The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 19 BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building *." SEES BIG FIELD {New York Stock Market Local | STOCK PRICES ‘‘“NoPlaceLikeSeattle,’’ \RESERVE RATIO er Market STILL SAGGING Say Returned Delegates GOES UP AGAIN NEW YORK o 26.—-Another sharp drive was Inunchud, Industrial let at the start of trading on the stock market + pening fractionally higt debaker was depressed 2 Trade Possibilities as Yet wat 108g. and new ows oh the move ware, reached by hialdw snes NEGHTAMLUS | Trade Conditions Are Cause, Credit oar tra ope pega Convention Gold Reserves Show a De- Untouched, Says Peeler | “ss othlnie tuysterious about the renewed dealin ae ryey ; Says Moody and the Automobile Industry cline for the Week A group of professionals have been ranged on the bear side months and they had everything the wn way when banking support With i R ef | Which had been reported, failed to materialise exec " , | re nh wa coming night at the | « use, Normal o! Ortent that ts os! t he part of the Orient that is most!" Opening prices includ ow York Central, 101%, up %; United Retail Weekly Review ¢ the Seattle Association | man growth of pc jon| N juldations of $26,200,000 of important to American business men | Stores, T7144: alti ho, 48, off Daldwin, L3Li¢. off %; North | or jon ‘ , in its current Issue 7 5 a is found in the Philippine Isiands,| American, 2 ap NS; Char 49%. up NM: Reading 71%, off M; Pan 18% . 1 lhe age o r n in the Mase alth ac 000,000 ning assets, oc ennpanis 4 y re @ that ts the part that they know | American’ uthera Hallway, 34%: Anaconda, 40 , pe Re ek SS ‘ evening, and the & year i 5,000,000 in aggregate the Scan Sates te A. t American § ng SES, off Be dated G s Asparagus quidation {1 : ah deleg no «had just roturned| “Here are i 2 auto. sit liabilities and of $13,400,000 Teast about, according United States a1, off Hethlehem Bte » § ) Meane—t '@ 20 ibuted rather to trade conditions | ¢,, t onal Credit n’s con: | mob “ . reserve note circulation, Peeler, president of the Overseas) Vania, 43%; American Gas, § off %; Corn Produc Heets r operating costs than to any n tional r “ y ry 7 r perv i Atlanta, brought many It buys one-third of all ” in the federal reserve tion of Seattle. Peeler has ae as - - . - pace C Q al ¢ r a . Corpora: Cabbage ally in the financial district, | , t uppermost in the| th , y two-thirds | b \ consolidated bank n and near Just returned from a six months ures are seldom unexpe paving and selling trip thru all pa f ’ ; peter tah ppranes, Phases nind. 1 of them was the fact| of the plate glass of mirror quallty;| statement issued as at close of at the For Eas | aise by 1 anh haw as 1 a oe ee danounted’ by Bi ae eu was a great town in uy per cent of tho steel| business on June 20, 1921. Cash oud Ave. a \ output, 20 cent of the 7 show a decline of $11,600,- “The business of a territorial pos che $s: conse | Ootmereede Hate of thelr occurrence per cotton @ession is usually controlled by the |amer «oc a 3a bers. ‘ iasel Santlenen’' an Se erenekil. oom beat part of the whole trip,”| crop, and two-thirds of the world's| 000, while the reserve ratio shows ‘Soverning country,” sald Peeler Ajax ubber at ‘ ™% or i i # | tons looks @ little too pessimi id President P. T. Padgett, of the | production of gasolir & rive for the week from 17.0 to 77.6 eee net te mot: the < m Agh Chessianl ae i ; : Straws indicate that Great Britain is |C4® Eau t Co, “was getting | OTHER BENEFITS per cent ie the Phitippines. As a matter « | Avert SSeeeu bane . 