The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 11

. FEBRUARY 14, 1922. TUESDAY Seattte Star. Yally at 1807 A) “Eeventh Ave | Reattien Washington “Subscription Rates — BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE IN The STATR month . months months .. year OUTSIDR HF ETAT OF WASHINGTON Price 0. or month or £0.00 ¥ Br ekknier IN erry Per fi. A Rates Per Insertion Greneien charme ndvertising, 8 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS ATAR-A-STAR SHING x $1.75 PERM. Deliver Direct from Mill. See samples at West Senitle Merry Landing, Went 0334, 9 t or phone West 188-W STL Woon, T Single joad STh0.” Green $6.50; 2-foot we $.cord, Deliver. 6540 of Rencon $250 any time AKIMA NETTED GEM POTATO! Kuaranteed 4 evening QUALITY double’ load, ba, double 4 for furn A anywhere worateh COMMISSTON atlak Phone Ft} AN LUMP GOAL ERY LIGHT IN ASH 99.50-—DELIVERED—$9.10 Burns fine in heater or furnace, * CALL RAST 3980. OWT FOREST WOOT, rT cord, delivered S per load; planer « ih GEM Brade hes ‘of cookers i, $1.00: 100 Th Cooking apples, § Rencon 2 O16. RANG sanitary kitehen tabl have to hurry os HORGUM'S “TOS Special sale Victor and Brunswick records, 48e. Opposite Pine St Market WING MACHT heads, $10 u foe. Main 1888 181 Fawn nah rointers and a peeat sold, exchan, Sundwall & Go. 918 HOYS AND ~ Gikes FO ait violin. Instruments and mu furnished free. Address 1-24. Star. NEW SRCTIONAL GARAGES, ANY sine, erected on your lot, all ready to drive in. Phone W: STE WOOT, 44.95 LOAD, double load. Hest forest w: load, 99 cord. North i & CARKY, 7 SACKS DRY mill wood, $1.00. Sixty and Blanch- ard. Bring saci, NEW PIANOS FOR KENT. gpntied aot purchase jeyer- omer, Jom. PER thre AT Tih YARD, ‘ th mill wood. Eliott 2187. t ave & DS. 94.50, DELIV SUNSET 6313. LEMINGTON NO. ALMOST NEW, cheap. Sunset 2607 RAVAN HATS 9700 1608 tee WANTED—PURNITURE 168 Pike Wala OTe, __ FURNITURE FOR SALE Co. RAT th and We O56 oS Tih 100 The. emall ree wine, $1.50 Sa box. Phone TVORY DRY caeER. eh. writing all for $40. ¥ 1tth ave Largest Audience in| the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 0600 ATRDRESSTN efi Floor PAREN Ride, 1107-24 rIME PIANO PLAYING taught. 896 Pine et. ad HELP WANTED 3: oS The Bmplorme t Department ot éi THE PACIFIC LUMBER COMPANY Scotia, California Announces reaynifigen of the Larabee Logging Operations FEBRUARY 20, 1922 ee eerereeeenes YOUNG MEN” OVE Wernment posit . write for free list of positions now ©) J. Leonard (former vil rvice Examiner). witabia Bi hi | ED — HoYS on tn all parts of the city ueod routes open for high echool yore In the downtown d' ‘triet, seat Cireulation Depart- ment, Seattle St * WEN AND learn auto me~ chanles and ‘electrical work. | AD- iy today. Hemphill Bros’ Aut Pike and Me lrose. GPERATORS WANTE Cloaks and suite. Can also use Sperators on men's clothing. r IF IT IS A CRIME TO SELL, FUR- niture cheap, then I plead guilty It will pay you {o investigate why many retail dealers say TINNE ver furniture away. -One of the Argest stocks of new furniture in the city to select from. We also loan money on furniture and put it in storage, or we sell it for you, TODAY'R BARGAINS IN STORAGE KOOMS |Drop-head SING good condi- tion. sew perfect, $15. Also NEW HOMtk, od condition, $12.50 ny phonograph $55. Large brass trees and «pring, $ set, beautiful ivory -pince tapestry pear dining s wishing to =. Pine st. Elliott ATTRACTIVE 3- bedroom suite fo IVORY sale. North 1212 t Ly sHOW MEN — TODAY Bushell, 2096 Second, sells portable movie outfit, complete, good _con- rad this. No reasdRable 4 WANTED—TWO” NEAT APPEAR- ing men, under 25, for special ad- vertising. Must be able to leave ay; Charlies Graves, Imperial a pullets chard. yards for rent “WHITE LEGHORN 0%, SL cach foo jaytn, ave. PULLE 1600 say in, furnis! steam hea’ bedrooms (for men): free baths. . ‘Trans... 