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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-12-12

his youth, is an exhibition of how the
soul can grow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
AMAZING STORY
OF A RAPID
RECOV Ter Y
Alvita Restores Health

A well.known resident OF Heads
burg. Cal, tells his own story Of
how he reGained health within n
short time by taking the new tonic
discovery. Alyita.
II began using Aiviia tablets &C.
cordIng 10 directions on the box.
taking them with my meals. After
three or four days l noticed that l
could bend over without much effort
and could lace my own shoes with.
out the pain across my stomach. /
was soon entirely relieved from pain.
my appetite increased and I am now
able TO sleep all night without get.
ting up. ! consider my cure remark.
able. II Is also fine for kidney and
bladder troubles and should be used
by elderly people 10 keep the system
free from uric acid and other poi.
sonous accumulations."
Aivita IS prepared in convenient,
highly concentrated tablet form
from the deep-rooted alfalfa plant
which Science discovered is a rich
storehouse OF Vital mineral salts
lime. iron and phosphates--necessa
to perfect health. No matter IL you
have tried many remedies. try this
remedy OF Nature now. A dollar
buys a box at any drug store. Always
in stock at Bartell's Drug Stores
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

Science has long endeavored to
combine these two elements in one
preparation. TWAS generallyrecog-
nized that this combination would
etheidealremedyforc onstipation.
The discovery of Agrilin
AFTER more than three years of
experimentation, the leading ply
sicians and research chemists in
one of Americas best-known hos
pitfalls finally produced a combina-
ton of mineral oil and Agar Agar
that successfully met all tests.
Before this preparation, called
Agrilin, was offered to the public
even before it was given a name
series of tests were made on
thousands of hospital patients. The
results were uniformly good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Girl Missionaries
Will Be Graduated

Fourteen young women win BE-
graduated from the Northwest
Trimming school Tuesday evening. at
o'clock. at haccaiaurcato services
10 be held In the Queen Anro Meth.
odist church. Diplomas viii be pre-
ssnted by Rev George A. Landcn.
president OF the deaeoness board.
Rev. W. Z. Kloster. OF Portland.
win deliver the invocation.
The following students win be
graduated. Martha Lucrola Bate.
man. Lois Jeanette Covington.
winlfred Fern Dove. Alice Jine
Hickok. Gall Mare Klser. Barbara
Kloster. Jennie Muriel LILY. Addie
Emily MaItby, Edna Elizabeth New.
berry. Madeline Kate Pascoo, Bertha
Ellen Pcase. Pearl Ammo stcffer.
Harriet Eva strunk and Mabel May
White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
WIDOW EXCUSED
Mrs. Hamon Center OF Row
Between Senate Probers

q wAgHiNOrON April %. - Mra
Jake iiamon. widow u the late
Oklahoma % maEnaie who was re-
ported 10 have attempted 10 swing
deal ~ tho last republican na
tionai convention whereby BE- was
20 have become secretary ~ the
interior. vas excused without ques-
tioninE hy the senate oil commit
tee today.
A bitter row developed between
republican and democratic members
m the committee a. % Who was TO-
sponahie foF ruhpoenaing hrr. which
ended with both sides dlnclaiminF
responsibility and consequently che
was excused When Mu namon
took the stand. Senator Spencer
Missouri. republican. entered q pro-
test against questioning her. unless
tho questions related 10 the LEASING
Of the naval Oh reserves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

