The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 14

if } | Ship News | ides in Seattle SORE SPOT STORM WARNING That t Sitka, Alaska probabl ° thru British Columbia and to the hwest was re the Ortent MONDAY | TORSNDAY DRO, tT DRC, on - Vie First Wigh Tide |,, 7 Low Tite, O98 Rm, TSO TY Piet High Tide g That Advantage Is g Taken by Ameri- cans Hard to Overcome & severe storm ¢ east ewtos orted - wl Monday. Shipping to RALPH C. BENJAMIN and Alaaka was advised of the BOUVER. B.C. Dec. 27.—As || storm attack on © rate of ox Which makes $20 in Ameri b Money worth $28.60 in Canadian » the business men of + fh Golumbia are «etting under way ‘ in B.C." campaign men are frankly admit- meer econ sam’ GIVEN 10 DAYS) re part of the trade with the : States until the rate of ex 4 Z gives Gaaula there of an Hearing on Receivership Set break. )*¥ou Americans have the best of and you are just trying to see for Dec. 30 Dard you can stick us," a Van ‘Ten days in which to plead to an merchant declared in explain-| amended complaint filed by the ov] cENCAGO. Deo 37_—Crain trading | "ae Francisco Produce ‘the campaign ernm was allowed the Slogn Ship-|was quiet on the Chicago Doard of PRANCIBCO, Dee. 27 tute is Buy more from the States yards by Fede Judge Neterer, | Trade t yy th a eh trength- he Oe per Ib; prime firsts, 4 the States buy from ux, but it 34 and hearing was set for progressed The ‘ope p wenke | mne-~tnet 0 per Gon; extra fir Be were permitted to count the pec. 30 | Trading was light, wit rable | T4 ge per dox, extra pullels, Tle per dos; You buy from us and smuggle Action seeking to ce the ship-| sell ng by jocal Bb Provisions | un eed pellets, 68e per doe. the line, the trade balance! puiiding company in the hands of a| * We 08% ~ wheat epéned ‘at. $168, | noes ’ . fancy per Ib) be different. receiver, brought by the government, | off 2 ut later regained te. Maret PR TO PUT UP was recently dismissed by Judge | wheat opened off Mo, at $1.64 i, F F H E: R P in later. trading, May oreign Exchange IN INDUSTRIES Neterer. An amended won| Sqleine Nec tn later, trading: Maye oe eee SWS are going to have Canadian| then filed by United $1,60%, and held that figure. | change opened tate today, becmuar It te wings . jooomber corn wae unchanged at) « het in Lender and there is noth established to make our| Attorney Saunders, the opening, Goa, advancing Mel ing upse whieh to base © marker. Pre. for us. In the lom: run the subsequently; May corn opened down | timinary quotations were based on Fri Btates will be the loser, not Mec, at Tio and lost an additional ; 2524. un Me > oe © before the close: after opening nanged; Cans prices 00 hig e rate eld that figure is unjust. By the tim December oats was off Se at the y Gur own duties and taxes on BE CONTINUED opening and advanced Se later: | ; Goods, and pay the rate loaing Wa before the « July oats | te c agai |Faioine Be Tateg 7 Portland Market Status H found an American in vowinew West Seattleites Protest | Chi B. f Trade |. Tits vtte nd put the question to him, af icago rd 0 rai e| cotp 4, market steady to » aoe ing isn of tho teat t bas) Dropping of Service |... “eaaers.g cme | Raeeessatben we sees artis vom omeongy —-- Dee no $069 81.69 | tatty etre ea he said. “Bluff and bunk. 7 March he rer 1a heep Revetp! head: market te tention of the West Seattle fer. | Ms % 4 i can’t do It. They can get| -.Wrich the county commissioners |Mazicc-+ HN 165% LUS% | ctrene and, snchenged oan ooegen ot got their | DAY decided to discontinue Decem- | pes... sy ° Rane 40 @ 04s per don ee ber 21, was insisted upon Monday by |M&¥-...