The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1921, Page 22

2 ee eet TY I e—eee PRR RRR heen ernie ec A £AGE 22 MUST SOLVE: - News He OBLEM OF ' SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921. avy Pressure on Oil Stocks at N.Y. Tides in Seattle Second Low Tide WEN ATOH New Secretary of Agricul- a ture Says Present Condi- tions Cannot Remain on its maiden trip t will carry WASHINGTON, one in Washin keener know being donated N. Y. Stock Exchange ‘GRAIN DECLINE __ STILL GOING :" ; Weather Bureau Report I" FARMERS SUFFERING FINANCIAL LOSS! uffering severe Arrivals and Departures financial losses.” gouragement Chicago Board of Trade oi *« Quotations) the high cost of p . lower than before Reeds at prices from 6 cent higher “Severe agricultural and this depress be communicat MUST FIND OUTLET FOR FOOD SURPLUS “Anything which seriously the buying power of 3 the population will bring trou> the people who. make or deal in the things they buy “We should to find an outlet food surplus “Farm products must and other products tome dowr Chicago Car Lots Yurnishedt by 1 everything posst| ESTIMATED TOMA RKOW ane Live : Stock is a question Vessels in ‘Port at Seattle at a price which w in continuing to produce. “We are the best producers our sales system is Lyman Stewart 8 & Surveyor, the world, but wery bad indeed. “I have no sure remedy for this o Le~gome of the quick cure plans now Before the country. “Certainty the farmer most have some protection against Products streaming in from foreign of Orteana, sehr! | N. Y. - Coffee and Sugar |! Per A-—atr Admiral Rodman. Str West Hartland. Rue spot, (MOCKS Th Al Munkers—@tr Eastern No. 4 Mantos, acifie Coast Ce “I am very much interested in the efforts now being made to de velop marketing along Foreign Exchange co-operative "The plan tentatively adopted by |‘ 8 8 Burnside the Committee of Seventeen, | Motorship Lib Hove, seems to have much merit an Francisco Produce “The American farmer ts & success of cooperation, “the city consumer has not been able 6 keep pace with him.” Notes, sehr Admiral Mayo Drummond Ligh t dound Bridge & Dredging Co. tr Roosevelt soting Works Dock—Str Hor BOOST NORTHWEST PRODU cts! Plans for the further boosting of | Mtr expansion. Str Ketchikan, abip W. Portland Market Status |’ at Hay Shipyarde—Schr Panay Du- ik, Lake Unjon—-Itatie Adiiia, Absohe, savy. |" Home dos, Addison, Allenb: A dlacysned at a meeting of the Pac = Northwest products committee, Railroad Bonds Furnished by 1. Butler Hotel Bail Henry Landes, president of the Se Bittle Federation of Women's clubs, Addressed the meeting. 1D. Manning @ Ca, ding wethers, 11@ Cinyras, Corus, Ct Ellasa, Electra, Endymion, Fort Staa- Fort Jackson No Blame for Death of Girl Under Car! “An unavoidable * wan the verdict returned by roner’s jury gating the des LUMBER PRODUCTION LOW Lumber production in Washington per cent below Detroit has 31 motor manufactur ing plants and 219 accessory and Oregon was formal last week, according to week Ty report of West Coast Lumbermen's association, issued Thursda port stated rates to the E t ~ BANK CLEARINGS st had the effect of | Northwest timber. Public ss ne : kil le eal { Clearings ‘ by @ street car « , Tuesday night QUEEN cITy fine sugar, T2e: ¢ Royal peaches” and coviests ¢ Stem patent washing powder Webb's Beat Bver Pered salmon, 2 Ie; soda cra tala 7-4-9, OAKEY ON eee coe STATE CODE IS {oe F fairs O14 of the ance telephone system ntly pase Al hothouse cucumbers were x ing to appear on the whole vie market Friday, It will only be aclen= th the provi Ye" tia. | adminintrnts ode en, Ballard | py the jexislature ln nic effective A matter of a few before th Friday, the «tate of Washington en. | ha 4 Nankin took will P driven the Orexon 100 n NP ters upon a new plan of governmen. | be under Japanese supervision, snd California brand off the street, MO! FOR WASHINGTON FARM | tal administration territory between \ jobbers repgrt. The quotations were) and a rt was the chief backer of $3 to $3.60, aodording to aise wee ee, Hart wan the chiet backer of! Carrier Pigeon i] Peestinapra a Fiymah Reng nn Riemer tame So ays Pe conting to political ‘observers, will | Fails to Ret | fornia berries are expected to be on| This in to certify that G OLihe lar, ‘Cha edde euntien doae OGDEN, Utah, April Je=A tn Ta] the Seattle market by April 12 erect « loalty all the administrative author. | apaule was found ta iam busin | ‘The apple market is fu ntoady. | the wtate in the governor's of ~ A ‘ation oft have rf The eee and butter market was firm Friday, while cheese was } fice, and makes all department J ihe meaage was One ried by a pigeon released from urmy training plane dm 191% heads directly responsible to the chief executive ten departments are created. he } —| will take the place of more than 70 | Forger Compaumaes Widen (ormenty. hen. wit Ink Out of D the execution and administration | LONDON, April 1-—tingtish | the affairs of th re, made ink out of 4 Pulled straw out of big eett 1nd whittled it into @ pen, weaker cTABLES 100g! WI8IT TO EXTEN Cabbage Ca % | Carrots Looe 16100 - the bereavement atate ler, jailed Cauliflower Cal, Cate i? our beloved friend Theadore | ten departments Celery Sen Dingo MIL. AND MKS. L. J. HCKMARDT. | the code, and the official Corumbers Cal, Gon by Gov. Hart, are ae fo wrote a menage to hie wife. “Mi The Seattle Star DIRECTORY (aries Green Kigin V. Kuykendall, Pomeroy, 4i-| land Yard detectives may, rector | on Attorneys atLaw HATALLISHED Impe ROME, April 1.