The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 2

eps mY A pa a fee el eee oe aS eee Sa ana | PAGE 2 SRATTLE STAR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924, Se S| THE LUMBER PRICES rss reign tudes ARE UNCHANGED MEMBOR AMERICAN HOMES BUNMAU) FOR HOTTER AMERICAN HOMES ' } f ; / 41,500 New Accounts Open | in Associations in 1923 A gain of 41,488 depositor an $22,785,570 in savings is tho 1923 Yeoord of tho Savts ations of Was to a report f ay by E. 1 @ examins Olympia. T yer 47 per @nd of over eayings. a gain of membership 37 per cent in total of the year the Bavings and ® mombe der different classification and con. trol, and which have shown similar a PThis indicates,” Farnsworth states in his report, reely increasing number : coming interested In Ings. “War-time bond es taught Many people how they could fA feature of the report ts that at} the beginning of the year the a | Mee savings per individual was} $887.95, while at the end of the First photo to reach this cou save,’ to the king and queen. Queen Elizabeth and King George of Greece banishment by officers of the army and navy. Shingle Industry Dull; No New Japanese Demand | BY FRANK FOSTER Lumber pri during the past eral tendency tn towards a stronger market, The ¢ Unues steady of car material has be en have not changed | week, the tho gen. placed with the mills ginning of the | year, and the end of February will all shipped weo It nearly Belect fra ut $33 and car aills are b f $27. Vertical grain uppers are about $60, 1 tions point to a good yohime of orders for raflroad material from ho Western ronds, The retall yard Jo In active and demand from the ant! points ts steady, The f se of the ¢ postion at San Podro to stil affecting the Califor. nin market, but its recovery is cer. | tain, There ts from Japan, nor can any immediate bustness be looked for from that \quarter, Japanese t < ing letters of credit u ntry showing departure of|to the extent of at lea following their | cent, escured within thelr own coun- * jtry. Exchange ts a little better, Arrows point but the balance of trade aguinst | Japan emounts to about 260 mil- nothing new coming ka are refus ] Pounded Babe With |P Stick, Wife Says! James B, R of Aub w oid county arged with brutally beating S-yearold son with a plece of | wood, The complaint was « by Mrs. Rawley, who sald } spouse, becoming angered at hild, gra 1 a stick of wood a beat the baby on the body, Year the huge addition of new savers Hhrought the individual average down to $362.09. This, however, makes a Temerkable showing in view of tho fact that many new savers Crulted during the year Public schoo that, at 0 Qne-third of the sav te associations had been started Within tho year, ‘ in the {The Women's Christian Temper @mce Union has a national member- sip of 600,009. | Rawley’s arms until he released the |! baby, when ohé ran with it to the|F joftice of Dr. Frank Dennis, w |found the baby's hoy a mas Community Meet to Be Musical Treat To boost for Seattle and the dren i write letters the East's leading bu next week, according to T Cole, superintendent of sch: Mst of business men waa cornpiled by the Chamber of Commerce. Engineers to Hear Tiedeman’s Talk W. HL Tiedeman, assistant engt:| neer of the Seattle engineering do-| Modern partment, will speak at a banquet | Business College, to be held mt the Masonic Temple, Pine |I/ington, february 6. Street and Harvard Avenue, |||, graduate of the university. | Friday evening, February 1. a | | | tas yeesiting ectices, Sar Talk on Dahlias be the presiding officer. Mr. eenies. Hertemen /avil dptiver Addresses on the subjects “Get ting the Most Out of Your Boll” and “Cultivation and Irrigation,” will be given by W. A Irwin and W. W Henry, respectively, at a meeting of the Seattle Dahlia society, to be held Thursday evening at the Amer. can Legion club rooms in the New Arctio hotel. |of the American Society of Civil En-| gincera, at the University of Wash-| Tiedeman fs You can’t go wrong by buying your clothes here. You will find our fabrics, models and col- ors those accepted by the best-dressed people in the city. No Interest Charged Under Our | Deferred Payment Plan PACIFIC. —_AqwG P Oyrett ( 1771 THIRD AVE. con UNIVERSITY 57. had promised to - }iton dollare, Orders over-running nit are t ancelled. In discourng ) for extra romised Estate; Sues for Salary |" past 10 years Elia Gooch Fourth ave. W, a Henry Wat old bachelor of 6no- 4 last summer. Io leave hie extate, mare idle, W 0, to her, she claims view and the fact that orders 00 against the es | hand mount to 111 and unsold care day. | 220, prospects are not bright. © left the estate to/ is gomie demand for 1 mish, who ¢ aske for wages for the entire | about $17 4 of her employment. The opening of the logging camps soft gold of dreams‘and memories— Grain-gold, undulating to the wind’s caress— wine-gold, Sparkling in cryftal goblet:—sun-gold, flashing upon rippling waten— Ws gold of passion, Ay quest and conquell— treasure- gold, And what can add so much to gold as “a touch of henna in the shampoo”? —silken u inch shingles, | ‘The mother scratched and tore at|a sister, Kate Hopkins, Mrs. Mens-|and shingle cedar logs are bringing qua Vr 4 J ho for tho f to show them what dent organiza Tho afta le doing arr d by the inter-fra ternity counsel and the Conmopoll tan elub, | rs and try Amorigan atu ct |“Chinese Puzzle” Theme of Address | Dr. Charlies K EAmundas, presi dent of Canton Christian college of Canton, China, will speak before th of Washington student) here on February | Dr, Edmunds, on his tour of the country, has been epeaking in the pr ipal cities nd will stop in Be attle before for tho Ortent| to resume his ea. | During his otay in this country| ho has been looking for prospective | Univer jinstructors for Canton college in such subjects aa chemistry, history sociology, clish, mathematics and economic Hw specch at the local untverstty “Solving the Chineso on February 1 will relieve consider. jably the nonemployment altuation |which has been rather severely felt for some months pi MIXED NUMBERS A Bouthern schoo! t h ited with the following: ‘pants’ am an unocommot Laxative Wffect of OMO QUININE Tablets o system in a healthy nd thus ward off all at- tacks of Colds, Grip or Influenza. 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