The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 18

WALL STREET Jc NBW YORK, July 28. encouraging © eupplemente: Te eiounes Weaker, Cher- ry Season Nearly Over tg ce Stralent. carioad of Malaga! ¢ the first to reach the local arrived carly Friday from "Imperial county, California, The ‘grapes are of extra high quality and > Sommand a good price which start | OG Friday at $4.25 and $4.50 per! It Is expected that they will quite freely Cantaloupes were a little weaker WA price again Friday with the top MOw $2.50 per crate for standards. Some are selling for $2.25. eherry season for the local eee ts nearly over with the best Pherries now selling at 22 cents per Rings and Lamberts are je highest with Royal Annes at and Black Republicans at 11 to cents per pound. took a decided drop Friday the market overloaded and poor qualities of corn here. @ropped to $1.50 and $2 per crate) $2.50 to $3. A small amount! oe %eo, and closed up le Yellow corn was selling for $3.25 lestnee zat opened unchang Whe local butter and eee market) SOS inchanwed at tio an Ined steady Friday. ed up % December opene changed at 37Ke and closed u oe Chi Wheat— July Sept | Dee |. Core | July Lene r.26 | Sept 2.09 | Dee LHe one = At r early rhe! f ¢ ning prices Included! Le lair 21%, up 1224, New & Centra cific 1% up Ss: Baldwin T2% up Mh: General Motors 12 up Mi Midvale 36%, up tei Jt up Wi Crucible. 208, a) Grain showed strengt trade today ogular Whoat—Ju $1.10 and closed up like. Sept opened at $1.08, off tee, and Provisions we hs pened at 62 nee up Lie, De chang closed 5 u me Grotationss Open ow " oN . Davdh ae 1s ne Bigner, Top S188 Receipts, 9,000. Market Choice and prime, GRAIN MARKET STRENGTHENED : heavy buying by exporters and clos ed higher on the Chicago board of opened off Me at pened at © Board of Trade Exchange Opening URN pe epent nae. today tho rail and coal strikes was 1 reserve ratios and the ay to 18,083 Mone | nt aL the opening, | Mexican Petrolour ima ‘* North si, up Me ia at! Anne wolldated . . ble gal f 9,860 cars last Satur Ath, prices were nigh Valley (5 \%, Up Me United States Btoel ; Pacific ON BS, Veatinghouse % anay lve % up dy Ce uthern Pacitic up . Liberty Bonds ‘Thareday'® Quotations Logan & Brres Ave, Ben 100.93 101.86 100.54 re ir “ Foreign Money Status Thareday's Quotations Forsished by tegen & prree 0 Recond A: . € ole i or od Ly Beattie Present valee Hain | 09 otn Normat 6 m= | Bterting d, and Freneh fran Helgian fran: Awies fr Tet 19.30 19.89 ete 19.50 ete ed at ember a un} p we crow | New York Stock Exchange shin | Thareday's , Sommations ya By low 1% tah Amer. Tel. @ Tel American Woolen | Anaconda Copper Naldwin Locomotive t. & Ohio ehem Mtoe * Het uite Copper & Butte & Buperior Hifernta Packing rrr 4h | | be and medium, 5; buteher cattle and heifers, | Endicott $464.58; bulls, N. Y. Sugar and Cof S| epee Raw, 953 Coffee—No. T Rio spot. No. 4 Santos, ik eike ab, NEW YORK. change opened Me: francs, ha krone, ‘80.1705, up .0018; Danish $0.2188, up 0008. . San Peansiens Produce (Friday's Quotations Rxtran, ie r~. f oxten dos ; undersized pullet is flats, fancy, ood to chotee co: 95.50; canne: calves, 40 Hogs siarket $11.750 13.25; $11.60@12 Koeeipta, Kast of mountain lambs, $809 wethers, $606.50 steady. Market besiboes jono— Prime light Fmeoth neavy . Rough heavy ... Beet, ps HAY, City Delivery, Wholesale, Por Corn— Whole, yellow, 120-. aka, Crackrd. 100-1. wks. feed, 100-m. Clipped. Oate— Whole, teed, 100-1. wks.. ed A 0. t. 10 whe. With BM, 1 | Growing Veed-100-% ‘20 Growing Mash—No B ‘35 | Fan Mash—No BOM, 1 che | feratch Fred—10 | Whent-—Mises Peed, Meal Brune it us Peanut O11 Mea | Cottonseed Meat 4 | Linseed OM Meal . S| oye tena Meat Alfalfa Meal .. jo | Bone Meal Bone—Granulat oe Charcoal-Kastern, hardwood , oe ne POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Whoiesaie Dealers Are Found in Sack HAMBURG, July 28—The of three women sewed in a were found in the Kiel cans ss} Danish name on the sack {s th None | clew the police have None »,|Baby Smothers in Carriage Pil NEW YORK, Thre Gram cattio