The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE § WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 19%. ADGLUB HEARS New ¥ k Market|{ Local \\NEW SOURCE OF Big Bank Was Long in cen ee ares Markets RUBBER SOUCHT Wrecking Crews Hands; NEW YORK, July 18 rade up to 484, while Rails were f Delaware & higher on the stock exchange today irm and more active, with Baltimore Hudson Pacific and Bouth-| [Department of Commerce Is | Shortage of Two Millions Not Discovered by Plans Announced for Trip to}: Hic were ali above Tucsday'a closing Expectation of dividends! re & Ohio th Enumclaw wate military a« | British reparations A high tribute to Seattle lores was paid by Paul Kendall ; 7 reparations Sedvertising manager of the Long:| “Opening prices inclu guards for France as well industrial 2 Year ie'cauaing its fimnegs. ‘Leadina induattial| Prices Paid wares | Sending Experts on Trips | Kansas Examiner Staff 4 naval forces from Turk nd the forecast Of] fan be figured by deducting th. WASHINGTON, July 18—In an note te as inclu the ef an in Bell Lumber Co. in a talk before | 119%. UP Ni Baltimore & Ohio, 45% 4: American Locomotiv The members of the Seattle Adver.|lehem Steel, 4éy.up & naa up \; Utab, 684, up Hsing club, at their meeting Tues | yp if @ay, in the Masonic clubroom pos i a " “Much as we think of our rot ©. 61M. Stude up baker ta ters by | ding the parationa of the British | seasonal exceptions, r WICHITA, Kan, July 18.—Kansos|tler Refining at Hutchinson, and the has had at least 17 t fect lessons |Penn-Western Lubricating Wich ita. Just what the bank will be able to realize out of the Jaynes stuff re foot that It proposes itional safe) transportation to Seattle ai ternational commission to fx the] mately tes toe kau year American tire manufac turers, anxious to escape payment of |in the need of more effective bank | States Stoel, 90% Roe) Padyia Yer constantly increasing tribute to Brit-| examination system for the discovery | maing to be neon. WP 4} Delaware 4 eet tb ish crude rubber supply monopolists, | of inside bank wreckers within the| ‘The point, how is that the 10344, up 4) Northern’ Pacific dow. bunches will know whether it is feasible from | inst two or three years. 168 paper had been accumulating Southern Pacific up %; General Motors, es pee ns . 63/4 sound business standpoint for them | ‘ph failure of the American Btate/in the bank for two years, at least, S stores in Kansas City," Kenda Pgaid, we must admit that Seatt Ras & number of stores that are light on the chief reason for the es CHICAGO, July 17. Ptablishment of the Long-Bell Lum. |c! ier Co. in the state of Washington, | Finds (ey. ond and the building of the city of Long femand and buying train higher on’ the Chicago broad by specula Buperior to anything we have in our | Own home town.” | Kendall gave an Interesting side prices] Bore a] view, “Wh saw how South : advanced substantially in eee we er part of the session ern pine was rapidly diminishing strength, fh Ne S@nd realized that we would some {a strong ¢ news Was uniformly favo! r "day be unable to cut it, we kod n was the market Moat a re orn market rable oar Bt Our organization of §,000 men | ryir th wheat and oats to higher dry weath Band felt that it would be a shame | Y#!ur Reports of hot. the southwestern # Mo quit and disband, In order tO) bolt with scattered advices of lan for continued operation of our | ake, gave the trade a at of the dam rong, bullish the ‘natural ight stocks Sus to establish ourselves where tim: |and ilght movement of the old crop. Der still existed tn large quantities, Oats prices followed along quietly ; iin the wake of corn " lelosing about the 4. Gh in was dull and An r » . features Were lacking *T have faith in the success of | Pr ina closed str S@pr undertaking. In tho early days, |** '" *ympathy | A. Long went into the f and