The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 12

WANTS POUND PotaP, Scan ; icc} Fest Low Tide | cally all the motors and rub nto new. t , ihe. move Given Permission ms get | with Studebaker we Ath, Chandler at yRrfnatield nt 44a and n ee UU. & Rubber above 65. in the specialty Vamour Players and May Petitions are being circulated by | ope leader of the ra with an earl the King County Humane society in [nh SSR a in AN effort to persuade the city coun . \ New New, Jorqey, 18 eit to turn over to it the city pound,| Weather Bureau Repo Peoducta 60 Btudepaker 81%. Up Mei Asphalt, 66%, up Wi Kelly-Spring HOW operated by the police depart.) TATOOS ISLAND, Dee § A Mom fletd, 444, up | ican Petroleum, 112, off \; Lehigh Valley, 60, up %& % arometer wind merican W 4 Be) Bil the work now done by the pound ors » days. (Rectad. with alt big: Broduce Neca quietty buyin copper shares ©) for a sum equivalent to 85 per cent 19°, “ Port Angeles tow Predictions aré Made that copper metal will sell at 15 cents in January Of the receipts from dog and cat | jing barge Rutue B. Woe #308 m.) For months, goaalp has been buay with the story that eventually some of Pehine fees——now uved to defray mere jones Maru, at? NaF ade m the big producers will consolidate i iat IY a portion of the pound’s expenses: “Phe operation of the pound,” the | Areiwiaile : and Departures éRAIN PRICES N. Y. Stock Exchange Mebolution points out, “has always re Quotations) hap wendy . t sir tcp mince trem Phitndet Ki. Manning @ Ce | Multed in a deficit to the city, The i Ban Pe Ir Industrials, Rails Ship News Ory eading in Interest, NTE con indus ‘Cucumbers Are Scarce on THE SEATTLE STAR WALL STREPT JOURNAL FINANCIAL RUSVIE Feoent report of the chief of police ! nest nadie tog Rg Ag Hise bow Cloce Mdmits a deficit for 1 Of $946.65. | coma, at 6 p.m) ate Rosalie Mab } s9%. Sh 808 De Phere is also a hidden deficit which from San Francisco via Byerett, at 11 A ty ws “ Miust amount to over $1,000. m.; str Dakotan from Tae b. CHICAGO, Dee, T—Grain prices aa an “Based on the 1920 receipts, the|” ™ balled slumped again today eae . “ Society's offer to do the work for a Tous Mare fer ne via | boar oo fe, There i” . A> | ) Bum equivalent to 85 per cent of the r wan bepunte Se “ae Hicense feos would save the city $1. \7 r Md on x 280.85, which would make a total)! sp sone wore h uy 8a “waving of well over $3,000 annually p ‘iN 119% «1B 9 Tt is the society's contention that, | Ms t vie " Ne WA Addition to making this saving, ee a ho y ~ the arrangement would make for ef-| Yosemite for & ret dt an Piciency, ax it would prevent over} * | Wo at $1.01% and ¢ oy 4K ' | lower So Reding of activities. Alaskan Vessels ig pT sate A, Millard, secretary of the soclety,| pyrorsnure—De Halied. Apo. | a < off Sc ry ‘ “Also deciares that the proposed ac | 10:30 p.m H at 63% "4 Zion would make it possible for the | corn ‘ . [54% 6, and wa 3% v4 “wociety to discontinue its practice of} Yegsels in Other Ports ({!°; {ius i 3M Selling dogs. |. Antwerp-—-De Ralled, ote Kaben ° eurm..143 Tre , ata —- have for North Pacific ports ti i ss | Manila Dee, tcarrived, wt Badmore| Chicago Board of 7 Trade | New baven 134 date t * Que! | Northern Pacit uN ON SKIRTS TO BLOOM <Des, ated, Maal 7's Woaing'& cm ‘striom EHS | * a3 AT ANKLE LENGTH nn Pigg ong eer Co MO dacoeesu sly | N clone ‘ 25 > e. Deo. b= Arrived, |e. 1.00% $1.10% 810 Loe : jatr Menry & Grove from Seattle wed he eee eu Lhe IS PARIS DECREE })" ioncisiv—bec 4 arrived, ete wie Op ‘ | ve 4% as 46% . PARIS, Dec. 7.