-. | 24% mM Ghecee—Tripieta, She por ge ge eamga in Canadian) , delegation of West Seattle citizens 7“2ior--> “748 1% meee fee e big, rich Canadians) 1) the meeting of the commissioners. “ “ “ Hating on the American |. matter of reconsidering the de-| o% hr a eer, Tish on ae bi cixion to discontinue was taken un ao a Ge Blame ~ sya amg oh ts oer ad ‘werent, 209 2200 if wall now to protect Cana- 12.98 inte | DEAD 3 TIMES” but a new adminis | Warns That. Baltic 186 13.30 | Might come along at any , ick tt over. Is Full of Mines )3:3/-:-: 13:2 ies 1S | the Canadian would be| Warning that the Baltic sea is| ue Buried in Different Graves Sout Why the biggest manu-| full of floating and anchored mines) — CHICAGO, Dec Cash wheat— | enterprises in Canada to-| has been received by Capt Harry | $6 hard, $1.77; No. 3 spring, $1.70) by Different Chaplains American. They know it.|Grosby in a letter from George! | ROONSBORO, Md. Dee. Mrs B is alwuys a lot of talk about| Clements, first officer of the steam | Lottie V. Michael of this city would the English stuff is. It's|*hip Eastern Victor, now in the Bal _Chieago Live Stock like to find out whether ber brother T tell them they ought to get) tic waters 9 GeEC AGO. Deo stoi o 8. Recipes. | Austin G. Michael, is living Or dead. and boost for Canadian- wih Mag Bulk of sale 161048 butchers, | “I have been notified,” she writes ff, but they won't do it. As! Cap W; ec! ed Laem 6@0-90; Naht.) “that my brother Austin was killed Of fact, the English goods Cc go of reck = whe — jin_action three different days at bbit betier than the Ameri| Dora May Be Saved | eiiieitecstpts, 23.490, head: market |thren different places and two dif steady to strong. Beef, §8@1440; butener Efforts will be made to salvage coal, oll, foodstuffs and other sup- plies, valued at nearly $60,000, on| board the Dora, wrecked on a sandy} bottom off the coast of British Co- lumbia, according to Capt. F. A. Ho vick, master of the vensel. Indian Life Savers Are Given Reward| Appreciation of their efforta tn at- tempting the rescue of the barge Pirrie, which foundered off the coast at La Push several weeks ago, were carried to the Indians in that seo tion last week by Mr. and Mra. P. J Pearce, representing the Puget! Sound Maritime circle. A consign- ment of tokens and presents were delivered and @ formal celebration held. Walter R. Cook Is Now Buying Cigars 0} who come up here to are very foolish. The higher here all around. ible is that Canada is try- ‘& first<lass power and has herself, She can't afford #@ English here aren't used to t They don't like it, If to face stiff American . the first thing they is calling out the bally feet. the Canadians themselves ty fine people. They are the Americans and they! the pep and go of the Ameri- The English, however, domi- the Canadian can't do any- But get sore, or go to the ” Blue Sky jure Completed of the new blue sky law the dumping of worthiess yearly into the state cf| lon, have completed their| Come the father of a baby boy. Cook, and the measure will be urged| POW in the ineurance game, was ‘at the next legisiatu-e.| formerly on the staff of David Rodg- 6 bill ‘Was drawn by a committee |¢T shipbuilder, * business men aura earl Big Cotton Shipment Lumber Trade | ¢, Go Thru Seattle Cuba, Jamaica! More than 16,000 bales of cotton, M. Corbett, head of the| weighing 4,000 Yonn, will be shipped yn Export Lumber Co., will|from Seattle to Japan by vemsels of Seattle Tuesday morning for|the Mitsui Company within the next Santiago and Kingston to|few months, according to representa Cuban and Jamaican markets, | tives of the steamship firm dere. o-e Make arrangements for heavy shipments from Puget sound Oil Burning Ships | to Be Coal Burners countries in 1921 5 = UDLIC Markets } | _ Due to the scarcity and high price of fuel oll, all the steamships