The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 12

PAGE 12 ORANGES DUE ‘Ship News| Wa THE ll Street Opens SEATTLE STAR Northwest Products Move Takes In A WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922. rh rAY G nan practically no sculptural com-[art, and has very little art of & IN CITY SOON h ne’ BY DOROTHY FAY GOL Hed i fascinating A ane ast! a practically no soulpte ee ee . ea ~ Or produc oon pride! e at one nic h ha rol De on d | Tides in Seattle 1 I OTE) roe products, too priae! Wel) Thats one nies ine aoeet amn| Mowever, Mim Carr to stil in her | maintained - Waemmenax raceemar | WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW ey other. Hattie also has her|trained artiat, art connolmeur, more| teens and the future Is before her ove mK 8 1 " arr oun. « nd clothes ott at, f . e Shipments Expected tO Be | rivet’ tice’ rite | rivet! high! tide |! NEW YORK, Hon. f-—the ‘opening market un the New York stock ex J output of art and she’s Just Ws /man allke—enjoym to the full | the | MIS. ATW ATH Wins Tacoma Sculptor : rrr Mate today showed a somewhat Improved tone ax compared with the ; ; yprect cratio right of free speech. | HONOR } 4 eager to have it PB v “ « z Light for a Month Wiewt Sen} Siege Lucemay, Coppers winich coll of¢ rather rapidly pA Ong Ree yee or . 1 art ht where the artist can hear,| Mrs, Mary Atwater has honorable Honored in East wee in. | mony showed-a recovery of half a point or more, Mexican Petroleum was ated, Our few local 4 r : ore’ ast Sonne Miah Tile ract Hy ! wy but 2 at of the pther « te abe wed gelne an oe ° pride themselves on never oe t Yor tho th vs pent ur me cued for : ourw .” Ing — : of BY DOROTHY FAY Gout i Shipments of oranges from rove: Tide | ‘Kerend ‘Law ‘Tide | sold down to a new Fecord low at 2% shortly after the opentp sr Abe Bre oie Bk ae tpg ol ea ig F neat. their | David Myerw and Frere Champne A ark in @ you iIptor, that were undamaged bp the severe oi pm oe tt Opening prices ed: United States Stoel, 87%; Asphalt, 61%, up | hing in nag = eae Ole yd that the artists can Rao ; nord we say a gh . from Tacoma, now York, frosts in “Sunny” California will . eS | ©pnelble, 6 tudebaker, 94%; Sinclair, 19%, off M shh Petroleum, abroad, from New York or perhaps!iuying and their admiring public! exhi differer ypes ¢ oa alt dion see Se ’ 5 * it f uthern Pacific, 82 oft corn F 103%, off % Francisco fale collec te quainted, | colort. - -~ goon be arriving on the market, ac : wu . ‘ from the fan Fran in order to get better aequa nvited e exhibition committe t 8°) Weather Bureau Report (rien Peoine 9) Brie 10M. ups ltion, ‘Taking a chance on # local Sie howdiad ‘ “ a by the exhibits mmittes coring to commission men Wednes- ; Teme Au. Wat, 8.206 as a eae | n « eft to | DOW that long-h The Campfermar of the tional Sculpture society to it TATOOBIE 18 », Fe, 7 int to a patriotic activity left to | 14 " ely replaced by neat st < r , gs: Gay, Shipments will be compare pT ATI Ning southeast, 16 milew an : artint I ‘ata are entirely repia much @ stir two yearn af Prag hercoriee:. unenn ak ae SET hone tor one month, when panne 1 | Chicago Live Stock New York Stock Exchange |i. occasional purchaser, An mat-|/)\" Fe Ohriely i net, it M\flent exhibited with a. ple nhow three of his bronses at the Food stock will start to roll, Only fe 8 oon Market Vursished' ty legen © iwye ter of fact, buying # pleture ef Blro4 te recognize the species owned by Mra. i ™ pide Weheisr, on Tee bout 20 per