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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
nd Enplover Meet Z 7he Age-HeruZd Employment Columns
EMPLOYMENT
SALESMEN WANTED

SALEsMAN-If you think in terms of $6,000 for next year, write now. strong line for retail stores. Nationally ad- vertised; established concern; liberal weekly advance to producer. The Con tinental Co.,, 1922 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio., Dept. 1. TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesmen. man. Experience unnecessary if will ing to work. Give references, D-100, Hancock Bros. & Co.,, DanNllle, Va. WANTED-Salesmen, sideline automo- bile springs. commission basis. Give references. State lines now selling. R-32, care Age-Herald. SIDELINE-Pocket samples, high grade men only; state your experience. Ad- vertising Novelty Co.,, Newton, Iowa. SALESMEN WANTED S150 monthly and necessary expenses; experience not necessary. Send stamped. addressed en- velope for information. Tysinger Cigar Co.,, Box ASA, Hampton, Va.
 CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS selling direct to wearer, specializing blue serge and Tudexo suits, requires representa- lives. Liberal comissions. Truval Tailors, 65 E. 9th St. New York.
 AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-wanted; one who can furnish references and will work. Apply 1924 Ave. B, s.
 SITUATION WANTED-MALE 64 COLLECTOR-single man, 2s years of age, desires place as collector. Five years experiences; not afaid of work; employed at present. Address C-3S, care Age-Herald.
 CRAFTSMAN, graduate engineer and accountant, wants employment; 15 years experience. Address Box CPS. Age-Herald.
 LINOTYPE OPERATOR wants posi- tion; sober and reliable. Box 255, Eu- faula, Ala. BOOKKEEPER-Bir experi- ence, open for position. Main 42S9. Wilson.
 SITUATIONS W'TED-FEMALE $ COMPETENT YOUNG woman office assistant desires position; experienced as cashier and general office work; can furnish satisfactory reference; will ing, to start with moderate salary If chance for advancement. Call Hem- lock S63J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

AGENTS WANTED-District represent atives and local agents, men and wom- en, by a large manufacturer to sell di- rect to the consumer, part or full time, line of patented Nopulout shirts and shirtwaists, on liberal commission ba- sis; many agents making $15 daily; samples free; positively best seller on market Nopulout Shirt Co.,, Box 96, HaZelton, Pa,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
HELP WANTED-MALE

WE FURNISH DESIRABLE HELP Wanted 2 electric welders, 75-S5c hour. Two helpers, work around plant, SO-3oc. Exp. meat cutter, $35-$50 week.
 Exp. soda dispenser-front drug man. Two first-class electricians, 65c up. Two exp. Dictaphone operators, $1OO up. Two exp. cafe cashiers, $14-15 week. Three exp. waitresses, $S-$10 week. Twenty white or e .ored coal miners. Colored truck driver, good salary. Colored cafe porter; grocery porter. Colored laborers, good pay, steady Work' Two colored women cooks, $9-$i0 week. Hotel hall boys, bus boys, bell boys. Hotel maids, nurses, dishwashers,
 MAGIC CITY EMPLOYMENT
 BUREAU
 5h N. 20th St.. Opposite L. & N: SALES MANAGER wanted by large Illinois corporation to handle dealers in Birmingham territory. There are about 50 dealers already in this district who act as b-distributors and co-oper- ate under your direction. One sale weekly nets you $535. Four sales monthly $2,140. Our product sells for 1-3 less than our competitors and is uni versal in use and a big repeater. To a live, energetic man willing to work hard this is an opportunity of lifetime
  should earn $12,000 to $20O0O yearly S1,75O cash temporarily required for merchandise. For details write Direc- tor of Sales, 3S E. Pearson St., Chicago. WANTED-Engineer rod man, level man; landscape gardener; efficiency salesman, speciality salesman; night watchman; middle-aged white farm hand; machinist electrician; house electricians; plumbers; coal miners, coal loaders; sales people; Christmas help; colored school girl; beverage salesmen; exp. floor machine man; white presser; educated man (25-30), learn business; white barber; colored men, learn good trades: colored triggers, cooks, wait resses, maids, porters, laborers, dish washers; others. Producers Agency 2119h 2nd Ave. N.
 NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD People must eat. Federal distributors make big money; $3,0OO yearly and up No capital or experience needed; guar anteed sales; unsold goods may be re- turned. We furnish you with license Handsome $15 sample case sent on trust. Free samples to customers. Re- peat orders sure; exclusive territory Ask now! Federal Pure Food Co.,, 23oS Archer, Chicago.
 MEN WANTED-We pay your rail road fare to Nashville. Let us train you to be an expert automobile me chanic and get a good job for you The cost to you is small. No negroes taken. For free booklet write, Nash vile Auto School, Dept, 1SO, Nashville Tenn.
 MEN WANTING positions firemen brakemen, colored train or sleeping cal porters, write for application blank; ex perience unnecessary, first class roads no strike Name position wanted. Rail way Institute, Dept 15, Indianapolis TvI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