20: werk eld cont ‘This t# undoubtedly the best lot of used cars elry peti r that we hare ever of- mantel clocks | fered the buying publie ware 4002 Arcade || of Seattle. at prices that we can hardly believe. See them on the north side of our vacant lot on Pind at, between Eighth and Ninth aves Remember, we charge ho brokerage, and we have served the people of this Northwest for nearly 40 years. sare nd kalsomining at moders Be SUM, "Bernd Satine PENTER — WORK fontract. reasonal References. Siiney 1024-Re ny PAINTING, KALEOMINING, sling. Rest work, cheap rate. net 6904. ® Lost AND FOUND & REWARD FOR RETCTN Hos. ton bull, white breast, from Leschi} perk vicinity. Beacon 4059. call Rere6 Bm GostT—LADY's PINK CAMP plain gold setting; reward o2 tnd Ave fost—PEMALE ATREDAL' fwers to name - Trix. 920. ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES TRADE-IN GHT CARS Wr wil Sun- YOUR Li MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. 932 12th Ave. Corner Spring St PIN; CENTRAL, AGENCY Ford Dealers) Broadway and Pike 8t hast 0320, SELL NE FORD CARS one-fifth cash down payment, ‘and spread balance over 18 months. ONE i917 STUDEBAKER “6.” ALL | "Cord tires, completely overhsuled, $250 One 1916 Pullman. shape, new magneto, $150. 2219 California Ay. Phone Went 0486. WILL, SACRIFICE for cash, terms or trade for other cars, property, fur- niture or valuables, 1919 Chandler, 1918 Hudson, 1918 Dodge. 1917 Ruiek, Call ‘3135 Arcade « CANT FIX YOUR FORD, itaway. 564 12th ave. Kast Best terms. Work guaran- . | FORD HUG. A DANDY, 41 WAT- } ner 0943-3. Call afier 6 p.m. WANTED—AU ‘TOMOBILES iY MOSSHACH BUYS USED pays cash. 1407 ith, phone 51 Gart USES tOOM M ern house, with piano, 15 minute from poatoffice. FE HOUSES FOR RENT | DERN HOUSE. § ROOMS. Day «t.. nice view, 115. 37 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS T LARGE ROOMS, GROUND FLOOR bath, gas range and telephone; $18 | per month. Beacon 1181 / Siew 4-hoom z ern: just com WELL. in good FURNISHED 100M furnished and new! room suites, 2.50 week sekeepiny 175 and up. BAY STATE HOUSB, 2330% First ave. Main 2158. 38 HOU WANTED BY MARCH Well furnished bangalow or mod- | hy he with garage, on line, corner preferred: exceptic tenant. State particulars, letters | only. Address G. A. M., 927 Zist) me furnished aragea, DEMARS RT. }1117 Valley st Sapitol $923. 75_FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE WILL FURNISH LOT AND. BUILD Wil! bulld home the payments beautiful Lake Madison park; HOTELS Sana Fiotel—All A giniea and Sth. Cars via W: | ave. Mod, steam heat; Hent to sult and make easy: cheap lots on Washington, at three miles from Pi er equare; best car service in city; some lots on paved streets, and all have grade, sewer, water, cement walks, gas, electric lights. ‘Will bulld on your plan, if desired, or will furnish p nh on payments you can handle ma can't afford to pay rent. Se FIRESIDE Branch Office, 4 East Madison Car PIANO Lh cially, Kast 618 REALTY CO, 10K. Madison St Phone Bast 6081 wer dry —-20 po et wa itional, 4c Th Phone i pe LAUND. undress. Phone Be $1,250 00 . 610 MALL, COTTAC down, 5.00 ¥ Cougbli American Bank i AED TEL % KOK EXCHANGE—REAL TATE tY PROVITAT tdring business, equipment, $4,500. in. trade. F. Dp. CLARK vTON LO furs. Owl A3IT% Iet 9 FOR SALE—MISC 6. B WILLIAMS ¢ 1942 First Ave. 8. SASH AND DOORS Plour Bing Cupboard Doors ih, 20x25, 4-leht ... th, 28x82, 4-light -. 7. indown, 24x24, 2-light..,.. t Bed Bash, 2 feat by 6 teet.. Red Sash, 4 feet by & feet Troning Board and Cabinet. | complete... A Reduced prices on Piate Giass winae gisids, put in your car while you alt. Want residence 1016 ‘Third Ave. WHAT HAVE ACK TRACTS North of city; rich and some ‘wc ’ LE G48 New York F Bee us tor doors and windows for! oR BALi—10 ACKhs, 16 MILES any kind of @ butlding. from ttle; 3 neres orchard; 2 WILLIAMS COMPANY houses; pays 10% without eultt- Extablished 1899. $2,000; half cash, J. ML CLEAN LUMP COAL the ih Mo dust, dirt or wack, $6.50 0 ton at $60 unker: steam coal $3.50 at bon-|siuen of Rainier he ch, on elty pi ler: coking blend, $6.50 at bunker. | 50th Of ener roan H. White, 628 Try this in your furnace a Money. wave! New York Main UNITED COAL CO. TU J ACKES IN 183 TerrysAve. N 44,000, trade for PHONE CAPITOL 17 bs Ninth WN HONK, DRY; MUST BELL, | FC Will give large loads, Elliott ‘ lock ne M valu und property dt LABEL road. Inauir piles west of Loumclaw, Woon, out 0342. 