cent of the crop will be Arrivals and Departures | $10.08; butk [Promising young artist te often &| One of the new talented young! Jr, have another bomb to Vifty sculptured pieces were shown the market \ weight, S810@0.40)| tock Clone | good investment, lartinte whose work ts well worth! year. They call it “The Three Si ; h pieces ms Arrived $8.2600.00., light | Allied Onl" wis é smite itiin Deak ig am among them the work of Daniel Pakamen receipta will increase 1, 5 air princess from New York les; ant t r) 4 _ Who doenn't r Peg Bir taking ® chance upon, who WON ters,” but every one seeing it imme | (pester French, A. A, Welnmana agents of California shippers say. |i. "Pniadeipnia, New. Orleans, Halboa, | packing 42% Gustin’s pictures were $ honorable mention this year, 16| diately may it must be upside down! | tarriet Frismuth, A. P.’ Procto The prices, however, will continue San Pedro and Ban Francine, at 848 « ming sow emotive, +4084 1834 the mont charming “Iv the property | Kamyel Chamberlain. A student In |‘To date, no better idea has been of-| ang golon Borglum. Several of Mr, Erdund the present level because of my) str Admit Goodrion tor Ly ipts, 7.000, Tel. @ Tel 4 in of the Women's University club, Just) ing university from Aberdeen, be) fered than that the gobs of red and of | og ey, , Francine, at 2:30,0, m. Feb Tar I P “ “ Clark’n plaques and statuettes hay the strong demand which bas also jan stewart from Oleum, at 11:90 p.m Cholee and 44% because Mra, A. M. P. Ellis, a gn went to war, then studied abroad) piack and of yellow were #0 4¢\b.en shown from time to time @ Seen reported in other sections of the str Anne Nanify from Ban Pedro via Ts see FoOd se old lady from ¢ nicage, pear grt and in Boston, and has now Very lightful to their artistic eye that they |i, ping Arts gallery, and Wayn country. a Ore ae | 109 | beomiiee and gave ge ii | modestly come West to “practice| eft them as such and sent them 10 | Anes has two on exhibition at Sprouts and onions were higher on! yon, ¢—atr Ohioan for Moston via Tas i {2h | And now they often cost $1,000; | Are” Heveral pages of his aketches/al! three together! Paul Fung t- | scpride studio in the Lowma the wholesale? market, Brussels coma, Hyprett, Kan Francisco, Ban Pedro, | BObwS.TEi |Consaten F 2.5) Who remembers Rot Partridge’s| were published from time to time /ceives an honorable mention for | yuuaing . ‘ were quoted at 20 cents a ee et netnis tor ee were, 81.800 4.35 M. @ Ht 194 etchings when they were $6 each, | tae year House Beautiful, At] series of filustrations, ft. Jackson, |°"" ee: Pound and Oregon onions were at s Wranciece, Man Pedro, Ral You! calves, §7.25@10.80; fonder steers, * that now are $257 Both these young | 1), exhibition he has a skillful bit! some people thought, should have Onton sets were also stronger and Wow York at 11] S879@7) stocker ste $4.6006.86 105% | artists are barely 80. Their Cuiure in| ‘u° Sxmbition Be en even if itlhed one too. He has two very nice|. MTS. Mary M. Atwater has & 4 Nty for Mverett. and ker cows and heifers, 62.4066 bert i Tt Beatle boys. |°* weer Bos ie hai od new studio this winter at 4220 2 the top price at 10 cents a Pe ee eta ies | Ghar Market strong efore them. They are Sea ¥*:|Goeent, say much, is beautifully | architectural drawings of Ypres and |” o this winter, af 284 Weg to 113. b0g 14.88: | ri A Murphy that was bought for|handied and a good augury for the! ge, Quentin—evidently done when in| Sixth ave. N. E., wher