4 hag 7 ae , - support of French |PACK home. If you don't believe | TO BUSINESS Holdings of discounted bills show American Can tending toward the nch - i Tact, Americans Know very little} CHICAGO, June Backed by} Amer. Car @ Fay ‘ \ ‘ , | po which tendency ff continued |thAt statement, go live ® week 18} “Among its other contributions to| 82 sdvance of $24,200,000, all the nes anks, except the New York Fo stance hav 1. ie the ‘" ee 15 any of th stern cities.” = 3 ‘i erve about them. For instance, 1 od local support, grain took on} Au lide & at : ’ . : bring on 4 revival in Contl- | 4"Y 3 a satern tt - tationa | CuMnes Iw the solution of quantity | F ; be Been letters addressed to ‘The United i ; ur no Firat National | production worked out by Ford and| @nk, reporting lar holdings tha: " * t trength late and closed highe Amer, Intl, Corpn i business, Should Germany rs ae 7 . States Consul, Manila,’ as if the nd closed higher on} {mer intl. vt 3 H f : ‘nunlve Testwtance and ree |D&0K. Who wan also a delegate, and! others, and later atapted to many|0M the preceding Wednesday. Gelands were a foreign country. Ono! the Chicago Board of Trade today, Amer. Locomotive... .1 3 1 . y 0 sp trade and pay up,|¥RO stopped in many cities on his| other lines of manufacture, It has|10ul# and Chicago report the large Might as well address a letter to the Trading in wheat was nervous and aeeere nl Lgss the prosperity of all Kurope, includ. |tip to and from Atlanta, told Of! been the prime mover in developing | ®t !ncreases for the week, amount to $11,500,000 and $10,600,000 Waited States consul at Chicago. with many dips and rallies} American Sugar... 1 . 29 -27ling herself, would doub be en- |0ne city where seats under the fow | highways, thus adding billions of| '™® and Business inquiries should be ad-|fearuring thruout the day's seasion,|Amer. Sumatra : 3 1 02 | nanced shade trees were sold at 26 cents] doiiars in increased land values, Not | spect , while New York shows reseed to the Manila Chamber of some buying developed when South. | AM*r Tel & Tel... ny ‘ Leo} “Sond prices continue to sag; and |@plece during the extreme heat of| the leant of {ts contributions is the|® decrease in its discount holdings ‘Commerce, as in other American cit stern advices showed wheat now | Anaconda Copper e the notion of a few weeks ago that |tho day, “When I contrast what) fact that it hay made farm lite|f $49,200,000. Acceptances pur- fen, sreagh a haha amplniay pcb eats ee Good bunche the market was dragging on the bot-|We have here with what they have|more attractive by increasing its| Chased In open market fell off $12- POSSIBILITIES coming up to expectations—that : FRUITS ‘aan 1s loning converts, For the pres-|!n other places,” he said, “I feel | possibitities for social iffe 900,000, and United States securl- ¥ v ‘ | ft ARE UNDEVELOPED eld would average 12 to 14| y ‘ 8! aaa rene Wapwenls 2 ent It seema wise to continue giving |that we have not even begun to Tho automobile has made short| 6% $36,500,000 “The possibilities of trade in the | bu. per acre, instead of 14 to 20 Nich 31 ba sana __, [preference to short term bonds and|Aell our city nor to realize its bless |hauls of freight cheaper. ‘This| G0ld reserves show a decline for Philippines are as yet almost wholly » , ‘ 3 tel Winestea “tres a » | notes. ings | might bo taken ax detrimental to the the week of $10,200,000. The intere ndeveloped, not only tn thelr re Rev ot - ; i : Fertilizer compantes are suffering | WHAT MAKES | railroads, but the fact is that short] “strict movement of gold, largely tion to the United States, but as to jocal support followed by °p Hine. 4 ; ‘bank A t low purchasing power of A CITY GREAT |hauls on railroads have become a| thru the settlement fund, was main- ihe whole world. Hemp, fruits, copra | news of diminishing country offer-| > gy ee bs : aie sare the farmer—which power is dimin-| W. A. Wicks, of the Franklin| problem, and the roads are giad to|!