The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 12

PAGE 12 oot Tides in Seattle FRIDAY. / ft ‘second High: Tide TH82 p. mm, 10,6 ft] HT p.m, 109 fe ee At Least 40 Per Cent Lay eaten: Crop Changes Hands in [wx ince Ss Nour, Passed In. a ‘small two-mast steamer, red stack, black top, Last 30 Days--Hoover |:"¥2"m.: satis ™. I isa me | Pa echeoner, toe Ing, during the night. and Departures| ‘second igh ide WASHINGTON, Sept, 22, — “At Jeast 40 per cent of the wheat crop (after deducting seed requirements) | Arrivals has passed out of the hands of the farmers in the last 30 days, and this > eagle Means they are disposing of their at iisse erop at an absolutely unparalieted | YS%).¥°r' rate, overmarketing their wheat | Frene and unduly depressing the price," | 21 stated Secretary of Commerce Her? bert Hoover today in reply to ques, tions of supply and demand put to him by the American Farm Bureau federation. | jo sensible person will predict Prices,” said Secretary Hoover, “buat | ‘our farmers should realize the broad @conomic factors current in their industry, and form their own inde | pendent judgments “The farmers are this year mar keting their wheat at an absolute ly unparalleled rate. The receipts) at the western primary terminals whow over 130,000,000 bushels dur ing the first 30 days of this harvest | year as against about 68,000,000 in The same period last year out of a somewhat larger crop, “There is complaint Sept via Ph aldo. ‘ Pp ™ at tle p om Prince Rupe +p m Av Pedro via Astoria Raltimore ii ste Dela } 10:45 a om. ey for Prinee Rupert, Str Prince George | B.C, via porte, at} Vessels i in n Other Ports Honghong—Sept. 10 —- Arrived, ate from Seattle. Sept. 1T-—Halled, | stone State for Seattle | Kobe—#ept Arrived, | Maru from Seattle. | New York—Seyt a trom Seattle; from some tr Arabia —Arrived. ste ate W 21—Arived, str Lake m ierttie cinee-—ept. ft-—Arrived, str Rainier from Seattle. Mailed, BS Haxter for Seattle; str © Everett Lib- Arrived, ate we have exported all of our ee some cof our carry from the previous harvest. “It is true that the total world r tor Beattie, 100 miles from Seattle at 8p. ‘@ge increase over last year, but m. rot ee Ste tncrease ts in coun Fe ats where consumption has hith-| 2: ~veodype’ been restrained. Beyond this Tecoms oe: potato outlook in Europe is not Francisco at 10 p. m.j etr Han g Diego, Tacoma for Ban Pedro. 30 miles ie Beet Se last year, and wheat | 18 pom: at City of Be- of Hhagway, * from Seattle at 8pm | 8 Vessels in Port at Seattle) Smith Cove Terminal—Pier A. City of Spokane. jorthern Dock—Str Delagoa Mara Beli Street Terminal-—Destroyer Correy. Pier §-—Gtr Nome City, str Northland. Pier ¢—#tr Delight. Pier 2~—Str Admiral Farragut. Caton Pacific Dock—Str Lewis Lucken- Cosl Buskers—C. @ 1. & SMALL PPLE DRUG ON MART Anne % aio, str Western Kalgnt, str West fancy stock, which ite the fact that buyers, because the receipts of apples are still too light to ition. in prunes from We- due to arrive Friday. It that this will be Stimeon Mill—Str Ryder Ft. 3 Lake Union—Motorship W. F. Burrows, achr C. & Holmes, ship Benjamin F. Packard, ges echr Ruby, bk Guy k W. B. Flint, ‘barge Dd. Peters, schr Maud, H. BL Loveso: Winslow Morine. Raltway—Ger | Morn schr Camano, barges Griffco, iam City, Henty Villard, sch Levi Ostrander, str Marmion. Find Much Liquor While Lovis Kleiman, 38, man, 1613 Yesler way, watched of ficers search his home for liquor, }ja dry squad man stepped on a board in the bedroom that gaye slightly. Under this was a huge . square beam, fitted with tiny trap doors, covering hollowed out holes in the beam, In these chiseled