—Brigands who eral years have terrorized Bieilj 1 be wiped out entirely, Ti snnounced by the Italian gov ment, which has captured 60@ cillan ban Department of business contro! T. Hi, Skagen, Kverett, director Department fficiene McArdle, Olyn ector zi 4. Department of taxation and ex | amination—E. L, Farnsworth, Wil Seok bur, director Hide Department of health—Dr. Paul me T. BCHOFF Turner, Seattle, director CONBULTATION Fk All| 6, Department of cor Seer pment—Dan A. Be ville, director Department of labor and indu: ltry—Hd Clifford, Seattle, director l Department of uiture—E. Vane director | 9 pean dor: of licenses —Fred J | tion and t, Ritz devele MORE DAYS Automob At Auctic Attorneys—Vatent KICK P. ene Dibble, Spokane, director 10 riment of fisheries and gume-—E. A. Seaborg, Wahkiakum, director. Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers LAWKENCE | Gov, Hart expects eet his de burke Batiding | Gov, 1 xpects to meet his 4 HARNER Main $400 71213. | Partment directors for the first time 4. Patents, Trademarks | today Calvomining ViRST-CLARS CAL CIMINING, | INCREASE DRY FORCES rma painting and floor waxing. Mast] Here's more grief for the bootleg Honey 5269. Field ta A ae eee ype SST are An Inotoane in the dry force Ho vg Da | Carpet Cleaning after July 1 wus intimated in a let —Miore Lemons Per bow Limes Corton of 60 Oranges Per case KOTARY CAT | wo "eT CLEANING [ter received by Prohibi Ks McDonald ‘Thureday from John F.| m Director Tonight, erect oud Ie Kramer, prohibition director at | pisces ington | day, Certified Public Accountants | | You can buy at a tie tonight and § Open 9 a. m. to 10 p. SUNDAY K_& WANSEN & CO” Leary Wide. as Chiropractor TE Prices SYMONDS |JENNINGS & JENNINGS, GRAD- ates of Paln school Denny Bidg Main 7 ” soe DAIRY PRODUCTS Collateral Loans Priece Paid te Shippers WONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTI- cles of Value THE RELIABLE, | ranch Sel Third ave sy. tocai ‘dairian ning Taught 316 Pin ‘ “DAIRY PXODUCTS Private A Blevens, the Pi Pine St MAY DUNN--Latert dances, East ¢ dunk ALABKA JUNK CO, 1120 First ave A Eliott 3291 Kalsomining Nawar rE. THE SQUARE CLEANERS WINDOWS OODWORK, BUILDINGS Floors wared and v mining private r olalty iret-clare work ce an teed. (Give us @ trial and be con j *, under ¢ Ta cosas K vineed 4 he and wp Ney PRICES are ben mosT Op diamonds patisfactory A Brown and Black Second, Near Madison. _ 585 TO IMAN-—WE LOAN ANY J DS, watches oa. : 5" Beatties Oldert Li AMERICAN J rr , $21 Becond Ave. Established 1889. —“TOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Retain and drive, el bide i 19 | ne 8 5 Strap Pumps ite Co, and Virginia. Estab- vy eens =: : lished "2 $7.85 and $9.85 Men’s Dress Shoes Monuments PUGET BOUND MARKLE & GRAN- 10 p. m, be Auctions, 11 a. m, 2 p. m, 7:30 p.m.” Ewe HAY, GRAIN Wheiessle Price Per Tea, City Price | trom, | Bartey—Whoie . 345 Spangenberg. Cutlery, 1407 ith ave Spangenberg. Cutlery, 1407 4th ave. Physicians, Surgeons re 3 tuning. repairing. Main | Wireat Mixed’ Peed | Mixed Hay aH ig Weaving and Cleaning Art Rug Mills, $17 Union” M 1338 ‘200 Springtime = Novelty and Tail st | _ Coats,Wraps & Su In Latest Fabrics and Shades Duplicates of imported models by the most renowned makers moderately priced to satisfy the most economical buyers STARTING AT $15,$20&$35 Saving from $10 to $20 on every garment. Special Silk and Serge Dresses Starting at $10, $15 and $25 | rose, $4.95 1 MS $4. gE Springtime Savings on Fur Chokers, Capes and Coats etsy HOFFMAN'S 2° Westl Rial for Less at 4th, Near Pike’ Granite Grite Linseed Meal | Molnsece Dairy Feed Sheli Meal—Cal. ... | Shell astern Oyster Western | Sore ean Meal... Flesr—Per bbl. pat. 4 Patent, per bbl REDUCTION FRANCISCO, April 1.—A reduction of 7 per cent in 17| building trades in the San Francisco | bay district was recommended today by the board of arbitration appotnted |weveral months ago to study the | building wage situation. | MEMBERSOF THE DEGREE OF | HONOR are requested to attend tho | funeral of the late Camilla Koch, past chief honor of the Aquila lodge, No, to be held from Bon ney-Watson, Sunday, at 1 | Back Bay Women Wear Cotton Sox ‘ON, April 1.—Soelety lead: aring stock- |ingw and low-heeled walking shoes. | Some mean men say cotton stock- Ings are the v skirts are longer: ‘Lost. Pants, Wears | Pullman Curtains TEXARKANA, April 1 J V. Hardy wore Puliman curtaing in the union depot at St, Louis, Now | he's suing for $260 for “humiliation” and fe cash in his trousers, lost on the train booze raid. Deputy sheriffs er bubbling still in woods near yhald station, Owner gone Annual fashion show at Y, w.| . Ae