—The skirts oad 4 % 4 34 that bioom in the spring, tra la. aWaiter A. lauly rT ae 6% iis going to be angle length. Beattigs sty ‘Ryerer | Cate rus 19% Dec 32% «32K IK 5] This was revealed here today Dee. &—Arrived, stray 7% atte ath rT >} by M. Molineux, noted Purisienn verett from | yoy uy ate le ‘ | ttle ‘Style expert, as the dressmakers Degan to evolve a plan for spring ‘Womens’ wear, Long, tight siceves will re the present flowing style, ||Sailed, str Northland for Beattie, at } United States Bteol.. 84% at detinied. | Gowns. will f Admiral Behley for Beattie, a sD Temain loose with low waist Arrived, ste Mobile “ fi "4 a Rome Sertwea, ae{ Chicago Live Stock OX 4 The light grays and somber Angelica awing. barge Rutee (Wednesday's Quotations) add ere of the present season cod from Han Francisca, at, 11s §. | Hoge—Rec ‘wil run into a riot of violet |) * Port Angeles for Beattie, at) or apple green for spring,” he str Rosall & mj at @ Jeptha from Beattie, at 7 a. m. Reported by Wireless Arrived _ “Colors for the most part will what you call ‘loud,’ " he con “Plain crepes and fancy will be the most favored They also will be oh Beatth Yokoha: miles from Beattle at § p. will not Jesaup, Yokohan from Cape Flatter Lackendach, Everett for OAKLAND, Cal—Yuriko Furuta. girl, elected valedictorian | in) at § p. m. raduating class in Oakland “ee school. ly, Boldt’s Butterhorns are de ‘Advertisement. Street Terminal Heather AETROPOLITAN Jf rice i scr Vitor air setterson, ote ch ~| Northw Pier B-—Str Queen. Seattle Shipbuilding & Drydeek Co.—8! Rtarr FREDDA, DIINDLEY Sanne. Distt s of mewinbed cific C Engineering Worke—t. 8. y fe SHAKESIEARE war iy age Nga ad of Venice” Il uy. 8. shipping Board Mooring Leong Keys, str lconium, at £ Hight, str West Hartinnd, str Lubete str Anna E. Mores, str silverado, Wallingford. str West Cahokia, a Ison. J—Btr Mont 1 Eveninns, 81.20, $1 and Soe ka Steamship Moortngs—-Str Valder Bt apd See. Tax. > ock-—tr Dal an. ha? Street Terminal—U. & ©. & Dell Mast Waterway Dock & Warenouse Co—| | $5.2 Kelton, chairman of the American Saves ‘ou Money Heljin Maru Yo. 7 Rio, spot, 1@P We Ib; No. gion cor " Y Tedd = Drydo Ship Chillicothe, bktn| 4 santos, 1S WIE Ke tm ™ Legion committee in charge of Amer ent Friend, jeptha. oe lean Education week, today gave you Sound Bridge & Dredging Co,—atr “SGohar ‘for dollar you den miral Rodman Mream—Bktns Forest Pride, Fore: Grifteo, Cliee, bark Belt EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 5. sda aces! ~ | JAD OFFERED. Making Liquor Kamael, Japanese, was held in cou ty jail Wednesday on $500 bail wht Ne Reyal rmony |Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton. Lucky and Harris; [omnes Tatiman me | Kamael was arrested Tuesday | re gy SUNGLE* jnight at a ranch near Bellevue Mats, 22e; Eves. A5e aa A | Fg Sheriffs Frank Brewer, f [bert Beebe found a saki press in operation an six quarts of finished product. Tt | Continneus, 12:30 ie a 10120 P.M. New Pi sum of $60 in currency that Kama pa arin is said to have offered as a bribe ne Nace nHOAT” Melodies a against the prisoner. A letter in Kamaei's possesaio was addressed to him at 604 Main st. METROPOLITAN Now Pia NANCE O'NEIL ome rusisrowe” || ARBUCKLE MATINEE TODAY Was a name you were ac- med to having used in THIS TWKE j EK OR : THEATRE wanted something etter Then also you were used fo having your sh . bled by hand. Now y - mand something better, Therefore, today your shoes are rebulit by modern ma- chinery We were one of the pio- neers in the industry in thin city. We use nothing but the best of materials and workmanship. If you live outsid city, mail us your she will repair and send to you ¢. O. D. Our Shine Parlor selia you a ticket for 25c¢, good for three shines. FEDERAL SHOE YYVIO NATHLS REPAIRING CO. 1407 Third Ave. GYVMOH ‘3 Hdasor Between Pike and Union. p the erm tr Waimarino from Seattle, at € «. m. for Yoko- from Seattle at § p.