The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 12

‘Were ordered by all Ame Be % Tha. Zhe: stick chickory. 2 for 100 94-96 | Seah dressed hens, 200 ORDERS SIGN _ OF BIG BOOM = C, B. & Q. Buys 7,300 Freight Cars at Once, Setting Record BY ALBERT APPLE PITTSBURG, Fed. 2—-The C. B. Q. railroad is placing orders for freight cars, enough to make a BS miles long, This is the big in Tt is about half as many cars ax joan rail combined during the whole « lon officials say they these cars “to be thoroly for the great volume of which is destined t the coming revival of business.” Burlington's freight car byy ts producing an almost electric in the steel industry of the leading steel men see the beginning of heavy buying railroads, move Phe tee! trade for months has WM predicting that the next big buy Movement in steel will start with ot orders for railroad equip: Shape financially. The bond is shaping itself to provide with plenty of purchasing experts say the railroads, to will have to buy: tons of steel rails. B addition, railroad buying ix be in enormous quantities of ties and other equip- 20 Feet From m, Thursday, Charles A. Bak- switehman, of 4046 Sixt ave. @ fractured ankle and lacerations to his body. was taken to Providence ‘The accident was causea Jey car roof. lic Markets 27, § We best fine sugar, 44c: 6) Crystal White soap, tie. Atalt 29, Gem petators 81.50 per sack 4 We Alaska rutabages, § Ble; appies, the to $2.00 box. Sta farge can California cling peache Be, $2.35 don: 4 cwne € ‘She; 49-™, wack Hotiy Cour, 1m, St %.; pure apple jelly. tbe th; dressing, 35¢ Tb.; sauerkraut, ise 2 can imported oll. 19; 3 16e pgs. Arm and Ham- te, Stall 49, Coftes, 2 The. Thc, 3 ths. @oft shell walnuts, 1 Te 650. SANITARY wack, Stall 47, Gem Bee M.: Treeo marmarine the Th. Stall 4 $1.90; @ Crystal White soap, Fela Naptha soap. the. Stal} 111 Meal mush. to try. 10¢ t.: iaree 3 for 18e. home baked beans, Stall 145, large cans tomatoes. 2 for Jarge bottle cateup. ries, ie. Stall 12, ‘White 2 . fixe, the. Stall 1 First ave Swiss cheese, 4i¢ %.: Spanish ear Mines, 20 can. Stall 151! iret ave. No. 2 Back pepper, 25 .: Makers cating ghoeolate, '%-T. re chocolate, 2 Stale Pike st. jack rabbi : T.; pork ros veal roast, ibe tb; shoulder of Ihe %.; mince pies, 2 for Bread. Te and 16¢ loaf: dougnnute. Grapes boiled in butter made a fa vorite dish In England a few cen- turies ago. CLOSED! Caught in the | whirlpool of adver- Keep Your Eye On the Green Bldg.,| Fourth and Pike. are} Toads are steadily getting in| traffic effictently during the |"", Ramer SFY miles tro: 40e Supreme | ” Wold, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Art and Advertising SEATTLE Specialties Feature|LEMONS ARE DUE FIRE DESTROYS TAR . | | Tides i le | ening at New York rovin LSLETILOO 2 Tides in Seattle | | ‘swe oflgsating hs’ ah ‘overhoatha ; orm oo | w sTre s ’ y i | owe. ei : BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD ery-day language of the peoplems | ALL, STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL Review * itove Wednesda night 1 BY DO} Pea PROS oiae || NEW YORK Hole de otife talluce of the local tedara) Feoseve te) Stock Expected to Clean Up) tots) ion ot the Mannerman Lumber| Art und advertising have not been | 4nd we'll have a civilization permeate Qn | ie @ ft. |/CUt the discount rate had no effect on atook pric the f the - . aanerene an : ; 64 with the artist's touch, from Pate ams ae tachenge today, a2 there had no Sxpectation that such ect Rapidly Co, at Burien City, ‘The ‘ the twin alasters they should havw | 04 with the artnt's tou ot i Wirst oR? 11.6 /] Would be taken, Specialt eipal features American timated at $6,500, consisting of a| been in past years, but times are |? ao ae ae hee Tide |/#old at a new bikh at ‘ ry opened up 3 point urehouse valued at $2,500 and the | changing Berens bow Opening prices Included: Me leam, 11 > i Am Shipments of lemons were due on | W8rehou Iued at $2,500 and t hanging a Have you Jost your ancestors? Pri second Wah Tite Haldwin, Sh te; t ite ID tei General Mot OP ie: ogre Poof san: y. The | mber #tored In it, valued at $4,000.| Last year the Kenst Hardware Co. | | ae one Ye ” st ¢ te, Up Je; Retail Crucible, 60% . «2 reg eage oF wearer yell empgees leorge annerman, — prop: rented an ultra realists ng of a| We you're more interente aT Dm, OF f HS Gp 8: Wow’ Maven, 16. up; tude r, 89%, up tock In expected to clean up quick |, George Bannerman, pros apt Arne Ay howet the |discovering one than in being one, Per 0 - - ~ — WA ER, jiy as it is arriving on @ bare and ad. | "4d left the office for n me baer ps Pi aoa gy are: Lovage teh jreda | take & trip to the University and in- 8 , to cut some pipe, During b hairs his arm,” as the hundreda D to 4 Weather Bureau Report |New York Stoch Exchange |vincing market, Despite the fact et rere ee at inte fla of spectatorn noted, and hordes of ;Vo*tls he 14 bound volumes and 1 » » s M that no * have as yet been ie ° 1 pamphiets unt received at the Ib ove TATOOSM ISLANT 2 A | (Wednewd: | “tes mate P h tolachith name ia 46 @ the “great F j | Vurniahed by jwued and the market is facing serious nemical engine was rushed to| people cs : rary from Mra. Arthur DeVoe. to | Ave. Jvances, many large orders have! ‘He # but proved uni to} work of art” who wouldn't step foot |" | ere published regularty en 8 Chose | Nive Tha pay Py xt whipment of |C¢ With the fire into.the Fine Art ries pi 2. am oda " Ae pre on miles A 4 | been placed ne hin hipmer ‘ op nici” Satbeg Wb tesa oni Drveaertete i sen. |e to 4 and are enti ees ae Niel | SmOne Cleaned up:-at 97.50 8 bex DAIKY PRODUCTS jnon gave an exhibl accompanied |New England Historical and Gene ier ; na Se CHICAGO, Feb. B--Grain prices | Amer ; |The vewetable market was un Prices Paid to Bhippere [by neverni lectures, of some 24 paint: 'mlcal Register.” | | a } . were higher on the Chicago board o: % | changed, Local hot house rhubarb oy ingw depicting the theme of transpo Arrivals and Departures ote Seer, -eeree woe stimulated | 4 . | w ce oats at from 12 to 15 cents « Ay rene ne oh AR ” roe ty " sprog 7 : . ee te : Fraser-Paterson have on exhi- Me by the strength in fore rhets. | An ‘“ : anch, white she + | tatlo ey were of the adve 3 Aretved Provisions were higher. jar 26% | pound for the No. 1 stock, California | tining accompanying the annual au: |Pition this week | four a be Fen 2 wheat-—N | Matt *lcollar sweet potate at 4% to 34 tomobile show. ‘These picture apestries of about the year . 