnuu.
Try. His so.year old father Il dying.
Search for the man or for a friend.
Annie Vixen. who reported him in
Seattle in 1890. has been instituted.
Eggo Is also asked 10 communicate
with his cousin. All Anderson. Box
%. westwood. Cal.
DAVID PARDUN'S family =
sought by his nephew. Isaas W. Par.
dun. Route 4. Gresham. Ore. David
Pardun was a Tacoma- Seattle boat
engineer. drowned In 1890.
JOE THOMPSON nfORRIs) has
left an estate and the attorney for
the executor. BENJAMIN p. Goodman.
s25 Yeon building. Portland, Ore, f.
seeking a married sister. name un.
known, living In or near Seattle.
Thompson. or Morris. as he was also
known. was a Russian and worked
turnout Washington in lumber
camps.
n. c. DICKSON. believed 10 be IN
Seattle. Is asked to write to Jean.
netts Dickson. 1923 Third ave. N.
Moorhead. MINI.
A. j. MILLER or MARIE MIL
LER are asked to communicate with
Marie Huston, Pryor. Okla.
ROY JACKMAN left his home in
Cedar Rapids, Ia, January 81, pre-.
sumably TO obtain employment in
Sioux City, Ia, from which place
lie wrote twice 10 his family before
disappearing. Jackman is n large
man, sparely built. 20 years old.
He has dark brown, curly hair and
blue eyes. Weighed 1s5 TO $50
pounds. From 1905 to 1908 he was
at Fort Flagler. Wash. in the army
cir service. Fifty-doiiar reward Of.
fered. Mrs. Roy Jackman, wife.
may be addressed at GIT Eighth
ave. H., Cedar Rapids, Ia. or sher.
iff Thomas Avery. Marion, Ia.
JAMES X. BELT. who received
his mail. General Delivery. Seattle,
until he disappeared early in Sep.
tember. 1929, Is sought by his cid.
est daughter. Mrs. w. NJ. Cameron.
Shelton. Wash. r. r. D. No. 2.
and another daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
Cook. 1912 n. Post ST., Spokane.
Wash. Belt is 60 years old, 5 feet,
inches tall, with blue eyes and
black hair streaked with gray.
.
CLOVIS ALIISER, last heard OF
IN Seattle two years ago, Il asked
20 communicate with his sister.
Mrs. w. H. Redmond. Richmond
Va. He is q years old. dark.baircd
and has brown eyes. Was omp,oy
ed by an auto supply station white
here. Informants may communicate
with Chief c. A. Sherry. police de-
partment, Richmond. Va.
COLUMBUS A. CHAMBERS.
farmer and mechanic. Is asked 10
communicate with the Canadian
Bank Of Commerce, Ladner. -. c.
JOHN BRUHA. tailor, IN sought
TO settle an estate in which he is
named heir by Helen Bruha, 2oz7
w. Fourth st., Davenport, Ia He
was In Seattle until two years ago.
MRS. ROSIE BROWN, believed
living somewhere in Washington, Ia
Icing sought by her brother.
Charles Boni, Regina. Canada. She
Is about 90 or 40 years old,
feet, inches tall; fair complexion