peak ndependent ne and Band that was the Pacific Northwest. |.0,,\n& “ke, of corn, and wheat, and Trad high | Amer, Car @ Fay,...18 Loew , and the Philippines: For four years the bank was car to/to inveat millions of dollars in new | yank of Wichita, which cloned its|and up to a few weeks before th: 86} rubber plantations in South, in Cen: | doors two weeks & is the most/ bank closed both Drumm and J, A tral America, and in the Philippines. | outstanding object lesson of them all, | Richardson, president of the bank, aoe biog 10.00| Three exhaustive federal inquiries : Aaulad that’ thers } | #10 Second Ave 46@1.75/ will soon get under way in an effort American State bank was not| worth of Jaynes paper in the bank.” ook a it 4 to find new American sources of day, noi 1 ? ba ‘ rege American. Tebacce per erate 163 4 day, nor @ month, nor Other officers of the bank tried to ortean SN 3% | Onloneer asee soo ga.s0 |erude rubber sup Department of | The wrecking crew had been | find it, They accused Drumm ot] | Lacal, m, dow. 20@ 26 nmerce experts aro wailing fF) at work for several years, But t having it there Fey dob Irae. Dunches 7, | South America for a survey of the | banking department of the state) BANK EXAMINERS ae a ‘ Gah pelle} |Amazon valley, the Orinoco valley, | never discovered it until the bank APPARENTLY BLIND ree ved Rana egg ' won Veneer tb ae Central Ame and Southern Mex! | way closed They took their plea to Richardson. based on ‘rumors that had been | brought to them, to make an inves. | tigation to nee if any of Jaynes's pa |per was in the bank One officer of the bank protested no strenuously against the bank handling any of Jaynes’s paper that he wa told to “attend to bls own damned business.” But he was given surance that there was none of it $90,000 of worthless gold prom n the bank ry ty Fa ‘ :.60| standpoint, rubber can be rained in| stock as another one of its ansets all Allied Chem! ‘ ‘ every country to be investigated, but |these years. Amer, Bafety Rarer ' ' Yel. T : 149.08 | ona teas en nate ta a able Atianthe t Line Apricats—4-b they want to know h FOREN ardson protested that everything Austin Nichols H Hanawas—Per th Lowe certainty whether economic cond! | sniiion AND HA was all right. Then he admitted that At area fancy get 4 Crude rubber experts of the depart , Masuatat aeotinia Amer. Drug By! 4 a 100 v v rying of its “aanete” worthlens Amer, Hide & L TH] New aXe ment of commerce now are en route | naper of the late Eugene Jackson, a 2 $14 | Madiahien ‘ ‘ #9 |to Southern India, Ceylon, British | nigh-tiyer in wildcat oil schemes, to | 19% | Retabapas *% | Matayaand the Dutch Bast Indios to | the amount of $225,000, make a comprehensive study of all) pack of the time the American erican Su: sow? phases of the rubber production. State bank was caught for the $226 Amer, Tel W : : 1 | The department is acting under | 099 wucker-bait on the Jackson fake, Anaconda _ uthority of congress, which appro-| there was a flyer in gold which the FRUITS priated $500,000 for the purpose, bank took, It has been rying Prices Pald Wholesale Desters ‘c know th m4 shyaica Apples. Officials know that from a physical American Ice | American LaFrance c 104 | Camtaloupes—Stand 5 tions In these countries will Justify |” When the bank closed Phil Drumm| Drumm had confessed to him there Haldwin Locomotive,118% 19% | Canadas Per 1 °4% | attempts to cultivate rubber on a scl | Baltimore @ Ohio... 44% | Cherries titia alanthtion Hanke le Hteel B “ enUtic PIAntation Daas on “oll paper” to the amount of $1, ank Butte ° Secretary Hoover's experts also! 465 o99 | In the meantime state bank exam. tion, political and taxation conditions, and it failed. Out of this fall Chicago Board of Trade |: Quits Pet 32 ¢ Me 5 | will inquire into labor, transforta All of this million and a half {s|iners had been asked specifically