¥ toward New York and San Fran- And hardwoods present a gold mine ma native Moutheraat’ Aeavand |teeadions Pact ; re ‘ ishing again with the fall in the|Wieks Co, who made the principal | find such @ solution.” cisco, the reserve banks at these of trade that 1s yet scarcely | brought strength to corn, Fields in| Centred Leather 2 foes of farm products. Fertilizer |uaddreas of the evening on the auto Wicks stated that {t 1» mpossible|tW cities reporting increase in iscratched. A government expert told | kansas need cultivation | Carre, de Pace ; ARS 2 ¢ 13) consumption > wreater than 12/mobile industry and its relations to|to predict the growth of the indus.| thir gold reserves of $29,100,000 Mme that there are 3,200 varieties of ware) cbvtanel Valess. neces a0 ae oe » 16 Ter year material prices are de-| general business, commented on the| try, except that it is here to stay,| #24 $4,200,000 respectively, Smaller Hardwoods in the islands. Of these, | sets in mage to the crop], do pra : ‘ m0 a « ‘ and competition 13|remarks of the delegates by stat-|He said that he had heard the| imereases in gold reserves, totaling WG yarioties that are. already In Use i, exvected to be severe. Gus, Neth western § - there is a moderate mar-| ing that he had b n every stato | statement made at so many ditter-| $1-799.000, are shown for the Rich- Scmmercially are close to Manila and) yy visions continued dull and | Chino Conpet tat rth jOraee Frult—Viorida, box sin for the strongest companies, in the Union, as well as in Canada |ent peroids that the industry had|™0nd, Atlanta and Dallas banks. fan be marketed at slight cost. lower | Coca Cota 7 1 oo [oben Noe . _ and Mexico, and picked Beattle 11/reached the saturation point, that) Holdings of paper secured by gove “American business men do not . ieee polaiens : 98] Oeratnet, peri. sees A? CAR LOADING yeara aco am the best place in| he could not tell when growth would|‘ ment obligations decreased dure Colorado Fuel & Iren meem to appreciate the advantage of se 3 ot |Lemone—Waucy which to live stop, but he did not believe it the week from $859,500,000 to trade with the islands. Hardwood | Chicago Board of Trade | és: 412 38 | Chole : ve 6000T al “With the exception of hardeoal,” | would be for many years 00,000, Of the total held on az an ond re of“ eng tan islemaenii agtitetst| RECORD MADE) pe ut ‘Sttte’tat wary recat] nn mean, or ah pe Eeuamey, whereas the same items shipped | | Me gren%: 8450% Shere [Corn Raspberries! 8! SAN FRANCISCO, June 26--all|behind It that has made the East- | cent, were secured by United States ) from Hongkong would bear a 60 per : & ‘soa rineapple— ler t : " poodles ern cities great. Woe don't realize TALS H x V E bonds; $110,200,000, or 31.2 per cent cent duty, This is a big item to re-| 4 vera lc 454 | Strawberries—Clack Seedlings. .? tsi records for heavy ¢ loadthg on a ce Great. . hw trea - 750 member in developing * new trade 1 ied [ C u a2 un $91.59| Southern Pacific lines were broken |OUFr advantages here by, treasury “notes, S00, (71-007 ee ae 4 tats , ited shee 2 2% | do pea . 4.00 | in ay when an average carload of| Besinning his talk on the auto INACTIVE WEEK. wpe eat 27 ee ee = t 2 4 | Cuban Amer, Sugar. 2 " 52.6 tons per car was obtali |mobile industry, he said that the compared with $214,700,000, $12! ‘TTLE HAS x Dupont : i NUTS 4 pel in efficient. use of cars was{first real automobile was made in| W YORK, June 26.