oper reeneng mi uted by the Canadian Pacific Steam. lies cies ena potatees |#hip Company will be converted into Beale at wholesale prices. Stalls 16 | coal burners, Folled oats ihc: laree pike. wa ler, 22¢; 4-I. can Bnowdrift, 9Xe o Tb.: veal steak Stati 192 49 : large bottle catsup, 1 pie, 200, stall 2 phen large cana tomatoes, 2 PW. Lipton’s t PIKE PLAC 17, & the. pure American $e. Stall 1503, rich 2 Ms. 65 ti v Shipmasters’ Assn. Ixted, former secretary of | now defunct Shipmasters’ asso- jon of the United States, has been ented with a pigeon blue ruby cane} oat mild Oregon | PF th cream ick | ring con. anal, 102% Dromedary | for the organization. The Shipmas- | popcorn, 3 tha. Reve | ters’ association hag been sucegeded | . Carnation x, | by the Neptune association. pure fresh milk, ECONOMY |Dave Rodgers Has ie 37-3", 4 iG pkew. table figs, 25¢; | pkgs. mincemeat nercnoice| a Severe Relapse lite, 300 pure cocon, je tan} A Severe relapse from illness of OF apricots. ; §0e jar orange; more than a year’s standing was a gl uffered Christmas day by David 41.00 leading shipbuilder. With Se SANITARY | Rodgers he is staying at his , larne can cling peaches, 20:|farm near Des Moine oe 4, laces oe. peaches, |farm near Des Moines She; Hs Sun Maid seedicns muisine, G60; Sun Maid cluster raixinn | Wy fhe ean pumpkin, 10c Stall 24 Veather Bureau Report i Cottolene, $1.40; Mazola oll ATOOBH ISLAND, Dec. 27.8 A. M. 4 Tos white bea Falling barometer; raining; wind south, nae fakin 'S <4, raltea an ‘heut D mber 26 A.M. Falling barom- Jiaat sight; a meamer at 8186 a, tnt cn AS %b.; pickled pork, Str Nome City at 5:20 o'clock 4 ALY t. Stall 14, oF Raining; wind east, BBall 36, how . Bastern oysters, at, peanut butter, 150 mb O dine lows ‘suger co ; ‘=| Arrivals and Departures QUEEN CITY | Arrived 83, chocolates, best assorted, 6-%.| December 37—str Wapama from Sen 91.98. Stall 60, 2% The, fresh ground | Francisco at 7:15 a. m. it butter, 2c: 2 tbe. Flake White, | December 26—Btr Johan Paulsen from ‘ $ cans oll sardine bottle |San Francisco at 11 p. m.; ate Admiral ; 196 Tbe, seeded raising, 46c.|Bvans from San Diego via Ban Pedro . corned beef, 1-™. can eC, and Han Francisco at 4 p. m. str 12-™, can & Stali 46% from Ban Pedro via San Fran oo | Sailed ON Y. Coffee and Sugar | precemrer 272 imient weann tor WOK, Tec, $7 -—Olaae Maw, |Teceme et 6110 6 mio sl On Ree : pert tb; granulated, 7.90@se per ID. | for seu a 9:40 «. m ‘ott 7 Rilo, 66 ver Ib; No. ‘| December 26— Str West Ivan for Ma Va Give per ty alla via Vancouver, B. Oy and Hongkong SS@10 7s: canmers « $8.26@5.60; at A tneders, two different graves [OR25; cows, HE TSGH49: calves, “Returning comrades state Austin Walter R. Cook's sudden interest | in school affairs has been explained | © by the announcement that he has be- | it was learned Monday. | n appreciation of his services | SE THE ‘Upturn in Rails Is _ Help to Whole List on New York Market GRAIN TRADING GAINS LITTLE Quotations “Are Seenat-|| ened Slightly parket closed rallying Seattle | Clearings | Madances 6 Spokane Clearing .. slanoes s+ Cloarings Balanc 6,913,628,00 1,714,844,00 f eccee > |ferent chaptains have buried bim in mt Bheep—Recetpte 10.000 head: oe higher, a was in & Paris hospital with two of | them, October 29, and was recover. Ing nicely, but wae still there when they left. Now later comrades etate he was ip the Brest borpital in market Lamba, §8@ 12.60, at 9:20 a mi; str Prince George for Prince Rupert, B.C, vin ports at 11.46 Ni YORK, Dee °3.