to grew the Long-Bell Lumber Co. eskeay Gecsled spirit of turning failures Into| Wheat u is one that is bound, in the |7 Tong run, to conquer all obstacles. |, © “In this connection, I might men §) tion ono of the frequent failures in |2 Wpadvertising. It has been said of |,P* l mdvertising that one can overspend); Oats Dy under-spending. If a man wants |J=!y #> go a thousand miles, it tx use- |f.P to buy a ticket that will only} Lard— him 5600, It is the same with |July. tons Low 26% ay ” a2 rN cin ry 34 us 11.08 pt 11.06 ising; any amount of money |**hiys. i on it iy wasted unless it ts | July igh to get the message across.” |5¢Pt \R PLANS FOR | ENUMCLAW JOURNEY Plans for the first “Little Jour.| mey” Of a series of trips to be taken iby the Seattle Ad club to nearby 2 PXowns were announced. Tho first of these will be to Enumclaw Fri-| a0 sare wry val " 1.18 a5 9.00 ; fay evening. Members will meet at) San Francisco Produce the Arena at 5 o'clock, driving to | Bnumolaw for a joint dinner with | notter—uoee eae the Enumclaw Chamber of Com : “The men wso came before us tn iba aap erase Bea ay tle have built the cow-paths tons prime firate, tre firsts, 206 dos. streets,” said Frank McCaftrey,| N. Y. Sugar and Coffee @hairman of the committee. “Our Tuesday's Quotations | refined, firm- ering has been done for us, and | AMF—Firm. Haw, $7.28: Bit is now our turn to help others | Coffee—No Who are building the’ cities around! Santos, 194 @13% Ms. We are going, not only with * No. 4 feeling of friendship, but with an| Foreign Exchange desire to help, realizing that | ¥ YORK, July 17. 3 ties Of the Pacific Northwest, bene. 5 $0.0550 %: lire, " 59,000 to the dolte ‘fits us all. “bars Portland Pro Foreign ox-| “what benefits one of the communi-| lower. Sterting demand, duce ‘Tuesday's Quotations Financial Flashes | pevers3t7i".',... From James Macfariane & Co. 24@ 26c doz 811 Second Ave. Henn itete | Twenty industrial stocks average Liberty Bonds 89.22, « decline of .18; 20 railroad ‘Tuesday's Quotat stocks average 79.16, a decline of Furnished by L | Tobacco Products deciared regular} ,.,,, 1° Second Ave. Mquarterly dividend, of $1.75 on the mlass “A” stock, payable August @Sth, to stock of record July 25th Bonds were dull but firm ex- cept for some irregularity in | Enid tis _ failroad issues. Fourth 4%. © Granulated sugar rises to 9 cents jons $0.0428 eee pound. Foreign a Status eat | * Europe is now buying more wheat ‘Tuesday's Quot jons “than in the pre-war years. | Furnished by Logan & Bryan General Motors planning to ex $10 Second Ave., Seattle “tend facilities in Canada. The German mark, despite ‘Canadian’. ancther tremendous rise in h fran P Teiehsbank note circulation, one Belgian franc of over three trillion marks, “Was only nominally lower. 2 rman mark .00004% ct Republic Steel expected to show r . edish krona orway kre $3,000,000 earned for the | common 4 Danish krone “Btock the first half of 192 4 sateen drachma United States Rubber com- sos Moana ioe. BOL 4% pany declared a world shortage «+ Rumanian lei rin of crude rubber. 19.50 cts... ‘Spanish peseta 4 Reported Babson says from Tote 99.20 cts _ Boston: Statistics clearly indi- . | Foreign Securities cate that the buying of auto. | Tuesday's Quot: ions mobiles is increasing much fast- | Furnished by Logan & Bryan er than the buying power of the mation has increased, and a | turn is inevitable even if only teeta € _ temporary. French 5s, ee Western Union Telegraph & ‘ele. | French 4s, le Co. net income, second quar-|fritice ¢ with June estimated after taxes, | British 5a At $3,035,035, itish Vict Sterling Products shows net prot. | fietet tm toate Of $2,250,000 first half 1923 after | Pelgium Premium - Ml charges and taxes equal to $3.75 | Japanese 4s share on 600,000 shares, anenee Bei aie Austin, Texas, wires: United Kingdom, J ing to