The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1922, Page 12

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Gn Com 1 Onloms—New. yetlow. ™ ol 12 RAINWELGOME ‘Heavy Selling Is ON LOCAL MART Wall St. Feature WALL, @TREET JOURNAL Review Clean Atmosphere Said to} xew YORK, Aug. 16 curred during the firet hour on the New took nver develop ‘od mente | rail mintance, A= | Preserve Commodities | wonis tn ins wei fot in the idle trelant ¢ neing the surplus down to y Stocks were heavy al reflecting threatened spread of the Because fruits and vegetables! »4\)', to the Big Fe ods Union Pacific declined to 144 keep in better condition when the off jouthern Pacific 92% 4. and Northern Pacific to 82, off ta | air ts clear of dust and smoke the a oapes dally Baldwin sed American Locomotive, @ « local wholesale dealers welcomed tees Included: Allied Chemical T7344. off M4 Grucibtg 91%. off spite its decreasing trade \ Paul 31%, off : rte 11M, off New Haven 21%, up i Ameri EBS tain deaplto the decreasing, ited (can Woclen SOW) Annconds. 68%) up Mi Lehigh, Valley Sot es coy eeneeen were. 24, off %; General Motors 184 up ta; American Telephone & en the market. Cantaloupes and NW: Studebaker 125%, off M: Northern Pacific #2, off apples were plentiful, Apptes are comotive 1194) Moxic 1 A Mu muskmelons were selling for $2.25 |;ocovering from early by eynapest of, the 2 . T * 0 rike alta ame tree rthern ee ne Te ee ni breverred, Princ hued their peratatent march int On the street are solid and well hry on eis eee ripened. A carload of California Farly| New York Stock Exchange Crawford peaches was received) Wednesday's Quotations Thursday and went on the street) Fernished by Logan @ Bryan slightly lower than before, the quo} ie Beattie Beoond Aw t . Rock Mieh a Ration now beirg $1.25 and $1.50 a Advance Reavely j Avex Nubber ” ne box. They run about 9% to the} erate 10.—Grain prices} Aleks Juneau s Catifornia Bartlett pears are now nthe Chicago | Allie Chainer me 8 being replaced by tern Washing Heavy bu Amer! Agr. Chem 7% at which are selling for ton Rartlett j $2.50 and $7 a box the same price Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers u follow wheat Reete—tocal, dor bunches . Beane—toca), per ™ Cabbage—Local white, per ™ Loca} red, per tb. Carrete—Looal. per sack Local, new, don bunches -Lacal, aos. « light for alt eapecially in oats, Provisions | rt wer te! Septe | fed at $1 e De-| Joember % and | 100 | closed up Ke fe at] hemi Ts [FL10% and closed wp % } oral white, per crate ‘ A pened off We at! Aine Te September corn 1834 Golden Bantam, ¢ dos a S840 and closed up t December | Amer oy ero—l.ee. hothouse opened off Me at Stile and closed | Anaconda thy Eeseel. per box. we) av@ 12[UD tee. May opened off tee at bic] Avewciated Ont Bae Plant—n. Wash... per 125 and closed up 1 Tet wih Vi < : Per ™. - ae tase if Lettuce——Local head. per crate motive 125% Bee) ow Te Lece! ag des bunches ous « Copper & Bine al . 20% As Local, white, ™® ae Yakima Gems fancy graded (0 1% La yama bush. nami . ou ®; Ne 105% Leey tos 110% LIM s2zte 16.55 1098 3 1095 1898 sas 3 122% oe Liberty Bonds Ad 1018 008 Chinens Live Stock Wedneeday's Quotations ‘Tharsday’s Wege—neceint Market 10@8e ry Bacwwtt Ate ome of salen, 87.250! Gorton T'neeey ‘weight, tattwets ie Bs dium’ weight. 996°. Shane Habe liebe packing sows, packing | Pret #4 11 sows. rough, $4.756 pin # 168 Receipts Market steady. Third ¢4 100.80 160.80 Fourth « e128 160.80 Vietory ¢&s toatl) 10052 10066 Vietory (Qa 1722. 