AGENTS-Make pig money selling Madison Better Made" shirts direct from our factory to wearer; over one million satisfied wearers; easily sold; no capital or experience required: many earn $10O to $150 weekly; territory now being allotted; wonderful opportunity. Write for free samples now. Madison Mills, 56O Broadway. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

MEN WANTING positions firemen,
 brakemen, colored train or sleeping car
 porters, write for application blank; ex- perience unnecessary, first class roads no strike. Name position wanted. Rail-
 way Institute, Dept. 10' Indianapolis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
AUTOMOBILES B AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 8

BRowNELL's
 DEPENDA ABLE
 VALUES
 Dodge sedan, 1924; like newt carries new car warranty; new tires .................... .'>l'zoo Dodge sedan, 1923; repainted $ss5 Dodge coupe, 1928 ........$e5o nedre 1924 special touring; driven only 1,6O0 miles; an OK. fra value ..................$l .$l,OV Dodge touring, 1924; fine value ................... .$11o Dodge touring. 1923; fine shape ............'...'.''. Dodge touring, 1923; pick up .,.................. $40 Ford coupe; well worth ....ss5 Ford coupe; good condition throuxhout .................$259 Ford coupe, 1923 ..........$27b Ford coupe, 1928; practically like new ....................$4 .$4O0 Ford 4-door sedan, 1923; jamb- up shape throughout; Just re- re- painted ..................... ...$Sso Ford touring, 1924; like new $s5o
 LIBERAL TERMS
 USED CAR DEPT. OF BRowNELL AUTO CO.,, INC.
 2015 AVENUE c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

MIR. USED CAR BUYER WE ARE OFFERING SIX FINE, PRACTICALLY NEW CARS FOR YOUR 1NsPEc- TON. BARGAINS THAT HAVE NOT BEFORE BEEN OFFERED TO PERSONS BUY ING USED CARS.
 Ten 1924 model Ford tourings at, each ....................$ ..$zoo ono 1924 Chevrolet coupe ..$4bo Ono 1925 Ford coupe .......$525 One 1924 Ford 4-door se- dan ..................... Four light delivery trucks; all are bargains
 Three 1924 Chevrolet tourings, each ........''....."..'' THESE ARE A FEW OF A NUMBER OF REAL BAR GAINS WE ARE OFFERING. LONDON. YANcEY & BRowER
 SHOPS
 2610 END AVE-, N.
 RES. MAIN 23es-w
 OFFICE, MAIN 2465
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

MARVELLOUS 10-DAY OFFER! To convince agents our Mexican diamonds have rainbow brilliancy (guaranteed ~ years) exactly matching finest genuine diamonds, wepll send perfect 1-carat gem, cat. price $6, COD. for $1, and en- close free, cut and polished Mexican ruby, with catalog and agents free sma- pie case proposition. Act quick. Mexi- can Diamond Importing Co.,, Dept. A-243, Messila Park, N. M.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

AGENTS-$11.S0 80 daily in advance, (send for sworn proof, introducing new insured hosiery 47 styles, 33 colors; guaranteed months; 1925 line now ready; no capital or experience requir- ed; you simply take orders; we deliver and collect, Cor you can deliver-suit yourself); your pay daily; monthly bo- nus besides; we furnish samples; spare time will do. Mac-O-Chee Hosiery Co. Bldg, 4701, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

AGENTS WANTED-Men, Women. Hundreds of men and women are mak- ing $5 to $15 a day selling Golden Lily Toilet Preparations. Several territories still open. No experience necessary. Write today for particulars. Hirsh Mfg. Co.,, Box 2S1, Memphis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

