The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1921, Page 18

ISTIC ‘ Knew He Was “Hard Up” Till Wall St. “Loan Sharks” Said So BY REX F. GLASSON cht, 1921, United Press; oe hted in Canada) Ss eR Mich., Feb, 11.—Flenry doesn't need any money from st “loan sharks,” he de tm an exclusive interview to- He received orders for 67,000 b in January, he said expects business conditions to fs not golng to cut wages, said. The $6 a day minimum his plants will remain tn force. ty thousand men are now ¢m- fn the Ford plant. bad en _ payroll 43,000 men will be yed ae “alternation two-week until full capacity produc ts resumed. CE OF STEEL IS G FORCED DOWN feature of the extsting tn- eng is that the price is being forced down, Ford motor industry ts the main- ef practically all other en- and its future is assured Jong as the world keeps mov. Ford said. world today ts on wheels am certain that ft always The motor industry ts upon to supply those wheels, demand is getting stronger Ford's answer to those saying that the automo- “I didn’t know we needed It untf! ™ few loan sharks came out and to tell we did.” Fort re- “But I think of them that | While Ford talked of the future the industry he walked about experimental shop in his Dear Plant and stopped before a Propped up in a corner, he studied carefully. It ap- ly was to be used in work- out some néew Ford idea, be it was the only object that the attention of the motor tn his room, his inner shrine, Which many of his patents have _ been worked out and into which ‘few are permitted to enter. Beven or eight mechanical experts “Were busy in different parts of the a working on machinery and Dive prints. “Oh, we are just working out « few ‘@w ideas for some of our machin ery.” he replied. “You know, there fs always something that can be im ge lie upon.” private office were many sat among them those of Edison, the electric wizard, close friend of Mr. Ford; John Burroughs, the famous naturalist, _ Who is another Intimate friend, and tthe Prince of Wales. In one corner was a black leather hair, and into this Mr. Ford sank. “What would you say about future conditions?” the interviewer “Will they ever return to may take six months; tt may ‘& year, or even ten, before bust fe again normal; but it will get appen, So you see what demanded, and will be demanded, industry.” rth he was asked, “did your plants in December? j@ that the closing was forced times’? have not experienced any times’ in our business,” said Ford. “We received 67,000 orders in January. “We closed down to make a num- Der of important changes.” This was his only reference, for apemention to the resignations of k Klingensmith, vice president and treasurer for the company, and other high officials, ROTATE CREWS TILL FULL TIME IS RESUMED “Before we closed,” he went on, “we were employing about 43,000 men in our Highland Park plant. At the present time we have brought Back nearly half that number. Next Week we are going to bring back the other half. The first crew will step out for two weeks while the other works. Then the first will come tuck for two weeks. This rotating mystem will be used until we grad wally get to a point where we find fit necessary to put on a ‘ull quota. At the present time married men and others with dependents are being given the preference. That seems to be the fairest way.” “Are you going to cut the men's E pay?” he was asked. “Certainly not,” Ford replied, with E emphasis. Nobody in our employ ts going to starve while the readjust ment is going on either. Our #0 4 slological department, despite reports ; to the contrary, is now in the best shape it has ever been to look