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DAY, SUEY'S, 1022 GRAIN MARKET | AFRUIT MARKET New York . IS IRREGULAR 7 PROVES ACTIVE Js Firm at Opening WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL RISVI The stock mark Exchange were irregular Chicago board of trade te declined rapidiy after the opening| ports of favorable weather in j Advancen In Liverpool | were a strengthening factor in the NEW YORK, July 3 day with raile comparatively active changes with the rails were unchanse Tron Products and ¢ D prope Buying | Berries for! Holiday Consumption Thusuat activity was noted on the | with pople buying | held firm in early: trading to- Duion of H. & 0, which was off 1 point at 48%. Other or slightly higher a Cola elimbed steadily the move, tron Products at 35% and Coca Cola at 78. both making new highs) Dupont sold at the opening the day's low at the close, however elling by local commis: Much good, harvesting Street Monday, fruit for the holidays. Dave a very large assortment to pick from, A few crates of loganbderries were received from Houghton, in the Kirkland district, on Lake Washing. ton. They are San Lous of exceltent quality and are selling at $3.25 per There are a few atravwberrios on the market, selling at $2 and $2. re inactive up to 10:40 a. m., Lackawanna. equipments. no sales haying been recorded tn mnited States Steel, same applied to loadin June unfilled tonnage f * will be made public On account of the coal and rail strikes mills were not agressive in new business. ee in the unfilled houses and tk for a small bs marked the | were lower a ate market. Provisio earned with a omfortable marsin DuPont opened at 189 and ran up to 126, up Cola continued the v and the latter to 72%, ucts and Coon} cloned « ened off We at $1.17@ and move of last P slichtly irregy rely to apectaltion eks Was indicated by the fact in many of the standard industrials and rails given evidence of @ for a gain of 1 points above Saturday's clone N. Y. Stock Exchange at up to tl « lation around early in the day, tors wes active around 16. selling at 142, up 1% July oats opened off Yo at I6%o) and closed up ed off Seat a8 December opened unchanged at 42¢ and closed off we. Chicago Board of of Trade || Balt, & Onle | Be | Seastease Petroleum ‘anadian Pacifte. Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, July 3 Columbia Gas & m, -Passed out, str Yossmite, at & * m.; atr Yorba Linda, M.—Paased in, schr Commode: » probably the Kyvehad Maru, CHICAGO, July 1—Caab wheat ‘ goo t—ser Pierence Luecken- m Columbia ports, at buteher cattle Puitman Pai, Cat iat | Studebaker Corp Standard O11 of Cai Tobaceo Products sand cutters, Utah Copper Westinghouse Blectrin Be 4.60@ 11.76 & m.; ot West Notus ore, LTEG@ AL ‘Tacoma, San Fran- Baldoa, Santos, Buenos Aires and Rosario, at ¢ a. 1. tr Prince Geor Columbia ports, Michigan for Vancouver, B.C. at 9 Pm; etr Vinttia for Adelaide via Port- an amen Rest steers, peraie. Jay § 2—8tr Queen, south- Tunsew—Juty 2 ate Admiral vans, southbound, at 3 pm. eee Vessels in Other Ports Hongkong—June t—Arrtved, ste Are- bia Maru from Beattie, 24—Arrived, str Anumasan Mare from Seattle, June 34—-fialled, str Manley for Beattie. June I8—Arrived, German snsvha. 