AGENTS WANTED-Latest novelty; quick seller; large profits. Take single and wholesale orders. No experience necessary Write for propositions; send 50 cents for sample. Money refunded if sample returned in 10 days. Address Griswold & Co.,, 215 $. Akard St., Dallas, Texas.
 AGENTS-Distributor $250-$500 month ly selling fastest selling auto necessity ever sold. Sales guaranteed; new in vention. Write today for big free profit offer. Blancke x Co., 600-B, w. Lake, Chicago.
 $50 TO $75 WEEKLY easily made sell ing our beautiful all-wool Jumbo sweat CTS. Every man and woman sure pros- poets. Samples free. Act immediately. Interstate Sales, 921 Broadway, New York City.
 GO INTO crispette business; everybody likes crispettes; you can make a lot of money. George Alexander, Penn. re- ports, Profits $3000 in four months" We start you; write for facts. Long Eakins, 2o9o High St., Springfield, Ohio. MAKE $2.0O HOUR distributing estab- iished line of everyday necessities in your own locality. All or part time; experience unnecessary. Write for sam ples and particulars, Dept. CY-11, Furst & Thomas, Freeport, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
AGENTS WANTED

EFFICIENT OFFICE HELP FUR WISHED. Clerical Service Bureau Main 3275.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

road fare to Nashville. Let us train you to be an expert automobile me
 chanic and get a good job for you. The cost to you is small. No negroes taken. For free booklet write, Nash vile Auto School, Dept, 1S0, Nashville,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

WANTED-Salesman calling on furni- ture and department store trade in Alabama to handle biggest selling com plete line of lamps and shades in Amer ica. Give references and present con nection first letter. Treated confidential Iy. Good commissions. Box 26O, At lanta, Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA Arrived Oct Str Africa
haru from Seattle. az q. m. oct -
mr. Psnamun from Seattle AZ q. IA.
inH Pacific shipper from Seattle. AZ 4
9, M haiir1. oct g-atr Lhnrasisr Tor
l-ondan va Vancouver. ~ q. ~. Oct
Str Nanuhai Ter seattle a. - a..
sif Saginaw Tor Han IfanriEco. 81 2
.. va. su Hushsriro Tor New York. ht
., M ar Elatsts Tor ssw 1uk Via
Everett, az 3 ~ slf Everett fof Los
AnErlrs a. .. "a ctr Steel Scientist
Tor Seattle. AZ ~ a. M. ctr Alaska for
Seattle. AZ no a n.
ENEHETr-Haiisd oct. str caddo-
peak Ter seattle VIA Tacoma. 40. ~
Oct s-huf Dorothy Alexander f1f Hs.
aths, ~ n. m Arrived Oct str
hIFsha Aafu from orient va Orays
ltaFtaF ~ a. mr ctr itatafian nom
Tarnma Via Nottingham. atta m. str
~ Ahsia from Seattle. ~ a. ~. oct
Str Hanisy from Seattle, az - M
~ Dorothy Alexander from Hsauis. AZ
10 . m Raiisd. sept to.-Htr Hiysrsaa
Tor San Franchise. - .. ~ Arrived
oct str cadagpsak FROM seattle. a.
q. m
PoHr CAMILLE Hsusa. Oct. .-F,r
Yosemite f9f Per- Ludlou, At Tan
PORT TpWSNENp-rars ~. Oct
Str Admiral Evans f6r Seattle on 3
"a oct i-Hu West Nlssua rsr
ssaitis. az 80 p. IN! tar Roosevelt Ter
Seattle, 81 3. m,
VICTORIA Passed for vancouver.
OF. t.-Hir HuFaH Msru. at sisp. ~. (
s'r Robert ~, Msrrick. HtGP ~ oet
Str CITY % Victoria. az 2 a m. s,r co.
ienisL AZ 7liS a m. Pastsd out-mf
Robin Hood Tor Nsv TorE. az Tib q M.
haYehlmo sHp@cia 90 - released from
auArartins a. ~ =. ~.
NANCotNEW--A Arrived. Oct. STR
West Hlmrnd from Port Alice. AtsA IN.
Oct. i.-air Hohsrt ~. NsrTtrk rom
Iif'rronl ai =. M. ctr HaHsn Maru
from Mike, a, ., m. ctr Canadian
Farmer ffufn los Angeles. a. p. m. :
ar Robin Hpod rom R~at,is. st noon
NAILED. Oct Str Hnhin itooa for Nsu
York. a. ~ ?. m; siF Dufflsld fog unitsd
Kingdom. a. ?. M
AnEhpEES-sailsd. oc; Str Al.
raradn for f.as Angeles. at . m.
ltAfNoSp-ssiisi, Oct. str So.
,sfmco for New York. a, 10 a N.
ASTORIA Arrived. oct. Str ca.
madam Volunteer for Gas AnFsiss At q
=. m, oct i-Ftr Eastern Euirht from
Seattle VA ports. az .. m. Sailed. Oct
str Robert Lurksnbsch for Seattle.
a. >, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
RESERVE RATIOS
ARE DOWN
Stocks Open Quietly With
No important Changes
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
tIAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. oct a.-The federal
reserve ratios showed declines for
tho week. the figure for the New
York bank dropping TO 7s,l per cent
against SOL week ago. and for
tho system 80 19.i. against s0i last
week
stocks opened tie session quietly
and without important price
changes, thckhwanna was an out
standing feature Of the rail list,
selling AZ ilO. As the stock was
cx-dlvidcnd OF $3.50. this price rep
resented an overnight gain OF ga
points
Opening prices; American smelt-
Ing, ~: Bethlehem Steel {7is. Off >.
North American. S5a. Studcbhker
az, OF =: Southern Railway. 90.
up 4 Texas Company. 90. off !.
Mack Truck. 1904; Z $. steel. 1851
off = American Can. 1872 y. up =
baldwin. f23A. up = II & o.. 62h
off 4. General Electric. 25SL: ST
Louis & san Francisco. 30is. up =
American Locomotive. s0A: Mont
gomcry ward. a7A up y Marland
g4ts. of = Consolidated Gas. II q
up =. New Haven, 2tA. of =
Northern Pacific. 63A: ex-dlyidend
Off 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
RADIO
TOLL PLAN
Seattle Shippers Flood Hoov.
er With Wires