up and handle deserving cases.” “There is one good thing that has jr come out of this present situation,” Ford continued. “And that ia it is forcing down the price of steel. ‘The steel interests are now willing to take half a loaf rather than none.” The interview also establishes the falsity of the many rumors that have Ford i iil. the best of health. He was as alert and active as ever; his face radiated the news that he was not ill and had Bot been il recently. The real name of Pocahontas was Matacka Meron | ene ps, Ship News Tides in Seattle rRipay FED, 11 First Low Tide 1233 am, Le ft First High Tide Tes am, 18 tecona ‘Law ‘Tide Lah p, o ft ig! m, 10. SATURDAY FEB, 12 Te wom, OT —— STORM WARNING A southwest storm warning was ordered displayed at 730 & m. | THE SEATTLE STAR Oils Lower, Prices Uncertain at Start NEW YORK, Feb. 11, York Stock xchange today. generally down. | Reported segregation plans for Reading had an adverse effect on com mon stock, which opened 1% off at $1 and quickly dropped to 80, The refe dd re ned f) ” ia Petrelours © United tates Steel was Prices were irregular at the opening of the New The changes were slight with the olle moat California ran down a point at 40. off % at 52%; fie was off %& at 119%; Baldwin Locomotive war UP Mw to 59 The cpening quotations tno U. & Steel, eds phair, 96, unchanged: General a) Anais, ff Me: bbs 7 & Rub! 4) General unchanged; Southern Va jon Pacific, 119%, off %. ¢ induatr) nit the Tnduatriats Jeter and Naldwin vo was un %. Mexican Petroleum, General | Friday, Arrivals and Departures Arrived February 11.4tr Deuet from Nong |kong via Yokohama at noon. February 10--8tr Cordova from Southwest via Southeast Alaska, at 9 a mj str Pract dent from San Pedro via Ban Francisco land Victoria, BC. at Tp ms |Keys from Hongkong via #nans Yokohama, at 1:30 p Challamba from Port Bt ton from British Colum! Pm; str West Coyote from Tacoma, at 130 Bom February ti-—#tr Admtral Sebree for fan Padre via Bellingham, Vancouver, 1. G, and Ocean Falla, CG, at noon February 10--Motorship Challamba for Callae via San Pedro asd ports, at 7:10 Dm; str Lyman Stewart for Olwum, at 10 & m, str Cordeva for Tacoma, at neon; str Queen Ban Diego via Ban 4 Ban Pedro, at noon; schr Vessels in Other Ports Port Townsend.February 11--Pasned to, str Devel for Seattle, at 8:50 a m. Port Townsend February ie i. Alaska and Beattie, at 2p m. Balled, str Weat Coyote for Hamburg and Ant~ werp via Seattle, Portland, fan Francteco, San Pedro, Cristobal, Liverpool Londen aod Mull, at 2 pm. fan Francieve—February 10—Gailed, otr A. F. Locas for Be: Dungeness February ~ a streamer with B, & Ty en wack, probably City of Reno for Point Wella, at 2:19 ~~ February 16—Str Alameda, off Unton Pasa, northbound, at § pm; etr Bpo- kane, near Ocean Falla, B.C. south- tound .at § pm; str Metwu Maru, let. 62.20 north, long. 140.37 west, outbound, act pm U, & Neval Commenications February 16—Str Artigas, Seatt for south of Cape Fiattery wtr Lyman Stewart, Beattie pamed out Tatoosh at 10 p. m.; vane West Canon, San Francisco for Puget Sound Naval Station, 244 miles from Bremerton at § pm; atr Deol, Yoko- hama for Beattia paswed Port Angeles at 5p. m; str Queen, Seattle for Ban Fran: cisco, 100 miles from Beattie at § pm: str San Diego, fan Pedro for Tacoma, 37 mallee north of Columbia river at § > m. . Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, Fed 11—# A. M —Harometer rising; ratning: wind soath- west, 10 miles an hour, Passed tm. steamer, at midnight. Pased out, mast schooner, lumber-laden, at February 1 20 & m.