Feeds Commodities in the dairy section mm.) ate | fig b pede Ryan $400 15 years ago by a New York/¢ucure, His mention was won by! ¥rance. Sidney Bell has several | '"*truction in the art or wing Sef the marget were steady in prices, St j ” |General Electric lady, the Macbeth gallery pffered|, charming little #ketch in black | strong portraits, A Chinese boy h Last year od save « Reina “ tho ergs were weak at the larger * / | Goodrien $4,600 for this year, Of course lang white of Boston that suggests! in number 62, a quite unusually | University in sue — Vessels in Other Ports | ° [Great Northere picture in the home ta like any|ing thought that he will see fit tol graceful and colorful portrait, tho| te dyeing, fringe and knot-makingy eb. t\Arrive + Ban | Gulf Bates mee! “ehing Of ‘ber a " > agar i-opid , oho of weavin VEGETABLES piliverpect ren t=Arrived. tr Santa! Portland Market Status [ieee thing Wf beauty,” ite Joy i mever| yo" gy well by Beattie fhe frame meaty kills? "The mont [and in several types of weavings {| Resatie. Green Beattie v7 * ott ending, “it goes on forever,” bul - . ‘one | She has sever ” : e Miioe Bald Woetesalo Paster ee |, tongkona—Fed. 3--Arrived, str ¥ {Wetssoday's Ques tations) essay, | aio mevtaptinsd pects get ba bat ¢ the ‘CASE OF MINIATURES delightful portrait in the room, one | hie Man ACLU ee for invalids (@ . * State from Manila La ae, ae rybody knows that even i hey | DRAWS ATPENTION levery mother would like to have of | th na cs i AIM! Kobe--Fed. 1—Arvived. str Kotinan Bh BA hexane n't act on it 1 t-lher daughter, is a little girl “dremsed ,Work upon, thru the table size, Us Maru from Beattie Feb. t—Arrived, atr | mu ah sine | A case of miniatures always @ the large upright loom like ou fay Btores SEVENTH ANNUAL ” ephens of Portiahd, | the lars P Africa Maru from Seattle; atf City of lation’s at-|up.” by Mins Stephen 00 83% Spokane from Beattie, | | bulla 49.506 Siseoant Pecttie EXHIBIT IS ON tracts the feminine population hae Thy Reginaig Srandmothers used. Many of her 1 we } javen " g - tention—and argument ime was ull size portrait by Me : 0 hib t 7 Havre—Feb, «-—arrived, ete City of orthern Pacifi hin month at th 1 woven pieces were on exhibition af from Seattin. “Be Scqivetrtty ie for | mixed Siege fie on ; $65 | seventh annual exhibition of work or |sutomatically received first place st) Mrs, Bard. It is well drawn snd ha | them towels pedspreadg; sport. akise Fancy Cal % Keattio, str Eldorado for Seattle; str at of t' 86 ithe Northwest artistn. From 300 to |tt@ Fine Arts exhibitions. And tho! harmonious color scheme. A boy's | Maids, bags and homespuns for Piast—Cal, per M. 88 Hiauley for Beattie; etr M Maru for) Heyy $3 |400 people attended the opening |Me*. very poetic miniatures still/head by Jenson is by a new s tint, | aie” Weaving fo & fascinntian! Teg ss mo 734 | Nundes atterneen The eaten ie | rank among the best in the coun-|who evidently"knows how to paint,| ce complishment and one very ust Tmp. Valley, per crate ben Pedro—Ped. T%Salled, str Admiral t2* | open free to the public daily from 12|tf%. Jt is pleamnt to see local com-jand ts freshly done ful, It happens to be especially oe or ‘ eee ee eee ae sieted,”. ate Gite 23% to 6 and Bunday from 3 to 5, petitors too, This year firet prize «sOMIE ATROCITIES” |fashionable just now, and such ae dmirel Behiey from Beattic, at 7 p m.; | Better—ase Ih IN| Thin is a Northwest products show | Was awarded a striking opposite (0) HUNG, OF COURSE |shops as the Flambeau shop i pen. oe bunches Luckenbach from Seattle, at ?