—Inactivity | 600,000 and $16,300,000 shown the ADVANTAGE Division Chemical, : 7 marked the metai market for th eek befe steee | Dome Mines Pri Paid Wholesale Dealer ue, ec! er of | Enaland in 1870 by attaching a gas he past | wi before. e % | Dome lees holeale ” due,” J, H. Dyer, general manager of |week, according to the Engineering | The future should bring a great | ke; 3 7 Riectric Storage Wat ack Lote en : : ctr 1 m a he compa ve on |@ngine to a wagon/ The next great the company, sald in commenting on s' Jand Mining Journal-Press in its trade development between Seattle ; 4 : o 4 per id, | ti e - 3 + pa ee the record, "to the whole-hearted co-|@Vent in the automobile, he said) 0, + “and the Philippines. Freight rates to! |! ~ : pert | Operation of ahippers and the com. (‘a9 when it won the Pulltzer prise | “°*Kly review, Continuing, tt says: |Kraft Promoted | to | Pacific | , : : ports are all the same, b aus se F 2| 01 : For iatdeaiie: tha veeninceanias obaad ‘onsumers all report that their | Whe fact that Seattle is three days i ; t : ge |pamy employees |for, attain ng the remarkable speed plants are ax busy as the supply of | Post in Portland Mearer than California ports. places | 7°!” = ste 2 Oeowal | Bieetrie He sum m ‘ WP el cepreenegree peony die are | ‘AUTOMOBILES HELP Jabor will permit, but there continues| Warren E. Kraft, since 1920 a h uniting in efforts to speed up trans- bs |to be leas business booked ahead, and| member of the copy staff of th “Seattle in an advantageous position. | a ‘ H I Romo, ns t SINESSES portation in order to handle the | OTHER BUSINESSES |with the general tendency to a de- a-Constantine Advertising in the commodity price leve s been promoted.to the Im addition to receiving freight more pfa.. 7 | DAIRY PRODUCTS “The th of the automobil ) @iiickly, this differential means the Cash Wheat : , 3 ae Prices Paid to Shippers nous Salant aay ot expecked ibe ee eae bell pesina bile} tine > saving of a week's time for the bus! 10, June 25.—No. 2 ob came . . 8 2444 | Batterfat— bg h the facilities a err th ita ike Be Sue We aid they are not buying metal so far for fo spy department man- "Ress man who makes the trip. Aa; No. red. $1.13: 8 ‘ r © American Railway |! 2 4d, ward as normally t for the firm's Portland office. ? 0. "Hips a : pe wile ociat recently outline oro- | ing which time it own to “Beatle should be alive to its op ie # ABEERe FO ; : HH Ton ad socomnctionicent | woot calavinde teas tex iA |. The European situation seems no tis a recent graduate of th portunities in the Orient and espe » Bee ae , : * ‘ perce gr aera RROTIRS S or automobdties | COtter: and the failures of two big | University of Washington, and hag fn the Philippines. The opp Ghicado Car Lots i 7 i ; 5. ‘ tol id be attained by the | perpen toute Ain y re a jr financial houses here in New York—|been a contributor to national for the development of trade Monday's Quotations ‘ r to effectively handle ly y Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne and that | magazines. He ts a member of the eA poeniblilties beyond the imag- Terstahed by Lagan & Beran DAIRY PRODUCTS . d-breaking business | 000,000. leven bill(ons beenlof zimmermann & Forshay—have le’ AG club, the Atnenlcam MEMES est ft wit require hearty co-| aran read Ave, Settle Tk ean Bake “This program calls for a maxt-| invested Jn cars. jhad an unfavorable sentimental ef-|gion and the journalism fraternity,, | | 5 per cont of locomo « yer 12,000,000 auito- “« operation between the manufacturer a 313 7 a iy 15 per cont of locomotives | There are over fect. by Mths exporter tthe maxinam |e " 2 77 «43 Lima Locomotive... requiring heavy repairs and 6 per|mobiles registered in the United/ ve ae Sigma Delta Chi. ong ed “ 78) Marine . cent of freight cars in bad order, and | States out of a total of but 14,000, | os ‘amount of business and profit is to |r: years : i 184 * |sarie. - ¥. Sean SCR | hae yers Sey ht a Mixed colors ...