—Thick weath- with rain; wind south, 14 miles an ‘| Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminal—Str Crees Keys, wtr Weet Notua Great Northera terminal—Str Katori are Ref st. terminal—U 8 C Pler &—Str Delight. Pier S—#tr Santa Ana, str Alameda. U. ©. Gnioping Beard Yardo—Gtr lcent- um, str West jo, wtr Weat Hart- land, str Wee gi. str Eastern Leader, str Yosemite, Pier A—#tr Admiral Goodrich, ety Prest dent. Pler O--Str City of Seattle, str Admiral Rodman. Paciie Goest Coat bathers 6 1. S Be atest Steamship meortng— Str Skag- way, str Victoria, Lander Street terminal—8tr West Cayota, Spokane Btreet terminal—Str Balvatora. East Waterway Dock & W ‘West ivia, str Kayseeka. Todd Dry Dock—@tr Forest King, str City of Spokane, str Admiral Sebres. ‘| Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co— ci Rainbow, str Patterson. Ames Yard—Str Roosevelt. Laks Union—Hulla Abilia, Abmoba, Aby- dos, Addison, Allenhurst, Anmik, An- thon, Barden, Bertrand, Bingamon, | Biseays. Black Woit. Bianford, Oel- win, Houghton, Peruta, Puyallup, Cagacan, Capraria, Cardia, ( Charua, ‘Chesterfield, Chalets, Cinyras, Corus, Cortan, Cola, meas, Clone, Eiliasa, Mectra, Endymion, Fort Stan: Fort Jackson, Standard Boller Works dock—U 8 C & G 8 Explorer. Reffernan dock—Mtr Ketchikan, str Jef- wix, Fort Harrison, ferson, U Wawona, Boy Is Accused of Beating His Father Clyde Bristol, 24, refused Friday to tell why he and BF, J. Pickering, 8 Burveyor, US C&G 8 25, broke into the Colman Creosoting | works, Thursday night and beat Bristol's father, a watchman. The senior Bristol notified police of the alleged assault, and Patrol- men C. W. Bell, R. C. McWade and W. J. O'Brien arrested the pair a few minutes later. Parts of a dismantled automatic pistol were found tn their posseasion. Pickering later showed the officers where they had hidden 14 shells. ‘They are held on open charges. Alleged Music Co. Thief Is Charged In an information filed by the Prosecuting attorney Friday, Harry Lamerean, accused of entering the Martius’ Music House, January 10, and stealing certain articles, was| charged with burglary in the sec ond degree. “We're From Dixie” Says New U.W. Club The latest addition to the univer. sity's geography ts the newly-formed Dixie club, composed of students) hailing from all parts of the South. War Zone to Have American Forests PARIS, Feb. young pine trees have been shipped to France from America for replant | ing in the devastated regions, TO PROMOTE CLOSER RELA- been circulated to the effect that | sity, the interfraternity council has | Pe He appeared to be in| 11—Twelve million |} 1t and some others advanced an average of & point each. The rally was short lived and was attributed to short covering. | N.Y. Stock Sachenge (Tharedey‘e Quotations) Verubtned te 1. K. Manning & Ce.’ Pri- Weidncoday’s Lr » GRAIN PRICES — ON WAY DOWN : Wheat, Com and Oats Hit =r by Decline Anaconda | mai, & Onte CHICAGO, Feb. 11 &rain futures de Hoard of Trade Corn and oats were Influenced Provisions Brock! Amer amen. On the face of ined day by the wheat market. were lower. March wheat opened down 1i%o @ $1.66, and dropped an additional 2c Inter, May whoat opened at $1.55 %. off %. dropping 3%e subsequently Ay corn opened up we at 68MG but dropped I\ec in later trading July opening unchanged at) rr ped So in later trading ¥ cate opened up ee at 44 and gain e later, July o tow mares Opened at 154e, up Ne and dropped Ne eubsequently, | Chicago Board of Trade Northern Pacifie. ... Pan-Amerioan |ewehera Btromber ™ ue Aincha-Jenenes. Lees Total salee sto 408,000 caren, Liner BONDS Nigh Lew Firat 9%'s....-. 