10050 10088 00 cee exes Sote3e | Foreign Money Status ! wees tert Quotations Turviehed Legee & Dryas 810 Berend Ave, Seattle Normal value Present rales a Mterting ey Canaaien eves see tae Bheep—Keceipts, 12.000. Market steady to fhe higher, Lambs, $11.49@12.60 jambs, ou! or on BREESE rr yeariin Belgien france oo te} * gree : Awedien krone 0 ets ue ners ; ? Denteh krone eid | Portland Market Status Gooch @racemnas,, Ls ome Thareds: Usetations Cattle—Recetpt: i Market steady, Mest | wteere. OT 36 Market steady valley stockers and feeders, re Market 16 high “a [United Kingdom 64« eee Cash Wheat N. Y. Sugar and Coffee CHICAGO, Aug. 10,—Wheat—No. 1 red, ‘ 7 +4 " - ‘Thured Quotations 1.09%: No. 3 red, $1.08%; No. 3 hard, | e Raw, $2.96; granulated, 0° *, *4141.09; No. 3 epring, $1.95 % at oR if firsts, 186 Ib. sae | Cofftes—No. 7 Mio, apot, 10@10%6 tb a3 Portland Produce ee Sate ease B10 | nc isen_ THNIINT'® Quotations | A jor—40 db 4s 1b | 50 Rese Buying price, 30@ 880 Gox.; selling Foreign Exchange price, 24@29¢ Ib. | NEW YORK, Aug. 10—Poreten ox- o ~28 4 @ 200 Ih. change opened Aterling, 84.45% Hene—13 22 Ib. French france, $9.079 oa Ui ime -_——— oem 198,0468, « marks, oft 1% Belgian dolla orks FLOUR AND SUGAR The market Hteriing Wholesale Prices $4.46; fre 90.0456 Flour—Famtiy 4s. 7.80 8.00 | mArhe 190 ae Bive Stem bake: colt 2e Hard wheat bakers 18e@ x * try, 988 , $8606.10] | BANK CLEARINGS Sugar—Cane, per owt. - oan tae! | Beet, per owt. 760) | Gents ! HAY, GRAIN AND FEED . penty ee City Delivery, Wholesale, Per Ton Larweioaad : rae Comm—Whole, yellow, 120s .. 29.00 giao 8.88 | Live, young, 12-18 tp ‘25| Cracked and feed meals Portland | ere—Oid. live, per M. . 280 | Barley —Whole food, 1008 .... | Clearings 6,462.665.29 | Rolled and ground, #0's-100% aianess 97.75 ‘ 16] Citpped, 1008 pas 90,077.75 | Heavy, fancy - 13@ 116 Whole feed, 100's o| | Tacoma | eal — ed and ground, 70's ioe Total transactions .. 2,280,000.00 | Fancy, ight .. 34@ 18] Sprouting, 1008 % orate * Med, ae tilt! 10@ 119] Wheat—Recteaned feed, 126% 12@ (14 | All-Grain Chop-—#0'« 09@ .10 | Chick Feed—ioo's . Chick Mash—100's, with B. M. 100s OUR WEALTHY “BOOBOISIE” If you are regular politically you are regular socially. Given the habit of voting with the crowd, of putting others at ease by a not too great dis. Mixed feed, toe. |play of intellect, a good cook, a pre | War cellar, and a not impossible wife Jand you belong to the senatorial mid die class, the new rich insurance Jagents, lawyer |tacturers who contro! the fa > of the socially ambitious. You may not be invited to the Wadeworths’ or may be seldom asked there. But you are accepted by what Mencken might call the wealthy “booboisie,” the clr iiiehe ah: hendide cle Mr. Harding frequented before he Therodag ‘tamatey, was advanced to the White House Patite..4,5-6 teteeeecee None | Sitemer "Behind the Mirrors.” Hor Bheep | CUCUMBERS BY BERTHA E, SHAPLEIGH Cooking Authority for Seattle Star and Columbia Unive: While cucumbers are in season one has to use either fresh or made into pickles and relishes The very young cucumbers are better sliced, with off Hiced, n oll and vinegar, but older ones are excellent cooked O Foreign people know this, and as cucumbers are one of the oldest known vegetables many interesting r scipes have come down in history In the Orient cucumbers are stuffed and baked Cucumbers pared, cut in one-inch pieces in a little off or butter. bogs Dip the pieces of cucumber in egg sligt two tablespoons water Qeotativas at Cattio— Prime steers Grass catt Medium to choice Common to good . Best cows and heiters Medium to choles Common to good rsity them very quickly Canners Calves, tight Medium wo oe Prime Maht Hinooth h Rougbt crosswise, may be fried beaten and diluted