The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 23

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FRIDAY, JULY 2 ’ SALE OR 15 YEARS : Jones Marine Act Provides for Biggest Business Deal in History JAMES HENLE THE SEATTLE STAR DROP IN PRICE OF SWEET CORN Potatoes, Too, Continue to Go Down New York Trading Sent Up to Higher Levels at Opening ‘Ship News| Tides in Seattle a First Low “Tide vr at Low Tide * a First High Tide eet corn took another drop Fri day morning a Recond Migh ‘Tide BIANCA IS IN | SOUTH AFRICA : Two Months Overdue, She Reaches Destination ascribed te the weakness in forelan a with @ cents ax the average top loam of approxin few cream squashes were wrket Mriday morn They but eted 4 points, and Reading we novelty on the ing, welling at 10 cents a pound ¢ not the first errr rer ROB w nf the season. a orn Products, 9 7h cents a dom tiring from th | lettuce market b n the slar at the opening of the » United States Mexican Petroleum, United States uba Cane Bu Two months overdue Bianca arrived ere s7eer | California ‘yelling at $2 and from Wenatchee for $1.45 a box The formation of the U General Mot ee # before the ond of the $1,000,000.000 Paper valuati et closed lower, n exchange quot the early afterr owing precipitate break board | missing fards and misc MORE THAN SOME NATIONS ne, per dor, 1.25@ Fag Plaat-—Fia., per at ' : was taken to Indicate raiment was p meet possible ee attaching to her hull # sailing speed “FIRST BARGE ON |. |. WAY 10 FRISCO doltars a year ts ‘Built in Ballard for Southern! A pretty good si reached since the Her nations of | Green Peppers. sn financial review this after- Yowly-created not of news developments puraled the speculative rket and resutted In another #e New California fon of declin- |} wistern Wash 4 fair activity on marked up to @ point or two lages, mills, factories, | mineral wealth Rheberb—_Per be! Mirtos Reese bern Sager Peas P Sweet Comm Per An: In the trading that the Improvement did not ing whieh developed in some of Railroad shares again gave evidence early » for them wan Jaret perial Valley ents fy them to cancel » way sharply and rapidly under the concentrated | altho rails held up rr GREEN T0 MAKE PRICES LOW ON | ~ PUBLIC PAY BILL WHEAT MARKET Tacoma | trading Is Dull on Chicago | Board of Trade With trading Turaige—Looa!, $2.500,000,000 The first of four new barges heing of the ships and bu ipyard= vu fern Washington e tug Tatoosh The deep sea tug Hercules al tar systems “The ships begin with the giant levi. to craft of| p@ratory as shipping | San is an en: | Shipbuilding are the purchasers of the Grapes Thompson seediees Grape Frait—Fioriga Board experts w tirely different flour or potatoes. problem from selling Honey Comb Lemons Per bow Laganberciee flour or pota-/sent south several weeks ago. TACOMA BANKS TO BUILD DOCKS. to. Them for Commissioners EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM ARRANGE Mighty few persons can use a ge | and Tacoma “too big for the bachtub, and its irk e rather expe tea Even persons {ntimately acquaint shipping Business might Le h makes it pow the vessels. To jee Cream Melons sible to bid for one fetta late ‘accommodate & system of easy Prices Paid at Wholesale | Atmeonde— Pert. | Fiiberte—Per ™ payments has been | —Becaugs the 1 Navigation © inia Keratons, DAIRY P RODL ¢ Ts Prices Paid to Shippers that the purct ean citizens netruction of docks on ‘ Seattle Lawyers to Play High-Ball | Milb—Per owt DAIRY PRE ‘aid Whelemale Dealers Local creamery, tion and ma Pyces would be dri New York Coffee and _ Sugar Quotations Would be rea NO DEFINITE TIME FOR SALE IS SET Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers Foreign Exchange merely 4 directing the mn @ board pa 4 business meth ods and the « be attained b erally thought Slnwas “a Chineie Beigina