The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1921, Page 11

ato! NDAY, PTEMBE Saatte Star’ Ba NP AE THOT Seventh A ve. jeattle, Washington. ; Subscription Rates BY MAIL IN ARY ANC p te 11 oe! morn regular afternoon ed!- Nert Largest Audience in the Northwest e Ee. of. Women 0. yo rding it. South Reads The Star's : Want Ads | Phone Main 0600 FEMALE HELP WANTED the Vital Over desire informat “write to T. HM. Bat ‘le Elum, Wash. 5 LADY TO for gentleman Good Address Box ¢ G@TIMe PIANO PLAYING taught. 806 Pine st. aie. WANTED FEMALE = wo of ut eal ikh” SMALL te i to tak ind deliver. D laundr Tor" mA me ware Also. cone ili Hs ts. NO’ eat ost up-to- gn che Pacific coast, W AND SAVE MONEY hig AS HARON OLS "oP es Co. Box 616, Bremerton, 0. y? ‘' r+ ad st. | SOMAION 4 later HES. monthi: care Star. / . pRIV.. MAN. DISABLED AND in order to obtain post- ive my services 30 di my ability as $, boo! ‘Troughs mach op references, Phone Leavens, 156 15th ‘ave. “MARRIED. perience te Failroad |i FURNES! | |_f “ARE AnouT To PoniNsH A) % FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS MANHATTAN APARTMENTS iis Howell sl>-2, § and 4 rooms, tu unfurnished) Steam bath, Prices very Yittore 2e53. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ROOMS, “BEAM HAT, Month, 1718 12th ave. & om 1718 fished hea’ or Riyone nable. #10 Bea- KD HOUSER Kooms HVERYTHING in th NEWLY furnished, weekt R FOR RENT—ROOMS GRORGIAN “HOTEL, ~ GHORGIAN Annex and Imperial Hotels rooms under one management, modern and firepr the lowest city, We ou want Close $b, CLEAN BPING ‘gentlemen preferred, 617 it re Senee 38 w ANTED—TO RENT WANTED —TO “LBABH 5 OR acre poultry £ fully equip for 1,000 birds, State terme where located, Address F-36, 8 HOTELS ORDGON, UNDER t Het and cold water Oe per) Also part. | w 16 nd fr, “ HOTEL | by week. $8.00 up. room. how ve pe el ate Proprietor, menta, F. Lienstad, PUPILS WANTED PIANO—MARGUERITE POPP. Hott 4633-R . 49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Mere Ate rat Ave. GARAGE Hoons ‘The moat important part of dullding must be made right it) they are going to last. Our ga-| rage doors are put- together to; “EE \ jood at . ‘at a small) arage for ‘and windows for ais me inal IMPANT wiG ey GARAGES, Office: tore dings. Ca pena ete a ‘es DE MARS PORTABLE “> _Opp. Ford Factory. RUMMAGE SALE Three days. beginning Th September 29, In basement St. Paul's Lutheran ‘OOD, $19 CORD. Ineide mill We $9.50 \ tm double load Ds. Phone Sidney 1 BD LOT: ing cheap. Also a lot of glething to make over dren 614 Seventh ave. AUTO REPAIRING AT HOME. erences, sasonable. U. 8. ernment jotor Sehool diploma. Sidney 018 FoR SAL. tric sewing for $50, 17, or 1623 350K ve sEwi ca ACHING, GOOD DROF- headp, A10 ring, rs m 1926. R-A-ATAR SHINGL ea, 3.50 per Standard Star-A-Star, v M.. delivered. West PIANOS FOR REST. hast ied of pure 16: a EI ATS, $10 | ~ ,, immediate delivery. onal Ph AWAY Call Biliett 0426 before you sell, and we will pay ye ses yall and take goods ye 4 a nience, or sell them at "faction, less our eciMOMy BALES & — co. 2001 Second’ A ike. Main @6i8: Ww. — FOR” SOME =| baby kittens. Elliott 1282. 61 LES ST DISCOV. tial part for Ford “sg Jhon ge poem insures rardiess of wet 100’ by mal, Ant Ac- ‘nT M x “BE money, wi all Bagi eed ty ptanaiing teal atts mute D furnace hea have chickens or i “4 yard jen. Ga- lass een Anne hil . FUR . Leschi park electricit 44 Lumber Ex Mott 6361. TAC a. arspent bridge, 319. 