+.s. “|q minimum average of 20 miles per|000.in the whole world, Three andj Percenters Attend |America Beats Own Montgomery Ward ,. Seeks wicked 3 *ltreisht car per day, and 80 tons-of|a half million cars will be turned Vi | am N. Y.S of Coff Northern Pactfic 1 THY Oc i 24 | freight per car loaded.” |out thts year, of which about 160,. ictoria Meeting) Ice Cre. Records ugar an CO | Pacific Gas & Kisctrio - ~ H | 1 a 20 | }000,000 will be purely to replace} Clifford H. Rohe of Los yee NEW YORK, June 26—Amerk Monday's Quotations Pacific Oli Financial Flashes ; ly po pao a |Rralore Rass Giesters’ Brasident | |{nternational president of the One| cans are now ahead of the schedule "0 Hundred Per Cent clubs, was the| they set last year in ice cream eat. ‘From James Macfarlane & Co, 99.456 9.90. Neynolds Tobacco B.. ores 3 POULARY AND MEATS. | Will Visit Seattle | Building Permits ] principal speaker at the semi-annual |ing when they consumed $1,000,000 ot tb. nto 3 Bes Roebuck $11 Second Ave. ayia 1e Th; Banton, 13% | oothera, Rallway - é.ehe Stewart Warner. Prices Fuld ty Wholesale ‘Deloss +a Database ak Hi Jinks of the Seattle One Hun-| Worth of that commodity, accord. “Twenty industrials 93.3, off Liverpool Grain Iprusebanee Corp ss ie minee ‘ Gielen G03 Amlariods tis cack UNDER 1.000 jared Per Cent club Monday night|ing to authoritis in the industry, | wr Mere th vi 22, 2. rails $2.43, up .03. an Monkees Guetethins Mandard On ef Cai. § iy | Radke ex i 29@ 21 tional organization achat Lindsay, 3017 bth &. W., garage, | #t 2 bo Hotel Gowman. Together|In 1922, 242,288,000 gallons of ice ol ot ~ lone |T#XR# Company " * nal organizats cler | with wi a | crea br One hundred million ‘pola me y sh Law Close | Teta corre tig | Capone Tecan tov atin ce meaaine comet ie ee RS \" {ilfam H. Menn, international | cream were sold by 3,000 manufac ‘ombination is formed by Stinne: i 4 a 90 CNG Pe M4 Uy &. Bleed Corp : i% | Par hats aha : 3 ' 2 vico president, also of Les Angeles, | ‘turing companies, compared with FP Opinions of brokers carried In | Ma meta voted] OF Bs wae 117s) | Mens ‘ oer ee ray to his home in land about 80 members, he left for | @Tound 92,000,000 gallons in 1910, week-end news for most part a tum Steel 2 45) oe see rised ending the national 1 Walnut, alteration |the organization's Western conven- 5 “were optimistic, some stating | San Francisco Produce | | ce on of Greeters tm Ban’ Fras | nal (Foster «KI > eee | i wil ” ue o 01 . M omegenen and gain prices. | Mutter—Extras, 47c 1b prime firsts, Foreign Securities : ; , ven by the Seattle ae — that stocks were selling at bar- | Monday's Quotations aw 45t4c Ib: firsts, 440 ib. F 1 Nelgin ; t the Hotel . $100 exes Co. reduced Mexia Texas|Rgge—Extran, 316 Goz.: extra firsts, | Pe cov bo Siete eve — b ( at the Hotel 2 » Grain Exports Gain rude oil 10 cents a barrel and Cur-| 39%c doz; extra pullets, 28%c ‘$10 Becond Ay: Lt » Gowme y ev | A ir 2 4 ale me) y Gor! undeteiged pulleta: 24¢ dos . 2 ti OE f ver Previous Week Inve: 2 t: barre! * Le a, ¢ i tie Texas crude 20 cents a barrel heen <0 Calitors Hats, fancy, | nusstan 8%, 1921 A —— | . ‘ WASHINGTON, June 26—Exporte st In a The tobacco industry should ex- S'%4e Ib. | Rue 6in0, 1936....... 1 2 " 08, $7 | *, perience a continuation of good prot- ove 0 |French $8, 4 oan: - . . q args 2000 B, Nidelke, 2637 . ear-|of grain from the United States ast || OUCcessful Going {ts in the last half of this year, ac- D Live Stock | Brench oes aa / hip I News In ne, s to, | Week amounted to 4,622,000 bushels, Busi ‘cording to the Daily Trade Seravice. bared ce pbisiede Pee eeaaee. : dat tong | & | a. F, Bilin, i the department of commerce an- usiness ‘A syndicate offers $45,900,000 fed- | Catte—Receipts, 800. Market 15@ | Hritiah ¥ teens 8 { ‘ ‘use| Tides in Seattle |) wt iia S018 Beth BW Bede per erie (et gedaan lige to | 7% Cumulative ‘eral Land bank 4% per cent bonds at| 25¢ higher. Beet steers, p British Ref. 4s 5 i - 8@ 1] tations tawedie Ger see riiee, ale . ushels over exports the : : 100%, to yield 4.45 per cent 10.60; cows