The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 6

ESS fot Sa at anne reenictgah atins PAGE 6 TTIE ENGLAND BUYING LITTLE LUMBER | Protect Our F orest Grandeur — eee | : TOWERING| Future Market There of|* i UTY of, Northwest } ‘ac! } 4 forest giants is shown strik Vital Interest to N. W. V N k ingly in this composite picture \ nda by John D, Cress, Seattle for FARM TRADE BETTER = est photographer. : ’ Vi The site now occupied by Price Conditions Unsatis- 7 the city of Seattle was origi-| otory: Logs y i nally covered by a dense} factory; Logs Steady " growth of Douglas Fir, Red BY FRANK FOSTER y Cedar, Hemlock and Spruce} As a tor ni timber and many such trees est to stood on the present site of Rousing pr the Cobb, White, Henry and) worth ; Stuart byildings, shown in the} Great Brit e t picture | eiflc Northwest 4 The Douglas Fir trees here feet of lumt : shown are six to seven feet in under what am diameter and 225 to 250 feet I 1 K sand |high, compared with the 125 1 feet of the 10-story buildings. t rat They are probably 500 to 700 wt : . |years old. | (Pleture Copyrighted, 1924, by John D, Crens) with bunks in t fon of ships, 4 system The effect ¢ farm produce steady im) the prairie Period of adve three years, has cautious, and any boom in haps as well @f farm machin and extensive bu r until the rural accounts ar less “in the red.” The volume of business in fir is good but prices can ec as satisfactory. Th compete for orders is gaining the upper h at this early date the rice-cutting and even s talk of the present prices being maintained | (as something to be hoped for) untii| the half-yearly shut-down on the Fourth of July } Logs in the Puget Sound district} are fuirly steady at $25, $18 and $14.) tho there are indica of a drop} of a dollar on No. 1 grade. The shingle market consider ably better, owing largely t opening of navi on the Lakes, and ally be ts most di- and make “; Small Steel Companies _, Made Best War Profits Almost Half of Net a Went to. | Federal Taxes, Says Trade Group | In 1917 Jn. EH. MELIUS 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Our Prices Are as Low as highest quality lenses and frames will permit Satisfaction guaranteed. DR. E. H. MELIUS Optometrist and Optician 419 Pike St MA In-3605 rofite, of 5 if course, cent In 1916; 28.9 per tion of the nation SEATTLE -| 30,000 AmericanSchool ot eae was RD | United States APRIL 24, 192 STAR FRIDAY Nineteen Years of Greater Values! 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