0 Te A a pouns Ms . condensary. ow by oO mas jeries Ld at | m1 2: 6 ‘ , ‘ Vifty dollars were awarded in tm y wheat opened at $1.21%, up| ce j wer 50 for a 60-pound erat This week the t Sound y ture. B Ag Up Tye. July opened | ch Laan i Haat | 4 Sr prizes to the three architecture st 4 4 close: rs weipts of poultry were let Pric | Savings and Loan association, at ae ree ae en ee | "Thursday, tho no change in the mar. | Butter Pike and Third, ix exhibiting free 11| Gents at the university who best de ; orn opened up Me at 54) lket was noted. pees 88 sak rte ccz cnn. paintings by several noted porter ar. |#iened @ building in title. This ia an 4 | ‘The receipta of emgs were bal-| colors Oye tint, * given by Mr. William ¥ Jancing with the demand, and the : Of course, highbrow artista insist in order to stimulate in- ee reen Se ” wehite-rtelled ‘stock, was | CMS that “real art” can't be used to teach terest in the students in tile design. Sp we and ak “| wholemaling at from 24 to 35 cents| Wisconsin cream brick... sermons Nevertheless, some day |Due to our local abundance of clag, Shae eee eee ¢ a dozen, Heavier arrivals of ems! Block felon oss cssees the artiat Ia coming down to talk the |the manufacture and use and deatem HBS ‘ ~ EN aA. a bar Iejror Ped | re eb cated els i ——— |of tiles should some day be one Chicago Board of Trade ‘:: sa ge I ‘ So On tier pot fg ey fairty pics | Tillamook tripiete ; er) Ss ll Poi jour big industries. Twenty-four prob- Paiiadeipitas st 1a. & ¢ ree Lae a eres |e NS MS HR ee [and a stent Inerense ta production | pase tua'te otoenee wallowed Poison |lems were entered and prizes were Southeasterm and Southw pg A a ny (aroeeriaceicia en ae bi cne Fameted PP born by Mistake; Dies | «27204 to Helen Gert, $25; Jenness Port Blakeley md Nrinabet’ Caen tae Decks—Fancy dreasen per tb Bonnell, $15; Harry BE. Shoemaker, ™. : * VEGETABLES tdve, oun, ce. . After swallowing bichloride of “a eee $1.81% 01.23% $1.98 youre. pe ¥ $10. Walter Lund was given fourth / Leet Lote ‘Lee Prices Feld Whelesale Dealers | ene ilive. 4 fox and ub mercury tablets by mistake, on Jan-| Oi. ana mentions were awarded Artichokes Per dor. ive, under % y 20, Mew, Jennie 8. can, 34, | Pace | | Meane—-csreen, Cal 2 the S| deetace dt oa eno Duncan’ #4. \the following: Hermann Schippman, Neete—locel, wack | 1s... 26 hero children le, oF Nard Kaufman, Wm. P. J. Taylor. ® | Cabbage Local, per te | Geone—Drewsed. per TM 26|/a Kent farmer, died at her home, | iard Kau p Mary requre phy ! 7‘ . . 33|three miles from Kent, Wednesday | Vitor Edades, J. T. J will wail « acai, par oases per ie , ‘*Y ward W. Leonard, Verle Annis, Les j oe r ‘ do ‘a7 | Dight , c ‘ Vv Is i P. id Gord Terkeye—Pancy dry picked j a Fey, A. K. Aral and Victor ‘essels in Other Ports er: ernie Live, B to 15M machin ter ones. Melbourn: Jan %--Arrived, motor pa * Corambhers fancy Cal, bem 12) Rolled, 6¢-. oka eee ship Canade from Tacoma. rte | Bre he it Cai. per round, Wayne Alber, of the McBride. Free— Feb, tailed, tr Cy of Raw (ity 4 ; Weary, fancy | Studio, returned Saturday from @ Manila—Peb. 1—Arrived, str Robt. Gosthers “Raton amp. Nottey, per orete = 6-00 | See nee ashi month's trip to California where he Det York via feattle, Kobe, "anger On No yr Npeeclaliongteneaae ei) Med Ment on was a guest at Denishawn and took Yakima Mpanish we | Fancy heavy. 