| “ai: dead 43 |@veryone should see and a great| her’ type of dainty miniature It! Of courne nome people insist there/ ew York make a specialty off py Bao the sir Tivertong fom seate tt| San Francisco 19% loredit to the artistic growth of the| Was Gertrude Singerman's sketch are “some atrocities” hung, and IP | weaving rugs, dresses, scaris 0 j er—atras, die Ib 171 lelty. More than 600 pictures were |of a Broadway high school baseball |gome instances it is evident the Jury | anything unusual to order. $—Arrived, str Onloan kes: ie as seu Sent in to the gallery and in spite|Player with his black and orange) nad a soft heart and let it work just Bans lire Lt Sadiied, ot Mandat| suet, underaiaed pulietn ihe" Son [of tee commparasionty Mentaed Gan curator, ane. ca meas wore|tere' ce taany youre ant “meant Ballard Students | str Stanwood for Cheese—Califurnia Mats, fancy aig SpaCe, 240 pleturen were hung. The | * heme. fhe bat and Mm e hard so many years : # ib fitet exhibition 14: yearn ago in the | Perhaps a detracting black spot in N. Y. Sugar daa Coffee ‘ Hloston block had hardly 20 pictures,| the composition. Miss Gertrude) pictures painted om long azo as in in Comedy Dram Sener’ by w relees r, Sugar an tig |. The first prize alone ie weil worth| Little leo has several very attrac:|s903 have no place in an andl ex:| | “Three Palin jaa Bottle.” a Received by U. & Naval Kadlo | Sagar—Quiet law MNT trip to nee—a picture of Mt./tive miniatures, Johanna Matheson! iiition of current work and copy-|tasy; “Unseen,” a comedy; 4 (Time is 5 pm. of date specified unless) = inted, 55@5 14/ Rainier, by Ambrose Patterson, | received first prize for her decors” ented lithograph drawings should tones,” a satirical drama, and “3 Ot wen. t—aar aiiver state, Banttte nol aes SS '/ which critics are unanimous ia, tive study, tho some critics feel never he accepted. “That kind of | Pair of Lunatics, a farce—foui ret " Yokohama, 1.656 miles from Seattle: ste : fc lpmistng. It han the majesty of| that that type of work should more| {cr inrt qair to the Northwest.” |oneact playe—will be presented bi Bldridge, Shanghel for Seattle +} the mountain, the atmosphere of Properly be shown with the com * ' t the jury’s|the senior class of Ballard hig niles from eattle, atr Wenatchee, | ve . ne ‘ Stupid people mistake the J ‘ files from Seattie, ty Wenatcbe | emf oreign Exchange 4 . Jour Northwest that is ne unigue| mercial art exhibition in the sum-| | Stupid people Witne vee evit’s|school on the evenings of ‘Frida tie: str Kamorg, Seattle for Yoko! | sibel a Liberty Bonds land in addition that richness and| mer ™ Curtis had 6 weet ine hung at the Fine Arts it must be/snd Saturday, February ist atl x: S76 miles from Beattie; ay Nerthiand 10 O48 marks | (Taenday's Quotations) warmth, that reflected light which|orative piece, and Airs. pugecite a a violently |$ p. m, in the school auditoriumy 4.00 |#an Francisco for Seattle, 590 miles from ; | i adie onorable| ood. Others advocate i: ESE 8s mae rrenetoce . j Wijie Second Ate’ banttie jmives color to mnow. For snow is| Worman received an & compe letting each artist xend in “what Be The cast of “Three Pills in @ ps 3 | eee & al des en? tae not white, contrary to pepiilar be-| mention for her unusual frame, WM) Canty and abolishing Juri Bottle” ts made up of Myrtle Wilk +0! Vessels in Port at Seattle | First 340 ve let, and what