16.0008 ot f 7 Sleeping Cars on Alaska Railroad The Alaska railroad has announced that fast thru service has been es tablished between Seward and Nena- nha, Alaska, leaving Seward on Mon- Gays and Thuredays and Tuesdays and Fridays. Thene trains will carry day ecathian | }and Pullman sleeping cars it 3 « % 3 sliver @ 33 2 The. the. 3 7 Ez E} Balled, str Onioan str Ortent for Beattie pe Roumaln from teattte oh Grade, Seattle Aelivery is 20-92-84, be tke T.; bolling beef, fe ™ fF cured baron, tfe T. Stall 48, Rex | tongue, B00 Th; 49-, sack $2.29; Parowas, 1-1. | Carnation milk, WOULDN'T STAND FOR IT Beoteh boy |» ed in kilts}—Feehtin’ again, ye | fo Pr | Moerdijk from Heattle, str Btockton from | str Steel Ipventor from Beattie; 89 | etr Willlam MeKinney from Beattie. Hal str Manull for Seattle atr Tiverton for Beattle. ident from Beattie. * Tbe at him again tf) 2" [he keeps on saying I wear a Ait because my feet are ower big to) Fe ae London Passing! 377, fr snaps, tbo, Stal at White soap, abe; 8 cane 1 or Co-operative milk, 86e: 1 4b baking powder, %¢ Red Bhield ereamery butt | get into trooners! fHE SEATTLE TAR July .—Grain ‘brlene| at the close Wheat | levels. balancing dry as . at | Dearing books, Sree ete The wont |and golf stick loned of: Yo, Hep. | Scholars take 17% and | noses.) unchanged. December | Ne at 6640 and closed ©. eptember open~ ec and closed up \ec. ut Lit Liew 116 120% 1.10% 12 2% Weal 18, Titty te. Market 15@ 280 | matoes, 4 prime, 9 4 heifers, 95 60 | fr " butte, $2.2608.75. 16,000, Market steady 13.50; lambs, cull and ne Wethe ; eull to yet Snreaded Wheat, wes | hen thee. the. a tall Royal Whi pared salmon, oat, Tm: fe can , 4h Tl, Weatphaltan wienere, 899 T. loaf. 480 T™: veal and) 1; Puritan botied ham te can; & dom £0, veal 10¢; Good Lack jar rub- | 920 Tb.; cott o; derasy corn flakes, 8e;|1T%e MD. 24-06-87 Jello, |terhorns, 2 f Notus from seatth . Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal—Pier B—8tr Kagan Maru, etr Africa Maru. Northern Terminal~Str Toyama i awh. tripieta ‘Tillamook triplets Bell Street Te®minal destroyers Wood, Shirk, Yarparough, Bioat . motorship Apex & ©. G. Sno- Pier A—Atr Admi jon Pacific Dock Coal Bunkers—U Shipping Board Moortngs—str ste Wert Nilus, str We: ou. in % Ta. and up. and Discounts y Certificates ers—O14, sve, per Bo. 3 at ommercia Boller Worke—#tr Choice, light .. Heavy. fancy - ‘Binge, heavy emt Drydocks—#tr Florence Luckenbach. | Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.—str | arson. ‘free Mille—Str Grant. Yard—Str Roosevelt. Heffernan D: Other. Bonds and Warrants Rank Building . ° Other Real Estate Owned Furniture and Fixtures Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . Letters of Credit Cash and in Banks . ent . Fancy, heavy, 166 POULTRY. AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Hene— Dressed. heavy Training Station—U. . achre Melrose, Surplus and Undivided P try, 98-TD. oke. GRAIN AND FEED ~ Wholesale, Per 7 eaned Country drensed. %. jOmtarWiiole, ted. 3 Second Avenue and Columbia (Largest Bank in Washington) <1. Chick Mash— With pM, 160-%.” rowing Feed “ Best cows and beiters MM Mediuin to chot Mixed Food, 40-10, sic. ;. Cocoanat Meal fmootn heavy Hough heavy + 960G 16.60 | Ment Berape 400 9.00 | Hhell—Eastern’ oyster « 500% 6.60 May--Alfaita No. 1. o Timothy No.l. FLOUR AND SUGAR haber seman d zoee. b wheat ficeiy