8, Is trict p h | ACREAGE d-ACRE PF $400 CAs 30 acres cleared meadow, 10 ac Ing timber, Fi thru the “6 pavement thickly-set tied bt din cel 00; month, L in y-growing Pine spud ah } ¥ land. Price | $5d0 cash, $20 por Om 30 ACRES CLEARED close to Level valley land. and high ot town, graded achoola with free stage; good soll; close nelmhbors: fine roads. A berry-producing district, ood markets, Price $00; $100 cash, $10 per month, 6%, $50 DOWN § ACRES WITH STREAM Near Lake Forest new boulevard. Bome NM, timber, Price ong time for bal- rk on CARTER, MaePONALD « MIL RK, INC. 208 Columbt Elliott 68 sPrina WILL SOON BY HERE And now tx the time to take advant- ‘age of the opportunity to buy « UNTRY HOME TRACT terme—like you are now pay! rent. Tracts the size of four city lots at VICTORY HEIGHTS PRICE $600; TERMS $50 DOWN and $10 PER MONTH WATER, | TS AND TELE- PHONE AVAILABLE nd culti- The proper development te will jon of © if thy produce ene the pme with its needs h More to pay for the tract on the easy terms on which it can be ac- quired Maps giving exact location, prices and terms, furnished on applica- tion in person, phone or letter. We will gladly take you by auto at any time to see this property. Appo: to, GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO, INC. (Owners) S12 Leary Bide. Main 42 tments can be made by phon- NEAR-BY TRRIGATED FARM cRRIES AND POULTRY We Build Your ¥ | Paved Road to Tacoma and & $100 DOWN, NO PRINCIPAL PAYMENT FOR TWO YEARS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ttle Ht. G. GOODWIN 1014 Third Ave Elliott 2282. |OWNER CHAVING STATE; WILL sactifice Improved b-acre poultry ranch, Bainbridge teland: cleared; on county road, \-mile from Manitou, Heach or Fernelitt « ay b-room | plastered he buit features: good water supply: new chicken house. 120; new brooder house, com- other outbuildings; bearing berries 4: tools: 200 house nd terms. 208, RK. F. Hinkeley, Wash. hEFORE YOU thie fine 5- ALDER and MAPL to improve: lies leve cated at DES MOINES, SHATTLE and TACOMA, close to PAVED HIGHWAY, and good bus service to CITY: new homes are being built every day. Price A $1,150; terms $100 cash, bal- ance to suit purchaser, CLIFFORD LAND CO. Third Ave Open Evenings iMPr i ACKES | RUILDE PRICE $2,000 |Several buildings, house, barn, chicken house; good well: enough wood to inst several years tween 4 and 5 acres cleared; bear- ing fruit trees of different k also berries; improved district eany driving distance of ttle ublicemarkets, Terms $200 « alance $15 per month. 203 3 _York Big. _ YOU CANT WEAT THIS soll: plenty of go table 6 to schoo! PRICE y wel Aadtess D. Na ring et good Ol: and is lo- between 17 iD ele farme Dullding purpos and fine 18 ONLY easy terme CLIFFORD LAND CO. G17 Third Ave Open Evenings. if ACRES FOR $500 $50 CASH AND 6 PER MONTH Level land, with brush and tim ail off; can go right on and bul one to 4 wawmille; | Ke: main road: school; mail and” mid te; 6 miles from Aw THE DOU 1014 Third ¢ ACRES, KORTH OF CITY acres of level loam soil, located north of city, near Lake Ballinger; only 45 minutes from Pike at: ex- cellent interurban tra tation ideal home site; view mountains. Price only $800; $200 cash. "VAN _ARSDALBE 1018 Third Ave. i ACKES, WITH CREEKS 006 feet from salt water beach; clams, good fishin me rich alder and maple bottom soil; plenty of tim ber for buildings, fencing and fuel A. g00d location on county road, near new school, nimunity een- r and gran all, P 575. rlea Somers Co., Alaska Hide. 6 AND 10-ACRE TRACTS ¥ MOINES DISTRICT Alder soil: view of Sound; on « main road, $§75 for S-acre tracts; any terms. ‘THE DOUGLAS CO | 1014 Third Ave