nfiEEir
saves timber
Fofest fires suth1inF
smoke srrrn wii be lifted
% !. e puiinn. urk commission.
er urEos downtown parks
Police arrest Mn Iaira nameulchi
and Mr ELLA iias GA 4guor charges
Willard a. hadier. Eu'liy on boos
charge. says nothing Judge aya
$500.
ain Bella - Shea ttarie suit "a
collect husbands $4,000 llfc iu.ur.
aucc from Aetna company.
Charge G. b. Fiemmer had opium
in possession Present address h
county lan.
D. A, ordway. 1850 =. Madison a..
secs car afirc. Pats out hiarr
Dr. =. -, Clark tells seattle Trans
portation club about Alaska Monday
noon
Ward a Ward SET snoquaimls
bridge contract for 81 900.
Painters tpr howtorch 10 remove
paint on building af iia eaih ave.
Fire results with $3.50 damage
. A. SwaiNeli 20 tel Spokane
school officials how neaiiio teaches
pupils about Northwest lndusirira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

lns country. In the evening they
were guests a, a banqus, AZ the
savoy hotel. after which they were
shown stereop,icon yiews OF Noun,
Rainier and other scenic places. By
Aashei curtlA
Travelling In two special business
cars. the European representatives
are being taken over every inch Of
the Southern Pacific lines. They have
visited the South. California and
other points. and reached Taoomn on
Monday morning. coming TO Seattle
BY boat.
Other Southern Pacific agents who
attended the dinner on Monday night
were: z. J. Hendry. travelling agent;
Albert y. Bryant. passenger agent:
II. NJ. Prestridgc. freight agent:
Chester NJ. Blgss. travelling agent.
b. c, Taylor. general agent. all Of
Seattle: John NJ. Scott. assistant pas.
scnger traffic manager. Portland. and
w. F. Miller. general freight agent,
also OF Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
SCIENTIST DIES
DURING SPEECH
Stops Lecture Suddenly and
Expires on Platform

WASHINGTON. April % -nr
Ernest Fox Nichols. director 81 The
Neah lark Reseafvh Laboratories.
Cleveland. Ohio. collapsed and died
while Do Was delivering an address
before the National Academy ~
Sciences herp To-day.
A. Dc was reading bis papcr on
Joining lnfraRcd and Eieir.c
Wave spoctfa.~ Nichols suddenly
said. Il am afraid ! win have 90
sit down
lie took seat on The speaker
platform and almost Immediately
expired.
Mrs. Nichols Was IN the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

U1HEN the five European agents
w OF the southern Paciflc railway,
who have been touring this country
a. the guests OF the lines, return 10
their native countries, they will carry
with them an indelible impression Of
the beauties OF the Puget sound dts
trict:
Monday the five men. V. Mylrea. Of
Liverpool: II. Desmldt. Of Paris; v.
Merello. Of Genoa; r. G., Bonsor OF
London. and G. Ruhr. OF Hamburg
xere guests OF the Seattle officers OF
the Southern Pacific and mere taken
on tour OF the city aud surround
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Men Desert Stolen
Truck After Crash

Two mon driving d stolen truck
eolldcd with an auto driven hy
q W Eiler. ~ ibr Western Auto
supply Co. 90 Third nyr. and
Cherry tt Monday night The auto
thieves deserted the truck and fled
Filler Was unhurt. bat both cars
were DAMAGED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

CIiRisTIANIA. norway The
possibility that Norway may repeal
the prohibition - spirits il forethnd.
owed by a hiii which tao government
iH introducing la Parliament The
measure calls for % state monopoly
and reinstatement u the old system
of locai option.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Motorists Facing
Driving Charges

Julius clarke ga Howell e. was
held Ia the e.iy San on Tuesday on
a double charge o. drunk driving and
speeding parf q street oaa following
BE- arrest on Monday night hy IA
froiman o. D. lioisrhumaksr 81
Fourth aYe ana Yt.lcr way
Eugene brown. a California man.
was arrested ana Jailed on charge
n speeding 40 miles an hour ON
Rainier ave. on Monday night.
he failed 70 post ball Of $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Given Leeway

An extension n time until March
I. 1885. IN which 90 remove 10 feet
% lie building iutiinE out CA Fourth
ave and Madison a. vas granted
tho Y N. G. A. Monday by The city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

funeral service OF Albertlns o,,o
slain BY rejected auiior Thunas,
night. She was buried With slu,..
ceremonies
Fritz BemlnE eho shot h,r 4
killed Saturday night after q ps.s
had surrounded him near here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
PASSING THE BucK