wheat helern, Mechanical stokers of various de- ok.7. oeeese wigns are used in industrial plants, STATEMENT OF CONDITION June 30th, 1922 RESOURCES Officers: DANIEL KELLEHER Chairman J. W. SPANGLER, President R. V. ANKENY, First Vice President si i TRUAX, Vice President . G. AMES, Vice President J. H. NEWBERGER Vice President MacDONALD, Cashier een LA GRAVE, Assistant Cashier REILEY, Assistant Cashier C: W. MORE, Assistant Cashier WM. KAHLKE, Assistant Cashier J. H. MINER, Assistant Cashier ‘ (Bell rings. Will Hays hides copy of “Detective Stori . tloally unchanged | gies and picks up a Browning ma BANK CLEARINGS H ‘Tacoma 0 | Total transactions share cheese, ate Ts M. ite; good buckwheat pancake flour, bakery goods: ripe olty te i Ww oes, She for 160-TD. wack, whi pork and deana, tfc: 10-T™ 2, beat bo bunch berries, fe box; new potatoes, ¢ Mh: School Days! School Days! A Picture ‘of Hollywood, as It Vanity Case and Goes to the Little- Read Schoolhouse to Learn How to Be- have. The Film Colony, You Know, Is Now Going to School. CHORUS OF PUPILS — “Good |” wi mornin, rror, puts on @ | Buster Keaton, leading a goat, | Sticking, eyewinker-beading, anwed at “ oe pete raphy, table manners, elementary | nat" etiquette and fundamental drinking | will now come to order” (beating on desk with « foot of lead pipe). “Rudie, can you tell the class for what the Sahara Desert is noted?” VALENTINO 2,765.88 | making me w Shelk, Pre 9h Tuan | | fifty thousand dollars!” Portland | PROF, HAYS — “Correct, - 6,086,149.00 | | Gloria, tell us what happened on the 1'334.689.00 | | Fourth of July MISS SWANSON—"Well, teacher, that afternoon I wore the duckiest ereation—it cost $450, Lord knows! all covered with sequins—or were they percales?--well, at any rate, four men followed me" PROF, HAYS—“That will Gloria! Sit down, before 1 smack | you down!” (Gloria pouts becoming. ly, and kisses Elliott Dexter on the left car, The teacher raps for or- “se. 2 | | NER Jell, 10¢; Rooth's broom, 880; | der) © dos; pullet Stall 2, lamb Te 1b.) pot roast, T. ‘Atel! 14, fri veal et” all itver, 2 Me. eo tm .; targs | Mane ified ti! Iho at. # beats 4, | ttle hussy?” plokles, be: & bare Tpiecutt, tee pure fr 200 T.| halibut cheeks, 200 Mb. WEATLAKE Mtalie 29-21, serateh, $2.90 eack: Gold | , $1.70 wnek soap. or oF snumane, | PARADISE fn North Tropte honey loaf, he Mh.; Jellies uenge, ifo Th tall 42, hame. 99,326,355.88 son, 2,749,191.67 4,874,080.62 718,573.92 25,978.41 20,000.00 54,000.00 269,032.55 ; Made 75 feet. The field $1,000,000.00 895,966.18 1 008, 000.00 807.55 adise valley, stoke, elstok: aise inn final contest, The Seattle Star *: | Publiabe Waly at 1867 Beventh } Washington. | Subscription i IN ADVANC +) Grabs Its | Three montha . Hi monthe ... WASHINGTON nonth, or $9.00 year. | | Price ys $00 per pis $9.59 On on ~ Rates Per Insertion epee ae LILLIE. YS—“Good morning, | | Tr children, We will have the class ehine gun, Stara troop in giggling | song.” and petting. Chorus of chauffeurs,| (C flasks, vanity bage|the Studio Where You Are,” Charile Chaplin is| Harold Lioyd plays an obligato on | t seen hiding @ cocoanut custard pie) comb) : € eee ae eee ote ina WP) under his little ton jacket. Ente PROF, HAYS—"The class in lip. 20% an, orus of stars sings be in the North w: The Largest