AS result OF an attempt 10
change the policy OF radio reports
on ships positions by instituting a
toll system, the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce and shipping interests
were Friday flooding the office OF
Secretary OF Commerce Herbert
Hoover with protests over what is
termed mysterious effort OF cut
out free and necessary radio ser.
vice.
Parties responsible for the pro-
posal are not known here. it was
stated at the chamber. and the re-
port that the toll system was being
pushed originated in California. The
proposal is scheduled to be submit
ted to Hoover at conference in
Washington, d. c.. Monday.
Declaring that II the change is
made whereby the ship position re-
ports come under the head of COM
mercial pay messages, that they
mhy discontinue the service, ship
ping men. freight consignees and
brokers were reported TO be protest.
ing the measure all up and down
the Coast. Friday.
Vice President y. It. Haines OF
the Admiral Oriental line, now en-
route to Washington, is scheduled
to discuss the matter with Hoover
with view to having the present
system OF free reports continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Portland Live Stock


Receipts. $50 Tone % market.
slow 70 steady. Steers. medium. 1895
also, common. its0Ga2s. hslfsrs.
medium and common. s1BnHE.t0.
cows. medium and common IgGE3a.
tanners and cutters. its5pa1. bulls.
Gamers and boIoanEa. ts7saA6o.
calves. medium and choice. 100 lbs.
down. t7.5o9tos 100 70 $50 lbs. 1850
. 20. $50 lbs W. tgatsn.
Iiogs Receipts. i.szE. Tone Of market.
lower. Medium. good aud choice. 100
20 200 pounds. $3.50 qt025. 200 to $50
lbs. fs6i0. ESQ lbs up. tE.GBa10;
packing. smooth heavy, f7.s0ds. pack
ing, rough heavy f57sa1s0. slsukh.
ter PIGS isdg. feeders and stooksrs.
t7as.3t
sheep Receipts. ss3 Tone Of market,
weak. Lambs. hsAvy7wsiEhts. medium
aud choice. tsHb.to. culla and com.
mons, all weights. tst0Hos wsthers
15as. ewes common 10 choice. tta
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Strand to ShoW
eject of Clay"

''Fcci u Clay" the latest produc-
toln for Paramount b. the man who
made THE Ten Commandments" will
be shown FOR tho first time In scat-
he NJ the Strand. commencing satur-
day. The story h one Of New York
and California and features Rod Ia
ROGUE. Vera Reynolds. Victor Var
conf. Ricardo Cortez. julia Faye.
Theodore Kosloff and Robert Edeson
IN the principal roles II n an adap-
ton by Beulah Marie Dix and Bsr-
tram Mlllhau6sr Of the seusBtlonally
successful magazine story q that
namo by MhrgaroitA futile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Paper Supporting
Bone Bill Issued

