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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-16
BLADDER and KIDNEYS

Every trace 81 bladder ard kldusy
trouble. frequent calls. tired feeling
hachREhs, rheumatic pains. etc. vanishrs
often On "a hours with a remarkable
Dutch oil long known 70 physicians. and
nov 10 the iirsi tlms pvt up n ssHy.to-
take tauslrsa capsules AK faf u.d
dili HHarlsm on. Costs only % cents.
ana results positively guaranteed OF
nancy back. Sold 81 Owl Drug Co
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-16
Yankee N Make! kkees
Money on His
Shopping Trip

II guess u iakcs a Nsnktr a.
legally beat the lass. Says ". q.
Everett who lives an Vancouver -
e., but who q a native and long rCsi-
dent " the United States
ia b. leo thh" Do explains. D
vas brought up, and, until recently,
lived on this eide Nearly an uf my
relatives aud friends ilys over herr
NJ cent Christmas presents 90 an
% them from British Dolumhia, tho
duty alone would amount 60 - Eooi
biz I come over here. buy my presents
and mall them ont from sraitl., thus
saving from .l 20 90 poe cent 81 Tho
expense in duty I rave more than
enough 90 pay my fare over and
tack. and ] st the trip,"
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say this for him. however. he has
been vory decent about tho whole
matter. he did not intrude himself
upon me at all Beyond sending me
word that he was In town. that he
would be glad 10 help in any way he
could during tho tragic time. he did
not in any way put himself In com.
munlcation with me
l did not answer his message. !
could not. ! expect. Indeed I know.
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"Fur goodness taksg' cried SICK
Don't you know anYihinE7 l should
think your black sheep would tell
you an about Jack FROST and cold
weather ThntB what hia wool o.
for. % make warm clothes
Tut Tut faii Mother G0ofs.
Don't bc 30 haHty lltiie 10y ~
never SHOWS ia Mother Goose Land
~ IL n really part ~ Fairyland. 30
that is why Mother Goose people DO
not kBow much about Enuw ana
cold weather
suddenly The Riddle Lady ap,
peared II hurried back ~ room az
I could eomc." she sail, Are tho
riddles IN oyer
yea. said Nancy They have 90
been read and they have al been
guessed
That's fine said the Riddle
Lady II had telegram about my
'chimnoya and I Jurt bad 20 go
"Ch.mnryhr' cried the Twins.
what was wrong with thrmT'
On thh sweep Fut l"fis rala RHN
Riddle Lady n have ~ many chlm'
Inoyu and nuss IN my house they arg
like crossword puILo SO when
the sweep E0t loBt cleaning them
out. ! had 10 20 and Hro about A.
We found him on righi. however.
iie had gone 20 sleep az his work %
III sou arc Eoing homo nov, I'll
take you. said Daddy Gandsr.
Jump on ms magic dust pan-you,
too. Twins, and tIl have you al
home in no time
After many EOodbyes .-whiff
Whufg 4 short Journey thru the
air and they were home
10 IL Continued
y Copyright $3.50. g. y. a. ssrvirs, ius.l
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cal words or comfori-than could
have deliberately broken my
mothers heart by staying away from
tho funeral ceremonies. which l
would have liked 10 have done.
] fcl, sorry. little Marquisc. for
Sydney Carton, H. was In n most
embarrassing position. when be
came here at Johns request. he put
himself IN the lifht Of condonlng
my husbands unfecl.ng act. wlll
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO TIN LITTLE MAR
QJIsE. CARE THE SECRET
DRAWER. CONTINUED

You sec. little Marqulsc. that Jack
has not only lsii ms love In the dust.
but DO has battered my pride into o
poor bruised thinE By his conduct
ha has told all my friends that he
does not couEidsr mo OF ms feclinEp
worth worrying about am ashamed
70 meet my mother or Kari | am
ashamed 20 look them IN the face u
humlliateB mo to such a degree TO
know that they arc thinking that
Jack. my husband. does not care
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Rhodes New Store
Opened to Public

Rhodes Bros. Co. new t0.ccnt store
was opened TO tho public with a
bang Monday. This store has n
frontage on both Pike st. and Fourth
ave II ia operated as part OF the
store IN the Arcade building and C.
-. Olcscno viii be In charge.
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he was actuated by the best OF mo.
,ivcs In regard TO me as well as
Jack. but lwish he had not come.
! could have gotten along better
alone. One can sometimes bear tho
presence Of others when one is griey.
ing, but one must bear humiliation
and disgrace alone.
Copyright. 1894, y. Z. a. Service. Incl
TOMORROW; This letter con-
tlnued.
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NOW GO ON WITH uIE STORY

