The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1921, Page 4

PAGE 4 INCREASE | roit, Hard Hit City b Depression, Gains; Office Workers Now Jobless BY ALBERT APPLE ¢ employed is stead: | Hardest (hit by depression. is shown by reports from the 79 mend 78 workers \July |, against 68,7 S January. “Nour-fifths of these ors are dn the auto indastry, {The rubber tireyindustry is increas ~ Ang its payrots Office employes now are as badly by unemployment as are factory ors. Fewer office workery ar ted by dewreased street car) ein large citios. ter sales are 55 per cent ieee than a year ago. This indicates : of ther extent of curtailed activity tin offices, typewrit- ‘gales being considered a good woolen indurtry fs employing workers for every 100 employed ago. outlook im the general tex e industry ix very bright. Ging manufacturers have enough or to keep thelr Iwlp working full until April, 192. are that unemployment gradually decrease in the steel | Manufactugers expect no | boom this year, but Inquiries ‘orders are improving graduaily of employed steel workers, | over, now 40 per cent less jworkers employed in factories that NORTE ls RE RABL S t NEXAL SERVICES for tevil | wr Ostrander will be held Wednes | | ews j|}d@ay at 4 p,m. from the residence | | lof his son, H. F, Ostrander, Seattle | * ‘“ 200 40th ave. N. Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY THUNSDAY AUG. 8 | ALG. 4 First Migh Tide | Miest Migh Tide 26) mm, ELT tt | Wiest Low Tide | tug Algorine, which will 4 betviee ‘ee | NEW YORK, Aug. §.—The put doube: | (rading t North Weatorn keep. pac | Condeney to held the | mo qnanne Other Ports | mes, ya" unchanged jy o— Arrived, ate Wert y 39-—Walled, eur via. Hong ta ane ther Bureau Report) y c e280 & m) otr Piet Arrived, atr Balled, sohr Maud for Beattie, . ory aft, air Moury T, Boot ° “ Reported by Wireless uae N © eat Arrivals and Departures CHICAGO, Aum ¢ n the Chicago houses and pers rt demand. intons were irregular, hoat— eptember o joned off Be. al $L26% an ptember Francisco and Po eattie from Ow mp ate John C.K Ban Francie via Tacoma, at patrick from lee am. * t opened 0 ¢, | OatenSeptember opened w ed at M840 and | Vessels in Port at Seattle | comer » a ve TerminalPier A, str Manda. | &9d close Nii Juneau for Alaskan Vessels B . smvtnbound ve Kote ia Sa ee ote Fultoa, Dewey ) mtr Derblay ard Moorings —8tr str Delrora, et, leont- atl me ° ot edincad: Formished by Botler Wheat reported back du: > Bireet Terminal—str Apnis- | Open High Lew | te Hh ghM Bae kane Bree 8 1. 8 \b. rT ems er) than a year age. | Spakane Street Terminal—U. @ 14 &. Re- !D Survey by bareay of labor In 13) past Waterway Dock & Warehouse tr ; the selected industries * shows 568.595| West Canom, str KinderdUk, sir Jobe | Dec , ©. Kirkpatrtok | Onto 4 Ahrp Chillicothe, str Hee wlaridgn Der as 1% Nominal a 12.19 125@ 1226 ay employed 761,663 a year ago. These | indus are belleved to mirror na tional conditions, which means that) 73 workers now are employed In the United States out of every 100 a/ year ago. Many of the jobless have, gone back to the farmea. nose | Rotler Works Dock—Str Patter ite 13.37 1078 109 Nomina, hard Colman Creosete Co.-—iitr Horace X. | Rept anter Ont Retternen Deck——Bktn Phytlie The New Buick “Four” —A Four, Com the Fame Line The Buick Valve- inHead Engine A Power Plant That Has Proved Itself A Great Car, Prices Make It An Even Greater Value Prices 22-34 Two Passe 22-35 Five Passenger Touring - 22-36 Three Passenger Coupe - 22-37 Five Passenger Sedan - - The new Four-Cylinder Buick, here announced, is a thoroughbred—a pedigreed car well worthy of its name. ~ Down to the very last detail, this new model possesses every sgestiey of enduring serviceability, complete comfort, and distinctive appearance that have always characterized Buick automobiles. The advent of this new Four makes the Buick #922 line complete. It offers to purchasers of a car of this size all the quality and service that go to make up the name “‘ Buick.” uid The engine, of courte, is of the time-tested Buick Valve-in-Head type. The year-after-year concentra- tion of Buick’s engineering skill and experience in building Valve-in-Head motors assures the highest standard of performance obtainable today. Every other unit is of a quality equal to the power lant. The whole assembly constitutes a perfectly lanced chassis which is of typical Buick construction. The equipment of Cord Tires is merely evidence of the quality which characterizes the entire car. Two open and two closed body types mounted on the Buick bui{t chassis comprise the new series. Even the most casual inspection of the details of design and workmanship will reveal that full measure of qual- itywhich motoristshave learned