—The stock market today continued to move baetnane | lower levels, Baldwin, Mexican Petroleum, ¢ ible, Steel com mon and re { the motor shares we atte a} raders and foreed |down, Atlantic Galt made a new low for the year at #7, Crucible declined Ite ‘ The whole let wan helped by an upturn in rails around hoon, South jero and Northern Pacific, Reading and St. Paul advanced easily, Among] the vier stocks was Baldwin Locomotive, which dropped to a new low for the day at 80% Opening prices inetuded: General Electric 118M, off Ms Retall Btores }49%, up We; United States Stent 76%, off %; Northern Pacific 19, up Mr | Anaconda 31%, off %; New Haven 164, off & \, up 4: Vanadium 20%. up \%: Studebaker 42, up W OOM: Mexican Petroleum i5T%, off % BANK CLEARINGS {|} i] 1] 1| } Senne A cs Mle ei NER ATTLE STAR | EUGENE G mittee in New delphia and New York, protec tion.” Onythe witness stand before the Lockwood housing com- York, Eugene G. Bethlehem Steel corporation, admitted that his corporation had refused to sell steel except for open shop jobs in Phila- MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920. ONLY |PASS BROTHERS |HE WOULD BAR ARE RELEASED CHARITY FETES cream card parties Jon and Morris Pass, brothers,|and charity benefits be banned convicted during the war under the | by the city If W. A k has BD espionage act, were released from the penitentiary at Neil Inland| In a to the « Suntay committee M 8 at the conclusion « 1 ie term warrant by | et benefit f pu cording to immigra officia k 1 that the soclnis here t vs m herw PORT ANGELES MAYOR DROPS IN HE DENIES BIRD LAW VIOLATION Ww on Motors Be ul Ju re elected a week ago in the district court Mor pleaded | ma of Port Angele t not guilty jolation of the mig new commission form of er ferred Bellingham Caldwell Monday. Fisher is on @ Information filed against wie r of Went Washingt charged that on April 16 he ht |to study the commis 5 to # taxidermist in Be ham a! city government meadowlark, a bluebird and a grebe asking that they be mounted migratory law these birds are pro ‘Swallows Bichloride | BRIEF IS FILED Tablets by Mistake mmission’s ruling in allowing the Mies Hazel Marcell was impr uttle Lighting company to char in Columbus sanitarturn Monday,| $1.50 per thousand feet of gut, A after ing bichloride me tant Corporation Counsel Thoma ql mixtake at 933 Pine| Kenne Mon filed @ brief in st. Baturday night he supreme court of Washington. | The commission's ruling will be * reviewed by the supreme court Louis Arnold Faces (1 ee intone Bogus Check eee AD FIRM IS RUN hay btve, clasoaie ane, oft that Louls Arnold obtained $5 in chandise and $ nm cash fr i] r | Arnold was charged w ar pow lee’ Gute Eaotitaw “ae teeing BY EDWARD M. THIERSY FROM THE SOUTH on Market | A shipment of mixed vegetabies | hristmas buying. Prices \.ere virtu- | w ally the same as thom of Friday Local hothouse rhubarb at 20 cents) July, 1919. All of them atate he | had a head wound, that he was left Alaskan. Vintele Jom the field of battle for ded and Ketehikan—#atted December 26; str/tWo or three days later when they Jefferson, southbound, at # om. Sailed| were burying the dead they found December 25: Mtr City of Meattle, north: nim living and rushed him to « hound, at § p.m, Vessels in Other Ports firstaid place “We believe he recovered, but that his mind has become affected and piorteth—Artived December 25: Mri he has lost his memory and possibly inatarn Belle from Yokohama —Arrived December ‘mr | among the unidentified. Tajima Maru from Meattie, str Kashima jaru from Heattle. Arrived December \Goes to Jail for 19: Str Deuel from Seattle via Vancou ver, BC. Sailed December mr! di Wrst “ivan for Mattie via vancouver | Fraudulent Dog Sale Quayequil—Arrived December 22: Mtr) PARIS, Dec. 27 Having a pediar Wallingford from Meattie via porta | dog to sell, M. Petrement telephoned Haiboa—Halled December 24: Str Chan-| to a dog fancier that he was a count