The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 22

ATTLE STAR PRODUCE IS |Stocks Gain After Ic WILL WED | STEADY WEE Irregular Open Ht News rripay ) SATURDAY UG. 8 AUG, 6 Low Tide | POW WOW TO BE [ HELD BY INDIANS loge Citizens Here to See Chief Seattle Ceremony Wad BT Cantaloupes, Peaches Are) é Pa ang, tf = Lower; Sweet Spuds In BT JOURNAL REVIEW in the industrial gre nthe New ¥ 1 ft High Tide ‘Li ft eady on all fruit and produce on the local wholesa 4 Friday and general movy Cantaloupes and peaches | ts cants at $1] os marked 75 to 90 cents on the program Suquam. ef Seattle's « ument of the old chi 4, The program will then we an follows merican Tel Halt. & Ohio 4 4 ad States Steel wpany 48% |New York Stock Exchange Thursday's Quotations 1 t pad of new sweet potatoes rly and went o! Arrivals and Departures | AKRIVED: conti i Foreign Securiilen VEGETABLES ‘Thursday's Quotations ; Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers al fing raining | am bake on nmahnaweis | At 11 a, m. eceremor at grave; 11:30 a, m. the beach; 1 p,m. 4 war dancen; 2:80, fleld sports: & p, m., Indian ghost dance; ® p. m., ald |night dance md day; 10 #. m.| Indian war dances; 10:30 a. m., base | jball game, Suquamish Indians va. | Tulalip Indians; 1:30, water sports;| 0, Indian games All residents of Seattle and vicin ity have been invited to attend the ‘cal, per sack Cauliflower 1 don Colery—tLocal, ¢ Corw--White, per Golden Hantam, # dow Cucumbers Loc. hothoure, don Local, per box B Wash. per ® Premium 72 Chief Seattle day celebration. In eles % dians in charge who have extended th Invitat are James Thom *| Wildfire insists on doing the horse trot or pony canter or Sam Wilson, Joe George, Jack Ma “on, William Kitsap, Joe Pratt, and| other fancy step when he hears jazz music, so Paul DeV Charles Alexis. of New Yorl: takes out a phonograph to give him hig fill of | Special entertainers at the hall and nale-hopping. jon the parade ground will be Pr fi pping a schetnnnerenarsontnnionineets La. yams, bush. hamper Sweets, per Pumpkins Yakima, per ™ ..« Radishes— Local, dos bunches. Splvach 1 D. . “ ; 4 tr Adentral ” . ou m Lation |dancer; Louise Peter, Suquamish a of the Puyallup tribe. = box Alameda, |tribe, dancer, and Mins Louise Mer “Summer, per T. | ous r are per. ° 108% ete set | rill Cooper, singer August 3 | st Tomatecs =. W ~ i BERRIES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers } : Ki ] Or t | The ast ince Biackberviee—Per crate + ETS | pecke—Dressed, per 1. .... Vessels in Port at Seattle \Ainne 1S u | rate. Deesend. heavy s+ mith Cove Terminal—Pier tr Yoko i pee | ren per aca. . _ be yy aed “4 tar Asa Candler, multi-million- for | at PR. ~ wv ah ; orther Termine! —at Tokt ; ° pee ne nwa per orate ae a ew Sere, Liberty Bonds bd ha oe Wi ™*| aire of Atlanta, will soon wed} | rate tome ell Mtreet Terminal reye I ew en ne Breilere-—Dressed. per To. . 30 y Plough Kidder, Mobermere. "“"|Mre. Onezima de Bouchelle,| i eg intelligence sonduction. | B CK EAST CURSIONS ron 4 hene are the characteristics A E X Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Seletien Senet, creed. society leader of New Orleans. which James B Apricots, Wash., crate . Tegi on | tare, fancy. Th ‘. _— — - Kinne, candidate spe btee. FaaRee glam Harée—tive, per tb. ; for the republican igeeenenenyes L per ° 1409.08 | Dre Pe sad Public Markets nomination for state senator from the 37th district, declares qualify him for the office ~ “ ; he necks. | ot Martiand, Wailing: | Kinne promises ipete. | > Co.'s Doek * jre . to reduce public Seles See. eesreperes yess 25 | soem * Tr : satel, - : ie one. 2 ° expenditures and | Medium to chotee sees U. & O. 8. Bure eliminate unneces- | Common te good i 1 ‘ ~ a : aary Best cows and heife: ni a tons. Moge— Fancy diock Veal-—Pancy, light rtike PLAC © t Coat Hunkers—U. @ L. @ «MM. T. Heather, } d Moorings—wtr Low Summef Tourist Excursion Tickets on sale daily until Au 3ist, the last sale Tickets via C. M. & St. P. Ry. include without_extra charge— Electrical Operation over the mountains—no amoke, no cinders, rome Street Terminal Medium to choles : ‘ vale tax reduction is a fe] Observation Car on The Cannere i $ ‘ ; J.B, Kinng Paramount issue Olympian over the Cascades and He is in favor of | Boner Comb, pet case « ed [the Women's