-Jusi vha, 90 sou mean by that.
SIR Gold1rdT
-Only that u Mas Turner chose,
Tor any rtason, 20 state the time In,
accurately. she could % course DO
10. Myself ] think the shot was
nrsI a trlfiC earlier than that"
NOW as to the wuApon. pohblns
said hrskiy. ignoring Ezra Goddard's
susscsliou, "WEQ can Identity This
piHolg'
Every one ~ us Kent said care
iessly. 1T was tbs property % my
hrothcr-n-law. and was always kept
in the upper rghi-hand drawer %
shat desk. at your side"
Was o.. udsedg aud pohblus
seemed surprised and was it, Go
your knowlrdsv, Mr Kent In that
drawer just before Tho shooting
To my belief rather than know,
cdse--a belief b8sod ou tht laumr.
ton that q was doubtless there. Be,
cause thai WAS its accustomed place.
"Or" suggested Mllcolm Finley,
I'm the event Of an ill-iutcntloned in
truder. Mr. Raynor himself may have
opened the drawer and taken the
pistol out TO protect himself and 90
may havc BEEN shot. hy bis own hand
or 3nother's'
4 can't see d as "a suicide and
nobblns save q long look u Finley.
Where was any motive for Douglas
Rnynor 10 ktll himSelf.'
For TINT matter who had any mo-
tive 10 XIII him. asked Goddard.
We won't SO into that az present,
DQ.Abins returned, quickly.
No. don't" was Goddnrd's warn
ing. let mo tell you. Mr. Dobblns
Tits case Is Gar from simple. Let me
ASK you 20 30 slowly. FOR there arr
many things yet 20 be discovered"
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DR0PSY
Nv Tn.EATpD ONE
vi MEEk FREE

hIhHVV II y n T " y UNI
UhVHCI WEEK FREE
Short breathing ro-
lievod ia o few hoursi swelling reduced
IN few doya. regulates the liver. hid-
neys, stomach and heart purifcB tho
blood' HtIengthnnU tho entire system.
write for froo trial treatment, CoLLUM
DRoPSf REMEDY 90. Dept. g7, At.
lsnta, Georgia. Advertisement
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MON HKKE IODAY

ado hrJy rI Douglas NsyuHr n
fuuud tu thr early grUnius on tht
Inar 81 thr sun raum az llg0 ti
AtEe his t-Hns Island home taH
n.r has been -heF thru thr heart
-fandtn- rYrr rnr dead man rtHteI
.u hand 81 N.lrH'm ENn'rV. feTuri
sweetheart ut naNUaTa wtfr Nancy
1sEn Turner UHFnEr = uurer, stand
hN The door with EET hand ElII .u
tnr HEhF switch fu MON rnl
Nancy appears. l4 hEtv-tacri ana ter
rIurd DrtiIir Kent Naucys brother
,a.mfs Ia from abe south sItr vt tht
rsrnn ana then Rare Goddard friend
ur Finley. with others. eutrrs upon
fha scene nultrr- headed b. hur
trrtlVt nahbins. are conducting an
fnYreuEattan II picked az the
weapon after finding thr body a
f,uVnor on thr fiuuF, explains Pin,
fog NuFsc Turner flxCa Tbs t'mn "
rIs her testimony b. D. relied on
asks Goddard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
HOLD DISTRICT
MEETING HERE
Kiwanis Club Wants Big
Convention for Seattle

Whether tho list OF largo conven.
lions which Seattle win entertain
in 1898 contains that OF tho Kiwanls
clubs international win depend to
a large extent upon tho attitude or
the so delegates TO tho Klwanis dis.
trlct trustees conference TO ho held
at tho Hotel Gowman. Saturday.
January IL. Tho members OF tho
Seattle club arc cxorting themselves
TO secure tho Endorsement OF these
delegates for Seattle rs tho conven-
ton center,
The conference. which win bo held
all day Saturday. win meet nc tho
call OF District Governor Judge G.
C. Iantry. OF Spokane. Delegates
from each OF tho 40 clubs IN Ore
gon. Washington and British colum,
bia. arc expected 20 be- present.
George II, Smell. OF Billings, Mon.
tana. yieo president OF tho intorna.
uonal organization. viii deliver tho
principal address ut the banquet
given the delegates by tho Seattle
club Saturday evening. President
Hugh NJ. Caldwell win outline TO
tho conference Seattle KiwanIs' rea.
sons for seeking the international
convention. and urge tho conference
to support the invitation,
T. Harry Gowman. district trustee
OF the Seattle club. has charge OF
the arrangements for tho confer.
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
HOLIDAYS BUMP
LUMBER OUTPUT
Short Week Makes PRODUCE
ton Fall Below Normal