makes mont Mt. Rai [octagon shape. Incidentally one of) TAOS At! AON R, same thloslnon, Alice Prancle, nagar sacha cp | lth Cand Peessiad. Pier, B—Otr ke | ta ig niers look sugury in the WhieTie| the mm afi nic ee oniane to them art that has happened in the!son, Graham Cairns, Leon Rith- pen pth jury was to award mentions to the P rg K-Ste Lyman Stewart beeane t% pow. This. Mt. Rainier te dis | 2 cramed ‘pends Mee. Wor-|smail houses all over the city—jards, Lloyd raber, Margaret + Lyme * | wcond Wee tinctly & masculine painting ant ar Ald debauch of individualism |rer and Marion Loken. The chars 4 Trunk Pacific Termina!—stre Cold Third « man teaches ceramics at the uni-® be that is the most difficult effect to verything different! ters in “Unseen” will be played by thi ina voursh anal th &. Wkdetsin, Patek vernity. Anpther university teacher |that resulta in everything Sil Ctra | eaul Hartwig, Justine Daflas ahd rong ee ry ountain, erson in sey first prise wan Misa| and everything ugly. No futury) Pa arewis, Justine tahoe a A—Stre Admiral Sebree, Admiral i instructor/in painting at the unl | oom wan awarded first; Was ever built In a moment, an/ Hilda Soot. aves ence”. will, leholaon, Queen | . vernity, and studied in Parts and) °'°r page ate 7” Te the past, much as some of us dis ture Florence McMcekin, Siri Eng sholwon: Queen. ctaon, aamiear Weeks Wants Ford |Hrunseis, where he haa bad many| Water color prise for & most un-) 110 Tos” Kime eg an a stepping|mann, Toe Smith and Ruth Wala eodrieh * Foreign Money Status | usual sketch of the old forestry lke it, must t PP aa. pee ttle Shipbuilding & Drydock—Motor to Give Guarantee po Mata ete, Ae Jartistic honors bestowed upon fim ene ee Oi vernity stone upward. To help the general|bom, while the roles in “A rag ship Render # > A second very charming pleture Yo taste in a city lke Seattle, that is|o: Lunatics” will be filled oy Ra, lie WASHINGTON, Feb. &—Hlenry The sunlight pouring in between e Se eee een'as tern lord ahould be forded to supplement G10 Kecond Av his ncene at Alki Point—very free. | uns creat cine aan: Ces eee Oo far from the regulating sources of |Roberson and Lois Pendleton, | Silver Mingtord, West Cahokia. | nis offer for the government plant at Merting the figures excellent and the whole) soiere were moxt charmingly ren ‘ ge hate egergtaris — eau pt ste sie were ment arminets "=: — COFFERS ARE DANGEROUS _ Connecticut Street Terminal—Ste Yo-|lute guarantee that he will manufac. Premeh frame... $4s ciz|recomnized by many as & likeness! covering the pictures with dots of | 7 hide Mare No. 2 lee artit sno ate of Glenn Hughes, dramatic art in nave to eet Off @ Lttle| Don't allow your goiter to grow until it affects the heart. ¢ ikea theassanip Mcerings—ete Velden, [Ure fertitiner,, Secretary of War nao sly seat el atractor at th her—FO8 NAY hd . interfere with free circulation, and cause very serious head troubl: Lander Street Terminal—6tr Princess, | Weeks today told the house military Geresan Mish. J.1)860 of > Netverny, S00 0°) aietanes to realty ae &. times loss of memory. OZ-MO Poultices, applied over the goiter at nig: [Stacy Street Terminal—U, & C. & Bure-/affairs committee when hearings on German mark «++ 050 ci,| cared by him to be “just a prob-| nig SURPRISE liime, will immediately stop its growth, and if the poulticing i# continu the offer started x ilem in painting and sunlight, not] oy like goiter will be entirely removed. OZ-MO retails at $2.00 per tin. Wri