1h0@ 200 the @ series of about 150 plates of the Luckenbach from Seattle, Mobdiie—beb. 1—Hailed, str Munindies for North Pacific ports, Galveston—Jan. 31—Arrtved, Mook from Seattiv. Han Pedro—Feb. t—-Arrived, str Preat- t from Beattie. Balled. str Ohioan for Beattie Ban Franctsco—Feb. 1-—Arrived, Chattanooga City fram Seattle, m.; atr F. & Loop from Seattle, at 2p ™.. et Admiral Goodricn from Heattle, Salied, str Wapama str Ted oer wend—Keb, 2-—Paased in, str Italy Maru for Seattle, at 9:90 a. m.; anchored, 8 three masted motorship, probably the Theodore Roosevelt, await- ing orders. | Facoma—Feb 2—-Arrived, str Pana. man from Beattie, at 6:45 a. m.; str Pul- ton from British Columbia ports, at 7:20 . m. Reported by Wireless Received by U. & Nevel Kedie (Time & fp. m. Of date specified unices barwrtee poten) Tictorfh serthtwund; metorsalp i passed ta Cape Piet Tecome for “iro. passed owt Cape Plattery ot { Feb. ir cape Plattery | Theodore Roos 210 miles from Seatth Metenant, starts for Lokohewd, Beattie. eee -| Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal-—Pier A—Atry Pine ‘Tree Mate, Melton Maru. Pier & Sire Silver Mtate, Edmore Smith Cove Anchorage—str Maru. Great Northern Terntinal—#tr Toyama Mt Kashima m ttre Admiral Sebroe, Nicholson, Queen. Pier B—Str Admiral Watson. Tnion Pacific Dock—tr Marry Locken bach |Pacitie Coast Coal 1 | dnonormiats {t. & Shipping Boara Moorings — | one Keys, lcontum, Anna EM Hiiverado, Wallingford, West West Hartiand, Lubrico, West Western Knight. Alask: manip Moorings—atre Cor- dova, Valder Stacy Birest Terminal—P. & CG & Bure- mide. kere: 8G. |Meffernan Dock —stre La |. do, Ketchikan, Explorer. Winsiow Marine Rallway—Stre Morning Htar, Griffco, Griftdy: achre Elinor H., Vancouver; bark Belfast, barge Co- Quitiam City. DEAD IN BED James McNamara, 65, was found dead in bed at his home, 3128° Ad miral way, Thursday morning by L. carpenter's helper, who has been assisting McNamara in remod ¢ling the house. McNamara fell from a box while putting up an electric chandelier | Wednesday night. He and Wold con- working after the accident. Death i# believed by the coroner to been caused by internal in juries He is surviv F., 2318 N. pressman of The Se i by two sons, James and Edwin L., a ttle Star, 1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit 4w Automobiles Robert Sebenken, 2600 Mag. bidy., fell beneath the auto driven by V. W. wheels of an Clough, day night, at Mercer st Anne ave., receiving # on his shoulder. © e ken had jumped aboard a street car, but fell off, landing beneath his auto Seventh ave. N., Wednew. and Queen iwheels. Sebenken waa taken to his home. | eee ‘This day last year two pedes- trians were injured by autos, bringing the total for that year to 103. | TAKES LINGERIE A thief with a taste for lin tered the rtment | Namara, Sycamore apartments, early Thursday, and after looting the clothes closets of two pairs of silk bloomers, a silk vest, a silk chemixe nd a cotton nightgown, departed in haste, rie en of W. A. Mc 78 miles trom! Orton Rete Or. dancers at that school. About 35 $|of them he expects to have ready to exhibit at the Fine Arts Galleries | in March, 7 ‘The annual Pittsburg Salon opens in March, and for the third year ~ Mr. Albee ts an exhibitor. He sent heifers, $5.56@ 5 Bulle, 92.500 6.59. Market steady rough beavy 6. 