Tho effect OF tho holiday season
WINS felt by tho lumber mills OF tho
West Coast during tho first week OF
the year. with short week ending
january 3. production fell from it's
late standard OF running more than
20 per cent nboyo normal 10 record
OF 81 per cent below normal.
New business and Bhipmonts Jared
quito n bit better, however. New
business WINS ~ per cent above pro-
duction, while shipments ran per
cent above GALES.
Ono hundred and tw.nty.eight
mills reporting 10 West Coast Lum-
bermen's association for the week
ending January 8 manufactured 60,
i70.472 feet Of lumber. sold 1916,
75g feet and shipped 70.os0,o57 feet.
Fifty per cent OF all new business
taken during tho week was for fu1
ture water delivery. This amounted
TO IS, PATIO feet. OF which 22.791, sG5'
feet was for domestic cargo delivery
and 15,422, 905 feet export. New bust
ness by rail amounted 10 1892 cars.
Flfty-seyen per cent OF the weeks
lumber shipments moved by water.
This amounted 70 40.11s.o71 feet. Of
which 25.57752s feet moved coast
wise and intercoastal and 15,5fo,545
feet overseas. Rail shipments totaied
S95 cars.
Local auto and team deliveries to
tailed 1.0ii, 1866 feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders to-
tailed i2I.515.ls3 feet. Untitled export
orders, 25s,597.b72 feet Unified rail
trade orders, 5,025 cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

County commissioners. Naiias
Idaho. bids p. M. January IA.
construction concrete bridge.
VIM. cailow. city clerk. Charles.
ton. bids p. m. January IA. 70.
construction city wharf.
City commissioners. Montesanc.
bids January II, reconstruction
North River Valley road.
Fruitland Irrigation district. j. NJ.
Williams, secretary. Kettle Fails.
bids January 2s. rebuilding and 70.
lining canals and fumes.
C. 3. Bagley. board OF public
works. Seattle, bids 10 a. m. Janu.
airy is. ss,h ave. n. f.. grading
and concrete sidewalks: Francis
ave. grading and concrete side
walks: Seventh ave. sewer.
Fred A. Miller. county clerk. Orc
gon City. Ore. bids III a. m. Janu-
airy 81, grading Woodstock Hin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlane & Co.
81 Second Ave.