with } weeegisee'| Roll in flour or corn meal the pleces thus dipped 4 e090! ow! eae nee ipped and cook slowly vey should be soft all the way thru and nicely browned. (Cut this out and paste it in your cook book) miners and manu THE SEATTLE STAR =| ‘Ship News (°F Fors. 4 Tides in Seattle } i} 16 THUKSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1999 | AUTO SUPPLY HEADQUA RTER OR ALL CARS QUALITY Oe HANDISE ONLY. Practically nationally known trade-marked accessory recogni throughout the country as being the best will be found Western Auto. LARGE, COMPLETE STOCK insures you of finding at times just the article you need, LOW PRICES AND MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. buying power of 60 stores enables you to buy goods at @ saving of 20% to 40%. And remember, our money-back’ guarantee protects you always. Spotlights | Weather Bureau Report ' TATOORHM PHLAND, Aug, 10.-<10;90 P. wiheaat, 12 miles an hy Arrivals and Departures AmHIY Hawatian from Taco ; am Aue. ® nn Pedas, at 10:00 Walter Hinton st 139) Walter Hinton, who was pilot of eck from TS) the NO4 when she flew acrons the McKinley for| Atlantic, hag announced he will at me str Cricket for Tel tempt a flight from New York to ta | Rio de Janeiro some time this month 11) be the first intercontinental For Safety's Sake ding or br a | Thin w flight ever attempted on the Western en tT tee te | repel rae Hemisphere y installed ciney on mee 7 types in stock © your liking Price $3.45 to $12.35 Handsome Radiator Caps A Type for Every Car Price $6.50 to $18.75 LONGSTREET, ILL, OUT FOR SENATE Ma iaeipinnene = Candidate From This State Sy in Colorado Hospital | 3M many on’ aioe on whi 180 ever ia tay SO0d" pume. $1.25 to $4.25 Admirat! From his sick bed, to which he has! -6 southbobnd, « | or 7 renggds str fpe-| been confined for more than a y Motometers ' ate Ad. | with southbound, at & ng trouble frourred in war | im Stop Signals Se nef ere A t 1 . tia'tantie for om, northbound, at $29 Bim time gervics, James Cleveland Long roe od at reiante ad. te Jetter | street, now & patient in the veterans’ | Aa . [hospital at Fort’ Lyon, Colo, haw ithrown his hat into the ring for the Vessels i = Other Ports | democratic nomination for U. 8. sena-| Ave. TArrived, motorhiP lice from the atate of Washington. +—Halled, otr Neveds Longstreet ran for congress in 1918, while «till serving with the! léengineers in France. Before this t . ‘uverpoct--Aug. tArrived, tr Mont-/had been a candidate for the state ‘ » Heattie legislature Halled, ote 248) “He will be unable to make a per sonal campaign owing to his con. | finement in the veterans’ hospital o—arcived, ctr Magte one.” Price $2.10 to $12.75 free thet oan theft: ease ip nh Hetled, motored 4, str Kage Maw Hatied, atr Preeti WATER SHUTOFF NOTICE *Water will be shut off on Fourth ave. N., from McGraw st to Wheeler at, and on Smith st, from Fourth ave, N. to Fifth ave. N., Friday, August 11, from 9 as. m. to 12 noon, ed, tr Tore Arrived, ete Jefter Arrived. sehr Viet Rita = WASHINGTON Mrs, Bafelay Ace. b-—haiied, str Da-| Warburton outlines to .President 11 > mi ety Loman Harding plans for republican wom Heattle, 19 & me, ot, Yo 7 “a wi semite for Reattie, fp. mm. Arrived, en's “first voters elute thruou tis, Te. me jeountry Aug. 16—falled, otf Hattio Luckenbech for Beattie, § «, m. . Tacoma—-Aug. 19—-Arrived, str Cricket Public Markets from tMeattle ie Presideet McKinley from Meattie. TIRE PLAce ee fiiait 17, pure American cane sugar, ¢ Vessels in Port at Seattle |p ihisc's min, ¢ tai cane tee. tall fT Smith Cove Terminal—Pier D—Ste Mhid-|si27, boneless brisket corned beef, sucka