toassociatewith Buick. Obviously a high grade automobile—a genuine Buick roduction—the prices listed below make this great “our even greater. A value such as this is possible only because of the ¢ombination of Buick engineer- ing skill devoted to the one ideal of quality, Buick production facilities developed over nearly a quarter of a century, and Buick’s nation-wide distribution and service organization. The Buick Motor Company is proud of the Buick Four. It has the faith of Pod experience in this newest addition to its line. It places upon it uhre- servedly the Buick guarantee carried by every Buick automobile produced. That its confidence is well placed is manifested not only by the keen interest nger Roadster $ 935 975 1475 1650 Me at 109% dort dl Prices F. ©. B. Flint, Michigan Cord Tirus Standard Equipment on all Models * Sse Us for Specifications and Delivery Dats with which motorists have awaited this announce- ment, but also the advance orders placed by distri- butors, dealers, and the general public. ELpriper GgSALES @ The House That Co-operation Built Seattle Spokane Yakima rail ine eit he arly bh wh une 1 ff we at nebang ae No. 3 hard, bah ek eae e | Chicago Board of Trade THE SEATTLE STAR Rail Issues Lead in Early Trading American Samar, 69 i banged: N ff “i TAKE PLUNGE Crain prices | Amer Board of | American avy selling by favorable | Ame There was little | anes VESSEL GROUNDS IN A HEAVY FOG |Three-Masted Otillie Ford BT Pio Ashore Off Fort Point but Nethiehem bove 49, In the oil group Asphalt ran up Ww a new bi %. up Mi wy orn € arly featured the stock market In y new high at #014 and Nort SAN FRANCISCO, Aug The threewmasted Ottllie Ford, bound for San Franciseo from the South Seas $ jwith a load of copra, went as ° 44h ~ joff Fort Point in a heavy fog early Pighup utd | today. Tugs and two lifesaving crews N. Y. Stock Exchange [!*¥" eon sent to the The Tieasdae’s @astettens) veawel carried a crew of 12 men. It Ternished by |. 6, Mewning & Co. han been hovéring outside the head Hutter Motel Building lands for the past two days waiting favorable winds to gome in, ‘The veaoo! is registered at 247 tons. ‘Steamship Men Cut Differential Rule The transportation bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce has Jeatied the attention of Seattle job. | bers and wholesalers to the action of the Admiral 1 and the Steamship company in ¢ rule rating goods packed in fibr rawboard or puly 1 containers | tS per cent higher than similar good: in wooden containers. ‘The cancetla tion went into effect August 1. Here: | tofore the companies have maintain ed the differential in fuvor~6t wood, | holding that fibre containers are more able to breakage or pilfering In the past Seattle dealers importing 2 Plerce-Arrow, 16 Sent 73M. un took — Atehiaon sheveve | yaational, . ia fumetre 1% American Locomotive 84 2% | @ Tel i% 105 s | hat Haldwin Locomotive | Ne ont) fie... 14% j i goods in fibre boxes from the Kast | lor South for transshipment to Alas. ka have been compelled either to re pack them or submit to the higher rate. Point, Says Gary NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Prices gen erally would seem to have reached a low point, Judge Elbert H. Gary head of the United States Steel cor nm, said in a et ent Riven he Dow Jones here yesterday “Many, if net most of the manu- facturers are at present selling be sald. “Our subsidiaries have not made any reductions except to meet! the prices of leading independent | manufacturers.” io Fourth (ue Fitth 3% ee Total bond sales, . GET FIRST ICE CREAM MELONS Sell at 3 Cents a Pound; Apricots by Mail The firey shipment of ice cream 45% | Melons was on the market Wednes- oe day. The melons were quoted at 3 Tim [sent to the Seattle market by parcel post from Okanogan, Wasim, which avoided considerable handling. They were being sold at $2 a crate, Grapes..were cleaned up at most houses at $2.50 a or California | Ket. 14 Yr. | peaches were easier at $1.25 to $1.25 | : j}/4 crate, astern Washington! ree at 1088 peaches were quoted at from $1 to} ESTIMATED TOMORROW $1.25 a crate. Bartlett pears from! Wheat, 675 cars; corn, 110 cars; eats, | Eastern Washington were selling at | 135 care, from $2.25 to $3.25 a box. Fancy green peppers from Entiat, Wash., were quoted at $2 for a box! of eight to ten pounds. Bastern! Washington peppers were selling at! 10 cents a pound, while the Califor. | - {Ria stock was being sold at 15 cents. | ng sows, Butter was steady on the local ogh, $9.16] Market after the advance on Tues. | day, and only heavy shipments of butter sent to higher outside mar-/ kets will cause the price to make another advance. j ‘The egg market is firm at present, | due to the fact that large consign: | ments are being shipped North. Most egg dealers belleve the market, which is firm now, will be steady within a week or two, | VEGETASLES | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Beane Local, green, per Db. » 8 OT Wax, local, per tb . - Or, per th Rerts— Local, dor bunches Cabbage—-Local, per m. . Carrot Caatity Chicago Live Stock common, weppers, ‘ * $2.25@6.50; cull & comme 41.5063. eee San Francisco Produce ‘Teday's Quotations as Datter—PExtras, t440 Ib) prime firsts, ‘le tb, Loc, hothouse, da. the th, eu E. Wash, per ®... willete, | Garlie—Per tb. + | Onions —Cat psnral Free : arsiey—Local, dor. bunches .. Peas--Local Telephone, Ib Peppers—Cal. per th. N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Today's Quotations jore-—Local, white, Segar—Pirm. Naw, $4.56; granulated, $6] © Wash. Gems, ce Cotfee—No. 7 I pot, TH Tec in; Ne, | Radishee—Local, doz 4 Santos, 9% G10%e Th, , pinneb——Local, per box , eve atere— Tom Foreign Exchange Cal, lug . NEW TORK, Acie. 8.—-Demand stortine Local hothouse, box... ....+. Turmipe—Local, fox, bunchea.. opened at $3.55% tod with france $9.0701; lire, $0045; marks, $0.0120; FRUITS Prices Paid Whelesnie Dealers dian dollars, $0.89 } Appice— M Wash. standard boxes 1 Cat Turlock Flats Ponies | Cherrtes— Lamberts, per 1. Ri Annes, per 1 standard crate 296, Market atendy. Hege— Receipts, é ; heavies, $6@ | Prime mix $11.60: plas, Market steady. mabe, $1.50@6.50; lamba, lamba, $666.50; yearlings, } wethera, $265; ewes, $1 bebngaaitsty 4 aenettah, Bs ie Th mpeon Denver Live Stock Grape Prait ‘Today's Quotations Cattlea—Receipta, 300. Market dull, Bteers, $5,604; cows and heifers, $4.6 nd feeders, $4G 5.50 u er Cal. strained, per TM. Lemons Per box Loganberries—Por ‘ Oranges—Por case Ipts, 200. Market steady, Top, | Penches—Cal., per box .. $11; bulk, $9.50 18.16. B, Wash i Gheep—Keonipts, 1,500. Market strong, | | Loral ..:. Tavabe, $8.0009 50 Peare—Bartictt oe . . Zrtwreps Money on Call t ugar, ¢-baske NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Money on call, 6% per cont; ‘six hs, antile paper, 6 per cent fr ailver--Londou, S8%dj; 3 | Raspherries. C. Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers Demand sterling $2.56. Be The human ear can detect u tone ef 25,000 vibrations a second, igen agency {I low the coet of production,” Gary jf! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1 = Correct for the Present Season and Early Fall Smart New Hand Bags That Are Exceptionally Low Priced at $3.95 Genuine pin seal and calf in both spider and alli- gator grains. Popular shapes including sw: styles. Finished with silk linings and fitted with the usual accessories. —First Floor 264 Yards Figured Silks Priced for Quick Selling at $1.95 Attractive Silks in clever patterns and beautiful - color combinations—suitable for kimonos, combing © jackets, and coat linings. —First Floor ON THE AISLE TABLES, THURSDAY: Bedding Odds and Ends Regularly Special 2 66x60 Beacon Blankets .........$ 8.50 $ 2 66x84 Single All Wool Blankets.. 8.50 2 66x84 Single Wool Blankets..... 11.50 64x76 Woolnap Blanket ........ 4.95 66x80 Cotton and Wool Blankets. 7.95 70x80 Cotton and Wool Blanket.. 11.50 66x80 Cotton Sheet Blanket..... Baby Sleeping Bags........ Cotton Filled Comforts......... 2-pound Wool Filled Comfort.... Satin Finish Spread............ prs. Embroidered Pillow Cases, pr. prs. Embroidered Day Slips, pr... Embroidered Day Slips, pr,.. ‘s. Pillows, Odorless Feathers, pr. . Pillows, White Goose Feath- pr. : : gesnataaea Sess WAAR Oe ete S32 oe BOR agvwanyss 333s Striking Savings on High Gr Merchandise ; In the Smaller Size 30 Silk and Cle Reduced to — $7.95, Taffeta and tricotine in smart Sizes 16, . A Splendid Savings O portunity for Wo : Who Wear Si Sizes Chambray Aprons Batter Faas—-Fresh | ranch 16 Decks—tive, old, per I, Belgian Wares. Vent In a Clever New “Jumper” Style $1.95 Especially attractive Aprons of chambra Delft blue, yellow and apple green—with yoke, vestee | and short sleeves of white. Finished with a sash” which ties in the back. | F. O. B. condensary, ewt DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Local cream: ube aa Brick 42 Pullets Local storage « eee Or, triplets ‘Wiscon’ Block Swiss . Wash. triplets ‘ es ‘Tillamook triplets tones POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Shippers olesale Whole, yello ed, 100-%. Young, per I Live, per th. Dressed, per . Reavy . Stags, heavy ‘ Fancy, 90-120 ths. Light, 60-70 Me, . 2 | Soya Bean Meal Medium, 140-170 the. ........ 09 .11| Alfalfa Meal Coarse, heavy, 176-200 Ibs. 06@ .09 | ect POULTRY AND MEATS dressed, 1, light fancy, dressed Dresned, tieht taney, . drowsed , has iy meen S| Greatly reduced because slightly soiled from display.