Fifty leading bonds average s7.Os.
an increase Of .05; ~ industrial
stocks average oG.77. an increase of
%; 20 rail stocks average S1.99, an
increase OF Is.
National Auto Chamber Of
Commerce estimates December
output motor vehicles at 298,595,
an increase Of 81 per cent over
December, 1922. Total for 1923
was 4,00j,230, an increase OF Sc
per cent over 1922.
seventy.lve cents extra dividend
on Eastm9n Kodak.
According TO the American
Railway association, the rail
roads on December - had 1873
locomotives in need Of repairs.
General Motors has purchased be.
tween 100000 and 100000 tons Of
steel for delivery in first half OF the
year.
Petroleum consumption Is I'm.
creasing more rapidly than the
supply and Indications point TO
need Of more prolific fields
than have been found 10 date II
production is to keep pace with
demand
Continental Can declared a s per
cent stock dividend and the regular
81 cash on common.
American Brake Show e. Foundry
expected 10 chow earnings Of nearly
s12 a share on common for 1923.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Torminai--Pisr N--s;r Yoko-
hama Maru. somerton. Pier io-str
Mosrdiik
Grea. Northern Tsrminai--sr Tokirs
Mnru
Bell Street Tsrminai-s,r Nsponsst. U.
g. G. @. Unalga.
pier Str Broobdals.
Pier 2--str Tanana.
Pier str Lena Lucksubeoh. Eagle No.
81
pier B-strs Dorothy Alexander. Admi-
raj Rodmau.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs-str Madison.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-u. IS.
G. O. snohomish.
Union Pacific Terminhl-strs Seponsst.
U. 8, shipping Board aoorinEs-str Or.
Gus.
Connecticut Street Tsrrninai-U. q. s..
Discoverer. Pioneer.
San Juan Fishing 4 Paoking-str Nd
uirnl Watson.
King & winge-schr Ruby. ms Anvil
Stacy Street Terminal--U. 8. o. O. Sur
voyor.
DuthIsr-U. g. 3. Connecticut.
Spokane Street Tsrminht--str Roman
Star.
East waterway Dock q warehouse Co.
Str Horace Lueksnbach.
Todd Dry Docks-Btrs n. r. Alexander,
Emma Alexander, Alameda. Margaret
Dollar. Eknarou. Admiral Peary.
Drummond Lishterago co.-Str Fl Capt
tan.
Anss Terminal Co,--strB Texan. Nankoh
Maru.
Nottlston's Mlii-str Mobile City.
Hefferuan'a DRY Dock-U. q. o. q. DELL
wood. strs Rainier Starr.
] Stream-3tr WiliHoo French cruiaar
Jeanne D'Arc, barge Dacuia.
| Alaska Steamship MoorinRs-strs Jsffer-
son, Rsdondo. Ketchikan.
Stream (Bu0y No. GJ--BarRe Dncuia
/ Winslow Marine Raiiway-atr Oriffdu.
schrg Betsy Ross, Cauamo, Ella A..
Sophie Chrlstenaen. Meteor and OIum-
m, bktns Ammo comyn and Charles p.
Croeker. bges Coqultiam city and
Orlffson.
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CHANGE
ON SPUD MART
Prevalent Quotations Are
S38 and $40

Tho tlrmncss OF tho potato market
Is stIll holding out and Thursday
very few dealera were quoting Gems
lower than sss ton. Dominant
prices turnout tho market were from
SIS 20 $40, and Indications woro that
they viii remain at that point Tor
tho next few days. Chicago apd
California markets are still drawing
heavily from tho Washington supply,
which IL becoming limited.
The Imperial Valley spinach for
which local johbera have been wait,
Ink arrived lato Wednesday and
Thursday morning was selling fast
on tho street at $3.50 a crate. cauli.
flower, which was quoted nj So, was
received In tho same shipment from
Imperial Valley. Onions were
stronger In Seattle at 50 for 100
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Jan. io.-Ths following
articles OF Incorporation have been filed
IN the office OF the secretary OF state: i.
sehtiia Knitted Co.. ssAttis. ;zo.os9l
A. u. MygIs and Sheldon T. Dahl.
Pa,hs Exchange, Inc. New York. ~.
James W. MeBrrney. Seattle. Instead Of
Thor. p. gsvslis.
Olympia Motors. Olympia. fto.oeo. I.
Y. Titus and Jess Ray Simpson.
Tenino Motors, Tenino. $500 L. z.
Titus and r. ". Shay.
csntralin Motors. centrsiiH- t.e.o0o
I. Y. Titus And J. W. DELANEY.
Church Mountain Cosi Co.. BeiIingnsua.
$4,000. b. T. Hurst. James J. Brady
and chss- d. R.mpIsy.
n w. +. wallace Co. Ina. Tacoma
$4,000. ". ". r. waiiacs, y. p. HAskeri.
Jr.. and II p. waIlaes. TO deaf IN real
estate. business. sto
The Metropolitan Corp Seattle. y.vv.-
zee. q. d. stimson and =. II, Douglas.
To construct buildings. etc.
western Foundry Sand Co. 5000
W. u. Thompson. Robert Slsdsrgesaess
and r. 4 strour.
Pacific Wood Products, Ina, Seattle.
!. 4. Davis D. =. Aechsnnsy and Luiis
A. Davis
Les-sAiat.r Co. s.a,,i.. $4,000. Peter
". Lee and John ". Sslatsr. To catch
and market nsh, etc.
western Transportation Co, Portland,
Ore. Increasing stock from siso,eoo 30
1850. 600.
Sullivan Machinery Co.. Masssenusetts
appointment OF r 7. Banks Spokane.
attorney.
American By-Procucts Corp. vsncolf
yer, 100000. II. @ Prpdhomme. ~
u. Cohhan. chas. Storey. O. Il. Chris
tie and W. d. Bennett Mining ana mill
ing. etc
Old Dominion Creamery 90. CofriiI..
$4,000. W. A. Acorn. l. T. Bair and
Mary n. Acorn.
Northern Commercial Co. OF Alaska
Seattle. increasing stock from 1900 ooo
TO 100000
ID. w. Thomas, Inc, Seattle. inersas-
Ing stock from $4,000 20 $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
STATE CROWS IN
new INDUSTRIES
Establishment Of Factories
Reflects Prosperity