Roller Works—U. & C. & otter cartes | rway kreee ete (OF EXHIBIT Dr. ‘Clark, O2-Mo Co. Inc, 4403 46th Ave. 5, W., Seattle, for speci “Whether Ford wilt utilise the otra ara Faber $1 sta| supe A te. Da, A pee. .nerreee One of the nice surprises of the | pamphiet treating on oiters—Advertisement Str Derbiay. | power site to make fortilizer is the | —. “*) just a fourhour sketch.” S0M*| mow was the work of Athan Mar-| ome jLander Breet Termina) our Priecews I big. question,” Weeks declared. “He Chi critien Insist wuch work, interesting | Glin ‘This year he has three quite} ‘38| Todd Dry Docks x CO. Unaies,|bax not given adequate assurance cago Car Lots only to the art student, ts misiead-| cheerful, @unny pictures, and for- | 2 aig | ‘ship Chillicothe, bktns Forest Pride. |along that line 0 far.” wren raeaaey’¢ Meatations) ing when shown at a formal exhl-|tunately seems to have left behind} ‘orest Friend. try tk rn a bition; others found a glimpse be | him the dreary browns of which he) Puget Bound Briage & Dredging Co—Str Patterson. | Ames Yard—Atr Roosevelt | Fisher Flouring Mille—Stre Pine Tree State, Arizonan. Nettleton Mill Dock Heffernan Deck—Strs Latouchs, Str Forest King Iteden- BIG ISSUES AT STAKE IN SUIT the e uit brought mt yh ranch, white etl oes. aaa Stimeon Milt Deck—8tr Anne Manify, | walter D. Hines, as director Senewat} colors «. oe ‘ Winslow Marine tre Merning ¢ 1 ‘ hich 369.49 | Star, Griffen, echr Elinor H.; railroads, in which “ berk Dates. barge hts CNy. asked for damages to t tracks of rey we eopecnesr?._ owt : |the Milwaukee St. Paul ratiroad, DAIRY PRODUCTS when waters of the ¢ ar Lake im souTrn END 12 a, wan ¢ mtine dl before Fed pork, Ife 1: plentes, 1% (eral Judge BE. 6. Cushman in the w fc. Stall 43, butter, 49e | county-clty building Wednesday honey, 6 sell Upon the result of thin case, It is oe ag 3 oe, eat th: dim presit ¢ it. ary intesae, tec te neat | Said, Festa the disposition df suits and 10¢ loaf; re’ te dos for any thow nda ¢ dollars. Goughnuts, 20¢ dom Stall #4. beef stew. brought against the city by private POULTRY AND MEATS He, smal! can ¢¢. Stall 46, Yakima Gema| T ar Lake dam was built to 10 ta lettuce, 10 and tse head: |/hold back water for Seattle's water epoca. $95 > |xupply. In the overflow one entire PIKE PLACK | te M i ayrap, smal! comb honey raising, 0% 3 the. extra box $2.50. 11@ .12| fine sauerkraut, 26: 1-1, pke, Tree tea, 09@ (10) 4h cans Campbell's tomato soup, ew & Tbs. broken head rice, t5e 17 SANITARY Medium ticht 12 © 4, ot #, 12%° Fancy heavy, 159@ 200 Te.) 120 14 poisine beet ast The. ihe POULTRY AND MEATS Aée: large Dressed, per Tb. .. Dressed, heavy, th. Dressed. light, Ty. Live, heavy. tb. ° Live, light. Tb. Springs, dressed ... Broilers—Over 1 1. . Geese—Dreseed. per To Tarkere Fancy dremed, Tm ‘Live, fancy “Country Fancy block tr END Veal—-Dressed Vieht, fancy it@ 18| stan Mediom dressed 11@ 13/200 tb 11 | 400 ™ . ay 1 24\p LIVE STOCK Receipic at srattic b toe | and 1 Lorenz Re juvenated by Gland Operation NEW YORK, Feb. §—Dr, Adolf Lorenz, distinguished Vienna ortho pedist, recently underwent and was rejuvenated by a gland operation |e admitted here today ‘soe@10s9| Both electricity and magnetism Bihootn Soogices|were known to the Gree Itho Rough heavy $14,6,00@ 700 |they could make no use of then Pie + 900 10106 * ‘Timothy, No. 1 26.00 Prime lambs Bair to good ertedd: 190.1, os ae Mitarsin Chop neste ‘ska oe Figor—Yam. pat, 44's, city del.7.60@7.49 CWlek Food 100-1), rhe 00 Begur—Cane, per owt v.04 615 |Chiek Mash—With 1 M, 100-7. ska Beet, per evi. 6.45 |Growing Feed—100-%. sks } MAY, GRAIN AND FEED — | (roving Much—Xo 1M. 100-10, sie. 40.00 City Delivery, Whoiessie, Per 1 Serateh Verd 100-1 sks 45.00 Core—Whole, yeliow, 126-1. ais. Wheet—Mixed feed, 80-1». sica rr Cracked, | . Cowommat Med cece cece cc ceene noe Feed, Meal, 1 Peanat Oil Meal 0.00 Barley W hol Cottonseed Meal ......., 6408 Rolled, t. werd Ol Meal .. . 