Audience in| the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads | Phone Main 0600 a PERSONAL WHY BEY: reome fatinue. and strength by teacher, and PROF. HAYS—“Be careful, Gloria! kissing that's done ihere! (Class shrieks with laughter, Shouts of “George V. Hobart stop | ped using that gag 20 years ago!) PROF, HAYS — 2 | stand up. What is the difference be- tween a fade-out and a cut-in, any?” REID—"Ha-heha! got to do with a gas engine?” (Teach jer throws pipe at Reid, but misses. | Sadden commotion tn rear of room.) BEBE DANIELS—“Teacher, Kat- le MacDonald is stealing my foot $5.00 reward. ae ae » 1212 Marion st New Standard Hotel. FEMALE HELP WANTED hes THe SERV- vow, Wallace, What's that »pportunity to qualify, fc morning between § and'10 oclock, Second. at Sprini take full charge of home while ‘One fond of ehil- Stato salary expected. | BERRY Pick parents work MISS MACDONALD—Rising lan- guidly)}—“Why, Uttle — fibber! "| Hebe has had three more close-ups »|than I, teacher!” BEBE — (Wiggling a shoulder meanly) — You're &; BRING Your fine camps on river banks berry fields, Sumner, Wash. Phone | MISS MACDONALD — (aintily | raising her eyebrows) | pray, do you know te “fadlon you straw, Accommodations g004. 8. F. now, Sumner. | (They mix tn the ring. Curls fly, 4 1 Creme Oni, 26¢; | UPTOar, Denks, the | boxes are thrown Calumet baking powder, 2Te. thrteke of glee, conter of the The room is in an =PTANO PLAYING turns loose the goat re PLACE which begins butting here and there. | etal Sere areca fh pure’ trees | Chaplin heaves his pie, and follows it} ik eocsa, | Up With three desks and a map of! Tha head rice, 26e:| Los Angeles. All +. Chorus of Keystone cops enters, and | lays on with rtuffed clubs.) | PROF. HAYS—dStanding on his | desk amid the batile}—"Great Scott! Fine chance we have of making the Dear Public believe the movie boys and girls are being good!” THE END Bho; pullet —_—~—- 2 Gos. 48e Stali 81, ripe butter, #te 7 , Onions & Te. the; Tak~ jaa ce = SKI JUMPERS * ay. in, furni hed, “yaa jen. "| cate and work gold binge, about 300 to square isfield can't repa gach. throw It awa: Clock, 0} hand Jewelry rf Alarm ane meer coe later $250 monthly. DI TS t, energetic, reliable, willing to learn. it talk Bs 4 aac Phone Melrose “CLARE EN and Kalsominin: Call Al Ninnls, |Experts Will Compete; One fhe. atatte Je, per) = Man Hurt in n Practice hambu: Stall 198, 4 bare Fela Neptha | ange, 280; Campbell's pork and dex | heavy jar rubbers, the. 2 ibe cane red salmon (Bock- AND w 3 paper cleaned and hung. Bast tional Park, Sport of «ki jumping is for youth ‘ont and cheese, 200. | Only, since practically lene brinient souTn END entered in the big contest for July 4 in Rainier National park range from 17 to 24 years of age. Sunday brought all the men} ct ctentn beak has free phone; wer and t gellent servic: the first tryout of the new course with several big jumps and one accident nan Holten, after a pretty 110 feet, fell and sprained ankle. One ski left a foot and Holten recelved a bad gash over his left eye. | He was carried off the course and taken to Paradise inn on a toboggan, | where a guest of the Hotel | Karehner, of Puyallup, injuries. Holten by in the finals on Tuesday. The course in Paradine Valley, ac- cording to the big galaxy assembled here, j