and heifer | Belatiim Restor. fa...) POULTRY AND MEATS ron |. See Cascade Laundry Co., lessee, 604 Fike tl-| rovions week. Exports were bariey, Preferred Stock Tt is expected that the nthe. G58; stetkarer ama testers 1G | Si | | rices Pald Wholesale Dealers Fieve Migh Tide | Tiree Tide . oidi, 6650 Duwamish ave., gar a 00 bushels: carn, 182 00 bush: |f| yy The Balance nhect as of cite miners at convention in | 7.5 sh f 551722 2214 | Ducks—Dresed, per 1 5 rly Vd hee ply Sg A £41 0th, alteration to|°1S* Oats. 206,000 bushels; rye, 806-/1) Melaren, Goode & Beranton Tuesday will draft a | M¢R*srincetDta, 29. Market steady ‘ isu test | aned, heavy ‘ - reek kaw xe . 000 bushels; whent, 2,949,000 bushels; ||| Francinco, asa’ “Santas ‘demand for a wage increase of 7.25. 3 Italian Cons 6s,....... 1 7 * Nofman st., addition |Mour, 149,000 b shels Whitcomb Company, 10 to 20 per cent when contracts | Sheep—Recelpts, Market i ae iia m., 10.2 ft ihe f i i | ateady. van: 12.50 S0:| earnice 1 || Kecond Law Tide ow 2 2 bind, garage, $80 finan ny expire August 31. fo wwe MOL ee M Statu osceahu ae 8@ 84 lletee pe ame aa Telit pe me ee lO ade N. 36th, alteration to| BOSTON WooL weth of S208. pas oreign oney S S| Orsee—Dresesd, haa p BORTON, J per Southern Pacific for five months | o. ot be en Sreag—-Dreste ? oe ‘t e : | BOS une 26.—Wool trading || oe ot Surremt gancte this year reports a net increase of | . Furnished by os Ds Live Y Drew, . W., -jis quiet and prices are nominal. It er share of preferred Foreign Exchange ened hou Belgian Haree-tdva; per 1 Weather iain Ret ; i ie _ | believed that Australian 64.70's can | $4,210,560. Sane StTIGE Saas: see i : > . Wabash railway May not income |cyange opened lower,” tering: demand, | SHEET MR lde oor ee ral Phi [Cowen Ockuty, zee z parersetae raitere 3 | be bought in the local market for Price $100 Per Share Miter taxes $1,190,147 versus $705,367 | 54.61%; france, $0.0618 “Canadian... .....97% cis |Hegs—Faney, block Sl alae saline knrdares % Sf ci . about $1.20, as compared with a price| Redeemable at $110.00 in 1922. marks, 108,110 to the dollar, french fran: 6.18 ota | Vem t , Alexander; ;| a Caopple, 601 E. 48th, retaining want, |TUling in London of about equal to i MMorfolk Southern May net oper- | gh qreue™ sitenanwe, closed steady Be in Ay or 4, avy, coar , tao a, m. Pi Phailin, at | 4308 $1.85 clean landed, Boston basis. | FOSTER and BPTAE fricome increased $24,486 |lite, e064! marke, 11i.t90 ache + Bwine franc. ... ediur rat ; : 1 jg:30 a ms tr Capt, 4 Iaieas, at! A E. Larpenter, $616 11th N. B., garage,| Fine staple territory wools are| Seatt Hudson Motor balance shect an of | dolar * mark AVE STOCK u quoted by one prominent house at/ tg tig 2 tr s eatlsbig ak Benes Gig J.C, Mililon, 2604 42nd 8. W., addition to Kindly s a May 21, shows total assets of $20,- | : oe ; hori Sacra realdence, $560 $1.43, altho some dealers continue to|]| garding this atone fare Te 296,264; current liabilities $8,525,200. | Portland Grain | 24:80 cts. 2: Danish. iebeaes: : = | Arrivals and Departures K. W. Kramer, 4536 11th N. E., garage, /ask $1.60. | Washington: European states- | Monday’s Quotations ae 1.Greek drachma 5 Medium to 4. : r ie i W. Lynn, alteration}, Conditions in the West are at a} | sbes Fe erees Ree Fee ETE ¥ ee land, after gly present ao a 0.30 cta.... Austrian crown 4 “men are going to take advantage Bde So ward winite, oh: gifott 40:20 che Gallandesteric 4 nd heite ‘ 5 : a ‘0 residence, $60. standstill with buyers and. sellers|}| Street No. of Secretary Mellon's appearance | fara” ‘hi, $107) Northecg | 19:50 cts... Rumanian Tel H ie ; awit ete x |W. A. Wilson, 4139 Baker ave, alteration | endlocked as regards prices. Ameri-| £ them to talk reparations spring, $1.07; Western red, $1.06, | 1950 cts....Spanish peseta 3 é + Eas © Harbor, at noon. Jt to residence, $206. can houses are among z 2 widhabe | eV este . $1.0 lo. bo neeiers : 5. eaearanaie s are now operating on the! . : miral Farragut from) On via_#an | D.