reports filed in the office United Kingdom, of state comptroller, 24,582,4 Se barrels of oil valued at $45,995,- 810 Second Ave., Seattle Bid Asked | | Willys € 7 5 ‘% 44 10.60@11.25 | crossing of the Grand Ronde river | 3:45 p.m. str? I, were produced in Texas in | Seattle Stock Market the first quarter of 1923. | Furnished by 1. M. Herrin & Co. Barnet Leather Co. reports net | 117 Cherry St. feaniel stieke | earnings of $57,927 for the six months| american Savings + Bank ended June 30, after taxes and "charges against $94,803 same period ‘ational ’ National. Bia $ 75.00 6.00 193.00 + 220,00 + 200.00 + 115.00 + 220.00 val Flank ot ‘Com, ity» 5 National ¢. National |Henttio Title Trust Union National Northwest Auto Equipment com 1 Stocks— ny, 904 E. Pike st., Seattle; North. | Albers, com Albers, pfd. curved visor, Aero Alarm, com 4 [Alenka Steamahip oo... 02; Cammings, K., 2931 First ave, | Carnation Milk Prod. pfa.. Beatle; gencral sheet metal work. Seat eiegraphe. Everett Belting Co. 2819 Grand | Fisher Flouring Milla. ve. Everett; B. R. Tolsma leather | General Petroleum, com elting. 1 & Milling pfa ire & Rubbs 1) pfa IHawallan Sugar TRADE TERMS Honolulu Plantation Chae, 1. Lilly , New World Lito s bs Northern Life , INCOME BOND hu sugar Zncome bond is usually issued in a | Owl Drie net ica Organization.” Interest is not a| pacitic Car & Foundry, d charge like that on other bonds, | Pacific Const Bixoult ut is payable only if earned and de- | Pacifle ae Blea, ota A by the board of directors. To| Pen sda tou) extent, an income bond is sim-| Puget Sound Power 6% ma lar to preferred stock. ‘The princi. | Reld Brow. con pal, however, 1s an obligation of the| prwrry Iour, cor ing company, payable at a cer-|sperry Flour, pfa. n ti Buperior Portland Coment, ime and usually secured by a Toad whipyards. 4, *junlor mortgage.” Zellorbach pfd +) 912.50 + 176.00 160,00 > 280.00 + 110.00 + 125.00 $ 45.00 80.00 1,50 99.00 101.50 100.00 450 95.00 31.50 54.00 95.00 90.94 60.00 49.00 116.90 40.00 98.00 Asked $35.00 Aak 200.00 226.00 310.00 122.00 240,001 316.09! 185.09 170.00 116.00 | 140.00 $ 50.00 82.50 2.00 92,00 102.50 110.00 | 5.00 Bid Bia | 60.00 | 95.00 12.00 | 150.00 28,00 100.00 85.00 | 100.00 | 120,00 Aak | nia | 42.00 | 97.00) 45.00 91.00 118,001 51.00 Bid not to bo regarded an # total loss. | search for Jaynes paper in the bank, Some of it will be recovered, But it/but they either did not find it or/ is doubtful if the best security sales-| winked at ts concealment men in the country could go out and| The question is outstanding: well the $1,463,000 for as much as 20) Whether Richardson was aware of cents on the dollar, Drumm's mountain of bad paper— and diseases to which rubber plants/ wo bank examiner in all the years| which has grown and increased since are subject that this big amount of doubtful pa-| the bank was closed and new discov- = per was accumulating eyer found it! cries made, until the shortage prob- or ordered it out of the bank ably will be around $2,000,000—or if NEW CALLS There was one loan of $700,000 to| he was deceived, what was the Kan- . Gane’ ans . ‘ }the John T. Jaynes off companies. | sas king department doing with Rates H : p | "Stsaoona ete FOR BIDS Jaynes has three compantes, the | its corps of examiners that {t did not cuban Amer, Bugar g Ma ee Gas and Petroleum, the Fron-' discover it? Watermelon—Ver Agricultural experts will include in their survey a study of trees and their productivity, soll conditions, be which plants can be successfully trained, per tt 1 grown under plantation conditions, rate | Yakimines pore | eck a meee en tat Merchants Will Invade dake : ‘ ¢ Mack Lots ington and Oregon are the chief fea ee, Ty isle ES we tle aie ee teams! © New York for Big Fair Great Northern pfd heres manager of the National Surety Co, | Be atl The new calla are as follows * County