4 warned you boys and now I'm
going 20 switch you for making such
a racket
We'll awitch FREDDIE Were play.
Ing train and he's the locomoiivo.'-
Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
If you are troubled
with constipation

EVEN though you do not use
mineral oil, if constipation
bothers you and you fake any
kind of physics or cathartics,
pills or mineral paters, this
announcement is of vital
interest to you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Combines the t,uo essential
methods

Combines the taUo essential
methods
ACRlN combines the two meth
DDS or principles which medical
science knows are essential to
complete, normal elimination
(I) fabrication that softens the
waste matter and hastens its
passage through the system; (2)
Exercise of the intestinal muscles
which can only come by having
bulk for them to push against, as
they contract in their rhythmic
movement and force the food waste
along. This strengthens the intes-
final muscles, gradually restoring
thern!to health and normal activity.
Corects the tendency
to leakage
The presence of Agar-Agar in Agrilin
also corrects the tendency of min
eral oil to leakage, when used alone.
Agrilin is snow white and creamy
in appearance, practically without
taste or odor. 1t aids nature in
effectively eliminating wastem matter
and poisons, and leaves your system
thoroughly clean. The feeling of
health and invigoration which fol-
lows will be a revelation to you.
Buy bottle today and prove for
yourself the beneficial results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

THE BOARD OF public works
was directed by the city council
Tuesday to let a contract for the
construction OF tho Montlake sta.
dunn bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Many Attend Rites
for Murdered Girl

TACOMA. April 29.-A crowd N
neyenl hundred gathered outside
The Catholic church q the Holy
Rosary herr yesterday 20 watch the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

NlbKNAL luDr1catfon by the
use of mineral oil has become
recognized as a most effective
treatment for the relief of con-
stipation. Physicians recommend
mineral oil because it is not alb
sorbed by the system, and it does
not have the harmful after-effects
of harsh laxatives and cathartics.
But mineral oil alone, while
highly beneficial, is not perfect.
Asstated by William Van v. Hayes
M. D., in the Ne,u York Medical
Journal:
In the way of medication, bland
laxatives are to be used, with
liquid petrolatum mineral oiD
occupying the first place in use
fulness. = 1t is not always
sufficient by itself, however, and
must be assisted by Agar-Agar."
The function and value
of Agar~Agar
AoAR-AGAR Japanese Sea Moss) has
theremarkable property of furnish
ing bulk which is not absorbed by
the system. BY adding this neces-
sary bulk to the soft, concentrated
foods we eat, it assists the natural
muscular contractions of the intest-
ines. Mineral oil lubricates and
softens the hard food waste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Corects the tendency
to leakage

For sale by all druggists
MADE by Lchn s. Fink, Inc, Nesp
York. Makers Of Pebeco Tooth
Paste and Distributors of "Lysols
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

25eent bottles. aso larger size contain directions and -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Torrnlnai-Pier fi-str Som
erton.
Great Northern Terminai-str Tokiws
Maru.
son. Neponset. U. r. O. q. Unniga.
Pier Il-str Achilles.
Pier fiB-str OweRo.
pier Str Broobdaie.
Pier Str Tauana.
pier 1-str Lem Luekenbach. Eagle No.
"a.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-u. q.
G. O snohomish.
U. 3. Shipping Board Moorinss-str Or
Gus
Connecticut street TerrnInRi-U. g. a.
Dlscoyerer. Pioneer.
King 4 Winge-Schr Ruby, ms Anvil.
Aibers Bros. Milling Terminal--str
Northland.
Seattle Flour Minis Tsrminai-str Bear
pott.
Spokane Street Tsrmiuai-str Roman
star.
Duthies-U. q. 8. Connecticut.
Todd Dry Docks-Strs II. r. Alexander,
Alameda. Admiral Peary, Margaret
Dollar. Emma Alexander.
Drummond Llghterage co.-str III Capt.
tan.
Ames Terminal Co.--strs Texan. Nankoh
Maru
Hoffernan's Dry Dock-stra Rainier
starr. u. 8. 8. Dellwood.
Alaska Steamship MoOrinRs-strH Jeffer-
son. Redondo. Retchikan.
atream-Btr Remus. French cruiger
Jeanne D'Arc, barge Dacula
winston Marine Raiiway-Btr Griffdu
schrs Betsy Ross. CamHno, Ella A.,
Sophie Christensen, Meteor and O1un-
ma. bktns Anne Comyu and Charles r.
Crocksr. bgeB Coquitlam City and
GriffsOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
PRODUCE men
CALL MEETING
Shippers and Jobbers Plan
State Organization