6400 Limestone Hoya Hean Meal . 6400 - Alfala Meal .... oo Bei erape — astern | vd Meal bro Moray ties festern oyster . i100 mmunity was wiped out. Gets Six Months eounty There higher est known w | | On December a for Killing Man’ was shot and ki Knight a Jackson st Wednesday morning aded guilty to a charge of carry aled weapons, and was sen Presiding Superior Judge Ii to six months in the ib. M d by F om brawl Rut in a cardre at jail McKnight claimed he shot tn self. {cube sugar, ; defense. are nearly 12 miles from the ain peak to the great an depth t moun Former president as part Indian® Buying Real Estate Or making a mortgage loan on real estate, you are entitled to the fullest measure of title protec- tion—and that means only one thing, viz.: Title Insurance of One our Tnwu with author ity, for it is imsued only after the most careful and thorough examination and cross-check of the records, and then all of our as more than $660,000 tend behind it Insist upon Insurance. Washington Title Inserance Company nder State Supervision” $150,000 Guaranty Kund Deposited With State Treawurer at Olympta having title Permanent Meknight | Diaz of Mexico |. Grain — Kecta Whe + Corn en °C OPPORTUNITY IS NOW DUE HERE Can You Meet It WITH READY CASH on Demand at THE BANK FOR SAVINGS? Pine St. at Fourth Avenue Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 DO YOU WANT TO BORROW ON YOUR LIBERTY BONDS? Woe loan at rates the lowést and you: have the of Il at any time, We ONLY privilege paying back part or charge interest to date of payment. Washington Mutual Savings Bank 1101 SECOND AVE. Established 32 Years Resources Over $16,000,000.00 judjacent to many large manufactur | mt. Mand. LAY ‘lbs the scenes of this sort most Samuel T. Freeman & Company, Auctioneers, 1519-21 Chestous Sw. Auction Sale VALUABLE FRONT REAL MACHINERY, E AND SUPPLIE: OF SOLLERS F Toesday, February Wednesday, March 1 ON THE Valuable property ft. of deep water Creek and ments opposite the Sparrow THE NATIONAL | PLY & MACHINERY CO., BALTIMORE, MD. Thursday, March 2nd, PREMIS REAL ESTATE was once so fond. Paul Guatin’s three pictures were to many a disappointment. Recent lly he has attempted a great deal of green in his pletures and no doubt | these will prove that he in mastering a new mediam, as in the past he did with water and then Philadelphia no succewnfully with mountains F. Orkner as usual has several | nice water colors, but year in and year out his pictures leave you with |the mame emotion and tho his ships n Lake are an interesting t out warmth toward them. A contrast in sunshiny aerated jatmosphere in a thoroly alive plo a new artist, Roy Rogers, of « window curtain blowing against WATER ESTATE QUIPMENT Union | subsec HIP SUP- ture is by y some flowers, It has a touch unque. ‘OINT, | Frank Jacobs has a decorative, |imaginative bit that even if one 28th, at 12 M. | can’t guess what it's about, is full st, at 10 A. M./ of poetic phahtasy 10 A. M.