Main 3580 “$% ACRES DOTHBLT. DISTRICT Fine trout stream; beat soll; 6 acres cleared, bala alder: | 6-room house; houses: fruit trees berries terms. Might take house trade. Chappell, 16 Crary #0 FARM LANDS TIMB OF FERIN acres, partly impr $100 down, balance easy 40 acres, old buildings, some} cleared, considerable timber. $500 down, easy terme. $2,500—4 acres, ail cultivat buildings, fruit. tr ries, $500 handles. $1,700—-20 ‘acres, 10 cleared, buildings, small orchard, $250 handles All eany distance to Seattle and good loc s RBALTY DEV, CoP. exzanine Floor Douglas Bi Fourth and Union. iliott 1 ACRE TRACT house and chicken trie Nght and d; all yments, P. SPRIN( $1,700— $3,500. ved, Small house; eity water $750, cleared 648 ar W0-ACTKE FARM, ON PAVED ROAD to Mt, Vern house; barn; well considerable clearing; 1,500 cords of wood easy to get to market Price $3,000; $600 cash . 126 Therd Ave 4 eres | foneed and | easy | be- | for} ola | THE SEATTLE STAR ro seat" "™™ MEW LETTUGE 82 FRONT | PROPERTY DT “WANCH é-room house outbuilding water; orchard auto road, we-mile to town, KK big mills; graded school All stock, tools, poultry, crops and f with. ranch, | Price cash, bala TARE: good we it ACH bern?) tt " Hothouse Brand Meets With | Good Demand | Local hothouse leaf lettuce, Which SULIEGT made ite initial appearance om the 13.46 Wholesale market Monday, wae mov 65 ing fairly well Tuesday, due to the | high price of the Imperial Valley of tg head lettuce, Shipments were ex {l pected to arrive on the market daily Hid and the price, it was said, will ‘be 1O:88 | wtendy wt $1.60 @ orate for some time Hid Light express shipments of Walla 1.00 Walla spinach clean up quickly at 314 \92.25 to $2.60 a crate, Shipments will 19 de arriving daly and an increase in rivals will undoubtedly be noticed each day, while the demand will hold the price steady for a few weeks. The fruit market has been running steady for several days, Lemons and oranges have been moving well, while apples were showing a ten dency to advance in price. The egg market waa still un changed. Jobbers were looking for ward to the arrival of heavy receipts |which, they say, will probably force the market lower VEGETABLES Prices Paid Whoireale Dealers nt of Three STOCKS AND WH WIL SEL, Vietory fu » Durant M 200 200 4000 000 BONDS tors, Cal Hottle Cap Superior Ol & Rete Anderson Bron. Wyoming - Pacific Red Desert Ol Capitol Petroleum Pathfinder Synd. Smith Wilder Royalty Wichita Royalty Sound Ttubber Co. unit United Finance Putrell Coupler... Revere Qi © Fic BECURITIE Recurities Hidg Wilt BUY LIGERT WILL SELL 3 Conatructic Appliance. 2-7 Inland 1000 PAC “RONDE 117 Territory Fish 400 Futreli Cou 600 Wostern Smelting & Power, 1000 Columbia Red Metal 2000 Forks Olt, 6000 Siskiyou Minin frax WINKLER 214 Union St lott 0950. SCANDINAVIAN AMBRIGAN BANK ae PURC 5 Syn, Artichokes—Per 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AT YOUR OWN PRICE Splendid swhtown $60 to $80 includ at well, cafe, on refrigeration p reasonable offer refune GARAGE, KEPATRS BATTERY 10N of beat locat in city, doin od unin’ ing money: 40 ras Price $2,500. KL REALTY DEV. corp, Mersanine ¥' ; Nott 1207, Fourth and POR SALE—SHON REPAIR SHOP, cheap, if taken soon, Established Ty never changed hands be- fore; everything Cash only. Owner. I om fF HOUBERREPING ROOMS, HICK buildin HW full; half price; ins come 0 per month; rent’ $40. Buneet p07 ROOMS, FURNTTURE.~ th) fate a Imp. Vai, par crate. soon! teat, per erat Onions fr... white. Not oy br fancy graded a8 “ahi, aon benches =. eetect— trees hothouse, 1. Wash, sack « Spinach 14, basket . ey. per erate Walla, 26-%. erate Piha die th . Rqunsh—Mubbard ... Tomatoes Mexican lug ‘Local, ack FRUITS. WOURR- ah, $10) BElhott ia won, NEWLY FURNISHED, 18 monthly. Close in J HATTERY SHOP POR SALE — DEST proposition im city Phone Weat 509-K * Vile gland substance and strength to from lont vitality: mail, 60 tablets, $2.00, Chester Med eal Co rd ave. N LAD) § WiSHING FINE BKIN, RO shiny nose, no blackheads, write me. Box I Star van A Wil PERSONAL D FARLETS—COMMINED Restores health men suffering Guarantesd. By A Rome Beauty .. Winesaps Per Tm CHATTEL LOAN! Wakao an Landon Yowey CS Established 1990 165 2nd ave. & __RK. AL, ESTATE LOANS ee ‘feai ‘jou * farm and acres FARM MTG. CO. LEGAL, NOTICES FO WHOM TT MAY CONCER Ore EB. Whitman hae left my lodi ing. and I will not be responsible for any more bill, G. M. Whitman. 