commissioners, Watla wat-| Fifty Thousand Buyers Expected to Be at! Hudson M 4 DAIRY PRODUCTS bids, » m. July construct ey Par : inal ing Rata Bianca de Second Annual Exposition iy 1 , 1% | Mattertar— Serons: MEE ore ais Wy caterer duainc quiets tate Highway commission, Olym Rew " Lebo gro pla, bids, 10 a. m. Augu: vita More than 60,000 buyers are ex-)merchant and the department stor : tion concrete bridge acroas Yakima |Pected to be in New York for the| representative will efit alike, Pa river near Easton, Sunset highway, |#econd National Merchandise fair.) MERCHANDISE WILL Bh APN gtr achehaas 36 | (ederal aid project No. 114, Kittitas | which Is to be held from July 23 to| BE DRAMATIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS jcounty; grading and draining 1.84|Ausust 3 in Grand Central Palace,| The Armory will be an Arabian Prices to Metall Dealers }miles Inland Empire highway, Spo- | the 165th (old 69th) Regiment armory | barter tent, where merchants will kane county; construction concrete | and th ptot eater, The ob-/come to spread their gowns and prints, wrapp $@ (46| bridge across on creek, Pacific | Sect of the fair is to bring together | wraps before the eyes of the buyers. | ah ran 7 i highway, Lewis county, federal aid|the buyers and sellers of Amer! ‘here will be hundreds of enclosed Saki te | Project No. 117; grading and surfac. | 1n these three buildings there will be | booths»—xmall shops, in which will be ling 3.65 miles Chelan and Okanogyn | hundreds of booths and minature / shown the advanced styles for fall way, Okanogan county, federk | how rooms in which manufacturers | ond winter. In connection with the pject No. 128; surfacing with |and wholesalers can display thelr! carment fair the balcony of the Ar- ushed rock 12.47 miles Inland Em. | lines to the visiting buyers. |mory will be occupied by Millinery | 2@ 2¢)| pire highway, Kittitas county, feder French renaissance tions inj st, where hats of all kinds and POULTRY AND MEATS al ald project > grading and |biuo and gold are being designed for |shapes will be displayed. Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers r 3 mi} *helan and Oka-| Grand Central palace, four floors of} Every evening and Wednesday Diihied: Lakme county, | which will be given over to the mer-|afternoon, in the Lexington the- rie feral aid ject No. 12 |chandise division. Here manufactur-|ater “Merchandise Dramatized,” the} Capons t 1. 2 3. Ba board of public works, | ers and wholesalers of household fur-| greatest fashion pageant of America, Pa . 28 | Seattle, 10 p. m. July 27, con- | niet novelties, books, ‘dress ac-| will be staged. It {s designed by Ar- Be esorien; in fact, everything in the|thur Voegtlin, producer of Hippo- camp No. 2, ar FY | merchan line except ready-to-/drome and Drury Lane, spectacles, | founty commissioners, Yakima,| wear, will have booths. On the /and against a background of chang- Grose—Live, tat, 9 1 Duckan nie ; ‘ ; : . grading and graveling | show windows, each of them dressed |in action. Each gown or wrap will Turkeys Fa 2 Co smminsioners, Portland, | py expert; the displays to be|be shown in the environment in eine. tat : Ore, bids, 10:30 a. m, August Ist, / changed three or four times a week. | which it ts going to be worn. To al- ae . mprovement St. John road and Tay-| These windows will be of various | low closer inspection, the mannequins ton Nght lors Ferry re alzes and shapes, so that the small | will come out along a runway, the Chotee heavy ey Y Max A. Cunning, city recorder, “Path of Fashion,” which has been Veal imond, Ore. bids, § p.m. July 24, built out over the center aisle of the Fancy light ; i Hwa a eee St eee ae EAMES ute three street improvement projects, theater, 4 sk * ne Geo. A White, adjutant pacer | hi N | The summer conventions of the Na- POULTRY AND MEATS | Oregon national guard, First Nation ip ews tional Retail Dry Goods association sia HH +. |: eine Pd Whilasade, Manson bank, Tillamook, Ore, bids, 2 p. m.