50. tia HOUSES FOR RENT —7- ROOM MODERN Ls ig 4306 Seventh ave. 8, tober 1, $30 per m ageer ot longer. _ RENT, 31s PER” MONTH RO ear ba G tort on amen. A Bat a cottage; se; fine view. Sidney 0365. RN! A rms field 2781-R. OOM. furnished. esler, OMS; BAT! Garf HOUSE, barn: | chieken | 2053 Eddy at. ISHED APARTMENTS ND FLATS NEAR" NORTH condition; 14% Bet Cali Kpod SHAS, 916 1% Tie all rs AT, EMPTY OR Just renovated. LOSE T : Pn Fj eld 2781-R. 124% FURNISHED APARTMENTS ro AND (GCE HOUSEKEEPING” ROOM se tees _ Boalte”s Moore ‘Theatre. aye ar FLATS 2-room f ite | $5 up. Alaskan, op: New man- ” APARTMENTS, anaes “room furnished “apart- mL! SEK HEPING "PRANK WATERHOUSE CO. ine, Near Harvard Ave. Bvening, Main 1063-iK. hawe a few cars left at such bar- ea these: CHANDLER TOURING ov REAND And some pul ge nd late cara, touring “, closed mod OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9:00 CAN HE BOUGHT ON payments, balance ments, 6% interest, at ney, ine. Authorized Ford Dealers, Broadway and Pike. _ Bast 0320. a t RHODES save 2035 THIRD IN B946 i yOR AUTOS. CALVIN battery is it. Work VE. MM, SPOT CABH Arcade Bh HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID | ood light cars, Henry Mi te Coe O18 He, Pike we Want 2001. LEC TRIG MOTOR, BPpiLt | fireplace; bu jgbreakfast nook; full cement basement and furnace and | omer feature: Pr tS 600; terms. TERS, 726 Third Ave. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? 3-room, furnished cottag 126; 2 blocks from car line well bug included in this 1,650; terms $600 cash, balance 15 per month. AM JOSEPH 926L.57th Av. B. Phone Rainter 0074 GULVER—QUEEN ANNE Come to us for the best buys ween Anne hill property. R. LYE c. CU 14 Boston St Garfield 0077. ROOM HOUSE ~ACRE COR- ner, close in, only $1,600; $100 cash, up month! ERS, 726 Third Ave C, PRT 7 SH, $j5 MONTHLY, FARES 4 wei a new b-rdom modern bung acre, improved, Beacon 7h,’ Elliott 0246, UNIVERSITY one nn vent replace . 1°00 down, 445‘ monthly. orth 2491, 4-ROOM HOUSE AND BATH, 1 ood conditiol ere ground od aoil, Owner, Hisinter 0261-4, PPORTUNITY|i# STARWANTADS 2.650 Saner, ‘taxi near ¢! lu | 2000 \doon -| FINE Four Are Arrested After Auto Smash Bileen Campbell, 16 Mary Larson, 15, both of Everett, are held in the detention home Monday their companic and Frank Stover, jal cur in which they were ridin and a New Washington hote ond Vernon Scott, 27 4, are held in ¢ sion between the following a oo Sunday Thre tw in the er being drunk charge of driving while accident ocourre lice, after an all night Which boowe flowed freely night « were allghtly Stover is charged with Seott in ah held on @ unk, The to po nm .y.| Mines Laboratory at U Is Dedicated The new $125,000 mines laboratory of the University of Washington wae dedicated Saturday afternoon before representatives of the university, th 8. Bureau of Min and the coal mining industry of the state, In bis dedi jon speech Dr. Henry Susaallo, president of the that the scholarship the university are higher than those of, any similar institution tn the Unit ed States, and that the mines labora | tory is merely ne of the evidenced of @ further king out of a greater ‘Waskingte university lWoman Shoots Her Husband; Released J. M. Lyle, 1414 10th ave, was shot in the arm by bis wife during &@ quarrel in their home Monday morning and