The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1922, Page 14

JAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922. 2 PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR THURS NUT DEMANDIS (New York Market Goes OFFICIALS URGE 'CAR WRECKED | Board Says ‘GARDEN GLASS BUYING FEATURE Ahead in Opening Hour D4ip NEWS ‘oan’ page pian 2X PEAS. $750 Ample WORK STARTED WALL STENT Tides in Seattle | rharegay morning, 4 as : f Gi l ghee OV A GUILE Chamber of Commerce ts THURSDAY VRIDAY griven te ee Back of Flower Plan Shipments Heavy; Turkey semsicnnen ses eaia Ue geek nen anal eth a Market Bullish pp CME lOAMINKA showed some falling off from last wool, but ® wain over || inet’ High Th NOY, «t Low Tide Carroll and Petley POINt) van st. woe Out Its Benefits M th , nt > tho || "8h Smee 18.5 crash occurred aa the truck, 5 on ‘ir Nuts of all varietios are tn big de |} New ¥ nth and og gh tg 3 aring that the sole hope of re-| blinded by the dense ine - ‘ gardening are being or Mand on the local wholesale market andaxs Fatis:y * . ’ ° . ve Second Miah ide fucing tt t of atreet car t " ‘ ote estites teeta by Ca With shipments arriving from Call pening | neluded : ' udeba 4. off Yi Cruc ’ he poly og thout Increasing the failed ¢ lens t r Hu 4 A. Hanson, of the flower fornia and Eastern point Prices Ms: New i dvale, uD i; mn wdén of taxpayer fi reasing t nd Ang Ons k aiiien at Rasedtiok et Con Ber practically the same fur New York Central 81 A: simetale. O14 PA ee Oe Weather Bureau Report the efficiency of the service, lies in ' in thet ated , bam seeps the holiday season last ye ! ‘ Republic Tron 47M, @y NM IWLAND. Sg Mo doption of the pase system ' Serons the in report wd it $ eae es ae zil nuts are ry scarce and are r “ r ’ ‘ ; ~he mar Y Carroll, at @ tion wit raine and ca 7 ei Bringing 17 cents a pound. ship yes Board of Trade | San Francisco Produce; : meeting of th Man’ eats Ments of black walnuts and Kory Thureday's Quotations eter narnaan’s : sine, |e po mo. Bensed out, wie voress ti rnared fs - The ” ott “neet“tPrigka But were marketed Thursday, A|, Whose a ae ea Srl : he rituation to members. , Project's Crops Hers the Pi odinteytlipesiie 8 ip rts ahve. Are practically the same during yy ry Vace—t ' . +e dling of additional taxes on E d Its Cost |"",!"2" fia) a. ie aati. Ore ‘ . \ ‘ hore the people for the purpose of t xcee ts Cost “rirce : ent " : at a mp at 90 oe . Cheese. fav, oucy, ae | Arrivals and Departures ng a five-cent carfare, auch as is geen. be abome-aee ‘ ‘ . cheduled to meet a The turkey market was considered ; ad hee | AKI ED = + wie es A the neces with not mest| A larxer value in crops hax been |dally, or about $360 the Gree the thira Fri ‘ aday and dew ~ pine "4 . 7 . n . A realized from the Weert Ckanogar jothing yer ‘ f ery month; at the at aus wih rable in: |M ON ON Ot Denver Live Stock . approval” Carroll said, | irrigation project than the| Catfare, tollet nd wu “ ee ede” ae snipe Thursday's Qu nh we anwume that the tr PE ate tage Pheary) rae oye eie - Se Ba Ba gh { im to exist tn many oa oren bettae tokens, would make up the loss in| Commerce Wednesday by M. 'V. Pick. | ps ' f cact ¢ Eas (ones gountry, and seve ant %, seal Po hanamvom Vi tohmnypl ys Pg 9 wel lirec 2 sR y {Der : ia ach m he Em that have shipped A vw t ' * Retiding eutasiven of the dint 1 e ey the jobbers said ) lirect benefit to work the larger ur to be aplit nap 'ekpenee i f : aos i cultivation, iis in ge 2 Egee were slightly “ee vie Pasrmanies Pie : mate one 4d our crop have ie oh ne wdge a ed 1 p ticular, plant with af : . . pre spre gage abundant than ever,” said | per for a ed new | ¢ f lawns, shrube Phureday, with a fair loc N. Y. Sugar and Coffee laily, und would create sufficient ‘ cae te ak puichanor avers eos pinracioe BoeBrvteb age Bsr y a ws > a anae OD as " ae, Hee Thursday's Quotations for dan Pedro, at 246 pm revenue to make propowed extensions i ati dent: catacdiin \8ah Geet theres ‘ . . Rone SMD Sais wruntenate wealen oushig, aft ths marke ¥ itoe. apy SN Ae Poacrscge to the West Okanogan system, let |of stocking cents a pair; three |of the cours meeeel. per sack Turkeys—Fancy & Dp, S16 Ihe. 20@ 28 codigos to be used in ¢ ruction work. |t nightgowr r yea $1 é Live, fancy, fat, #-18 the uM Portland Produce mmitteo that It DAS) ouet of the water necenmury for the |ench; two $6 pairs of shoe $ he e of, Roostere—Oid, ve, per 14 | nettor—< " enn at Xone | new fumes ix available and the com: |corsets und other items proportion unite c wk " os, 46@ the don; eotling “ , plete supply will aval by | ately = ne 13 * ton I ion, and, from present inal | Pe wt S : nee e n. [cations at Tacoma, where the pans | '*?