Maree wer ar rather | Eggs at Hoquiam F tramp steamer Jong period of tim ve Stock pwing’ thie length | 2,2 eee" Prices Paid Wholesalers Chinese egg Turkeye—Dreseed Of the ships i ¢ from Dairen Vessels in Other Ports Gt $2,000,000,000. v F alle at Prices Paid to Shippers Quotations at Stockyards * Dewe Leaves for py y With Cargo - Status of Frisco Market The bids which have beer RAIL MEN i GRAYS HARBOR Hannaford Predicts Huge Lumber Demand 8 #140 per dor Denver Market Status Big Run Salmon ri Alaska Water! Reported by Wireless +f Naval Communications HAY, GRAIN AND FE) Wholesale Price Per Ton, Oity Price 3.—President aford of the Northern *aw as many an 48,000 salmon believed such 9 sible had T*not witnessed it ¢ the board ot ruger, | Alfaite Meal and other Gri nor points yes rain of 10 coaches Vessels in Port at Seattle Today éarried the part Spokane Out of Service 11 Days| an obstructic * | Cotton Heed 3 Meni railroads since the panic ment of the tion program and will crew mendous deman of raimon trodt withdrawn from hurned butter fresh ranch ones. to Victor H herman who conferred with him here 10,000,000,000 MIDDIE placement of ties recoff™truction iLack of Fuel Oil Delays Steamship * ss Connecticut Chain Store will Open in Seattle ew York to the Bastern Importer, str port owing to the cans Royal baking p 1021 Second ave where dltera has been taken o Hound Pridge & Dredging works alto building, Seattle Arrivals and Departures | Balances .. Operations of thi $6 683,976.68 directing the tion of improvements the third store of the chain on the | lo Pacific coast, San Francisco and Los) ;., This will be Baxter from Ban Francisco at. Amos yards motor ahr Apex from South- and the marked stump in * Kastern field, jobbers say Cherries are a Currants are searce Fri achos rawfords from Alexand Merchants say that another rise in inevitable soon, | market remains unchanged. butter 6G ot 260 400 to ony ony oe bo re rr “ a0 se “7 “ Pm 8 “ 7 9 | rate 79.00 | 40.00 00 78.00 82.00 1200 59.00 36.00 40.00 6 5.00 20.00 “100 00 -b608 TOSSERS TO PLAY K. OF C. the the Knights of Columbus team at) | Hiawatha field Saturday at 2 p. |The middies have b m.| en practicing on 'ASK REVERSAL ON INJUNCTION City Wants Jitney Action “Thrift” Prize Essay in Wash- ings Bank Contest ° Meagher was ld to take care of throw thém |Jitney drivers against the city other things are the result of effort|the temporary injunction be vacated improvidently 3 must not be | enforcement and Insint that him for doing certain tusks about the house. small sum eve a larger amount | nesday if the stlperior court on its - HOTELS ASK FOR PARKING ZONES :: |Don’t Like City’s Elimina- |?" tion Plans the child how mony sum equal to what he has Do not give the child money in. definite purpose and used for that purp eral children in Extablishment ‘most in a given period of pega Jeonsideration by the board of public 4 | works Friday te plans for six parking sta the downtowr representatives jof the city utilities department, y he receives for| streets and sew understands the money he haa put into a savings | in earning more 6. When he ts older iet have a «mall garden spot where he | raise vegetables to his mother for the y them on condit rt of the moni City president of the and well them elimination of their “ he will have less temptation to) led to a reconsideration by ue |epend it carelessly Practical plans for home economy likely Friday stations would be established take care of the keep each department within its al | needs of individual districts, Gov. Cox Announces He'll Speak i in West month's allowance 3. Shop in person rather than by minafe the expensive articles agreed to speak City and Ogden short ape and fruit The nominee ix to this afternoon trip to his home |stump campaign. Wear old clothes sen are presentable