105 FUNERAL NOTICES PURER — At TOS” Fremont, Feb- reary 13. HARRIET FISHER, aged | 74 Beloved mother of Raymon Almesde i. X. Ie, yor B® Fisher. Ne Pt Funeral announesment later, Home| measit- Undertaking Co. Pitherts. c : Cheetnute— Japanese CARD. OY _SuANED ~ Watanton No! per 1. Witt” TO “FHANK” FAR friends for thelr sympathy thru the loss of Stella © Bawley. Fred R. Schenk, A. O. Sawley The Seattle Star DIRECTORY +H Burke & br FE TORNER CHIROPRAC- for. (210-13 Haight Bid. 2d-F1 Biers, 4, Ee itet|15,A SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES wONT + LOANED 8 RUE ERAT cies of yates. 907 Third ave. lawatian. ‘per case. Tangerines Fancy, per box NUTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dentere Ww | A erade, Yas feattle deity: B DAIRY PRODUCTS ag tiem Pee Whelesate Dealers mery, epee. a “a Our course in shorthand fills many wante—the lecture room, the church, the home. FURMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Elliott 1581 4th at ‘n Electric Co, 641 First Enieee 8or8 ECHANO THERAPY ZTal treatments for neuritis and lum © given at Market. Bl- Pine at. over Pine | Money to Loan rheumat Marion Hott 2360. - MONEY FOR YOU Loans made to men and women on short notice in amounts. of $15 to| $190. NO MORTGAGE or IN- DORSER required. Your promise to) pay and be steadily employed |w all we ask It maken no difference who you owe or what you want the money for oe us today EMPLOYEES LOAN SOCIETY 565 Empire Bide ou Bees nd Ave, Near Madison. mY TO LOAN and Jewelry, o@ most ITS FOR RENT WE CAN RENT IT” Eire. Buu SECOND AT PIKE MAIN 5816 MORTGAGES INSURANCE LOANS om uiiding adison, URNITO) ‘ Dea oe operty UTOMORILE and s LOANS NO con't ENTIAL SERVICR FID) 4 BH. SARGENT, Ine, 409 Cantral Bldg. Third” Ave. HAVE $10,000 PRIVATE MONBY |29_ will joss in ame dear Ff m $1 800 up. Hoag "Wain 3368." ON “| SAVE-HAVE-SAVE $ WATER $ $ $ WATER $ $ $ WATER $ $ HIGH PRESSURE NO LIMIT Do you know what water means to the little farm? bo you know that it will cost from % to $1,500 beforey ou have a sup- ply of water on most of the 6- acre tracts offered you north of the city? Do you know that you get city water without limit for All purposes at our SU VIF ARMS, and also ment ome, lights jitney ser one acr ach buildings You know that the co-operation others talk about we have for you fr ACREAC PT eos dat and Virginia, Eetad- Optician and Optometrist iW VAminds, ¥ Anny BOWEN g. Patent Attorney, Pantaces Mas PIERRE BARNES, Mi ore Md. Patents “FREDERICK P. GoRIN—PATS— entAttorney. American a for. eign patents secu develo te nd promoted. 7 Fi dg. Seattle, Wash. and 60: st. ON. ington De wp rE TNOTH ts Y NOLDS. ee Re OLDS. Established Beattie, 1 years gxaminer U, 8. Patent 402-6 Lyon Hid, Elitott 6 hh Expert, Patents $75. BMiott 0048. in 6760. 12i8- ‘Trade marks. DHRANGUS— Women cialty. 25 yearr’ experience; rr ble. Bulte 400 Pantages Mid. uni THIS” ADVERTISE ME for one thoro cle Plane when tuned ruff, Garfield 4907 PIANO TUNER STROM TON pianos right. $8.00. Main 3 Practical Nurses NOTICH—PHONTE BAST 8446 FOR practical visiting nurses, man and Will call anywhere in the ©. Rireseo, 1152 11th ay Rug Cleaning SCOURED AND Main 55. Ww CALL TODAY BUY DIRECT FROM LOGGER TRIC LOGGING CO. 216 MARION 8ST. N EVENINGS ‘TS WANTED He INC, oP NO AGE Vin AN Phone at, New York Exchange | | MOVING WELL) Prices Start Higher WALL STRONT NEW Yor! ). 1h Dev dminiatrat ¥ suegent rder to py the N eloprr al nun, f toda w higt ared with the Bteel comm Hails did n were all fractionally t Opening pi 1 £ 1 A Haven, 1 aiawin Northern F FOL Me. Up, A n, WHEAT PRICES UP SUDDENLY CHICAGO, Feb, 14.