month. Walling a’ age HEATED, dressed his even be will ke BOARDERS WANTED B chiaren to board other small children, ix one of the best ever built. The platform at the top | of the take-off is 25 feet } ground, and it extends on a slope more than 200 feet take-off is 10 feet from the ground, antl the jumpers emerge from a for- | est of Alpine firs when they take the |leap into the air. doing exhibition work were ag high as 60 feet in the air FURNITURE FOR SALE GRAPONOLA, A bargain if taken at} onee, for cash. Call Sunday, 2 j _at Apt. Q. 920 F. MON e WILLIAMS ¢ pe pA 1943 First Ave. SASH AND D¢ of Revelstoke, t-known jumpers in the with an amateur record of 201 feet and a professional record of feet, made 105 feet. of Tacoma, manager of the tourna } ment, made two jumps of 90 and 95 | feet, and Peter Bl cht | Window and doer s¢recns made Stock screen. doors ... Bread boards by Ironing board an plete with sleeve board | Sigurd Johnson, cabinet com- x. glass windshields put in your ear. 0. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY Established 1899 ARMY GOODS BARGATS C., for several |Canada, made 90 feet Moen, of Seattle, algo made 90 feat. includes Handley Hanson, Poulsbo; T. Kenneth dack Moen, 8. army shoes ©. D. breeches O. D. shirts ..... U. & army cots ar Phone Main 0636. STAR-A-STAR SHINGLES. $2 per M., delivered. West 4588 aren champion of Par- with 125 feet to his we, Revelstoke, See stock, West record; Fred Ske . OF Clyde Strachan, PORTABL EB marae stores. DEMARS 1 BLO REDO. co. Capitol 3922. PAGE 9 | 50 rar AND LAUNC HES FON BALE OR THADE POR At ©, fishing boat, 25 feet long, nt beam, La 1 Regal engine Virat ¢ condition, Ca Went |e + GARAGES ; |PORTARLE GARAGES. CAPITOL 2922 56 AUTOMOMILES FOR SALE CENTRAL AGENCY (Ford Dealers) Brondway and Pike St. waar 2 Me rorp CARS Aten ‘cash down ay ms ‘and spread balance over 18 mont iW START) i motor first erms “avait "IRD 4 Car Dept. Ai Fourth Ave. OMOBILE LOANS battery and tir con At We have 4 large amount of money te loan. Our vqlume JAMES & CO. ¥ r NGG TOT perfect mechanical condi ‘ 6 or exchange for late For@ pe. Garfield 2708. 56 WA NTED—AU ‘TOMOBILES OMORILE 1 will pay cash for your car, or sell ear for you, Bring your car to ae - “4 quick action. No storage rit Sut blank, mall tt to Henry Mi Bech. 1407 11th ave. Phone Bast 651. of loans makes 1OTT 6225 Price . Name [Address ...... oPePeeeeeeOeeeeo or Phone these FOR TRAD 1% acres, Main at, Poulsbo; f for 4 rooma: city water all pl for Inte model ear; no junk. A, Route 2, Renton, 62 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FO BAL HY OW} -room house, furnished; 1% 50 fruit tress; berries of all iia two blocks west of Beacon ay: Kenyon st Phone Glendale 114 eg iTY 1} G60D INCOME WA ront property, West Side. Take or light truck, some moneys Harbor ave. 5S m nth] ey sSincules io am fener , F INCOME PROPERTY GOING TO BUILD? 200 STOCK plana priced right. 608 Washiaga on &m tt, afta Wis Lt be, Bik ae mo. Coug FOR SALE—ACREAGE NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE A dandy up-to-date home, on ‘y-acre ground. Terma a0 1 cant afford to re #1 bh. $15 per month and in- terest. Chickens, garden and free wood all help your living costs, I want to show you this, No trouble at all. H. C. PETERS 726 3rd Ave. ‘ FOR” SALE — CONFRCTIO: ja fountain, card and pool room in connection. Agency for Ti and P.