those that are out of Bradstreet and Dun Say Prices Are Going Down and make over |Discover Gold in Canadian Well eral gold nug @ shallow well Andre in Saskatchewan. at Calgary showed the gold to The nuggets were of high quality Feng by George who has filed a claim to the! atment of bruises ° was escorted from TurrelPs Semi- Annual Clean-Up Sale Unmatched bargains in Low Shoes for men and lines do not parallel exactly because they are based | on different commodities. BY FREDERICK M. KERBY ed the peak. The downward te latest figures compiled by Brad. ¢ they touched slowed by a fur-| et's commodity average wholesale articles of most United States, stood This was a Department offers Women’s White Canvas Shoes, with Louis XV. is, welted soles, at.......cerccoe $2.80 Sizes somewhat broken, Downstairs compare. with high point for this year numbers include commodities. The} Id have been greater if food | had not held up anticipated drop in food unexpectedly. e harvested from now on e in general price lev ed to continue at @ more rapid Women’s stylish Oxfords and Pumps in all the $4.95 .. $7.80 prevailing leathers.....cccccoes Men's Scout This department saves good money on every purchase. Turrell’s Bown Stat Second and Madison. indexes are based on whole. | the wholesale! of weeks or! wholesale prices continue to | has a right to expect con abroad are dropping also, | index num-) ompiled by the Stati (British), | conomist (British) jental Economist (Japan) DAYLIGHT EXCURSIONS TO SAN JUAN ISLANDS gua leaves Colman dock daily (except Monday). days 8a. m,, Calling at all San Juan fsiand points and arriving Belling ham 9:45 p.m, Calle at Richardson, Priday Mar nd the Orb} ANNOUNCING The opening of Store No. 7, to be ° known as SANYO BOOTERY No. 607 Jackson Street ON JULY TWENTY-FOUR . Nineteen hundred twenty SHOES OF HIGH GRADE For the Whole Family taboos PUGET SOUND! NAVIGATION CO TAKE THE BOAT TO TACOMA + 3S, 7, OP. MM. The best dnd We Extend our Welcome to All With a small token as a remembrance of this day SANYO CO. SIX STORES Kiviny bay. cheapest way te ge. ROUND $400 S!NGLE —FARE Pedestrians Hit by Autos “A This Year Walter Koppler, ran out of the brush into the path of G, Vahibusch’s auto on Mt. Baker urd Thursday night. Vahl h, who lives at 2020 Terry ave, reported to police Friday. Walter wan bruised, but not serk ously injured ova BURGLAR VISITS SICK FINANCIER Leaves After Wife Surprises Him Bix shining new street car tokens |and $15 were taken from the home Jof William Thaanum financier, 388 16th ave. eccentric burglar. He told Mrs, Mary Thaanum, wife of the financier, that he # looking for something to eat sa. m, Friday by a prised bim in Thaan um’s room Thaanum 1s fll. Rather than dig: turb him by raising an outery, Mrm num allowed the prowler to @@ After the thief had left, she notified the police of his visit. Mira Thaanum said that she had seen the man about the house a month Thaanum is president of the Queen Investment company and viee al weeks ago the | fined to his bed DIVERS SHOWING ENTHUSIASM LIBERTY LAKE, Wash., July 28) |—Diving has become the popular sport here since B. Endelman lost @ $1,000 wparkler in the lake and fe 7 fered a $200 reward for its return, CANADIA PACIFIC Victoria & Vancouver, B.C. “Princess” Steamships Leave seattle | anadian Pacifie Dock Pier 1, Foot of Vester Wee 5 9:00 A. M. DAILY FOR VICTORIA AND. VANCOUVER: 11:30 P. M. DAILY FOR VANCOUVER DIRECT SPECIAL TOURS TO VANCOUVER ISLAND Four Transcontinental Trains Daily FROM V ANCOUVER, B.C, 8:30 A, ML 46 PM " To All Middle West and Kasters Destinations in Canada and ted States, CITY TICKET OFFICER GOR Second Ave. Phone Main 6 F. L. STURDEE, General a $4.95 7 id Ses et Washington Mutual ngs bank, He was stricken #@¥- nd has been eom

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