—Wheat shot upward at the opening of the Chi cago board of trade today, May wheat opening up 6%0 and July wheat up be over Saturday's clone. 1 10% it New foreign markets yesterday, able reports from Argentina and the west United States is assuming alarming proportions threatening a world crop shortage contributed to | the advance, . Chitage neon Stock (Turmdey’s Quotations Noge—Mecoipts, 36,000, Market 00 bien bulk of enies, $9 ” mi Haht weixht, $1010.25; dium weight, $9. Se.0b~ 10.26; tiene 1 heavy packing sows, $8.26 sown, rougb, 98.40 Catlle— Receipt strong. Choige medion ned goed. 07.8 Portland Market Status Cattlon—Market nominal. Best steers, $6767.60; fale te goed steers, $4.40 food to choles cows and heife shisas a: eanners, $23.26; bulln $4 5006.00; calves, $4.60@11 Hoge—eceipta, 144, Market nominal Prime mixed, $11@11.26; roughs, $7@ $10.60; ples, $10.75 @11 Bheep—Receipts, 628 Market nominal Bart of mountain lamba, $9. T6e 10.50; Valley lambs, $6.26@9 ye S67TEG@E26, wethers, § ties Heos—i7@ Kaw “beewe—2 9G 00 The putler—iic ib. ee San Francisco Produce (Tereday’s Quotations) Batter—retres, die ib; prime Orets | hoo | “ite don; undersized puileta, 240 don |Cheme—Calitornta flate, fancy, 250 Ib | 2e 20 10%6 don: extra piltieta, triplets Wisconsin cream brick Block Ewies . Wash. triplets .. Tillamook triplets . POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers te Shippers Duchs—Fancy dressed, per Live, young, per ™.’. Mens— Live, 4 fos, and up Live, under 4 The Brotlers—Live, 1 to 2 Ma. Hprines, over i The. Gense—Drensed, per th Live, fat. per Belgian Hares fancy fine heavy... 3 Veal—-Fancy Ment 160 | Medium Wet x Fancy hoary, 15¢@ 200 Mm ne POULTRY AND MEATS Live, light Bprings, dressed Brotiers Over 1 Ib. Geose—Dreneed, per Tb. Turkeys Fancy dressed, Th. Live, fancy Cowes Country |Moge--Fancy by Veal— Dressed lieht, Medium dressed Heavy coarse Beigian Haree—Live, saa bn. Dressed . ‘ fancy . None | 26 68 Calves, light ..... | Medium to choles . Heavy |. Bulle « Hoge— Prime leht Amooth heavy Rough hapyy Pigs . ~ » Prime lamba Fair to good . Coli lambs Yoarlings Wether 6.008 7.00 9,004 10.60 e1 50088. 0007.50 50@R.00 ® Beet, per owt HAY, GRAIN AND FEED City Delivery, Wholesale, Per Tom orn—Whole, yellow, 12-M. sks... 100-1. ai ; 100- It ke Meal w 80. Limeston: ¥ Barley Rolled, Grit Meat Berape— iast Shell—-Kastern oyate Western oyster Beach ... sss Hay--Altaifa No. i ‘Timothy, No, ake. 100-1, sks 100-tb. wks. : 100-Ib. #ke w food, 100-10, wie. ‘taiied yar ind, 80-1. ake Sprouting, 100-M% Wheat —Recleaned JAll-Grain Chop—40-1. Chick Feed—100-1D. whe. With BoM, 100-T, 100-1, sks No BM, 100-1 No BM, 100-1. wk, tb. aks a, $0-%b. ake. a, 125 ake. wk Hone -Granulat Charcoal Bast Weatern |Fish Meal tEAM drantt Meant Seraps Alfalfa No, 1 1 Hay Timothy No. Straw Toys were packed in cheap coffins exported by Germany*before the war to suve space, JOURNAL WINANCIAL nts nd ade for bleher pri aturday of % at spond ax well wa th gars were Boel rican Mexican fact that the drought in the South. | 0@ 11.00 | 9.00@10.00) |Armstromg died in review week-end indicatt than special taxes at the opening 6 um wan the leader. tudebaker got above %. The other motors were and Gulf States Steel was up industrials and oils, but r the janue rather Mex Petr 66 firm, 68% war, 60; Corn Products, 102) up Petroleum, 119%, up 2; U: “; Studebaker, 94%, up 1%: up 1 %, off 169%, N. Y. Sugar ‘and Coffee” (Tuesday's Quotations) Soper —mendy Raw, $5.67, granulated, $605.10. Coffee—No 4 Santor 1 Tio, spot, 2% 4% Obe Ib; No we 18, Foreign Exchange YORK, Feb. 14.—Den ling opened today at 44.95% $0.08 eiire, §0.04TeH; | * $0.0060% | NEw mark The advance was due to a rine in| Unfavor. | BANK CLEARINGS Seattle ” - $5,761,458.54 | i Clearings ... | Portland Clearings ... $6,120,524.02 | Balances .... 