0612 Cont Beta. Lt Tr 10 11 Holi@ay 180-242 Holiday 47 62 Holiday Tomorrow Cora~235 cara Onte Wheat +0 care Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, 29.000. Marke is core, Poh 1t Hoge 15@ the higher ners, 4. Recetpta, nul roughs, $7.40@7.7h 6,000. Market, steady, butoher stock. 5. $3. Atohison Gen. #9... h & O Geld es... | Heth. Bteet Nef te “| Coat Pactfic ist ae . S a & Joint oe N. Y. Coffee and Sugar Gen. Oe. NEW YORK, Feb 11 $5.02; refined, firm; Coffes—No. 7 apot Tue, 6 fogar, firm. eranuiated, So No) 4 Gaston, 4 OlP Ko . oe 4 Foreign Exchange s NEW YORK, Fee 11.Fereten em . chan. today, with de * france, 0733 fire, Canadian doi- mati Securities San Francisco Produce | remuhel ty 1. i Menniog ®, BAN FRANCISCO, Fok 11.—Putter— Extras, die Ih; prime fireta, é2e Ih ¥ Extras, 3440 dou; extra firsts, Me : firsts, Ibe doa Pullete, Ie doa; undersized pulleta, 19%6 dom Cheese—California fata fancy, 37¢ ib oe Portland Market Status “PORTLAND, Feb. 11—Cattle market Bominal, unchanged. Hoge—Recaipta, 9%. 2 Ce ‘e Pri- Heliding pacman Sih 1904 « Ro | Nossten to Currency French t's, 19: French (8, 1917 Freneh ta 1928 2— Italian a 1918 ritish 5a 19 um be, Hiritien 6 ‘do Market, steady, unchanged. Hheep market slow, unchanged, ae is 18 Gite ee a ee a i, RR Pe ic cet } QurEN carr Stalls 2-04. 4 Me California sary beans, Ie; 4 The head rien Die Malle 49.40, marshmaliowa fe T.; peanut brittle, oc M. Stall « back bones, 3 pot roast, 1240 T.; boiling beef, Ie T. Stall 2%, Armour's bacon, 280 t Barton's best hame, all 93, . [fresh pollet exes te dom Stall 16, freah : ~ ilk, "he gt assorted jellies, + glasses | JAPANESE FINANCIER IS DEAD Stall 60, 2 cans peas, tha 8 - € " head rica the = ed Japan's most powerful SANITARY nancters, Baron Rempel Kondo, Man 199, Borden's milk, president and managing director of Tithe can Dy Crystal White soap, 4 bars 2% | line, in dead in Tokyo, according to assorted Jama, Jar; orange tee 3 | cable dispatches received here. 3 PCT. INTEREST REQUIRED Payment of 3 per cent Interest, in stead of the prevailing 1% per cent $06 Mm. Stalle i; Det 7 |Northwest Passenger association in for breeding purposes, Stalla 16-17 white beans, 250; 4 Ibe, medium |the Oregon Washington station he 4 rie Be; 49-™ x Snow Fiske | Thursday. flour, $2 Stalls #-9, lamb chopa, 200 ASA WE T.; pork sink, abo Tb.; pot roast, i2%0 mE} |p Potent 105, prunes, 196 ™.; 3 Ihe bad RIA RICH IN MINERALS farina, 266; Madrona tomatoes, 100 ean. Waldemar Toritch, mining engt- Stall 192, 4 rolls totlet paper, 300; catsup, 140 bottle: 2 Ths. peanut butter, 26c. Beall 120, Borden's milk, 11%¢ can; 2 « corn, tbe; 6 tha, Crinco, $1.26. Btall 13%, cream cheese, 266 Th; cottage cheone, 166 Stall o”, 49-1. mack Blue Stem patent flour, $2.40. neer of Vindivostok, informed the Engineers’ club Thursday that Bast ern Siberia is one of the richest coun- tries In minerals, timber and fishing industries, but needa capital for de- velopment. The luncheon was held in the Arctic building. e | BANKERS PLAN WED SPORT Seventy-five employes ‘of the Seat- tle National bank, the Scandinavian | American bank and the Bank of Cal- | fornia were to leave Friday for Scen. to spend the week-end enjoying winter sports, ECONOMY Stall 26, pure American cane mear, 4 Ma. 230, § The. 660; wkinned poles ,2 the 2he; halibut cheeks, 26¢ ™.; soles, 100 TM. Stalin 20-21, large sweet oranges, 200 doz; Juicy lemons, & for 100, Stall 40, pure ground chocolate, 25¢ Ib.; Xlent Blond coffee, 1% Wa. b0c, Stalls 87-88, 6 bars Crystal White , 1%, Blue Ribbon tea, 606 Tha. cholow split prunes, 26 pure freah milk, 9e| ic, at. Stall 6 cottane cheone, Stall 61 lard, New York city’s longest bridge | over Hell Gate cost $15,000,000. Stan 17 — Te. iTo, 4 ton. 83 