holes, 11 quarts of high speed gin were found, police say. Another officer, prying open 1 cupboard in the kitchen, discovered seas from the steamship President, |a false back, from which 21 quarts ot the Admiral line, to the Norwegian|of Canadian liquor were tw schooner Nottingham, according to} — has been released on $1,000 “Wireless advices received here Wed mesday. The sailing vessel was ‘Without food and delayed by ad- verse winds. Food was transferred on the hich A school to train girls in fig pack- ing has been started in Fresno, Cal. A New Power Note Issue OUR NEED IS YOUR | OPPORTUNITY | WE: are a Growing Utility, serving the Growing Needs of Growing Communities. This utility, which had its beginning in Seattle, has to surrounding territory until] it serves 160 communities in the Puget Sound District. Millions of Dollars were required to furnish plant to render this service. More money is needed constantly for further expansion of plant and service lines into further |]! reaches of territory. In offering you—the people of the communities served—a chance to invest in our securities Our Need for Money becomes Your Opportunity for Investment. This issue of notes is a new million dollar issue of Five-Year, Gold Coupon Notes. They may be for cash or on payments—ten equal month- ly amounts, They are on sale at any of our offices in the district or at any bank or broker's office in the district. {7 ASK YOUR BANKER tbo’ them, or for further. | information call at or write pa of our offices. PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Everett }41\%e, ate) atr Key- t Sailed, motorstip. I ndependent Steels NEW YORK, Sept stools in the arly 1 Tally acted better of that stock Neu off to 100% n | lfte, A ble. block Opening prices included cific, 7 Reading oy up le hanged; Sinclair bs Studebaker, GRAIN MARKET GOES HIGHER 10, Sept slump Sag on N. Y. Market There was a heaviness apparent in indcpendent trading on the stock market ns at 100% Was taken at 111% Central Leather, a ened lower, but thers | & the firet hour of ding when offerings became more | Provisions were Irregular opened v Arce pmber corn opened unchanged lc and closed Ke higher, De-~ corn opened unchanged at and closed up Ye. May corn pened off \e at b6o and closed te ber oats wo higher up ke ; Chicago Board of Trade! redny’s Quetations) y, B ae ace Th an Nomtnal 1.00 10.95 Nominal 11.05 10.98 11.62 N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Tedey's Quetatices ee ety Granulated, $5.6 ‘effee—No. 7 Rilo. ape WEY ove Chicago Live Stock Teday's Hoge—Receipts, 25.000 s30 . | Frankfort { -| Lambe, $7.50@9; lamba, cult and | ing wett ; Cull to com. ‘Teday's gorge Mege—Recsipts 4on, 9 ried, $11.2) Hene—14 ¢ 266 oie, Garbage Injunction Is Denied by Court Garbage from public eating houses: will continue to be removed and sold by the city, as @ result of the denial of the petition of 27 restaurant men for a temporary injunction against the city of Seattle Wednesday, in Judge A. W. Frater's court. ‘The restaurant men requested that the city be temporarily restrained from enforcing the new garbage or. dinance, which provides that the city may sell the garbage from all private eating houses in the city without payment to the restaurant people. |The removal by the city is Intended to be in the interests of sanitation, ‘peg to the council. ‘Asks “Hookey” Man Enforce Education That the “hookey” officer get busy on the job was one of the sugges: tions offered for the enforcement of the compulsory education jaws in the country by John J. Tigert, United States commissioner -of education, who spoke Wednesday evening be- fore a meeting of the Seattle Princi pals’ association, at the Women's University club. Identify Body of Man Train Killed Identification of the body of the man who was killed Tuesday by a freight train, ten miles east of Cedar Falls, has been made, according to the coroner's office, as that of John Benson, a logger formerly employed by the Snohomish Lumber Co, WARSAW.