rushed to vidence hospital, Mra, Lyle and her hust were later arrested and relea when Lyle refused to prosecute his wife. She fired thr vte at hin. police said. “I wish I could straight Mra. Lyle r having said. i ts shoot ported as REPORTS LOSS OF $300 Three hundred dollars in |bonda were stolen from a trunk be jlonging to T, G. Chapman, Peeific hotel, Sunday, Chapman reported to police. FOUGHT WITH CONDUCTOR G. J. Arthur, 39, steamfitter, was treated at city hoxpital Sunday-night for a fractured nose, “I got in a fight with a street car conductor explained Arthur ACREAGE IT 18 NOT OFTEN pleee of ood land on es « ules we olfer ou ¢ ave your cholee of fine land, on a large creek, plenty of water for irrigation, a little over & mile from store, schoo! and post- office. in one of Thursten county's foriving districts, priced from $35 to $75 an acre. You pay va 10 ber cent down, and then no principa payments tor two years ify yeu eh Ko on and improve the Innd, ax we want settlers. This {s your chance Beta job of YOUR OWN that will pay big dividends (658) FIRESIDE REALTY Co. 314-317 New York Bik, Elliott $925. ? ACRES; RUNNING WATER Gea hou p That you ean get a t very attractiy: panele use: also cusplag: cing mu very, convenient downtown. coment county road. for anyon Price $1. payment and monthly | acceptable from satis~ iE & FARRAR, Ine. ie ey New York Block, ACKER, NORTH “OF cIry Fine soil; 2 ner plo’ 4-room hous: bre j en house, good barn; cow, 40 antek- ene: young fratt tree: 00 hs ae log berries e~ arden; cow snap +, JH 000; Po 300 cash, VAN ARSDALE Peis Third Ave. 6-ROOM HOUSE; ORCHARD CLOSE IN Splendid soil; level; bearin: berries of dieretent hes family garden: all t blocks from store fruit inds fenced electri sent anyone working | downtown nabie terms can be arranged. bee hr Winwell, 608 Seaboard bid trans 4 trom city Lake Washington, come in and we will show @ snap for $800; $200 cash, e easy terme VAN ARSDALE 1016 ties A Ma ACRE of city, pati ton, part cleared, with creek, om good road “Cc. PE Werke, 126 ‘Third Ave. T NEED HELE. yous h “LOgR TO WORK veral gop tracts near mills and camps of Skagit county. Here is proven belt. You can work and improve land during spare ti This ia in the Mt. rhon-Sed: Woolley b H. C. PETERS, 72¢ Third Ave. STOCKS Ad wi BUY—LIBERTY BONDS, 100 Futrell Cog Nar 92 Rainier “ry Bimplex Auto Wheel Western Smelting & Power. Rothert Proce Universal Hush Pon National Mines 1000 7 1000 1000 1000 2000 dD. Co. Columbia Red Metal. Alaska Petroleum @ Coal. Wyoming-Pacific O11 Red Desert Ol & Bxplo. MAX WINKLER 4 Union Bt Elliott o8so. 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ESTABLISH TRANSE an Linton Federal truck; living rooms; 0. Has office busin fos and residence en JO8 WINK Note Dhiea Ave. 14 ROOMS; SHORT WALK 00 will turn the trick, Ko that you are in position to make mon H.C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave WILL ENTERTAIN GOOD sECURT- ties in exchange for my new, neat shoe and notion business, 000, Biitott 0245, GOING GROCERY AT IN- Yolee about $1,600. Fine location «GT. Behling, a Howe Bid Ani Ne hig “4 nin re houses: CIAL NgrioRS ij DIARETIC FLOUR, G “ TBLD 2704. 