re jeoks’ lie Bah p Four Weoks' Free Trial MOTION PICTURE | TIONSHIP between Chinese and pon "eat ths sg American students at the univer: |i, Mo, 2% ca INVESTOR $e: 40¢ can peaches or aprh And epecial report on any com; be,’ Stall 65, 400 can apricots, 80¢ r uke y pany | ted a policy of entertaining apple jelly by the pall th th in which you may be interested, Sub. Chinese men at fraternity dinners. i Ade tapioca, 26e; Royal White seription per year, Great value to | pare 26c, Stall 1013, fresh peanut but: | ¢ nde z\ter, 2 tha. 260; creamery butter, 400 th. |'0ee® Interested in a business in EASTERN LUMBERMEN COMING Htall 48, imported anchovies, sé. wenti | Which there are all the gigantic prof. For a week's visit with lumbermen | 7; extra sweet oranges, 26¢ dor; Bpitzen- | its of oll, with none of oil's hazards, of Washington and Oregon, 86 ret 7 Delicious apples, $1.75 per box | Write today. Address edie ihiiiate "ar thew 1627, pot roast, 100 tb.) round nf pene 2eiere oe New York state (ihe th “Bali ai a" me pure sgTION PICTURE INVESTOR arth Seattle jureday, oe |. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. | the Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamshtp | Mash Flake Whit 2 te Soc Stati 31,| Will be required on cash dally bal | galt walmon, 100 Th: fresh herring, 4 Me. | ances of all municipal funds on hand iia, Item seedless raising, ta. | from banks designated ae city deport coma taries by the provisions of a bill Btatte sirloin steak, 200 T.;| Pending in the legislature, Corpora omy 14, rock eg a on Counsel Walter F, Meier inform. els sear See ee age tse te. {02 the city council Thursday, % Stall 103, cream brick ches 2%¢ T.; ‘ —— = full cream cheena, 290 Stall 18, mitk,| TOURIST TRAVEL PREDICTED Z tans the; elbow cut macaroni.’ 3 me] General paasenger agents of ie; 4-T. pke pancake flour, 260. Stall ‘ ee pcet bee ake femur ike tall | American and Canadian railroad | Foor butter, 430 Th. 2 tha S5c. Atali 2, rab- | lines predicted heavy tourist travel dita, 26e each; botling beef, 3 The. 26e. |to the Northwest this season at the WESTLAKE monthly meeting of the Pacific Man 116, for mic, turkeys and geese COMMODITIES — AT OLD PRICES! eeived this morning from California, with the exception of celery selling | Hu at @ slight increase at $4.0 to $6 per crate, California sweet potatoes were wearce and shipments from the states will take their place The apple market opened with « boom but seen slacked up on account of the weather. It is believed by jobbers that bat- ter will advance a few cents within the next two or three days. They alno think that eggs have reached rock bottom, quoting at 31 to 32 cents for fresh ranch and from 26 to 28 for pulleta, Jw Jo Ti Jo! Ww Arkansas--Per hamper .— joan, per Tae on. Wash triplets POULTRY Paid &; Prives Ay Wholesale Dealess os eons een sone eo eemnwesd Decks . Mene—Usder ¢ Ba —— - Prmes posetesenssepest eet tt074 Rmooth heary Rough heavy - Bacay — Prime tame Yearlings SAVE MONEY Travel by steamer TACOMA DAIL) 1 1:00, Too. oot is mis 7c kiets'§ | BO incl uding War Tax VICTORIA BC PORT ANGELES - STRAIT POINTS SAN Pee eat tee eae | ISLAND POINTS err crear ORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONN HOOD CANAL POINTS NEAH BAY & Way PORTS PUGET SOL JND NAVIGATION MAN DOG Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Nesidence Ante Vgigiio, Seattle 2 ra . ia, , Beattie an Celery From California at Head, HY ’ ” “Slight Increase tae Bike ernie: ont feet A shipment of commotition re deers es Sonitte-feest lowe, Leo 1 were being sold at Thursday's prices, | White, Jacqu Mahoney, James Mi, Beattie Mooer: Beat Kinney, Bt Qrannens, Tl M., 4017 20th & W. o bbs — prion T, 624 Hoyt YW, Teas per4, a wit, na! frabroskan’ n “pe aie" ‘sous “h, boy. DIVORCES GRANTED ‘Tracy, Drew, Mit riette Lee from Charles Listman, Emma from Harry lL. Cola Ly Prees, Catherine M, 70, 66 W. 76th Anderson, La ome. nest, re A. 14 dayn 8833 th N mestoreuict, inon A, 2 months, 7751 Lane phy pag 24, 1122 Harvard N re John, age unknown, 1020 10th 5 Vernon, Lyte A, t Ryan, Albert Ww. Sullivan, John B, 61, 1625 Belmont Benson, Alex, 68, Yakima, Wash IMPERATOR MN. _Y.