™ English markets, i rene seeee & at 11 p. m.; ate Eagle from it. Mo ieee iteration ‘cording to authoritative advi Liberty Bonds : PAVY sevevsvecess 6.000 7 . via ports, at 11:08 prim; atr| 0 store, “a 5 ee, 2 ante? goon ony athe Winnebo from Maitimore ‘vin Noréotk, [PANE X_ Cherry, 326 Fourth Ny gar. wv. for soldier wn will revive Seattle | VB10 Becont Aven, Senttie : 10.50011,00 | 8, M. Taupttman from New ‘Yori via|¥-, W., MeMillan, 157 Harrison, garage, | lines Serkha - 1,923,180.12 ie Se | RT ie Smsor : 6008 & SAILED—June 26—Str Admiral Farra-|,, ton to residence, $50. Portland a1.) 9812 98.08 oatog) EO® 00@ 6.60 | gut for Anacortes pin porte, at 6:16 a. m. i she e ! { | Clearnigs ..., 16 He ie ee amet FLOUR. AND SUGAR | gies, Sues eeeten eee <6 LT aeecsuee yy cc cae ge T lances .. ; 611.24 Sil pelts acto Wholesale Prices m.! att Allverado for Ban Francisco via |, B. Elkins, 2602 Fourth W., garage, he Kin 4 i 5 eisaiin Kinauic cb yin ‘Tacoma New 4% ; a ‘ Family patonts radery ta, aU 2:16 ptt ate Capt. AT Lucan | 4180 pee g County Alumni Asso: EE Wednesday noon. at the Hotel| | Total. transactions... $,402,000.00 be patil 10 potas Onna ate Admiral Veena.” $200, a Brn Raeaes Se ciation of the Gowman. Dean Stephen I. Miller ¥——— ae - Chicago Grain aaah Mes 1X. Thaxter tor} igi for Port Ax G. Colian, 606 Main, alteration ¢ "will speak on “The District Signifi-| Price Range for th yeok HAY, GRAIN AND FRED | mi Totorehip ‘Prat " bwin Be hart 6 Second W ees | Pee Pipe . c need spread aren aca hace 1 Steele, 2606 Becond W., garage, V cance of Kiwanis, arry Gom-| Seattle Stock Market ee imate nn CO leeee ee Abongaiion | Felt SF SP Meg 1 ce asta oot U N I E R S LT Yy Sane Hos. Doyle, orilan ave, garage, | City, State R. M, Shelton, 4115 Kenyon, garage, $50, man will give a talk on “Inter-Club| Furnished by H. M. Herrin & Co, cdg Sear etree. ew =. od fe Hay-—Firet grade... 17.00 Values.” Musical numbers will com-| 117 Cherry St. Surette LON frthe Hed Ben letters Ch sh Alaska Vessels Fes nae AS ‘ Bees the program. ank Stock (Ante | tev Lote eegee teat FECL Coc awhinte: yellow 12.00 | vstorsbure—June 22—Halled, att Queen, | Foret Klelsen, 9101 Woatlake N..,bilte ; . Araerlcan Saving i500 945.00 |Deosssss) LIL” LIL 10” Toem| Cracked anid food meal, 19 17-00 | worthbound, at AB6-p, m ER gy ate Tae str 08 Pt Ratreeriats ia, aoe eae Balled: ate Ad —of— lian Bank of C 199.00 ina fi b " n north boun . Nee Tidetan WakiOnal: © Sto eo 4% pnd, K0'%-10 hbound, at midnigh’ 1768 Ratnter, billboard, fe Hie RRR A eee sees ml | WASHINGTON Nation lank of Con 3 Wheedors. wa, 2 ple way tion | George Hood ts back on the job as | Saunas et ACh 40.00 asia 14, All Gratn Chow "s0'n age whence re Manager for the Klaw-Erlanger in- | Heaboard National... ‘ 70.0 : : tf ee eee i && 1.9 q terests in the Navtuwest Leet Pagaae Mationdtey? Sic eR eee | SHUR Mencia [Ni pasels in Port at Seattle for earane, 4208 dially invi Marion Prince will take 2207| ‘industrial Blocks Manb—100"s Gt nt MoKinley, att Protestiaun, att renidence, $200, mer students and friends to White-Henry-Stuart building in ad.| Albers. com. 3 2.60 i Ry , ested se Bambee A ae Hoyt, 9257 56th S., shed, $30. attend its | Albers, pf 100'« Terminal Lot yy 1 ‘3 dition to her present space. : Cottonseed Meal 100°" i 5 Heather, U. &, C, G. Unalga ” atl eat a 44th BW, alteration Aero Alarm, com,... ‘ . 1,50 \ rte tee Mites: Graieeln pune Linseed OH Ment—100'n 2.00 | Grand Trunk Pacitio Terminal—str La. |G. M1. Oxon, 9962 Arrowsmith, shed, & €. W. Johnson, receiver for Carnation Milk Prod., pfd. 101,50 50 Fly § 9% | Sere Bos 100'e 00 high | Mr, Stove, 3502 Kdmonds st., garage, $ Beceem recsiver for tool cate an ree Pee ak 1 we Bie etn CRS pla owes | ovr ton eany Day Luncheon 34| Fisher Flouring Milia. 