8 PE NAL REAL GOOD ‘SHAMPOO WITH pure Boccabelli castile soap, he. Face massage with choice of tour 50c. Marcel waving, 35c. 2 comorers besthe Modern equip- me « Tie BUTLER SCHOOL OF 1107 Second Avy. RDILESSIN' {th Floor Taft Bid.. Phone for appointment, Elliott 680. NORAE —Mre. A. Wilieiksen, Sunset PSYCHOLOGIST tional expert, éhar- Haight ie, er AAT ESTATE LOANS aid as ¥ Bat FARM ‘MTG. njured | Liberty | 10 acres near Ren-| pasties MOTORS. APPLIANC! gogd | ‘about | , sadl THE \To See Date Prune Go to Fruit Show a date than 100 date 1 Htate nen from Oregon wil! b ature of the exhibits at the Pa orthwoet frutt t ver nee prune? There are prune trees in the Unite D A fe fle 4. This Friday by D. D uibits, who haw tour of Orege ot the t exponition vember announcement was made director of ex ust returned from a Prepare to Receive A committee from Seattle manufacturers for the Western Washington fair will be sta at 310 “t |from 9a m, to & p.m | tioned . Wednomea y according to Exhibius will b turned to the same place aft fair, which will open October close October 9 Roads May Reduce Vegetable Rates Veretable “rates on ratlroads Chleago and other Minst | points ma © reduced, according to | Permission given by interstate com aminsion * Monday Herbert Hoover’s Policies Praised Putting business into government and taking government out of busi. ness is the policy of Herbert Hoover, declared Frank R. Kidridge, Jr. chiet of the Far Eastern division, 1 a department of commerce, in an ad dress before th China oly Satdrday, dle ts on his way to the Far Kast announcement re the 3 and merce ¢ Struck by Timber, Workman May Oe: Edward Bruley, $3, 1516 W. 63rd st, was perhaps fatally hurt Sat urday night when struck tn the stomach by a heavy timber while working in the Seattle Cedar & Lum ber Manufacturing Co.'s mill at 1640 Shilshole ave. He was rushed to Lakeside hospital Want Seattle to Be Purchasing Center Tuesday, at 6 p.m, more than 100 of Seattle's representative executives of banks, manufacturing and whole raling’ extabiishments will wit dewn together at dinner at the New Waah ington hotel and talk over ways of making Seattic and Puget sound the purchasing center for the Northwest. Smashes In Windows; Arrested as Insane John Kallak, 37, laborer, ts held for investigation by a sanity commis. sion. following his alleged activities as a window smasher, terrorizing women in the vicinity of 6231 Fourth ave. N, W. Monday, Mrs, Gleella Howell, 34, is in city hospital, where she may die the result of swallowing poison in a sul elde attempt Sunday. EATTL n cition in the Interests | Exhibits for Fair) recelve exhibits! STAR |Ship News Tides in Seattle Kecond Low Tide op. oa Weather Bureau Report TATOORH I8LAND, Mept eA M. No report; w down oe Arrivals and Departures Arrived Walter A Haitimore schenbach Balboa, ” mr York rey for ervine Mir Prince Ry: i river ». Alaskan Vessels yoRept. Ih—Kalled, ate westbound Ketebikat Rept Beattie, southbound . Vessels in Other Ports Maniia—Hept, 14—Arived, str Hawkeye « from Beattle Hadeiphia—Bept. 24 —~ Arrived. str vingfield from Beattie. Balled, str Ohlo~ jan for Meattle w York—Sept ward Lyckenbach for # Halhda—Rept. 12--Balled, atr Cape Ro » for Menttle Als 26—Ralled, ote Ba 4 Arrived, str Harry or Rein! mtr A form Received by 0, & Naval Radic Sept. tb—Htr City of Hpokane, Beattie t be, 16 miles from Port ath pm 4 Atiants. Be 1 aa from Cay t leon, Ko [140 miles from Cape Plattery pm jet Northiand, Geattle for Ban RETA 182 miles from Meattle at Ap. m.; tr Gritty, # anciens for Heattle, off the Fiattayy at fem ew W for Ocattle from Beattie