Medium to choice Common to good Best cows and heifers Medium to cho Common to good 500% 6.00 6.60@ 6.00 6.00@ 5.60 + 2.009 5.00 duty 28. by the pillow of her baby carr O%e ID; | Montaemery Ward. Exchange July 2—Poreten ex- xtra po GRAIN AND FEED old Florence Trotter was suffocs Gengral Meters Goodrich Kybber } say! 1%.) \ [invincible Ost ne} } Toland OF | Kelty Soringtieid Kennecott fee [3 an Petroleum Montana Power Northern Pacific Orpheum Clreu n-Amer, F opti | Pullman Pal Car Pacific Ott Republic Truck Replogle Htest Ben re- Kowbuck Mudebaker ( | Mtandard OW of Cal we krone, cn bag atinghouse | Foreign Securities | firats, | | | WIE. | Relgium German W. Rertin 4s Hambere 4 Hambore (4s | steady L & ey | Conneetteut |Hieation of ‘reports that many Tides in Seattle | Roabigl WRIDAY it EY m8 | | Weather B reau Report vy Reyne 8 wind, Arrivals and Departures ARIIV ED for Tae mr KB via Bverett a Alanks, for Ban eastern | Benley via Vietorta Alaska Vessels Ruagway July Halied, str Prin come All . southbound, at & m. Ports wr Toko New York—-July 31—atied, ate Mext- an for Heattle. Panama—July 2¢—flalled, ety @inalon for Beattie Guayaquil—July t5—Arteed, etr Baja! from Beatle, Honotuly-—Juty 34 P. Revigh from Bellingham fan Vedro-July IT-—Arived, ate nevin | Goodfellow trom eattle, str Port S| from Beattie. Halied, yanss for Be- Arrived.” ate | Raginaw fromm ar Admiral tr Thee. P. str Knoaville w a bitin A: myn in tow of tug Tyee from Bhang- bat. July tt—Arrived, dent Madionn from Meattie; ai towing Rove Mhaoney tr Preset | Str Talthyhus Rita, ate Northwestern, thy Alwsander, Ste Admiral Hedman. Whipping Neard Moortnas—tre Keys, Delight, Miverade, Lubri- eo, Midrides, Weat © teontum, Anna ©. Mores, West Hartiand, Wal- | lngtord ftret Termine). Gray, str Mobile City. Mareet Terminal ms str Robin Htr Orient, str & Misslasipp!. Pennaytva- Winate barge str Griffds. sehr Melrose, Ham Nottingh bhin A side, bkin Kuseell Mavieide, bktn Anne | Comyn. ony. German Girls Are Hunting Husbands BERLIN, July 28.-—Following pub- Aus tralians want wiv thousands of German girls have applied for infor | mation as to how to get to Australia. Manich 44s Munich 6» Frankfort 4s Chicago Car Lots ‘Thereday's Quotations Fourvished by Legen & ryan B10 Becond Ave, Benttie Rects. Cont. Beta. LA Yr. rrr tat 40 a3 iss Sat ioe ts BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings Balances | Clearings Balances . ! Tom Portland 0 | 4,521, 026.93 4 1,033,402.63 Tacoma | Total transactions .. 1,994,000.00 7 Trade in precious stones ts under | | | | going a slump in Berlin bodies sack al. A ne only low vie military and political leader. ar tage. ‘and orders, | Prin, j dyed hair may catch a husbe | cannot hold bim.” Prince Gets Raise So He Can Marry COPENHAGEN, July 2%.—The! rigeiag will be asked to increase the annual $13,000 allowance of Crown Prince Frederick, who marry ie Olga of Greece. is to Teach How to Catch Hubby and Keep Him NEW YORK, July 2%8.--A mye organization formed here and A the Society for the Preven of Cruelty to Cupid ts sald to have for ite purpose the instruc of its mbmbe art of wit and keeping a husband. Among achings is reported to be the lowing: “A powdered nose lip .« darkene on rein the ning fol od henna nd, but a pair eyelash and |London to Have Electric Taxis LONDON, July 28—A large fleet | of electric taxicabs is soon to be put | in operation here se wel, se Whee Te: Wid Bis) HANN a ee ae “aS WHAT'S THE HURRY? WE'VE TWO YEARS YET!) ORBGON js. day court motion Heoker, CITY, July 4—Judge Campbell, at his regular Mon- morning sewsion of the cireult », will next week hear the trial for Rusnel murderer Frank Portland musician, The motion t# primarity based on | charges of misconduct of the women jurors during the time they were deliberating the verdict, whieh affidavits will introduced to af firm and de Heeker i penitentiary hanged Bept committed at Easter Sunday for a new conviet Bowker, re wae e BY Gum ! on TE Parave's GETTIN’ UNDER present at r the state sentence to be for the erime Clackamas station on Pastor Critic to Meet Movie Leader LO ANGELES, July A cell old synod was in progress here to From reliable sources it was learned that Will H. Hays, represent. ing the temporal of the movies, had arranged a conference with Dr. Gus Briegleb, denunciations ave spread = thhd r of churehly cen- of mo sorship Dr. Brierieh Lake Preset been quoted whone m morali ledom the fe pastor of the Went flan church, who haa * deseribing Hays as the “Moses” who will lead the movies out of the wilderness into the “land of shining gold. wan said to have agreed to meet the film dictator. Secret Hearing on Murder Frees Girl WOMERY, Ala, July 24.