a Se aoe land wanted to buy Petrement’s dog. | Valparsiso—Arrived December 27: Str Merbiay from Meattie via Han Pedro, Cal-| The dog fancier bought the dog for | on = Gates : “ $4,000, but later found there was no io Fr > December 1 it to, Petrement Str Admiral Watson for Beattic at 2 p. count to sell it t Petrem war ny Arrived December 26 t Admin sentenced to 18 months’ imprison Dewey from Meattle « 5 December 25: Str Queen for & [pm Reported by Wireles: Canadian Geverament Hr Anyou at Union May. at 10:20 p. m.; str Admiral miles south of Ocean Falls. southbound, 10 pom; ate La ardy, northbound, | ment for fraud SHE’S A BRIDE B.C, ommunications r Norwood, San Fran tee miles from Seattle at fp. om: wte Meriden tiand for Beattie, off Cape Fiattery Sp mil « X. Baxter, Heattle for Ban 4 miles from Ban F 0} atr Charlie ¥ aS mil jars p son for Bea ehmond | = north of Richmond | att pm. | December 25—tr Toyama Maru, bound | for Seattle, lati 3 went, longitude | 49.38 north at # p.m Franciaco for Beattie, attle at # p. Beate Hghtenip at § Francie: str Queen, 450 miles atr Va! fan | p ‘or Beat + Wapama, Ban ie. 450 miles north of | & pom; ate 0 for Reattle tery at Bop. Beatle for Ban Pranci Meattio at # p. m.; ate Ad Rvans, an Pranciaco for Beatle, | miles from Seattle at & p. m.: att | Governor, Heattle for San Franc 19} miles h of Cape Blanco at § p.m. str Norwood, Ban Francisco for Seattle. 145 miles north of fan Francteco at & pm Vessel: in ‘Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminal—S8tr Kastern Lead er, atr Weatward Mo, ate Maquan, str Weet Hartland, atr Osaqumate | Great Northern terminal-—8tr Suwa Mara. jer 14—-8tr Lxfon. mith Cove anchorage—Str Mandasan Maru Pler #—Mtr Valdes Pier 4 Pier 2 tr Alameda, str Northweater Per t Morning Star. he. erminal—-U & § Surveyor, U & CG. Algonquin, ate Fulton. Pier D—-Str Johan Pauisen Pacific Coast coal bunkers—U 8 L HT | Alaska Steamship moorings—8tr Skag. | | Pacific Const Kngineering worke—tr| leontum, str Nile, #tr West Norranus Connecticut at. tarminal—Str Yororite Mtandard Ol dgck-—Str Bidridge. ander st. tertiinal—str Holly wood. Bpokane st. terminal! 8 L # Mellef, Duthie yarde—Str Grittdy Kast waterway terminal rod, atr Went Ison |General Petroleum dock |Tedd drydocks—atr sehr Columbja Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging worke— | Str Patterson, hull Rambow |Lake Unton—Hulla Abita Addison, Allen hu Str West Him. Str Effingham, Wheatiand Mont., Abnoba, Aby- Ahmik, An- ie erivand,, Binganes, Miss Augusta Glass is the ougnton, bride of Robert M. Allen of Roanoke, Va. She's the young- » est daughter of Senator Car-| , | be r Glass, former secretary of | the treasury and close friend| Ammen yarde—Atr Roosevelt. of President Wilson. The Marine Irom works—Schr Uknowk Maru, President sent his best wishes. Fort Harr imu Oregon, the market. From now on the «up ply of this popular ple vegetable wilt increase until the California stock comes on le Spade, from east of the mountains, are qu ton Local Markets Prices Paid Wholesale Deatere tor and a steamer consignment of green | bery stuff from California, was received | Diamond Saturday night, Mra M.