The first 100000 copies Of Public
Power" a newspaper supporting the
Bono bill. were issued Thursday by
,he state public power conference.
Power Interest methods OF opposing
the bill arc revealed. The paper nd
vcrtises that Il Is financed by volun-
tary donations by patriotic Wash
ington citizenH"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Foreign Exchange

new YORK. Oct 7.-Forolau e..
change opened lower. sterling. ti46s
francs, t09s2sAs lire, i0.0417l,. Bel
GUM. 80 0is7ii marks. $3.50 per trililon
paper or one gold mark. Holland. 1886
Sweden, 1861. Norway. 1906
Foreign exchange closed lower gter-
ling demand. fl4bN or e.. francs.
io052s. OF 100000 lire. t0.0t37E. of
io.oo00h: Belgium. 10 64saa. or
I0.Oooi& marks. Ease per TRITON paper:
HOLLAND, 1855. Russia, GIG. Shanghai.
7sh Yokohama. 1924 sweden. 1855
Norway, ffff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
"The Fire PatroP'
Ends Friday

The Fire Patrol" featuring Anna
q Nilsson and Madgs Bethany closes
"a ven successful run al the Columbia
thehter Friday The next screen NJ
traction viii be the adoption o. KRih.
ieen Norris fennilonally startling
novel. Butterfly" with a stellar cast
numbering among the more noted
Laura LaPinn,c. Norman Kerry.
Kenneth Harlan and Ruth Clifford.
A. the title infers. the picture con.
Germs n butterfly Girl. gorgeous and
beautiful. surrounded By the flowers
Of life. who II attracted by the flame
OF passion and ali but gets her pretty
wings slnged In the scorchlng fame.
II Il a very lavish picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. 5000. Tone OF market.
firm. YcRriings. is.sodii,2S' steers.
i7boHll.t0: cows and helFers, i2.?b0
10. siockers and feeders. ia.6o1S,t0
calves. ttIIo bulls and rags. is9
$50
ioEs-Recsipts. 1000 Tone Of market,
1oaito higher. bulk. ta.i5G 1915: top,
5000
$500 Tone Of market.
iba2Gc higher. Ychrlingp. t7dlo.
wnthers. t5d7.60. lambs. ili,bog
1850; swca Et2Jqs.2E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
HeiIig Featuring
NeD Picture Star

Not many actors become stars
after their first appearance. But
George o'Bricn. Of the graceful smile.
playing In the Fox picture. THE Man
who Came Back" has done this and
more. The picture, which opened AZ
thc Heiiig today. has won for o'Brien
the hearty support OF theater gocrn
wherever Il has been shown Play
ing opposite him In this romantic
story Of a great love. IN Dorothy
Mackaill. whose work has been equal
~ appreciated. tho less surprising. for
she has had considerable experience
before the camera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
BY 6. LUCILLE BUTLER

EuREMEN. horses and eggs fea-
l. tured Thursday. Seattle and
King County day at the Western
Washington fair at Puyallup.
There was something doing every
minute. and the big crowd weaving
in and out Of the big. finely kept
stables and buildings. lacked for
nothing TO sustain interest and add
10 their amusement.
Responding nobly to the invita-.
ton to come out and see, Mr..
Mrs. and Miss Seattle. whether rs
members OF the Rotary or Kiwanis
clubs, PIT. a. and so forth, or mere
~ as hundred.per.cont American citi.
zens. took in the fair. TO the accom-.
paniment OF step.pepping music and
the sheer joy of being alive TO en-
Joy II.
Being Egg Day. the kings and
queens OF the barnyard reigned su.
prome. People looked at eggs, ate
eggs, and wore eggs. Blown egg
shells grazing the center OF pink
crepe roses nodded hlowsily alike
from the dignified coat lapels OF
Mayor L. ]. Brown OF Seattle and
Mayor S, X. Gray. of Puyallup. or
snuggled close to the gray beard OF
Farmer Tenncres OF Duyall. Sixty
two fancifully costumed girls put on
an egg pageant during the afternoon.
and pep" egg sandwiches attrac.
lively put up. were distributed thru
out the grandstand free. Racing
programs, horse shows and vaude.
willie acts filled every spare moment
time TO go home coming all too
soon.
The stables! White paint and
golden straw. Sensitive noses
wrinkled delieately at the proffered
caress. Tails a-swish-ears perked
back and forth--soft whinnies and
impatient stompings.
A row OF stable buckots-each
with its horses name thereon7-like
shaving mugs in a barber shop.
Here an Indian. blanket wrapped.
feeds sweet grasses TO n pinto pony.
In this empty box stall a fox.faced
Jockey thrills his stable boy audi.
ence; "- an he went down like
-" the rest is lost
And the Fashion Rcvuo-in horse
blankets! Calgary Lass" fastid.
iously making naughty faces at the
men folk from behind her mono.
grammcd pea green vestments. The
brilliant plaid effect OF Sir James
"tupcoat" inveigles the eyo--whils,
the smart black and tan of Polly
Prim's combination bonnet and gas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Alaskan" Held O0er
by Popular Demand