at & for Nome, he Heettic § pm str Protesilaus, tat $0.40 N., lone. Terminal *tr Awumasan Maro Destroyer Correy, it Wr Jefferson, str Nedondo, wtr Latoueha. Grand Trvek Pacific Terminal—str Rpo- ane ige Pacific Termingl—str Watt ox Coa! Dunkere—0 1. @ «9 FOR SALE—MisceLLANEovs |” LUMP COAL—Delivered tes P+ OU Ton er TELD, 4201 fonsultation re 4°58. Sid Burke Bids. ent Atto elxn petents, secur. Bids ‘omoted, ‘week <7 a 609 ww. Washington D ‘ain 0: eae lished ident 18 nb pest ‘ im 578 one a Patents. Trademarks, pr ee eit, Nor tie iA Height Hours, 10-5. date Dr, Edith Moore "4; ay Coilsiocat Vaan LOANED Re AE cles of yalue. THE ve. WIRING. pBjectric 41 First lihott &. Money” to Loan MONEY TO LOAN On cana crt Jewelry, on mont / WOR REAUBDIAL LOANS IN ah ag A PRIVATE PARTY Loans on pianos, furniture easy payments, rrrent Real eatate contracts dou ht f sanee kD. AND 220 smith Bldg. ‘© LOAN—-WE LO. art NP ON DIAMONDS, wat rates 821 Second Ave. ablished 1889. ~ LOANS ON AU’ TOMOBIL. our ear. ventrab Tdi. Bulow 6d lonuments Ast and Virginia R74 a ciiclan ant iptometriat | Optician and Optometrist iw ida, Fraser-Paterson &o.| ee | Patents and Trade Marks SOW. MAUPIN, patent & trade marie * pert 207 Hinckley Bide. Main 2739. Physicians, ergeene MATISM, TATIC. ro; Our, treatment One week's, treatyent. fl eference: Open, even Wruden, 90044 34 ayes Freer and Dit, ANG BUITE 400 PANTAGES treats ail forms of men Wide. i disorders. ah years’ experience; sonable. fon re ano PIANOS TUNED RY STROM Ane right. Price $2.00. Bll. 052 Public Stenographer manuscripts, notic cards, envelopes, ete. 5 ington Bidg., 705 First ave. Razor es Sharpened 4 Spangenbere, Cutlery, 1407 4th ave, im | DR” WELFARE, “8.P. orders; no operation ler Bld jolin Repairing Bows ‘Fehaired, Finlay, L A> immedate vial treatment, ‘uning Letters, 4, ah- and mort-| ado, str Weetern Knight, str Weet Himrod, str Teontum, etr Cross Keys, Rest Waterway Terminal—fite Thames Toosevett. Bievator- etr Detanee Maru mn Milt Deck r Petete, beh? Mavd. otr it. B Leveson Marine Railway-—aty Morning echr Cama irgee Griffeo, yn Chey, Henry Viliard, fener ‘ov der, str Marmion. A “Big Brotherhood banquet” will be given Tuesday at 6:15 Plymouth Congregational chureh by the four downtown churches, the First Baptist, First Presbyterian, First Methodist and the Plymouth Congregational. According to the committee in charge everybody ts in- vited to come and to bring a friend Thousands of blooms transformed the hig Leschi dancing pavilion Mon- day into a veritable paradise of Now: ers at the first annual fal flower show of the Seattle Horticultural as sociation, More than 5,000 entrigs were registered. The show will close Tuesday night, when the awards will be announced by the judg BACKS UP DEUTERONOMY Declaring that Christ used words from the book of Deuteronomy to re pel Satan, and that the devil ts anx fous to have people forket that book, Rev. P. A. Klein addressed his con gregation at the Dunlap Baptist church Sunday night, Nature's wonderful tonie food should find a place in every home | and Start Service from | Seattle's reat Modern All the food values of pure milk with the added revitalizing elements of . buttermilk, Caren? Oils and S teels Are PAGE 11 EGG PRICE IN __ Reactionary at N.Y. | ANOTHER LEAP NEW YORK, Sept lon the stock « and many other stocks dip Btoeln were firm. The firat nut tho stock took @ quick