—M. Pontkowski wil! head the new Polish cabinet as pre- mier and minister of education and syeentnip, L. M. RICE @ CO. Inc. Eatablinbed 1900 GENERAL OBLIGATION INCOME TAX EXEMPT 6% SERIAL GOLD BONDS DENOMINATION 8100 AT A PRICE 'TO Yield 9% wiih the exceptie ‘anad\ 19% xas Company 4, up %; Southern Pa N. Y. Stock Exchange (Wednesday's Quotations) Purnished by L. B. janning @ Ca Batler eh Nding Btock— Atehison Amer, Hest Sugar High. Low Northera Plerce-Arrow Repl Repu Iron & Steet 11% | Hook Island | Hinelair Hout ass s) aT OW of Delaware I 404% | ey Stores Mish Low me 2 [iret 40 . Mecond tn 9.20 so.00 90.04 s0068 9.) Foreign Securities (Wednesday's Quotations) by L. Bh, Manning 2 Ca. Betier Motel Heliding Uritish be, Briton bs, 5 Japanone 4 4 1 Railroad a (Wednesday's At Ralt. & Ohio Gold te Hethichem Steet Ket. Cont Penn. Conv. (4a Penn. Gen. 44a ©. & ©. Conv. ia.. nadian Currency. Chicago Car te (Wednesday's Quotations) by L. B. Manning & Batter Hotel * Gratn— Rect. Cont, ‘ o 3135284 0 ‘ ESTIMATED TOMORROW cars; corn, 240 cars; 116 care Lamping vilipsies Port Expense Cut A resolution calling for the crea tion of a position of business man- ager or executive secretary was in- troduced in the regular weekly meet- ing of the port commission Wednes. day afternoon by Commissioner George B. Lamping. } Decision on the matter will made at the commission meeting next Wednesday. Lamping’s resolu tion calls for a reduction in the 1922 proposed budget of approximately $80,000, The resolution calls for the ¢limination of the purchasing depart- |ment, which, according to teports, conts about 60 cents on the dollar to operate for every dollar's worth of supplies, purchased, be | Oil Field Strikers } Order New Guards TAFT, Cal., Sept. 22.—Several hun- dred additional oi! field strikers were sworn in as ‘special deputy sheriffs and constables today, and added to the “law and order guard,” which is keeping strike breakers out of the petroleum districts, This followed reports that the oi! companies would hire large gangs of strike breakers and order them to smash thru the strikers’ lines and resume operation of the wells closed down by the workers. Clearings . { Balances . Clearings . 2 | Balances . + seees 968,682.00 | } Tacoma { Clearings . Balances . STAR Local Markets TABLES Wholesale Dealers Onalifiow er Celery Local White Yelow Bantem Loca) green, dox. Local, dow bunches a) Telephone, I. ‘ ne 1.006126 | Radishes— Local, dor bunches fpinaeh—-Looal, per box . Squashfummer, Tt, Hubbard Tomatoes Green, app Turnips— Local, Prices Apples — Wash Per « 7.00 Fresh, per box 1.600175) 1.00| rr 260) 2.36 strained, per Honey Dews—stand Lemoms-—Per Ox cece s.. Logunberries—Per crate. Orangee—Per case... Peaches Loval ‘ Peare—Martlett, BW Pineapples Cuban, pe Plome—4-basket crate Prunes Itatian, 18 to 26-™. how Raspberries 24 cup crate Watermelons—Cal, tb Nwas Prices Paid Wholemie Dealers Almonds—rer , . Brasil--Per tm . berts—T'er tb. French, A erate Ke on per th Virginia Keyenne, Japanese china Peeans—Per Mb DAINY PRODUCTS Prices Puid to Shippers Muttertat— A grade, Seattle delivery Kear—-Fresh. ranch rropucts Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Local creamery, cubse Tillamook triplets... YOULTKY AND MEATS Prices Vaid by Wholesale Dealers Shippers Bprings Geeoe— Dressed, per Mb ®. Mogs—Biock. fancy Stags, heavy Veal--Fancy, 90 Light, 60-79 Mh 1 Heavy, taney Bows, heavy ... Pati — AND MEATS Wholesale Dealers | mocks Dreesede per M, Mens—Dremsed. ‘per ™. 