Seventy.two new manufacturing
establishments commenced business
In tho state OF Washington during
the last three months. according TO
the detailed statement issued today
by Clancy NJ. LOWS. secretary OF tho
Manufacturers association OF Wash.
ington. This Is nearly double what
has been the normal rate OF growth
in new industries since tho records
have been kept.
In the commodities that are 20 be
manufactured. lumber and wood
products lead. with IS new establish
ments. These include lumber mills
box factories. furniture factories and
spccialties. Second honors may DO
given 10 food products. with IS new
industries making wide variety OF
eatahles from rour and canned goods
TO lutetish and pretzcls.
Building materials and hardware
reflect the building activity OF the
past year and the faith that II viii
continue. with IA new industries that
will manufacture nearly as many dif.
ferent kinds OF allied building and
hardware products. Closely akin TO
this group is the group OF 10 now
concerns that win manufacture auto
mobile accessories and metal prod.
ticts not strictly OF the building
variety.
Four new publications are included
In the list; The Bookkeeper and Bust.
ness Man OF Spokane. the Bucoda
Enterprise OF Bueoda, and Cabin
Tales and the Russian Gazette. both
OF Seattle. Ono paper mill and one
clothing factory are listed.
Territorially. Western Washington
gets the great majority. with Seattle
Ia the lead with "a new Industries.
Tacoma is a strong second with Is.
and Spokane ranks third with seven.
Among the smaller cities. Van
c0uyer is credited with four new in.
dustries. while waila walla and
Yakima each arc given three. ono
new industry Is credited TO each OF
the following cities: Auburn. Bucoda.
Burrons Bay. Edmonds. Everett,
Gardiner. Grandview. Hoquiam. Ken.
newick. Longview. Mount Vernon,
Saicum. Sedro-wooiiey. winlock and
Woodland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
Arrivals and Departures

Arriycd--Jan. io.--itr Eastern Gale
from San Francisco via Vancouver. AZ Z
a. NJ: str American from Tacoma. at
$50 a m. str RsmEs from AntofoEnstn
via ports Jan. Str Arabia Maru
from Kobe via Yokohama. AZ s;50 .. mi
str Mobile City from Tacoma, at p. M;
, str Admiral Watson from Alaska. AT .1s
.. m. str Lena Lucksnbsch from Mahlls
via ports. AZ s;tS D. m. str Roman Star
from London via ports. at A. ~. crEis-
er Jeanne D'ArC from Francs. A. p. "a.
Sailed-Jan. io.--Str Horace Lueksu-
bach for Boston via ports; str West Jap
pa for BusnoH Aires via ports. At = a m. (:
str Norfolk MAru for Yokohama via
ports. at a, m; barge VIM. Noting
ham in tow OF tug Roosevelt, at a. m.
Jan Str Caddopeak for San Francis
co az midnight. str Texan for Tacoma
AZ 1890 .. M: str YoKsn Maru for Yoko-
hama. at $40 p. M; ctr Bearport for
Tacoma at I D. m: str Preridsnt Jack
son for Manila via ports, AZ IL a. MT
str Victoria for Tacoma. az 10 a nj str
Everett for Los Angeles via ports. az 10
a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
Steel Orders Show
Increased Business

NEW YORK, Jan. io.-The United
States Steel corporations untitled
tonnage statement. issued today for
December. showed an increase Of
T6.755.
Tho untitled tonnage December 81
was 4.44f5,3ss. against 4.sss.5s4 on
November 80; 5.s72,s25 October 81:
s.055.750 September 90. 1923. and e.
5.703 December 81. 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
CANADIAN LINE
CUTS MILEAGE