* | Cucambere—toc. hothoure, dos Bene be x now uned at municipality will H TLseal pickling. per bon ue i yd wae Bares Braking . : Jorgenson Winner sue? = PA AND MAMAY : ay a eet oie oe SAMI Be Graduated of Police Shoot a eet * “ , i Wednonday evening, November & possib! )», Patrolman 8. J. Jor i D ‘waited, str Noaen | York city, the Lea Valadons intre Compulsory Education lg eames Noxen | ¥ t rf 1 tight and slack wire-rope DIET As given at our Sanita- 3,600 |urday, Lieut. G. H. Comstock, who attend: finished 18th, and Patrolman J. W hours or more of actual sangha i» , av Be-lmatking to American vaudeville | rium will give the most oun thee é denhite | interest among followers of drugiess) prizes of a turkey each, elimin ‘ ; 4G 11) DENVER, Col, Nov. 2.—The state| | 1 Sov. B8—Hailed, tr Mum leype have come and gone, but the| OP Monday evening a banquet ps my re gig A et . compulsory |* e lortgin = are the bemoan (2 ven at the Washingtor . . C estive s, s ‘ $ lot ave _compuleer Nov, #1—taitea, otr wa | OFiINator {A in the busine iy the clas day exercives oc Catholic Priests itera gan i if a anand . and thelr act ts #til sufficient im 1 th i i i: Local, peach box --. 60@ . : wow : ate aller ova | Nov. At—~arrived, str [portance to hendline each show ‘This cur in the assembly hall of the col Are to Help Fund Our milk is obtained Le FRUITS LIVE STOCK ys + Elin m Beattie Satled, or Marry “ r at lege, w on Wednesday the gradw from #8 ial-fed tube: , i) Tf enacted into law, parents w od, tr XK. 1. the Ackerman-Harris bill at the Pal: |“! 0M inh ee will deliver the ad-| formerly the Wash cular-tested cows. 4°} be required by the measure to take | 1 lace Hip. a Bananas, white, box. 2.000260 ~ Delictous, extra fancy .- Jomathans, per dox Winera: pe, extra fancy } denn 20 Catholic Seog os n along certain ines for the With them is their youthful f their children with «| Vessels in Port at Seattle |awuenter, 1 fficer that fathers and mo so. Ww Quotations at Stockyards _ who were asked to attend t ACTION ON the proponed office of » connection with the Commu-! nity Fund follow-up campaign, start unch Valadon, whose stage COTTIN steers ee ch began at the age A- tir Preal- expert \o Nan y “hookey.” The t Marv, str |e, re © was known an the| chief elevator ins for city Good steers fidn't pth. » af ‘ vai * sons 7 See Sz lor 8 h an k n th ie . : ; _ . « December 6, joined with the *that, no far as practicable,| f% child contortionist, only resumed buildings was pow jor OF! crotestant ministers of the ¢ Soe if thelr parents fall to at-| Notre Dame academy at Central | committee on public safety Wednes. | bi rer Oteum ‘ , ans & CO G. Ono.) Fall, HT day | “Th smmunity Fund plan recog * per tb. he f tstanding features 4 slate an | " oe ace aes Bp ode Pr Seng ~ Wes ie | Mrs, Valadon m= known to vaude- | |nizes all races and all creeds in its 512 18th Ave on abven, ita : he provid ol Atatricts | tr Northwestern ville performers an the only woman |stage, She discontinued thi k 4 the work of the member Medium to choice see ‘tot nigga Men toe Terminal-—-tr Virginian ’ , nly woman | stag ed work, and th Pho: 4 cestare ser bow - Mesum to teary “ts oe pai — Pots Maginesring Works alever to do the famous “slide for! bad fall one night which br agencies,” said Dr. Park Weed Willis me East 0071 Prince, box |. Butie + 200 a ey . mag aay tet | ite” from the theater balcony to the her hax president of the Fund, who addrensed box nd hygiene of children including lessons on what parent» should teach children about the body and its functions Hours of instruction would be so fixed that y will not work hard. ships on mothers who do thelr own house work concerning 5 0 & Bore Tern tnal— Mr Tuscan y Dock & Warehouse © Wethers, Heavy Mwes . so B| Chinese Aneel of Boosting for Dope | LONDON, Noy. 22.—The govern- ment will be requested to take action the offictal accumation made by . B. Alston, Britiet Minister at! ==. 1.19) Pekin, that the military leaders in coos Sale bs Segee AND FEED = [china bay urag@l the cultiva- ETade, Seattle deltvery .... ‘ {tion of the opium poppy, thus vio- Fresh ranch, white shell 1-08 | tating China's treaty obligations. OH, BOYS AND | GIRLS! Surprise the family on Thanksgiving with a 1}-pound Hazen J. Titus 9 GEE! 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Passing drivers | Wily Fox Escapes |found Heslop under the wreck and brought him to the Swedish how From Dog Captor |i#!._ "is conaition ‘Thursday was ern t Joctorn, CHICAGO, Nov. 28.—Tho seized by | re een one ee a dog on a farm near Summit, a fox ° tintin sessing ne ocxet| Pachlic Marke 2 the dog thru a hedge to the bank of ublic ets se) an old quarry, down which they va gp OO ogy Stan 17 PR rPOrrOr Wisk se zO ROC ezOgm a < KO OOM OF pure American « 3s | ee eels ee on 08 se | rolled The fall parted them and|ims tic # at 22.00! Reynard fed or 8 m st - seaiabioceniene 198 steak, 1840 * cod, ihe. Ball $6, futefiak. ise G t Y ’ aS Ld : ae Hien : coftes, , ’ HERE’S HOW Simply have 4 of your friends and neighbors who are not now having The Star delivered to them agree a to subscribe for three months. 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