| north of San Fran-| Vessels in Port t Seattle Pac Coast Coal Bumkers—str Wal- Heffernan Dock—tr Kedondo, str Ad- ty. Potter, Griffson, schra Meteor, Zw. BRIBE, CLAIM canada Votes Down. === sin n Held by Sheriff on Charge of, OTTAWA. Ont., Dec. 7—The vie-| faker tallow: rants tk. om Alleged to have offered a bribe of |the United St $60 if they would let him go, K.| Premier charges of manufacturing lquor |>by W. lL. M. King, which was swe were being filed against him before [Into power, favors tariff for revenue. nd Frank Anderson, who |!n€ Deputy Sheriff Anderson is held as evidence, in case Sheriff Matt Star. wich decides to file bribery charges | ited Rtates Fe seer |? ‘en | wetets a] | $9.2506.10; bulin, $2.15@6.7 | Pith «ee | Foreign Money Status (Tuesday's Quotations) Present Sterling French franc Portland gel Status [135 4: (Wednesday's Quotations) | Cattle Howe i pts Market nominally steady, Choice steers. $666.50: fair to chotes co! Greek drachma = EDUCATION WEEK 2 GOING SMOOTHLY er tr Foreign Exchange a. | 90.0748: lire, $0.0435, marks, $0,0008 : Schools This Evening N. Y. Sug’ ol and Coffee | “Everything running smoothly” granulated, | the mid-week report of Dr waiter fa r- Special addresses before schools, San Francisco Produce [community todien and clubs are in full swing. This evening at 8 oak REI jo’clock Alfred H. Lundin will speak aelrh. pettetn at Queen Anne high school, Dr » We dow | Russell McCurdy will preside. There will be a fag salute and flag ritual and a half hour of music by the | Queen Anne orchestra, |" At the same hour the Weat Seat ite high school will be holding a | Meeting. Matthew Hill will be prin. cipal speaker. © There will be music by the high school glee clube and im at Retaliatory Tariff} ae ae programs in the school, al o'clock, and the principal tory for the Canadian el | will not be a r liberals in yesterday's |b diey ction means that there! allatory tariff against | Crown Hill, BE, B. Cox; Lay ton, Lioyd Ft. Savage; Madrona, | Btept Chadwick; Main Street ‘Tom Patterson; Minor, Ray government, | numett; McGilvra, L. B. Schwelien Mer isons a, bach; Rosy C. N. Dickison; Webster, ghee aj. Herbert W. Meyers. n.|Which wa Je |taliatory t ELLENSBURG. —L. C. Griffiths and E. Brooks, both of tle, found |gullty of shooting Hungarian ps |tridges out of season and fined § each. |The totals are , Is, 121; conservatives, 65% farmers, 58; independents, 2 mier Meighan lost his seat, be. efeated by Lea the farmer | »» in Portage Ia Prairie, | MONEY TO LOAN We Are Making Real Estate Loans at “2% and 7% We Charge No Commissions nd | candid po | Manitoba. ‘|—— hint cnindtanseiaisnnsiis to i % “No Renewal Charges” WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Northwest corner Second and Spring Established 32 years Don’t Quit Your Job to Better Your Job Come to the Hemphill Schoo! t and see how we are help ing other ambitious men to in their salaries in their time. classes three nights a Wednesday, Fri short time for (ractor gt . ‘ and Carburetion—Tire Vulcanize CREDIT - GLADLY ng—Oxy-Acetylene Welding—at big pay Don't pay one cent for inatruc tion until you investigate our As, npetent instruc Our Life Scholarship Plan ia a dandy, and we give you the priv- FOR Nege of transfer from school to MEN & WOMEN pent, walt come in tonight EASY PAYMEN > HEMPHILL BROS.’ Auto-Tractor Schools ! r al Pike and Melrose 1332 SECOND AVE 209UNION ‘MANY PRICES Local Market With several brands of Florida grapefruit on the market, a wide range of prices was quoted. Large extra fancy stock was as high as ’ a box, Fairly 4 quality rult could be had for $5.60 4 The top price on oranges war § cents lower u box Wednesday, at $5.75, Bastern Washington apples were moving fairly well, with tly extra faney stock on the market |The good grades of local apples are Jabout ned up, whieh Ix ur edly the reason for the better ma on the Kastern Washington stock No changes were reported in the vegetable nection, Cucumbers were very scarce along the street, Fancy dy at $2.25 to $2.60 were wt a dozen The exe mart was unchanged, with still two and three diff ent prices quoted. Jobbers do not expect a change in butter prices, tho the mar ket Japanese, per bundie De Anjow w Ne Persimmone—Cal., One-half 01 EVERETT.—Slipping from a tres: | je is reported ax firm. ST eo meee o strained. 1 per box inter Nel tre Bae A. B. McCann, freight conductor | Tart lof the C..°M. & St. P. railroad, fell! » 4 NEW YORK, Des. 3 i Demand sterting | Several Programs Will Be = 15 feet and was badly burt | yiT|| A 10-Day CAristiias Sale | PRN REP = raped i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921. 4 i WALL PAPER i PAINTS AT SMITH’S Make your home a Christmas present of a few rooms of wall paper or Make y I Christmas present of a f ms of wall paper some varnish, stain and paint for the woodwork and furniture. A little bit of paper, a little bit of paint, Makes those summer fly specks look as tho they ain’t. ‘10c a Rall g Dl bye _ a Borders Vanish Tiles | New Tapestry Blend | 30 inch Paper 25¢ The Washable Paper for ) A swell Paper at a very spe Plain colors; 20 inches wide kitehen or bath roll; 60c ) cial price—$1.00 bolt; 30 inches 5 yards long, at 26c boit, double roll ( wide jorder, 10c yard. Beautiful ‘Tapestry Paper at....... Giang 25c, » 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Roll Wear. Well | Paint Vanish Stains Best Floor aitt Made here in Seattle. Yor furniture or woodwork. | All colors. On sal Light oak, dark oak, cherry, } $2.95 Gallon Special value mahogany and walnut ) Fiat Wall Paint, all colors, $2.40 Gallon $1.20 Quart 5 $2.95 Gallon SMITH’S NEW WALL PAPER HOUSE 1621 FOURTH AVENUE, SEATTLE THE STORE THAT BROUGHT DOWN THE HIGH PRICE OF DECORATING Chotee, light 11@ 12) Yeartings Heavy, fancy ‘, oom 10| Stags, heavy ” Pamir pet. 4-45 city deltvery ¥ HAY, GKAIN AND 46 Ducks——Dressed, per 1. Milk—-Cwt., fo. b., Seattle supply ¥. 0. B. condensary, ewt ... DAIKY PRODUCTS Prices Faid Wholesale Dealers Local creamery, cubes Dressed, Nght, fancy, t Menvy, dressed Fresh ranch Vent nt taney, t.- Medium ii-Graia Chop age Heavy 1 Betcion Hi ive, per ™ Chick Mash LIVE Tock Dteckyards Tillamook trip’ VOULTKY AND M Prime light Smooth heavy Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers | hough he te Shi Pige * Fancy dressed, per t., Cattle— ne, per I Prime ys Medium to chotes . 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