A saving OF from three TO four
hours for business men travelling be-
tween eastern and western Canada
VIII be saved by the new Long Lake
cutoff. II was announced yesterday
by the Canadian National railways.
Tho cutoff runs from Long Lake
station. 80 miles east OF Port Arthur.
at the most northerly point OF what
was the Canadian Northern main
limo, to Nakina station. on the trans
continental limo OF tho Canadian Ma.
tional system.
A saving OF 1928 miles win DO
made In the distance between Win.
nlpog and Toronto. and a saving OF
7o.2 miles between Winnipeg and
Montreal. over four hours VIII be
saved on tho Journey from Winnipeg
20 Toronto and three hours saved on
Winnipeg. Montreal service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
BUSINESS PLANS
FOR PROSPERITY
Big Industries Look for Busy
Year, Says Du Point MANAGER

That some OF tho largest indus.
tries OF the United States arc pro-
pared for an unusually heavy de-
mand for their products this year,
5 the word brought back to So.
attie by T. +. Dorcmus. Pacific
Northwest manager FOR r. I. du
Pont de Nemours & Co., after at.
tending the annual meeting OF the
company in Wilmington. Del. Mr..
Doremus was absent from the city
on his Eastern trip about seven
weeks.
In the paint. chemical, fabricold.
fiber silk. dyestuffs. explosives and
pyralin departments OF tho du pont
organization the prospects for 1924
are declared by Mr.. Doremus to be
especially satisfactory. Plans have
been made for greatly increased
outputs.
We look for an increase in the
explosive business in our territory
here In the Pacific Northwest Of at
least 20 per cent over that OF last
year" Mr.. Doremus said yesterday.
And this, too. In spite Of tho fact
that the government Is now. and
will be, for some time TO come, dis
posing OF a large store of ex.
plosives especially suitable for clear.
Ing and draining land and for other
agricultural and Industrial purposes.
AT our plant at Dupont, near Ia.
coma, we are repacking these ep-
plosives for the government, which
in turn is selling them at prices
far below the market for CONNER.
cial explosives. This. we feel. win
help to develop the rich resources
Of the Pacific Northwest and pro-
vide greater markets for explosives
and other products
"Thruogt the East In the indus
trial centers visited 7 did not find
a single note OF pessimlsm. Prac-
tlcaliy all lines Of endeayor that 1
noticed we're in exceedingly healthy
condition.
Many Of the Industrial leaders /
talked with believe the tax reduc.
ton. as proposed by Secretary OF
the Treasury Mellon. win be a won.
derful aid to industry. But no
matter whether this plan l. carried
ont or not, the feeling seems to be
that nothing can stop the develop.
ment now in progress"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
Building Permits

Jens Jensen. 73Os 2ist n. W., Franc resi-.
dence and garage. zsK4s. 1000.
J. j. Sandal. 1915 p. 18th It,. fran,
residence and garage. 2f13l. $4,000.
q. p. Swanson. 65ti sth n. vs.. FRAN,
residence. 2012i $4,000.
Ladies Jefferson Park Improvement club
2O27 18th g.. clubhouse. a0nsO. $4,000
W. IT, Hninsworth 1867 77th g. w
frame residence, 2iEss. $500.
John !. Hudson. 100 Empire BLDG. n. NJ
apartment house o5K120. sfaz. 600.
y. .. Daiva. 700 n. 10Th, frame resi-.
dence. 2sT40. 1850.
C. II. Raber, 2if3 r. 5fst at. fran,
reBidouco, 2Gx3g, $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
by IRVING r. BUSH

President Of the New York State
Chamber OF Commerce and Head
OF ti;e Famous Bush Terminal Go.
of New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. l0s--Again the
beginning OF new year finds all
eyes conferred upon Europe. Tho
conditions there AFRO only better be-
cause they nre worBe.
IIu Ihla L mann that tha .an..ia "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-10
RALLY, MAKES
GRAINS HIGH

CHICAGO. Jan. s.--Grains closed
generally higher on tho board OF
trade today.
IL was announced NJ tho pit that
an election win be held soon on the
proposal 10 extend tho close from
1915 90 y. IN. The close on SAtur-
day VIII remain unchanged.
Wheat closed strong and higher.
following noon rally vi G h
brought prices above last nights
close. ht.li sawz helped prices 40
hold their gains until tho close.
Continued light country offerings
and some export business reported
from 81. Louis kept corn in high
territory up 20 tho close. Memphis
reported Hhipplng offers from west
ern pointa cancelled.
Cash interehts had May oats 10
sell and this checked an advance in
this delivery. July went Up with
good local support.