2, : : i Granulated 100'" ; tho [zie Str Adiniral Nicholson Mare aikarenionocee eHenry-Stuart building. | Genera) Petroteum, coms. § 34:00 | ext rer Char (hardwood) — 5 Pacific Coast Coal Bunkera—Str Winne 1740 Ath B. Wa, frame: reels (Saeaeoae Globe Grain @ MII’ pra, BR Sule mae ae 5% cay |Gelt—Limestone, 100'n : 8, Shipping Board Mooringa—Str Anna Pa ea Goodyear Tire (Cal.), pfd., 47.60 #8 a ‘ i | Granite100'n Meee s Morne. stan Tata nh Da mond S. Meany and “The GETS $250,000 A YEAR el Ginter ake 104-00 | Atlantic Street Terminal~Bte Bteel Trad: | Ten N, Benat, 4240 Ninth N. H, frame Americanus' H, TAll, . ‘ dene, 49x26, $5 \. Hees my of } be LONDON, June 26.—IHigh-priced | wheat Mixed ford, Soin | Lander Strost Tormines—Btr Kentuckian, | Or, Hughes 344s fot N. B., frame reat: have got into a rut and want a ¥ denoo 43x24, $2,600 atures are articies that are at-|Ow! Drug. pf... j 9 | new RATE Nites males ds wees al Market) t Mund Velde & Dredging Co-—Btr| catty. Anderson; 1040 Alonso ave,, frame June 27 to slich an extent that they are| Pacific Const Bixcult 110.00 120.00/Cooper, London accountant, has 1 Oll—Ttaw, in barrels De Devdook—Bark Gratta ate)" dence s8x2%. $9,260, ‘*tructure, and cannot removed a, inh 1 id ‘ Pioneer Milla (nugar) 26.76 «97.00 Vice chairman of Lord Leverhuirhe's ogtea bec . Sehr Commos | yyy ange ry v. By & tenant without srcurring Nin-| Puget Hound’ Power 6% vid 49.00 tko0| tremendous. sony company, 1 as w Ache Hatay Keown, barge Coguttiam| "Vuaidence yaxae, #8,h00. 0? See] RESTAURANT © bility therefor. There are, however, PN fh eee = 4408 97-00 lary of $260,000 n year, He gave nets | Uremovable fixtures,” put up by the rout, cee eee i go| Up a $160,000 Job to do It, ‘3 ra tanecomb, aide iron eral Telegraph ..... 5 Whe 4 1 aa 5 i Rioved Hila? office from 1011 10 rap at 00 Puget 8d. Nav, Co . frame Bae Fish Meal-—100's ‘ go, U. B. 1. H, T. None 95. $1,808, to be held in honor of Professor Ed- Hawnilan Sugar oo... Meat Seraps—Mantern, 160°" tonnectlent Atreet Terminal—Str Bagle, yesh ay Pere TRADE TERMS. j{tesciut piantation s: ; torn oyster, 3100's } e 10 teee dence 4x24, $2,500. Northern Lite .. Standard Oi men wh eo) t Niue, ani | eat $3, 3 FIXTURES 2 a : sane 166.00 n who feel they | OILS AND LEADS uty Preadent Atacria str Went | Geo, Hughon, 2844 60th N. K., frame resi- ne ay oon tached to real estate or a bullding| baie Ope ae riuamation. $0.00 85,00 ome ‘Turpentine—tn drums ton’ oto) Tenidence 28x28, $3,000. r a bullding| Pacific Gar a Founner 46.00 190.00 /than come to Hngland. D'Arcy besa ie et atlas Te LiL Mary Onley, 6261 16th NB frame reat- Regarded as part of the tand or) FAelfic Gae & Mlectrio, pla, 89:25 AN.b0 ee hive ; ? ‘ aah. Iron Work 0 bt i pi led eo ATG he Salhi, 94.00 4.49 (Just signed A I5-year contract ay} BKallon cans ' : Wash, iron swerks 1100 8 attle blvd, L. C. SMITH BUILDING ft A Al White Lead—100-1b. kege, th y patera Sta on. 2 6 Lend--100 8, th i | Clty, whalers Btat Now 1, 3) 4 BE A tere gl an Bopriy Stair: Sot, R, &, Linscomb, 4102 Fourth NB, frame {tenant at his own expense that tho|syerry Viour, prd......s., 9400. 95.00 If your home is too small yoo can | Portland Produce realdonce 44x26, 84,000 emits hi " Bupertor Portland Cement. 116.00 118.0 . Monday's Quotation pe! im to take out when) monet ipyarda $0.00 ‘p2.0n| 1M. Goodrich reduced prices 7 to | find # better and bigger one thru the | Nutter—th mdie ne a BA Oe Aa OL AAS Ballard ay Zellerbach, cor, » 90.00 96.00 13% por cent on casings Want Ads, Turn to them Now, an i LA a nford. aa ‘ Nob Hill ave, frame ence 40x39, $4.0) i shanna frereehoetyos i “ante ! !