— ed Willis Brewer, a young girl from one of the “biue biood” fami- lies of Alabama, who was charged with the murder of her 36-year-old cousin, A. Portis MeKelthen, has {been freed an the result of a secret hearing in juvenile court—the first to be held in the state on a murder trial, The court held that McKeithen jcame to his death accidentally by his own hand while struggling with the _. |girl over poxsension of a revolver taeeds Vows Is Much Criticised BURG, Peachment of several city | hh July 27.—Im- officials been demanded by the citizens Arrived, bin ‘Thos. |b mune the town is tao wide open. Public Marieots | fee tae mm, m. [betting beet, 98, Bh. me ba Malle an 8f te ™ Onyen, Sante Mite | sandwich Mi pte pan! bete®, hi 4 the. amb iT beet butt Royal baking powder Duteb ¢ | emt ieanner 106 White Star tuna fen, 4 The relied sate, pt tenuis ack | Pike ae the +. 8! home made | 26-09, te pha; bee can the; 3 cane Ol hredded Wheat bie oe Supreme biend | Tha 81.30; finest tea, black, €0¢ ™.i epring | teat Japan or gun 400 Carne. ws potato salad, the can the, 6 bare 2 cane peas, the, Mtall 24 ie, 336 T.) Heine ® ate; Hens sweet plekin cured bacon, cotter beet by ® chogeta! u ie, 3-% Happy amplig blankets, 190, WEST fresh tripe, 16 AK f ¢ boxes best cane pineapple, 4 * | ordered The funeral cortege at London of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, assassinated British The coffin is mounted on a gun carriage, followed by the mar- shal’s riderless charger. High officials bear on velvet cushions the marshal’s baton , medals “OFFICER” ARRIVES; TAKES “PRISONER’S” MONEY; NOW MISSING Jobn Builivan of the Vancouver || hotel thought at 6 a. m. Friday || that he was about to go to: jail. A man, admitting bimaelf to be an officer of the law, knocked on Sullivan's door at that hour and told him that he was wanted at police station with regard to cer- tain “clues.” He asked Bullivan to empty his pockets, Sullivan did, pro- ducing $30 in cash and a watch. These the “officer” confincated, He told his prinoner to wait while he went downstairs to see about his car. Sullivan hasn't seen him since. | j | } Route Cl Changed for West Seattle Cars West Seattle, Alki and Fauntleroy street care will operate southbound on Second ave. on account of the lrepaving of First ave. D. W. Hen- |derson, cuperintendent of transporta- tion, announced Friday. | Librarians Plan for Conference} A tentative program for the 13th annual conference of the Pacific | Northwest Library association has j been arranged for the opening ses- | | ston, on August 30, it was learned. | | The meeting wil! be held at Olympia, jon « three-day schedule, August 90, | 31 and September 1. Speakers include A. W. Tyler, chairman of the board of trustees; Helen G, Stewart, Vie | torta, B. C.; Judson T. Jennings, Se- jattle public Mbrary; M. H. Dougtans, University of Oregon, and Elena A Clancy, Tacoma public library. | | | | | | Countess Dressed as Eve Arrested SINA, July 28.—A_ “back-to- cult organized by the Count who came to Sicily and} | | nature” jem Poraji« net up her headquarters in a beauti- ME ful villa, met with short shrift at the hands of the police. Complaints were made that “men and women were running around” clad only in the clothing worn by Adam and Eve A raid followed and the countess was arrested. She was released when she | promleed that the cult would be dis-| | solved and ita members would there. |after follow the civilized mode of! ress, Hinatie Is Dead With 44 Wounds! PORTSMOUTH, Eng., July 28 Francis Booker, inmate of a local | asylum, was found dead with 44 | wounds on his body. A verdict of [death from natural causes Was re | turned, but an investigation has been | | |Sues School When Son Swallows Toy) SEAFORD, Eng., July 28.