Produce jobbers and shippers Will
meet az Yakima January ID. TO con-
slider tho formation OF a state assoc
citation OF produce iobbers and ship
pers. A call for tho meeting has
iatst been issued by II. S. GIL, sec
rotary OF the Seattle Produce asse'
citation. under authority OF a reso.
luton passed az a meeting OF ship
pers and johbers held in Yakima
last March.
eThe state Chamber OF Com.
merce," GIN says. "has sponsored
the calling OF meeting TO discuss
farm marketing problems. and many
shippers and johhers viii attend. No
one is more interested In marketing
problems than shippers and joheers,
and we believe a general discussion
OF the subject win develop ideas OF
interest TO everyone"
The need OF n state organization
was brought before the dealers al
the conference last March. which
was called TO take action TO test the
constitutionallty OF the commission
merchants bill"
In nearly every session OF the
legislature GIN explained. meas
ures are introduced which affect
shippers and dealers OF farm prod.
uco, Without any organization. the
shippers and johbers have no means
OF knowing how their business Is be-
Ing attacked"
Arrangements have been made for
q fare.anda.hair rate TO attend the
conference. and a large attendance
Is anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
BIG DECREASE
IN OIL OUTPUT

NEW YORK. Jan. IL. - United
state crude oil output was i.s44.o5O
barrels daily during the week euding
January 5, or $4,000 barrels daily be
low the preceding week, the Amer
lean Petroleum Institute reports.
California, Wyoming and Montana
and Oklahoma accounted for the
greater part OF the reduction in crude
oil production in the week ended Jan.
nary 5. There was drop OF 10000
barrels day I'm California, which
averaged 100000 barrels daily, Santa
Fe Springs field. in Los Angeles
basin. yielding $4,000 barrels day
less than In the preceding week
Wyoming and Montana combined
produced at the rate OF 1879, $50 day.
or 1850 less. while production In
Oklahoma declined $500 to a daily
average OF 3s5 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Argentine Attache
to Visit Seattle

The foreign trade department Of
the Chamber Of Commerce has Just
been advised that Edward f. Feely.
United States commercial attache at
Buenos Aires, will be in Seattle on
January II to Is, inclusive. Mr..
Feeley, before being stationed at
Buenos Aires, was in Mexico. Prior
TO his service with the United States
government he Travelled extensively
In Latin America for commercial
houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
NEW SKAGGS
STORE OPENS