Marv. th.; shoulder lamb, to & Stelle 1-2 Bell Street Terminal. & Ls veal chope, 2 the, She; pet roast, 1% Tb Heather, destroyers Noa. 339, 322, ae | Mtall 1523, tenderioin of sole, 7 The. 26« Pier 14—-Motorahip Waker amelie, f The, The: ealmen trout, ite th Pier 11-B-—Destroyers £21, 823, 884. Stall 1511, frewh biack cod, if ™ Piet bate Henry #. Grove. ameite, 2 The. She Mtall 36, melts, 26 T.; line end, 160 T.; fresh salmon, Stall 2, tomat Tha The THROUGHOUT THE WEST SEATTLE BRANCHES 2011 WESTLAKE AVENUE Es Lighten | corn, & for She: sweet peare Ste ‘ Stall £9, apricots, 1.46 hex: ont U. Mime the. tall 48, pew potatoes, 9 Ihe onions, 10 Tee the. Miall 8%, Dei! : The North: .n Pacific Railway Company will em men at rates fe. Mall 38, cee ip es prescribed by the United States Labor Board, as aes gg og Me Machinists .... 70c Per Hour .~ ane Maine Blacksmiths ... 70c Per Hour Sheet Metal Workers. . 70c Per Hour Electricians .......... 70e Per Hour Stationary Engineers .... Various Rates Stationary Firemet .... Various Rates Boilermakers ......... 70c to 70¥,¢ Per Hour tr Nyanee. Mr tect Voy x Roard Moortngs——tre | Delight, Siiverade, Labri- Weat Cahokia, Tcomtum, OM Co. Deck —ttr Bt Meeunde Mireet Terminal—U. & C. & Burn erway Dock & Warehouse Co. Ma hte Regina we ¥. Alexander, U Prat pkg. Whee Ege i er po «tee Passenger Car Men .. oe 70c Per Hour gir. J. G. Kirkpatrick: | ‘ SANITARY } Freight Car Men ............. 63c Per Hour aren ae r Helpers, All Classes .. 47¢ Per Hour tanker Rap Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and one-half for time worked in excess of eight hours per day. Young men who desire to learn these trades will be employed and given an opportunity to do so, A strike now exists on the Northern Pacific Railway. e Apply to any roundhouse or shop or superintendent. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY itr Pacifico, Uses Mesmerism. to Break Wild Horses| LGORADE, Jugo-Slavia, Aug. 10 The world's best horseback rider | m in said in Belgrade to be Lieut, Ptetro Hudenko, ones of the Imperial Rus | Stall 94, pure « ‘ Beall 27, ativer am lan Hussars and now a waiter at} the Anglo-American club. | Hoe claims never to have failed to| uses meamertam. After the horee is tired of bucking, he # it and whis. | pers strange words into its earn | Never again then, will the horse bite WESTLAKE or kick Gold Bona Py is to become trainer | an@@horsebreaker for King Alexan. | der. i man male ] 129, Wisconsin Undue exposure of the face to the | | Yakima honey, 5 summer sun, while It may bronze the | dines. skin, aften leads to Irritability digestive troubles can hash MEN WANTED For Shops and Roundhouse RATES Last of the Season If you have never seen Puget Sound's Island Wonderland, don't fail to make this trip to the SAN JUAN ISLANDS Fast steamer, marvelous scenery, excellent Machinista . ‘700 per hour | bathing beaches and a general good time, Blacksmiths Wc per hour ' Sheet Metal Workers... -10¢ per hour i Sunday, August 13 Electricians -We per hour Stationary Engineers Stationary Firemen. . ¢ Boilermakers .... -10¢ to 70%%c per hour Passenger Car Men. . ++. 700 per hour Freight Car Men.. «+ .68¢ per hour Helpers, all classes...........47¢ per hour -Various rates arious rates Take Steamer Sioux at Colman Dock Leaves at 8 a, m. Returns, arriving about 10:30 p. m. Lanches served or bring your basket Fare $2.50—Children Half Faro PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO” MAIN 3993 _ SOLMAN DOC Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and onehalf for time worked in excess of eight hours per day, APPLY ROOM 3028 ARCADE BUILDING SEATTLE