—Piymout>—Cherh's—Namberg SAXONIA = Mevt-3e CARMAN) CARONIA K. A. Victoria S27 24: mnie, Heattle line Grace, Beattle. john Henry, Van- 18 | back udnon, Legal Gertrvite Vanco kk tle nkerinan, Kimma A, Heattie. $s! BIRTHS rgensen, Denis, 1049 Harbor ave, Bert, Ercole, 316 Dexter ave, 6 rdan, J. Hi, 9014 39th 8. Wa Washington st. Sire wtord, venne ari anes pn x. Ay hag! ad boy. wir from Esther K. Rogers. it from Mabel M. DEATHS ones, 1, Taco Becond 712 B. Green Mar eat dune I June 30 May t1-June 27 New ¥ Mar &-Apr. Jane iJ New Yort— DISTRICT H. Oleway Grocery, 235 Second North, EB. M. West, First and Wall. Standard Grocery, Third Ava N. and Galer. Wee Best Lunch, Queen Anne and Biaina Handy Shop, Queen Anne and Blaine Polzon's Grocery, Westlake and Galer. Valentine’s Store, 36th and Government Way. Phelan’s Stora, 15th W. and Garfield De Pyut Grocery, 10th W. and Howe Baker Drug Co, Seventh W. and McGraw Northrup Grocery, Fourth W. and Galer, Ross Marcha, Third W. and Nickerson, Anderson's Grocery, First and Cedar. Sherwood's Candy Store, First and Cedan Fullery Grocery, First and Cedar. Fast Queen Anne Grocery, Second N. and Blaine. Hawkins’ Drug Store, Seventh and Union. J. BE. Doney, 623 Summtt. Sullivan's Store, 103 Eastiake J. H. Robertson, 824 Howell Hooks’ Confectionery, Seventh and Madison. Responsible Grocery, Seventh and Madison. John Graham's Store, Eastlake and Republican. Eastlake Grocery, Eastlake and Republican, J. A. Swansen, Pier 3, Galbraith Dock, McDonalé’s Store, Belmont and Pina The Little Grocery, Belmont and Pika Bellevue and Pike Denny Way Pharmacy, Bellevue and Denny Way. Blogett’s Cigar Store, Boylston and Pina Hood River Cider Co, Eighth and Pika Bellevue Pharmacy, United Grocery, Boren and Pike Ray Young’s Cigar Store, Broadway and James. Handy Andy Shop, Summit and Pike. Brewster's Cigar Store, Botysten and Pike, Slater & Dahl, Harvard and Pike High School Pharmacy, Broadway and Pine Powell's Drug Store, Broadway and Denny. Broadway and Thomas, Winebrinner Cigar Store, 14th and Ping Hallowell Cigar Co, Joe's Place, 12th and Pike Minor Grocery, Minor and Madison, Wood's Grocery, Terry and James, Cosy Corner Grocery, Sixth and Madison. Clayton Store, Westlake and Harrison, Peterson's Grocery, Ninth and Pine. Pauling’s Grocery, Ninth and Stewart, White House Grocery, Terry and Stewart. Boren and Howell. Hollywood Grocery, Empire Grocery, Minor and Howell, Confectionery Store, 1212 Howell. Carolina Grocery, 525 Eastlake Ave. Kastiake Drugs (or Pharmacy), Mercer. Mrs, Rastlake. The Girls’ Place Confectionery, 611 Eastlake The Boulevard Grocery, 739 Lakeview Boulevard. These progressive merchants all sell The Star. If you want to earest dealer to your home, phone the Circulation a hay heh: store and do not handle The Star, phone 7 'Ship Ends Vevaes Circling the Globe! SAN PRANCISCO, Went Kasnon, first ‘United States! rteam freighter to etrele the globe, ta | in port. miles and carried between various | ports 16,000 tons of cargo, WHERE TO BUY THE SEATTLE STAR IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD QUEEN ANNE AND DOWNTOWN Eastlake and Anna M. Stanton’s Hardware Store, 607 Present this af BLUK BIRD NCING Acad~ -$4,232,759.78 ‘196,006.56 Void after March 1. Class Tuesday and There@ay BLUE Bmp Dace 18th and Ki. Madison ‘Take Kast Madison or 19th Ave. Oar Feb, 11-—The | It traveled 20,000 SYKOLOGY (The Science of Mind), 4 Four Electric Signs in Seattle Flash Our Cheer and Good Food They Are: FA ‘orthold Inn, 214 University St 4 ’s Specialty Food Shop, * 110 Pike Street. 