-L Do not answer un 0 P.O, Box “BEHLING & . Annex, 709 2nd Bee our list. We sell only stores restaurants. Al business only. % REAL HSTATE LO. Mone mand acr ROTHE FARM MTG. CO. 10 85 STOCKS AND BONDS AS SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANE 3 WARRANTS PURCT ASED. % AMERICAN BANK BLDG. 86 CHATTEL AND COLLATERAL LOANS ~~ WORKINGMAN’S _ LOAN CO. Organized to make loans to working — men and women o1 FURNITURE, PIANOS, SALARY 1007 Seaboard Bidg., 4th and Pike, Stoney to loan, London Jewelty Coy * Established 1890. 105 2nd ave. & The Seattle Star DIRECTORY The aaa eR All cas 07 Leary Bid. ‘eit S988, DR. GLENN THEO D Chiropractor and Druglese Phystelal [Graduate of famous Palmer echo rs with 12 y practice. Turse in ettendance, $08 Hiniaem Bide, 2nd and P Main 4196 tor, 910-12 FH B 2 ein Sure’ 10cs. Mee gates, ae bet) Leans ON ALE A cles of ¥ Pate RELL $07 Third ave. a0 _Machinery Bi : w By Us PRICK a Money to Loan Loans made to men and women on Port notice in amounts of $16 te $10! NO MORTGAGE or ine HOnser required, Your promi pay and be steadily emplo: iy maken ne atcteneen ; at Sou want ee us tod LOAN. SOCIBaY Emp} dg. Near Madison. MON NEY OAN On diamonds and jewelry on most PRORREMEMINE oa IN_ SEATTLE 855-356 Empire Building, Second Near Madison. MONEY TO LOAN wet “Beatties Oldest Loan Brokers: AMERIC. JEWELRY CO. Established 1889, jonuments: rdon Hooley, Rev . C5 L. Larson, ‘Aber. deen; Hilmar N GOOD DROP- | up. Repairing, renting. 1524 First ave. aT SOUND MARBLE & GRAN: ite Co. Ist and Virginia. Estab- Vshed 1874, Chris Bakken Nelson, Revelstoke, Engen, Hope, cher, Tacoma, Denver; Nelse Nelson, stoke, B. C., and Lars Haugen, Steamboat Springs, More than, 300 pe | the exhibition jumps Sunday, | dise valley is filled with tourists, jevery shady spot | where flowers are in bloom was the | gathering place for visitors interest | ed in the thrilling sport. | | tlonat park offers the only | the world where there Is skt shmptng Junder summer |witneas the events from | flower gardens, Monday brings the annual ski race jover a five.mile course, and Monday | evening the annual sk! ball at Para PIANOS FOR RENT, RENT tied on purchase. Meye®-Toner, Otto Smithborg, rie "Rat TTY IN _1tONT, trade takes It. R . $1.00 and up. Sunset 2171; § RTH S FOR loganberries, EST OLD GROWTH Wood. $8 half cord, $9 cord. Gar- INTING, Reed.” Eliott X LOAD, F550 We double load, delivered, 4605 and visitors > a; weneral work, RUA W. BOY ARB, SELL o the big: con DELIVERED. mpionship of Rainier park, with 19 men in the The greatest jumpers in the world are in Paradise valley for the KA TANKGH | HATS. st eoRUNTiL STARWAN Optician and Optometrist Bamunds. Praser-Pateraan Co, Patent Attorneys FREDERICK P. GORTIN= ent Attorney, American and fore eizn patents secured, developed and promoted. 805~ DS Mia tablished & atte. 1 miner U. 8. Lyon Ria. wnt ‘sor EN-& CO. ars ae AREY ROWE! Technical experts, Compare our tees and terms, Pantages siiott. OO6R, bait Eavt. JW, Maupin, ran advice. 207 wisckiee Sa fain 2 Player, Gra Planos tuned. “Gn05. suns ‘Stvone Main 20) Wate sanatorium for womencoMas ternit: irgical and nervous Lic hy sick yo aed TCapit ot nit ear. ties

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