| Mixx Friedman, who won first prize t year, has an interesting fir tree shown this year. F.C. Morrison h }what many instantly called “an adorable bambino,” v well done. suggesting a Della Robbia, the bands | well contrasted and the whole quite delightful. It contrasted with the work of Alice Carr, a young girl ¥ with over 3,000 front on Bear < directly Point Plant of with Penn the Hetblehem Steel Ce whose work @ year ago was very sylvania ROR. sidings, Within 10] prising, but this year her things miles from the center of Baltimore,| ire rather flat. It is difficult when containing about 60 acres, With | Hraised too soon to maintain keen wharf, large frame and iron bulld-| standards in a city like Seattle that ings, trolley and steam service and | ing industries. MACHINERY 14 1400 HP. Marine Engines, 10 American Towing Engines 16 in, x| 16 in, 28 Ser General Co. Con-} densors, 2,000.9q. ft; 3 Retlly Multi-| ce oft, water heaters, 6- and 10 } n. Centrifugal Pumps, Duplex | team Pumps Worthington Air 1 |Pumps, Steam Steering Engines, American Hoist & Derrick & Beth liehem Winches, Refrigerating Plant Steam Separators, Air Compressor, Baldwin Locomotive, 4 15-ton Laco motive Cranes, Jib Crane, Shear Log, Motors ranging from 1 to 200 H-P., Generator, Machine Tools in ¢ cluding Planer, Matcher, Drill Pree: buying public. Forge, Punch, Boiler; also Wood é 2 Working Machinery including Band We wish to impress and Jig. Saws, Saw Mill, Hoisting En; ete. | | | ‘scription Modern including lors, Souttles Rigging Indicators, Pr Rope tles, Ey Injec quantities of small tools, Air Drills, | +Miscel Rivete nec large quantit trical uipment, Plumbing Wix tures, Be ka, Chains, Drilis, Flanges, Valves, Bolts and Nuts Gaug Miscellaneous Hardware, | Pipe Fittings, Rails, Rivets, Shaft ing; also large lot of Office Furni ture and Fixtures 818 Ist Ave ‘The plant will be on exhibition 7 for one week previous to the sale , Descriptive and Illustrated cata Rext to Gerald’s logues mailed upon application to Samuel Auct 19-21 Chestnut St (Advert SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Kquipment L Life Ri nks, T, Freeman & Company, ors, purposes, of Afe every de Boats, Pro: ts, Lamps, Shafts, Whis also large | move them in a hurry. nus Parts Standard and Philadelphia ment) the pictures leave you with: | ] | young. WE INVITE BUS! Second at THE YOUNG MAN’S BANKING CONNECTIONS Establish banking connections while you are Nothing can secure for you a firmer foundation for your business career. Learn credit principles and banking facilities. AND WELCOME THE YOUNG ‘ESS MAN THe LARGEST BANK IN WASHINGTON Columbia Pacific waters, WARNING TO THE BUYING PUBLIC OF SEATTLE! On Friday, February 10th, at 9:30 A. M., the entire fire, smoke and water damaged stock of Stanley’s Union Store will be put on sale to the ic that upon the buying publ only the highest grades of Clething, Furnishings and Hats, and that there has not been one dollar’s worth of merchand Some of the stock has been badly damaged, while the largest portion of it has only been smoked, and the merchandise is as good as new. It is our object to clean out every dollar’s worth of this stock, and we feel confident that the prices we have placed on the goods will DO NOT COMPARE THIS WITH OTHER FIRE SALES, for this is a store backed by a reputation and dependable good SEE OUR LARGE ADVERTISEMENT IN THURSDAY’S PAPERS. STANLEY’ UNION STORE More than 50 varieties of edible fish are known in the North this store has handled se bought for sale 818 Ist Ave. Next to Gerald's