1,869,908.67 $2,194 057,00 —s *'WAR OF TONGS ABATES HERE After a thoro grilling of the seven |men held in the.city jail for the murder of two Hip Sing tong mem bers Sunday night, Lieutenant of De- lectives W. B. Justus Tuesday re- |lensed Chin Quong, 25, uncondition- ally, and allowed Enge Yeun, 19, to pest $500 bail on a chare of carry: ing concealed weapons, Hom Yuen. 48, was charged with carrying a con- cealed weapon but was unable to raise $500 bail money. The other |four men, who are believed to be members of Bing Kung tong, are held on open charges. Developments in the murder case Tuesday indicated that further ar- reste will be made as soon ag the | police locate the men wanted, Seattle will probably not witness new tong murders for some time, police believe. Yakima 1921 Crops Total 34 Millions YAKIMA, Feb. 14-—Figures pre- pered by C. A. Foresman give the total production for the Yakima val. | | lh | Total transactions ley for 1921 as 39,884 carloads, valued | At $34,101,154. The itemized values of various products are: Vegetables, $2.35 grains, $1,010,213; live stock, $1,965,260; live stock products, $1,547,060; dairy products, $796,300; fruit and vegetable products, $1.08: 650; sugar beets, $462,000; hops, $ 252,000; Iumber, $1,750,000; honey, $160,000; spray material, $107,000; ce- ment pipe, $35,000; miscellaneous, $275,000. This does not include 12,500 car loads of apples raised in the val- ley, which is the principal product, and 375,000 tons of hay produced, in- cluding 196,000 tons shipped. New Revenue Chief Takes Up His Work Cc. Le Huey, new division chief of internal revenue for ANorthwestern Washington and Alaska, took up his | duties Tuesday, Huey succeeds Will- jam T. Beeks, whote resignation be- came effective Saturday, Huey has been connected with the local de- partment for the last two months. Huey was purchasing agent for the Bremerton navy yard from 1911 to 1919. Followit that he spent one year in Washiwgton, D. C., in the of- fice of commissioner of internal rev- enue, He received his appointment | thru Burns Poe, collector for Wash- ington and Alaska. Asks More Money for Son’s Support Mrs. Anna F. Shea, formerly Mra. Anna EB. Wade, began suit against Walter W. Wade in Judge Boyd J. Taliman’s court that the $15 a month granted her for | divorce court in 1918 Is ingufficient Mrs. Shea asks that her former hus. |band. at present in the auto acces sory business in Seattle, be required jto contribute $30 a month to “the | boy's support. * Gas Kills Man in Apartment House Charles E, Armstrong, 60, a car- penter, was found dead at noon Tw ay at Playford apartments, 319 | Clay st! His path was due to gas poisoning, belleved to be accidental apartment 18, Feb, 13, and had been dead about |13 hours when found. He is said to | have often told the proprietor that “18" was his lucky number, pa ost SALEM Ore.—Glancing off the skull of a fellow logger, a bullet from an accidentally discharged gun in- | stantly killed Davé Collins at Camp Sx of the River is Timber com- pany ni Silverton, LILLIAN RUSSELL IN EUROPE FINDS MANY TRAGEDIES OF LIFE LONDON, Feb, 14, — Lillian Russell, touring Europe to ob- serve the human side of immigra- tion, has so far discovered that it is nine-tenths tragedy, “Poverty, disillusionment, hopes, ignorance—they are keynotes of hundreds of letters that arrive for me daily from would-be higrants from all over the United Kingdom,” she de clared in an interview with the United Press. “America seems still to be Utopia to a large number of poo ple here,” she said, “One mother writes asking me to arrange passage for her and her nine chil dren to America, but only on con- dition that they be allowed to live in Los Angeles, “A Russian princess has begged my help in securing a position as maid in a respectable American family. fhose are only a few in- stances, But they are all alike each one a tragedy Miss Russell explained that he> mission had evidently been mis interpreted, as she was conduct ing her work only as an observer. false the up %; Guif States, 74%, up | Tuesday, alleging | the support of her_small son in the | ‘Ship News Tides i in Seattle WEDNESDAY First’ High ‘Tide 633 am, 106 tt hecond Low Ti 1 Bm, 25 1:98 Dp, Mm, 21 tt 4 High Tide | Second High Tide 6:30 p my 114 CL) 7:34 p my 109 eee Weather Bureau Report TATOOBH ISLAND, Feb. 14.