tumble tc 102, up i, but then sold « were ractionally Jowtr. # was quickly lost. Of the rails Union tained thelr fractionally higher open | Opening prices inclu Baldwin 1; Mexiean Petroleum, 102 Mi Un 14. unchan: Usiied Mtaten Stoel, is Northern el, 64%, up f Olle and New York ¢ DULL MARKET IN GRAIN PIT: . Bont prices rd of) There t and oate| Te que itt i Nebt plember wh: ned off $1.25%, and closed off fo. Becetiber opened off at $1.26%, and Me pened, up ye at 4) 39%, Sropp at the clone pped September corn, after opening ee at Ble, closed off le, De onic ¥ selling of w tastern houses, for y ption- but ber ow TMeand cle ed off Me at Market steady, bulk of sales, §7.26@8.10 ; lamba, eull and com- % yearling wethers, $4.75 tees, $2 1H4TE: cull to vormmon ewes, 0G? eee eee N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Qeotatians Cdieomne, s Granula! 7 Rie, spo 1@12Ke Ib . Natter—| Cattlo—Rece Chotes ateera, 15.606 ry te, aie. Market 15: berg ir to Denver Live Stock Cattlo—Receipts, $100. Market the nl orn, 84@7; cows and bel i stockers and feeders, ne ti|Denies Woman $150 m. at the|* Per Month One hundred and fifty dollars a month temporary alimony was de- nied Rose M. Stetson in Judge King Dykeman'’s court Monday morning. Mra, Stetson, alleging that her hus band, LeRef Stetson, has property valued at $60,000, stated that be- cause of cruel treatment she can no longer remain with him, According | to the complaint Stetson pulled his wité from her bed on the morning of September 30, 1920, and ordered her to leave the house. Stetson denied the charges, and states that he has very little prop- erty. The divorcee action will be brought before the courts within the next few weeks, Until that time no alimony will be set Jitneys Offer $20 Month to Operate Offering to pay the city $20 a month for every car operated, the | Sound Transit Co. an association of jitney bus drivers, filed applications | with the elty council for permits to | operate over the Cowen Park, Mhin-/ ney ave. Jackson st. East Union | and Broadvey roads, Schooner Wrecked Near New Zealand The schooner Columbia River, bound from Auckland, New Zealand, to Astoria, was wrecked off the Sun: | day islands, notheast of New Zea land, Monday morning, according to! Jan incomplete report reaching | Merchants’ Exchange at Seattle | Monday merning, The message atat- ed that the crew was saved. Messenger Boy Is Run Over by Auto Teddy Gross, 17-year-old messen ger, was seriously injured Monday chanke \oday. ware peagtionery du? ed in the firet hour f over two el common opened vu f, fractionally, hi rv ng the early trading Bome raile and inde up % at 45. um opened at n-Amerioans ut this main Steels, openin wale Royal Dutch w 943%. Mexican P pints to 99% Paoific and > wie pricen f Pp Pte; Ameri¢ pany, 86, up ‘a; N. Y. Stock Exchang (Matarday's Quotations) Weties Hotel a yw Close 16% «86% 197 42% 4% 89% 107% ri 39% a4 bau Book — Atchison , preee Cer @ Fay. 4 International... 88 rye rican Humatra.., 4% | American Locomotive 91 | Amer. Tol, & Tel,....107% | Anaconda tee 1% | Halt, & Onie - 9% ¢|BAldwin Locomotive | Rethlehert steel ““B Canadian Pacific... | Central Leather. . M. & BLP 2% 107% a% thy Pennsylvania RB Read! Republic Tron & Rock Island... Hinelair OU Bouthern Pacific |Houthern Ka: Btromberg.... Studebaker . qT 30 care; corm, 960 care; oats, 100 care. : INEARLY MOVE Carload Sent to Seattle; Eastern Product Short The Pacific Cranberry Exchange js now shipping berries from the cranberry districts at the mouth of the Columbia river {n car lots.