seattle's newest food department
store win open for business Saturday
morning at ii4-iis Pike st. sknggs'
United Stores. who arc operating
stores thruout The Northwest. with
25 stores In Washington. viii own
and operate each department in the
new place.
owning all departments" Il was
explained by L, s. siSaggs. manager.
assures US OF giving the buying pub.
lie service in conformity with our
ideas and ideals OF merchandising.
and assures the buying public OF an
active interest in their being pleased. .
A large and modern bakery win be
In operation on tho second floor.
Practically everything in foodstuffs
will be handled by skaggs in the new
store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived--JRn. itr-str ArtiEaH from
Portland. Maine. Via ports. AZ 10 A. m.
str BainchlstRn from Genoa. at : a. m.
Jan. 19.--atr Rsmus from AntofoKaata
via ports. AZ s:10 .. m; str Achilles
from Manila via ports. at p m. str
Bearport from Tacoma. At 2t5 p. M str
Northiand from San Francisco via Hell
bingham. AZ .. m. str Gaorgina Roiph
from Tacoma, at i;f0 p. m: str Amsri-
can from Tacoma. at ss5e n. m.
sailed--Jan. 1l-str Texan for Boston
via ports, at IL A. m. str West Greylock
for Baltimore via ports. Mt 7;is a. M.
str Eastern Gale for Tacoma, at 4sso
n m; str American for Baltimore via
ports. at $40 a. m. Jan. Io.--str Madi-
son for New York via New Westminster.
AZ $3.50 y. M. str Horace LucksnbReh for
Boston via ports. at e.i5 D. m. str
Moerdijk for Antwerp via ports, AZ 7s45
p. m. str Dorothy Alexander for san
Diego via ports. at .. m. str Wiilsolo
for New York via ports. at i:4s y m. .
u. 8. O. 3. Surveyor for Bound trip. at
1870 D. m; str Mobile City for New
York via ports. at 1880 a. m. str Arabia
Maru for Vancouver via Tacoma. at s
a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
REFORESTATION
PLAN OUTLINED
Senate Committee Presents
Recommendations

WASHINGTON. Jan. liza com.
prehcnsivo national policy for forest
protection was offered yesterday In
the report OF tho senate committed
on reforcstation. which conducted an
extended inquiry last summer.
Recommendation include:
Authorizing tho secretary OF agri-
culture TO cooperate With states In
planting denuded land.
Institution OF campaign 10 cdu-
cate farmers on protection OF $780,.
10000 acres OF farm wood lands.
Passage OF Il bill anpropriating So.
500. 900 for cooperation with states
in protection against forest fires,
100000 for planting material. and
100000 for the educational cam.
paign.
Further appropriations for research
to study destructive insects and tree
diseases.
Purchase OF not more than So. 1000.
600 worth OF forest land by the gov.
eminent each year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Break Ground for
Medical Building

Ground was broken Thursday for
the new $500. 600 medical and dental
building at Fifth ave. and Olive st.
Excavation will be continued on the
vacant part Of the tract, and demoli.
ton OF buildings now standing will
commence shortly.
The house committee which will
operate the new building comprises
Drs. r. d. Forbes. II. Eugene Allen,
+. s. Wiltsie, F. w. Hergert, C. J..
Stansbery. V. A. Kellogg, p. a. Pur.
dy, w. 1. Fcrrier and A. y. Lime.
Or. N. A. Johanson is president and
DIR. j. H. sniyely is secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
WHEAT SLUMPS
NEAR CLOSING
Irregularities Feature 0 n
Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Jan. io.--crains closed
Irregular on tho board or trade here
today. After ruins sharply higher
all day wheat started TO sink
toward tho last and only tho close
prevented prices from ragglng below
tho opening. However. values nj
the close ruled unchanged. with
July showing a slight advance.
Corn. after leading all grains IN
todey's upturn. weakened and went
below opening prices at tho close,
market. died out with reports that
tho country movement. light for
some time. shows Improvement.
Oats Flumpcd with other grains.
Buyers wero In evidence on all frae-
uonRl dips. but did not press bidn.
Provisions closed dun and lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
TO PLAN JOINT
TOURIST DRIVE

At a meeting 10 DO held at the
Chamber Of Commerce trustees room
Saturday morning representatives Of
Vancouver and Victoria, 3. G., Ia.
coma, Beillngham and tho Seattle
chamber will discuss definite plans
FOR tho expenditure OF approximate.
~ $4,000 in advertising in California
this summer 10 bring residents Of
that state and tourists there to the
Puget sound region. All Of the cities
mentioned will participate financially
on a population basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Building Permits