so great q hit has Thomas Meighan
proven az the Liberty this week that
the management has found u impos-
aibIe 20 accommodate the crowds. Due
10 thia fact the popular Paramount
star viii appear f1r another week ~
the First ave. thrater Ia the James
oliver Curwood story '"rho Alaskan
Mclghan o. without q doubt the
most popular male star since the late
wallace Reid. lie is d fHy0riio with
the man fans az we'll as the feminine
because be h d real s-man type.
'The Alaskan n acted by O fine
east and the scenery b. among the
most beautiful ever screened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Ore. Gas Tax Nets
S298,025 for Aug.

SALEM. ore. oct. 5.--statc tax Of
three cents gallon on gasoline in
oregon yielded S29s.o25.55 to the
state in August. according 10 infor.
nation made public by sam k6Zer.
secretary OF state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Building Permits

8. s. CANCER. $500 10Th ". t.. frame
residence. 7Dx40. 5000
C. = Hughes. 1i25 white bldg. frame
residence. sax40. $4,000
=. =. Skinner ct al. 562G California ave,
frame residence. 25B2o. $4,000.
General Pet. Corp. i7i0 18TH g. w, erect
tank. etc. 1880.
Martin Maternity hospital. 1915 18th. al
terntiou hospital. $500.
: ., GiiHtad. 1915 y. 5Oth. frame real
denco. 1880 $1,000.
4. W. Baivino. IliAwathR place. Franc
residence, 7aEi1 $500
Ballard Savings q Loan Assn. 1901 Rai-
lard ave. alteration bldg. 25xl2, $500.
hfs AugupH GRAIN, 23i 32nd ave-
frnmo ronldenco. 55x51. fJ.aGO
chha NOrdoli. i27 n. 10Th. frame resi-
dUnoo. gix3G, 50 90"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Boston Wool

BOSTON, Mass.. Oct. 9.-The wool
market IL low and has fallen or con-
aidarably Choice Deihins woods are
worth ti.6O to ii,b5 clean basis. and
some fine staple territory wool IN COM
mandlng almost the same price.
worptcd business az mills Is picking
on slowly. Foreign woods continue TO
advance. super Australian seventies
are being offered In some quarters at
N.55 secured basis In bond. landed ut
Boston. GGa are offered at tt.t0 to ti.i5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-03
Canadian Wireless

Hr city % Victoria. Mott Tor Van
roursr. ts miles from Victoria.
hir city u Vancouver. 6ez miles from
Victoria
~ kiniaaan aaru. bound f6r A.
f9ria, a,tpQ miles from Astoria 81 noon,
mr. Arizona Haru. Yokohama faF Ne
attic, ito9 mites from EaisYan.
htF hannh hisissn vancouver for Loa
Angeles. 30 miles from Tatoash
fir EmWvaa " Asia. .,3ts miles from
Victoria
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Arrived oct gHtr Emua Alexander
from hau desc via ports. st ets q. M
str Vancouver Maru from Kobe. a. t.tt
n 10 ctr ~ Capitan from iaa Angeles
Via bar Francisco. Ell n. ms oct g.
Sc Apes from Aissha 90 midnight. ftr
Admiral Noaman from Vancouver via
ports. 81 q. ms tir Admiral Evans
from AinshHsat ! 3 o..
sailed Oct Str Tsupaisau MAfu
Tor Kobe, az m.g ar Admiral
Evans for Alaska. 81 Midnight oct q.
str Dorothy Alexander for tos An
Erles Via Han ffanfisro. 80 ~ > m. stf
steel heientlst f1F hsu York sia ports.
AZ 1lit ., pa Hir kufrhims MHfu for
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