| siloney anid jon Western ave. Monday morning to) White, jitney driver. replenish the supply depleted by the ported to the sheriff's office _ VEGETABLES IN WOMAN AUTO Local Hothouse Rhubarb Is Directs Robbery on Road Near Black A woman auto th on @ lonely r oman robber, acce }man, robbed Mra, White of 40 ouuts, 4 pound te beginning to filter onto ‘Hall Heads Better Business Bureau Appointment of ¢ Sales Managers to Hear Mayor Spea ayor Hugh Cald war veteran and University Washington graduate, aa manager of | Meeting here, @ Monday at $35 and $40 athe better business bureau has been| Vital importance to the silver and! weeks decides. The rest of the em Jannounced by KR. E No changes reported in butter and | Gent of the Seattle Advertising | Prosecuting Attorney AGO, Dec. If you can’t =n | yur office boy work, try this = e ovel plan. GRAS new 4 nov DP m9 Left-Overs From Make the office boy @ director in . : the firm! i, Grace, president of the| Christmas on Cars) pecisesty revotuttnnary, ien't it? Three gold rings, 14 purses, 24| sounds bolshevistic, but it's nothing umbrellas and 10 pairs of gic of the sort . ° a “ these ar a few of the arts that It's the way a Chicago advertising He defended the policy as “self- Sunta Claus forgot to deliver, Full| firm is running a new profit-sharing of Christmas cheer, the old gentie | Plan The firm is the Stolz & Wi! ———~ imen left them on various municip lames Art Service, with branches in street cars Saturday, With some |Cleveland and New York, hundred of other articles, they are There if no such thing as em- now in the “Lost and Found de. | Ployer. Every worker, including the partment of the traction company.|0ld partners and all employes includ THIEF WORKS: eeeeesantemmnte jing the telephone operator and the office boy, are “directors.” Any per ‘Daylight Hold-up leon may be diecharged by a vote of |the directors, Salaries are based on production. By a system of awardng points bonuses are distributed. on Street Nets $90 An unmasked highwayman robbed i J. Miloney, 208 Harrison at, of $901 Does it work? Weill, the other Diamond at the point of a gun in front of night—naccording to William F. Wil Miloney’s home Sunday afternoon, lams—one of their office boys work- directed a rob | according to Miloney’s report to po-led until 8 o'clock at night getting out oad near Black |jioe, ‘The robber fled towards town,/some mail that had to be in Cleve- land the next day. And the office boy did this overtime voluntarily! “Mr. Stolz and I have cut our sal- aries 50 per cent,” said Williams. “We came to the decision that the only way to get results in this rest- less age was to make every employe a partner. “We hire any man on the sug: gestion of an employe. We don't tell him how much we are going to pay, but we ask what he is worth. Three of Auburn, re .|New Electroplating Process Invented SHEFFIELD, England, Dee, 27.— A discovery that should insure an in- crease of production of at least 100 Per cent In an electroplating factory Was announeed by Frank Mason at a The discovery is of ompanied by T of apt. George electroplating industry of Birming- ham, Sheffield and London. POLICEMEN HOWARD T. KENT. AND RAY NEWTON were carrying heavy arms Monday. They were! made sergeants Christmas Morgan, pres ub. ployes tell ug whether the newcom.r is earning his salary, If he isn’t he leaves—by vote.” The firm banks its entire profits. Fifty per cent is divided among the members of the staff quarterly and the other 50 per cent is divided an- well and Joseph 168 1"| A. Swalwell will be speakers at the A MERE TRIFLE nually. The plan was put into effect : 9 - |annual banquet of the Sales Man Oct. 20 Com al double crate. 4.0¢@4 agers’ sociation in the Butler hotel The oldest * student 1 at Oklab “ o. » dow 300 ednend y n atth t ol Cotery Poy AE metee| © do aay night, Be ae and N rth | Agric ultural and Mechanical college ie EM | west products pe boosted jis Mrs. Ida Sloan, a 62-year-old wom- Buy Stolen Autos as Christma an of Atoka, Okla. One of the most distinguished Gifts - women physicians in South America, ¢| Charged with selling stolen autos, | Dr. Ernestina Peres of Chile, was A. F. Hug! 21, and his brother, |the daughter of a poor washwoman Harry, 18, were held on open | — - eepabneaabahceweria charges