4 ’s Egyptian Kitchen, 1524 Third Avenue, Colegrove’s Auto Kitchen, Pike » at Broadway. “ RYGISTER these locations Look for these signs! Find them! Now count the number of lamps tn each sign, REMEMBER: If you can find any Bghts cut, or not burning—provided the globes are not brole en—we will immediately credit you with 25c om your meal check. In other words, you can eave 26c on a meal, if you find any lights out. Simply tell the cashier. REGISTER AGADQ Ren ae ee Coupon “Baok will Save You 20% Fi |+. It is worth your while, . 7135 Bi dee. thank you _ ij Clare S. 5. Colegrove pS crane, , The Sykology of the Thing You read this adv. Register No 1 ae You look for the signa Register No. 2 . You look for the Nights out. Register Na & Last, but not least, you dine at Colegrove's, and Your stomach registers a good meal, while Your pocketbook registers a saving. BALLARD AND PHINNEY DISTRICT W. C. Osterlich, 6418 6th N. W. Beckwith Pharmacy, 14th N. W and 634, Laurel Dairy, 14th N. W. and 634. Crown Drug Co., 15th N. W. and sSth Loyal Heights Grocery Co, 28th N. W. and 80th Beach Pharmacy, 32nd ‘N. W. and W. 64th. Phinney Ave. Pharmacy, §9th and Phinney Highland Pharmacy, 60th and Phinney, Bolton's Store, 85th and Greenwood. W. Woodland Pharmacy, 5th Ave N. W. and 63th Koch's Pharmacy, Fremont. North End Pharmacy, Kilbourne and Woodland. Levy's Grocery, 24th N. W. and W. 70th, EAST OF BROADWAY Mission Pharmacy, 19th and Aloha, / Mrs. Moss’ Store, 506 19th Ave. Society Candy Store, Broadway and John. Charles Kelley's Store, Broadway and Madison, Swift's Pharmacy, Broadway and Thomas. Washington Drug Store, 28th and Madison | Johnson's Cigar Store, 234 and Madison. / Cherry Street Pharmacy,.234 and Chara = * Madison Drug Ca, 23d and Madison. , Moulton Drug Co, 18th and East Union Mercer Drug Store, 15th and East Mercem Middleton Drug Store, 10th and Milles, Mike Boulous’ Store, 1254 15th Ave. NO Mike's Place, 15th and ‘Hast Galer. Hallett's Grocery, 19th and East Madison. SOUTH SEATTLE, SOUTH PARK AND GEORGETOWN Fiston Grocery, 14th S. and Cloverdale, B, D, Morgan's, Carlton and Myrtle. ¥ Star Grocery, Ninth and Holgate. £ Barnes’ Grocery, Eighth 8. and Thistla ~. { Metzler’s Store, 4702 Eighth Ave. 8. m Prater’s Store, Eighth S. and Cloverdale Pioneer Refreshment Parlor, Eighth S and Brad ford. RAINIER VALLEY AND BEACON HILL Sorenson's Pharmacy, Rainier Beach. Beacon Hill Pharmacy, 14th 8. and HI Victor Pharmacy, 15th & and Beacon Ava Weed's Pharmacy, 26th Ave. 8. and Jackson Jackson Street Bakery, 26th 8. and Jackson, Corner Store, Rainier and Atlantic. Shaw's Pharmacy, Rainier and Adama - Taylor's Mill Grocery, Taylor's Mill York Pharmacy, York Station. John Marti's Store, Rainier and Graham, Geo, W. Knapp, 58th S. and Rainter, O'Rourke's Store, Rainier and Graham. WEST SEATTLE DISTRICT Gatewood Drug Store at Gatewood, Corner Store, Cor. of Hinds and California Ave W. 8. Drug, California and Waite St. Mecea, California Ave. and College St Seaside Drug Store, 61st and Alki George's Place, Riverside, Wing's, Riverside, Youngstown Drug, Youngstown. Enterprise Store— Burien City, Electric Shop, Burien City, Buck's, End of Burien . Department, Main 600. If you have a us for rates.