2.1%. erate Feed—100-TD. whe... ‘ Wheat Mixed feed, 80-1, ska. dos. bunches, Y Maat... +. when at the Cornish School, in his dance with the wierd Benda mask Dressmaking Bchool M. 4700.—Adv. hab ec nie oe Tonka ee A a. Nahi, ‘tency . Termipe— Loon’ Live Stock (Thursday's Quotations » Mege—Heceipts, 11,000. Market 10@ 206 higher, Top, $9.40) bulk ef anies, | ht, $68 | Berton #18 eight. Firat S48 dents ogre te heavy packing sows, Pack- Hecond és. i * rough, # pias, $4TS Pine te 16] Home Beauty z ons COS Reoond 44s {i | Besenae Fer ere ans the—Heceipta, 11 Jarket slow to Third #4 feroamets Per 160 1 Mad enssseneneaces :.. Nene oped eoecee strong. Choice sad prime. $9.16@10: Pourth +s TUiseente! Queietions at sieckyards en median and good, F7GR1E; common, Victory BRS + box ‘ TG ee i Tents “rstgr4|MAN SEEKS ib e9@ 72 00 mon and medium, see 1. Total bond sales. Medium to choice OTbOT Re ° ood ‘ FREE EYE ~ EXAMINATION under the most expert supervision, Glasses may be procured at the Clinic Mf necessary—10 to 6 daily and on Monday ané Fri- day evenings. Call Main 6742 for further informa- ton, PROMOTION| “You, Ted: I'm going to be mar-| ried soon, I am going to work my-| welt to death to get a promotion, | and get it soon, too, Say, you know | the boas pretty well, Perhaps you .) $9@ 10.00 | can give me some pointers.” : 469! “Well, John, since you ask, I will §*| give you a tip. The old man is a | stickier for shap and style in dress. i 13/1 notice you are etill wearing the Yourtings scan bet the bors notices, too, Go Wethers, light | to Cherry's Reduction Sale and get 3 | some new clothes. Get ‘em on credit, too. They have some wonderfully i nice suite reasonably priced, and have just put on sale some specials 000, Market steady tambe, cull and yeartiog se ai78, vudl 3 ¥ Hirttian 6 Test beds Rrivian Mritiats Piritinns Nelaium Restor. be Retetura Preminm German W. le € 79 Quotations) 3.72) granulated, No. 7 Rie, wpot, #% 4 Bantos, 11% G12 40 1b see Produce sone: fe ik; Ne SS wee . San Francisco (Thareda: NORTHWEST EYE CLINIC 216-18 BURKE BLOG Ratier—Hxiran, 6 ib; prime firsts, ihe WV 24} on overcoats, values up to $50, for Ragge—lxtras, Te don eabdvsesee 4.96 | $30 AND FEED | ree Now, do as I tell you. “They are on Second ave., between Tee | Madison and Spring, over the Pig'n per so... Feanate Vieginte, Keyove MAY, GRAIN —, —— “mew vy Ae | Whistie, 207 Rialto bullding.”"—Ad- SECOND AND MARION BANK CLEARA..J8 United Kingdom sin st ; ; ‘ EES —— | | Waited Kingdom 6%« . % ate A . — Creating nN gseciionse ||P Money S Flatt lolbebe Tt TT TTT TTT | seen $081 198, ‘orei tatus | Balances 958,780.31 Weebesaes's cntwonisaes | (|, “een eae | | Clearings + 4,907,263.00 bead Ave pt | Balances . 609,255.00 Prevent vn Tacoma | | Total transactions .. ” 2.342,110.00 BOYS and GIRLS, LOOK! DON’T LEAVE HUBBY MORE THAN 12 TIMES, THIS WIFE ADVISES COLUMBUS, Ind, Feb. d-~ No husband and wife should sep- arate more than 12 times. Mrs, Laura Fritsch says eo. She has just sued Jacob Fritsch for divoree. Norway krone Danish krone Greek érachma eee You’ll Be Proud to Own— Le oc ee a The last parting was their x thirteenth Perjury Charged 5 : “One time too many.” mays * a Mrs. Fritsch. “And, besides, go Against G. W. Lot ing beck to him again would be Perjury charges against G. 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