Monday H. Gaffner, | 4141 Alki ave. and Dr, H. G. Pere} grine, S814 W. Halliday st, pur-| Pumpkins Local per chased the autos as Christmas pres- —, ™ n a ents for their families, on to have or aa them seized by police as stolen prop- Sunech--tanroichond erty later e sein Anything the army uses—new Hobbard or reclaimed. fweet Poiatese—iver ; weet, Retatewe—Fer * | Blood Sacrifice Ll +. Us Tarmipe’= seal, Bor mask ie Delays Freedom) 0 poi -voore wor an wit Vemio—Tesacsses, ‘par Siaiapor Recause be gave a pint of blood in |trained as Mr Homebody. He washes | Surplus Army Goods FRUITS }a vain effort to save a man unknown | al! the dishes.” 901 THIRD AVE. Appiea— jto him. A. S. Franklin, former city! Her Husband: “That's no job in his ~eakipin Fe. Wash ceeseeesseeess1.00@2.50 | jail prisoner, was in city hospital] nouse. He doesn't provide food Next to Madison St, Loca} cooking ssee+ .76@209| Monday. Had he not made the futile! gnough to soll any dishes.” pot ane SRL - * | sacrifice, Franklin would have been - Cocoanute—— Ver 100 liberated Sunday. Emanuel Lund) Tahat was the gas victim whom transfusion | Cranher ‘ tailed to save If You Are Planning a Trip to pute YAKIMA.—Street railways held up “Smyrna cove : | rere Grapse— | POULTRY Almeria, per drum . need ttt | Prices Paid Wholesalers Grape Fruit Florida, per ease ¢.50@7 00 | Brollers--Dressed %]]} OR E A Ss Money Coinih, ber crate «22... 4.00@8.25 | Porkeyy.”tircaned si UNION Huckieberriew a) 160 18 MEAT PACIFIC lemons Per box 4.00@4 50) Prices ¥ to Shippers i ed $3585 55 | magert Tweuw'| OF anywhere JEMeuGy Pears 3.000400 | Medium 12.0016 0 . | Ses re a ree ‘ vd om pa Quotations at Stockyards It vill b t 1 Pemesr ° bos 1.000325 | “Trimes 10.000 10.50 wi e to your advan- Sipe Oures her fon. +. gil | Suen ee, eneten seg 95°|1 tage to call up this office NUT: 8.00@1).00 wy : Prices Paid at Wholesale wee 8.50 9.00) bef Pinna! letin g Almonds toe 19.37 s Feo Kee gements. The Cheat Cal, per th 40 » Japanere e VilbertsPer tm so ooy 1 hess me Tame ss ceeeee Virgitila Keystone, 1. in Japanese vs q| Teastings Pecans— Per tb ml: wom DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shi) we Hatterfat H _ “@ ‘ Meuse Freeh ranch Pullets Milk-—Per owt DAIRY PRODUCTS Corn Prices il Wholesale Dealers c ao : $3 nd Hone ranch .. vs 68 | Wheat-—Mixed Feed f 2 .60@ “bp | Alfalfa | Alfalfa Meal Or, triplets eras’ 0 | Serateh Feed Wisoonain cream brick 4 | Wheat Limburee 40 | Covoanut Meat Youss Americ 3) | Cotton Seed Meal Block 8 Vish Meat Wash, te vot LITRY Vriees Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Shippers trip ke | Mene--Under 4 the 4 te. and up : Brollere—-All weight» « Geese Turkeys Live Bo: Belgian Hares—Liv: Vlour—Per bb y+ one Grite ye Bean Meal ., Union Pacific System 3.00@ 3.60 Has just restored its popular pre-war passenger service FEED between Portland and Chicago by reestablishing the — Price Oregon- Washington Limited A through solid steel train of strictly high.class equipment and accommodations, Continental Limited Is a new train, carrying through equipment to Denver, Kan- sas City and Chicago, and affording comfortable connections for af points Hast and South, Our through service also Includes Salt Lake City, Den Kansas City from Portland and San Francisco aud Los wages from atte. —We will be gind to arrange your itinerary, make reacrvat deliver your tickets give all Information necensary to make your tr ecensful and com w ELLIOTT, Gen. Agt., Oregon-Washington Station, Seattle n 935 CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE, T1416 ond Ave. Biltott 5820. L. B, GILBERT, Agent, Oregon-Washington Station. Phone Main 6933, W. HL. OLIN, Ass’t Gen’) Freight and Passenger Agt., Seatile, Wash ene