¢ The first shipments include a car to San Franciseo, a car to Seattle and a car to Loa Angeles. This is the first sea- won in which car lot shipments in this quantity have moved so early. Early Pacific coast markets of this year will be supplied almost entirely by Pacific-coast-grown cranberries, Pacific coast cranberry growers are urging housewives to put up their winter supply at this early date, because a gradual step up in price is expected as the season ad- vances, Urges Opening N: rges lew F. W. Graham, former secretary of the Transportation club would have the relics and exhibits in the Washington museum awarded a new home, since most of these relics and exhibits a) hidden from the public gaze use the Forestry building in which they are kept is unsafé and “termed a “fire trap. The collection is valued at $250,000. Herbert Condon, comptroller of the University of Washington, con- firmed Graham's statements, but stated that the university at present has no way of helping matters, since funds are not available. Drives Auto Over Steep Bank; Nabbed Frank Albright, 30, was arrested and charged with reckless driving after he had driven his auto into a telephone pole and over a steep em- bankment Sunday night, narrowly escaping death. DOROTHY DAQUILA, of Seattle, and Guiseppe Minichiello, of Naples, Italy, were married in Seattle Sun- day, They will make their home in Georgetown. the| | pase os 1,375,472.24 Portland Clearings .. ++ 5,579,505.00 Balances ..-.. + 1,446,162.00 Clearings { Balances . morning, when he fell from his bi eyele into the path of an auto. The auto passed over the boy's bod, injuring him internally. Date Jan. 1, 1918. L. M. RICE # ofterin form) Federal Incom taxation in "Tax , ortunity to ti Idom offere is an lelding security " Call, ee or 1333 1b. and em, 8 “Clearings | Balances . * Deno & CO., Inc. Eatabliahed 1900 Tax Secured Municipal Corporation bonds, free e State of Washington, including Prices Follows: 0 Hen. SAI NO 115% % | First Lady Finger Grapes on Market | Megs were searce on the focal wholesale mart Monday, whick caused the price to jump $ ¢ents on the fresh ranch at 62 cents a dozen, P| and from 2 to 4 cents on the pullets, at 38 to 40 cents. Kutter was reported steady to firm, while a growing upward tendency noticed » first Lady Finger grapes were on the market at from $3.60 to $3.75 a lug Another car of Italian prunes which arrived on the street from the fpo- kane dixtrict was wholesaling at from 95 cents to $1 a crate | Cranberries are now $460 @ hox. The vegetable market is un- changed. VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dentere Begas Local, per ™. .. ir 1. don bunches” ai per Tm per sack Local, dor, Celery—Local, don. Corn White, sack . Yelow Bantara ¢ Cacumbers—Lac_ hethoure, don Ween, erate. Bssusssssea bunches Telephone, ™. Th. box " sess) ‘ eteeese Hubbard ’ | Temators—Local + Green, opie, bes Tabiti--Per doz . Oral —Standard box . Fige—Fresh, per box Grapes— ‘Thompson seedless, tug C ran, ¢. basket ones, Bene Stender’ crate Per box |CRANBERRY GROP cna Museum |"Fi-, » Medium heavy ., Rough heavy cattle Prime steers Medium to choice Common to good Best cows and hei Medium to chotce Common to good Canners Calves—Light .