—F. A n sued the principal of a local school for alleged negligence because | his 7-yearold son Philip swallowed |a toy whistle. The principal won| the suit | ; mip |Jolts Simple Life, Wear Clothes Now | PAINSWICK, Eng. July 28 | Se women members of a simple | life colony in the Cotswold Hills were arrested on a charge of indecent dressing when they came here to buy supplies, They were freed when their men folks arrived with more clothes |Drops Dead While Operation Waits BOW, Eng. July 28.—While await jing an operation John Wickens, aged 56, dropped dead FORMER RESIDENTS of Mont rose, Iowa, and vicinity, who are now living in Puget Sound commun! ties, will enjoy their annual reunion at Woodland park Sunday. Guests | will gather at the Phinney ent to the park at 10 a m, and repair to a location selected by the com mittee, A basket dinner and an in. formal program will be held, co | beth Venables believes marriage is a | good thing | which the girl testified he threatened to use because she refused to have a child by him. | Armed Lamech Will Guard Fish Limits rovided the woman [finde the right man.” Tho she has| ASTORIA. Ore. July 28—Great ant gettin a abe t th ¢| numbers of small e#almon are re- | just & divorce at the age of | Lorted to have been destroyed by the | 0. she mays she is going to Marry |v irse seiners during the short period again. Upon getting her decree Mrs. | P aaeaad a inelde Venables eft for a six-month tour. | {hy were allowed to operate the three-mile limit, according to Bhe has « daughter, 3 35, and a son, 37. | Deputy Fish Warden gw, STABBING | Divorced at 60, She Plans to Wed Again CHICAGO, July —Mrs. - Eliza | with the fish, | Larson expects that the selners | will attempt to encroach within the three-mile limit whenever the oppor tunity presents {tself, and announced his firm intention of keeping them out of the protected waters. The armed launch Phoenix will remaiu on duty almost constantly, with war- dens from Oregon and Washington fon board. Shriner Getting Lecture Material John R. Philp, a prominent Chi- cago attorney and world traveler, ar- rived in Seattle Thursday to spend a month visiting reeréation places and resorts in the Northwest and to make a trip to Alaska in order that he | have material for o series of lectures: jon this section, which he wf deliver in Medinah mosque, Chicago, next | winter. Philp is _ member of Medinah |temphe, the Shriners. ‘OPS HUNT FOR YEGG, GET CATS PORTLAND, July 28.—This story is apout mysterious noises, burglars, catspaws and police. Early this morning W. W. Kirby heard the noises in his basement and immediately surmised it was bur- |glars. He called the police. Patrol- jman E, Hagland responded and en- ‘tered the basement, gun in hand, | ‘Two kittens at play were causing the Gisturhance: Physician Held _ as Bandit Chief eS Das RIO JANEIRO, July 28—Dr. Titsuizi Sakiuici, Japanese! rernando Rodriguez, a prominent cook, is held by Philadelphia | phystcian of San Paolo, has been ar- police charged with repeated- highwaymen leader of “a -gang @ ly stabbing with an ice- pick | . his mistress, Mrs. Lewis Brin- |Girl Poisons Five ton, wife of a prominent er Who Ridiculed H |sician, in a dispute over : domesti: 2 PRAGUE, July 28—Charlotte estic mentions. Miss Eiken Bundes was ridiculed by her high beth Brinton, 18 (above), |xchool mates. She sent poisoned rushed to her mother’s aid. —_' candy to five of them. Two are dead. | You are invited to attend the opening of ; Helen Paynter’s SMART HAT SHOP Saturday, July 29 at 12 M. An advance showing of NEW FALL MODELS will be a special feature Style and Quality at popular prices will be the policy.of this shop PUNCH SERVED from 2 to 5 p.m. HELEN PAYNTER Mgr.—Mrs. 1581 Third Ave. forme ; ; B Near Pine M, 8. Ryan y of the pnet Nook