Industrial Home and Rockies. Foneydew Melome—-Per a . : ” : hes oe aa Devs " We fo amar fe gr Practiced | All-Steel Overland Trains with Prime Ment . raan Dryde 4 ’ ni Smooth Reavy. Money on Call me Bt) HSS PR se Sa toreng Beet -eeeeh | te Milwaukee ipment, Milwaukee NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—-Money o Employes, Milwaukee Courtesy. Automatic, Electric Color-Light Block Signals of extraordinary efficiency, Rowah heavy Stage. Pige Sheep— Prime lambs SANITARY 2 enuneae, 100 | mh oane sugar, 4) KOONOMY tall 199, pure Amv o | Stall 94, pure Amerioan e: * the prise ™. Bialle 12-3 sagt | Hull Speaks en “| Chase Candidacy Temple Chorus Will E. M. GULBRANSEN J. F. BAHL | County Assessor Frank W. Hull, er id she jaddressing the Central Home own.| Reorganize for Fall! Phone: Main 6960 erv club Thureday nikht, pald) rhe ‘Temple chorus, famous mu-| Second and Madison oe tritute to the special qualifications of Deputy Assessor Samuel H. | #4! |Chase, who ix a candidase for as ithe First Methodist church, will re-| sume singing Sept. 22, aff®r a connect th | organization connected with CORNER tall 1%, broken cook We ground « HAY, GRAIN AND PEED, Chy Delivery, Wholeeste, Per Toa |sessor. Hull declared Chase Is qualt 2 | Core — Whole. yellow, ee. Cracked and feed meals feed, 1008 .. und. +-88-00 ried by legal training and practical ae 5 SEM lexperience to. perform the complt 29.06 | cated duties of the office he seeks. | | jxummer’s ceasation of activities. | Rehearsals start Aug. 31 ‘and ea chorus will be greatly enlarged. Battertat— A grade, Seattle delivery a eee tor bus with a gluss inclosed| Montgomery 1. . the director, | Fresh ranch, white ed ® curiosity In New York | plans an elaborate season of sacre: work for the winter season. The Youngest Busin Man in Town Wants Your Patronage Can you guess who he is? Of course he doesn’t handle much money and he doesn’t make anything near as much the Second Ave. business men do, but he works just as POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Veslers to Shippers Ducks—Live, old. per Mm. Live, young, per T. Broilers—Ail weigh! Hens—4% tbe and Med. live. 3% to Live. 36| Zoning Commission Facy "dry ‘picked 20 abave Calls Two Meetings Plans for zoning Georgetown. | South Seattle, the tide flat areas and ‘12 | Harbor istand will be up at a hearing 11] before the city zoning commisixon 3°| Monday evening, at the-county-city 40 a ae EVERY TOWN TO REPRESENT The Seattle Star A hearing will bé held Tuesday Chotee, light evening at Maple school to consider Heavy, tency - ue Rr} Veal— j the — What Does He Sell? | HELD IN HUSBAND’S DEATH ] ‘Beattle’s Most Popular Daily Why he sells the thing that everybody buys. Thousands and thousands of people buy it every day and they can ee oa ae Pr e A CHANCE TO get along without it. It is the newspaper. He passes be home every day and he wants to leave a copy of The Seattle Star on Your Porch in your mail box or any special nook where you desire have it left, for the small sum of 50 Cents a Month Order the paper direct from him or phone the circulation : department of THE SEATTLE STAR, MAIN 0600, leave word for him-to serve you regularly. THE SEATTLE STAR leads its closest competitor by MORE THAN 15,000 COPIES A DAY It has undeniably earned the name of “Seattle’s Most Popular Paper” There’s a Reason—the People Demand It. EARN and LEARN —Many of the country’s foremost business men today were one-time newspaper carriers. --They learned to meet people, to sell, to collect, to be prompt, courteous and alert. —tThey paid their way thru school—they earned their own spending money. —aAnd the live, wide-awake boys of today are doing the same thing. STOP ASKING DAD FOR YOUR SPENDING MONEY. FILL OUT THE BLANK BELOW, MAIL IT TO US TO- DAY AND WE WILL TELL YOU HOW TO EARN YOUR OWN SPENDING MONEY. THE SEATTLE STAR, Seattle, Washington. Circulation Dept. Gentlemen: Please send me full particulars of your plan to help me earn my own spending money. RVAIO 0.0 side Stn b Hes dedocesees siabagveies erorseevoreds Street Post: Office ..iveeescevee ownesbiesece Whi wc cedboeccons Mrs. Ty y Phstecs is held by ‘the police of Lakehurst, N. J., while the mystery surrounding the slaying of her husband, | Wm. R. Giberson, is investigated. She claims burglars mur- | dered him.,