—8 A —Varometer failing; cloudy; wind pi elgnt en hour. Paased in, att, probably the Phyliis, at 6s. m. Passed out, & steamer, probably the Griffau, at foam. 10 A. M—Paased in, me towing sehr Taurw at 0:90 aon ane © onr Allee tows fig, at 9:30 & ee be Arrivals and Departures Arrived Arebia Mara from Ta- ntr Wenatchee from Shanghal, Kobe r Rowalie ™ 14—Btr at 640 & mM; ey from Feb, 13-—8tr elm ett via Tacoma, at 7/20 p. m; ett Naw ples Maru from Vancouver via Byerett at 4:40 p, mj str Admiral Dewey from Tecoma, at 3:15 p.m. hailed 14—fitr Admiral ts via Ban Franck t-te Princess for Tacoma, at 2p. My |atr Italy Maru for Kobe via Bverett jit em eee Alaska Vessels Juncav—-Feb. 13--Satled, str Vietortty sovthoomeds ot:A!00 p. See Ketchikan—Feb, 13—Salled, ste North= rm, horthbound, at 6 p. fie Vessels in Other Ports London—-Yeb, 11—Arrived, str Minnow sotan from Beat | Avotgnouth—Feh. 12—Arrived, str San= ta Rosalia from Beattie. Kobe-—-Feb. 7—Arrived, ate Katort Ma ru from Seattle. Feb. 9—-Arrived, str Fortiand Maru from Bellinghad, Sail letr Heljin Maru for Beatle; ete Maru for Beattien tr Knowle New York—Feh, 14—A: ville City from Beattie; ete West Cate ace from Tacoma. gan Pedro—Feb. 14—Arrived, str Harry |Lutkenbach from Seattle. Sailed, str Wilihilo for Beattie. ‘ Ban Francisco—Feb. 14—Arrived, ste | Wapama from Seattle, at 6 a. m Fey i}--Arrived, str President from Seattle, at T p.m. Balled, str Everett for Seat~ u ity from Ever= Feb. for Beattie. sifinghal—F Maru from Bei from Portland. Yokon Kahulul—Feb, 1i—BSatled, U. @. A Be Fort Laramie for Port Townsend. Received by U. B. Ni (Time is § p. m. of date otherwise noted.) Feb. 12—S8tr Pomona, Darien for Se= stile, 2.292 mil ridge, Shanghai f mies from Seattle, str West Jester, Yokohama |for Beattie, 3,012 miles from Cape Fiat= |tery; str Edmore. Se | 1,494 miles from Seat) for Beat wend; str Sliver State, Seattle for Yoko~ hama, 1,190 miles from Seattle; str Cure from San Francisco; str Northland, Se- attle for San Francisco, 445 miles from San Francisco; str Santa Rita, Everett for Ban Pedro, miles from Francises, eee ‘ Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal—Stre Pine Tree State, Horaisan Maru Pier B—Str Wenatchee. arene Northern Terminal—Str Hakata ore by 14——Motership Wakena, str Tym reus. s—Str Rosalie Mahoney. 2—Strs Ainmeda, Cordova, Pier B—Str Admiral Wateom, Pier C—Str Admiral Dewey, , Seattle Shipbuilding & Drydock Co—Bies Bender Bros. Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers—ste H. ay Lovejoy, U. & Le B. Swiftsure. 4 * Delight, Delrosa, Ieontum, Anoa B. Morse, Silverado, Wi ford, West Cahokia, West Ha Lubrico, West Ison, Western Knight. Connecticut Street Terminal—Str Selma City, Commercial Boller Works—U. 8. CG. & Dell wood. > ia “ateamaht Mborings—Str Valdes. “Al eed Terminal—U. 8 C. & Burne side, Hanford Stfeet Terminal—str 4 Tedd Dry Docks—U. 8 ©. G. Seakens ship Chillicothe, bktn Forest Friend, str Latouche. Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Ca—str: Patterson. Ames Yard—Str Roosevelt. ttleton Mill Dock—Str Naples Mara, wt Seattle Klevator—Str Arabia Mara, Heffernan Dock—Sus Ketchikan, Redon- do. Stimson Mill Dock—Str_ Quinaxit. | Boicom Canal Lumber Dock—Str Meigen. Marine Rallway—Strs Morning . Griffau, schr, Elinor H., barge: Coquitiam City. Gets Three Years for Check Thefts Pleading guilty to six counts, charging him with the theft and forg- ery of naval pay checks totaling; $1,487.40 from Bremerton, Harold J. | Desmonieaux was sentenced by Fed-; ‘eral Judge B. E. Cushman Tuesday » to three years in the federal oeent |tentiary and a $100 fine on each count. 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