1%, pee Mh. Beelleten Over. it it Veat 2 99 RSDAY MBER 22, 1921. Avoid Having Short Circuit It is not a pleasant experience to get caught in a rain storm and have the motor stall on account of water- soaked wires or coils. This Rain Guard prevents moisture running down to the wires and causing trouble. They are made of durable, rubberized duck and will last for years. The back fastens under the windshield, the front runs down and fastens over the radiator cap, while two straps hold sides snugly. Price, Each, $1.45 BUY YOUR RAINY WEATHER GOODS NOW § windshield Wings 1 Side Curtains Y, for Fords practical, ax th Set for Roadster $7.60 Set for Touring $10.80 Also sold separately. We have several styles to choose from, for — either closed OF open cars. Come in and inspect our line, as our prices are set to save you money. Priced from S5e to $2.00, n for pas vengers in the car. Brackets are solid brass, Heavily nickeled. Price, per pair . Celluloid Extra heavy clear Cellu- loid for replacing bfoken lights and curtains. Save one-half by inserting — the colltulold you Size 124520 bn Sine 24x20 Inches Sine 50x20 inches Prevent slipping when en- ng or leaving car. z greatly Draft Shields This shield is made to pre- vent the rain and cold air currents from coming in be- tween the top of windshield top of car Is m of material and slips over jeld. Glove fasten- secure it at the top inside of front bow dot type Price, each Priced from Te te Ie Set, (THREK STORES IN SEATTLE) WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY C0 | BRANCH STORE AUTOPARTS STORE DOWNTOWN STORE 1110-12 East Pike 812-18 East Pike Heavy, Grease Bolts . Prime lambs . Fair to good . Cull ambs City Wholesale eins 4 Whole, yellow. s3sssssssse AT (123 FIRST AVENUE, SEATTLE FORCED SALE At Axelrod’s Bargain Store Forced to Unload $20,000 Wort of High-Grade Merchandise Consisting of Groceries, Boys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings< and Shoes OUR REASONS FOR UNLOADING IN FIVE DAYS We are going to remodel the store—put in a new front and enlarge the store. stock in is the carpenters’ way—REA $15 All Wool Beys’ Suits $6.95 Men’s Shi GROCERIES Canned Salmon, per can.......+ - Canned Tomatoes 2he K. C. Raking Powder .... a— Toothpicks, Citrus Powder 200 boxes of Royal Che box, per box..... Campbell's Soyps, Royal Baking Powder 8 bars Lenox Soap Vanilla Extract, 2 3 Red Salmon, can .... large box. REMEMBER, WE MU: t $6.00 Woolnap Blankets, large size $3.95 » a Pair $2 and $3 85c This mammoth | THESE PRICES CAREFULLY— $8 and $10 Boys’ Suits, Wool Mixed $5.45 Men’s $4.00 Dress Corduroy Pants rts SHOES AND HATS. Men's $6.00 Peters’ Dress Shoes will go Men's $7.00 Overwelt Bress Shoes... .83. All the Men's Shoes up to $5.00 and $6.00, go at $2.35, Men's $).00 Hats—most all Hardeman’s, WOW POF avs sive seiwens $2.35 MISCELLANEOUS 0c Playing Cards Tbe and $1.00 Note Books .... Large tize Log Cabin Syrup White Collars, each Be *’ and Men's Rubber Collars, each 4¢ Leather-faced Canvas Gloves. -23¢ Suspenders $1.50 Caps, for men and boys. Men's Bib Overalls, a pair, $2.00 Wool Underwear, a garment $5.00 Men's Worsted and Cashmere F 's eel one Fine Caps, will go s -238¢ Men's ctl "Woot 80x 5, 99¢ ST UNLOAD FAST. THESE BARGAINS ARE GOOD WHILE THEY LAST. SALE CONTINUES 5 DAYS Axelrod’s Bargain Store 1123 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. Palmolive Soap — 5c While It Lasts wy cane see 22s Y22