James Batiey. $500 Paiatine. frame resi-
dsnco 50xf5h. $4,000.
v. J. Bsardsley. 20fG broadway ~. frame
residence. 2sx5s. 5000.
John =, Gnstad, 1915 ". b0th. frame resi-.
dence and garage. 26x3f. $500.
y. G. Baker, 1917 Burke ave. frame
residence. 1885. 1900.
Chas. ArensberE 1917 Burke ave, frame
residence. 2gzf2. $500.
Andrew Anderson, 2i7 ny. Exchange
frame residence. 301gf. 1850.
c. b. stlmson. 1901 Fourth ave, o. ~
balcony. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
DIRECTORS OF
BOARD NAMED

Nine directors for the coming year
were elected by the Seattle Real Es.
tate board Friday. They are George
A. Spencer. Samuel Collyer and +.
S. Goodwin, for a three.year term
each: +. W. West. John ID. Hall and
Archibald ]. Fisken. for two-year
term each; j. f. Adams. John ]. Ell
liott and Henry A. Schroeder for "a
onc-year term each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
BANK CLEARINGs
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane & Co.
81 Second Ave.
Thursdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Uryau
Ri0 Srrand Az g.attt

IL In Understood price TO buy
Anaconda for Davis DAILY 600 900
shares Is around SO n share. Pur-
chase will assure Anaconda sub
stantial amount OF high grade cop
per ore.
Tho Iron Age Review in its re-
marks was optimistic and confirm
cd prevailing belief Of a rather good
first quarter for steel industry.
Remarks OF Mr.. Hoover about
tho railroad situation relative to
private ownership, etc. started
some aggressive buying in tho rail
department particularly in tho low
priced issuog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
SET DATE FOR
PRODUCT SHOW

The date for the hon Marches
Northwest Products exhibition. which
has become an annual affair has
been SGT for February II to 20, In
elusive. the Hon Marcho informed
the Northwest Products committee OF
the Chamber OF Commerce at It's
meeting Thursday noon. Al cxhih-
ilors at last years show have been
asked TO put in exhibits again this
year.
\ resolution expressing tho com
mitteo's appreciation OF the exhibition
and attesting it's value 10 the home
products idea was passed at tho
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
BUILDING MEN
HOLD ELECTION

Harry Stanagc. superintendent OF
The Empire building. was elected
president OF tho Seattle Association
Of Building superintendenfs at the
regular monthly meeting OF the as
sociation at Boidt's cafe. Thursday.
Other officers elected by the asso-
citation were A. Chabot, OF the Ter.
minai Sales building. vice president
Harry Martin. OF the Arcade build.
ing. treasurer. and Fred j. Little
field. OF tho Hoge building. secrs-
tary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Lay Over Is Miles
of New Gas Mains

A net gain Of ss.93s feet, or over
16 miles, Of gas mains was made
last year by the Seattle Lighting
Co. according to a report announced
yesterday. During tho year the
company laid 1898 feet Of new
mains and removed 2S.445 feet. max.
Ing remarkable expansion In dis.
fribution facilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
NeU York Stock Market



by the house 70
liz New York. which
broke all records for single weeks Improvement
to around ihe beat yes Of tho current movement at
tanned buoyancy sessions
or s0poo later pe5eaud sterling sisf ii off p-lb
i0IA baldwin. Erie
Rubber. tsA ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Ihnfssisy'a Quotations
Sugar atshdY. Raw. tao: refined
easier. GRADUATED. fsss6Eso.
Coffee 80, rio, ie&a 10. No, 4 Ran
tos. isGise 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
FRIDAY
IAN. II

First low Tide
f.ss ~ us 10 q.
First High i1de
$3.50 a m. 1.T r.
second Low Tide
400 .. m. ~ n.
second High Tide
s:tt ,. my s.s 81.