| and the National Garment Retailers mberg Care : Dedea-Dreasls ber 11 July 30, construction $40,000.00 arm-|| Tides in Seattle || association are to be held in New “ser ¥. 6G -28 ory at Tillamook WEDNESDAY THURSDAY York simultaneously with the Mer- at Law P Dressed, ligt sca dng Oe Stand. ON H rica mat te Highway commission, Salem, is JULY 19 andise fair. They are the organi- o pia 116 6 Live. lie ts tq | Ore, bids, 2 p. m. July 30, graveling | Tide. | Fiest & and. Oil ¢ ‘ Heotlers. > ssess 9.5 miles Albe ‘01 i, Pacific |] 2:05 a. m., 4.6 ft.) 2:69 a. im. KDW. y AN , Ee , bet geese 200 ) miles Albany to Corvallis, Pacifi Wret High ‘Tide | First High Tide || ROTARY AND Lorn $ ae highway; graveling 9 miles Pacific 16 & m., 93 ft. | $:26 a m., 89 ft . : DOORS te i |highway, Cott Grove; surfacin: Second Low Tide | Second Low Tide 8 r va | nati is | ee aes di phe bectaesetind | Ber uae oadeh pi Bt eae Several contests, “The Big Mer- | net Lave, ah ae | eae ee ea kee ace rartea md Wigh Vide| Second High Tide ||chandising Idea Contest,” “Contact Cows. 5 F MO 68 | Natway, ceanteiana ~ MNS |) gc40 p. m., 12.6 ft] 9:20 p. my 12.6 f.]] Contest,” “Ye Olde Ad,” and the | Hogs— Fane oe toes ue ay; grading and surfacing one o- “Veteran Buyer” contest, will add in- | Veal—Fa 4 bes ' chee k@s:, mile Prineville-Lakeview highway rest to the fair. A golden key to Heavy, CORrS® « «+ ss.++ 09@ ‘i2| resurfacing of pavement % mile,| Weather Bureau Report | alr. A ey ea Mediate, dreamed. 264g bp. : Hee DA fb, he ‘a. w/the city, attached to which will be t Iron Pipe ‘ +13) Prinoville-Lakeview highway; resur. TATOOSH ISLAND, July 17.—8 i Cat 1 2 ‘ LIVE ‘STOCK facing pavement 2 miles La Grande |——Parometer rising; ‘light rain; wind | tickets for special amusements, the sbber 2 Quotations mt Stockyards [Enterpring highwae wien hae | southwest, 10 miles an Bow, Passed out, |best that the city has to offer, will Steel Corp ’ 9 | Cattle— poate pedis ne sale aie Of | ate Kewanee, at 6 a. 1a be given to the buyer who receives Prime steers 1.00 i onstruction of rock a certain registration number. Le oF i arr igthe dl go | Shoulders to pavement on Roosevelt! Arrivals and Departures| The social aspect of the fair has sadiurn Stes! : Dae : $00 | teks cmnway, 4.6 miles; concrete!” A nirvan—suly 17—Btr Horace Luck: | been greatly accentuated in the last ‘rginia Chemical 3 Bul a Lis coo | OPidge over Bear creek, near Svenson;| pack trom New York via. Phitadelpht ; thea the ‘tratarnal acttv: Wabash bridge over Windchuck river, Curry | fialboa, San Pedro, San Francisco |siea vot the Meuaeee * tes do A 9.00; county; bridge over Lost Vreel, Crat-| Portland, at 11:20'a, m.; str Anson 8. | ties of the Rotary, Kimanis and Western Maryland bd Peat hele ocr deh Le RBar pA ook ehenge ele eT cand | Lions clubs of New York, all three ane Weds now pler, Willamette | recoma, at 6:46 a.m ly 16—8tr /of the big commercial organizations ® Newberg; reconstruc | an fron oston vi a! Allergol Hionptieneb:t tered i Balvos, ten F ice and an Franciac throwing open their doors to their AJ ites pmme Clty from San Fran-| respective associates from other cit- i nmon to choice 7.00@10.6 cinco, at 9:30 p, mi; U. SS. Melville and | fos during the period of the display. do ptd ; Lee rrgstyigh fo gag {and the OW. R. & N, tracks near| Cotes Non, gi? and 296° from. Port |. Ag ths pee ae eecy Witte eiciaot ; ; Yoarling ‘ #0 235 | erry, in Union county j Beaccovare Noe 413 Not only does this insure that visit- adel tenes @ 6.00 G SAILED—July 17-—Str Alaska for Ta-| ing Rotarians, Kiwanians, and Lions FLOUR AND SUC | “Lae ‘ coma, at $18 a. m.; str Frank Lynch for | will have pleasant surroundings for HANK. GLEAIINGA Wie Building Permits || si Pwr, 0/4 0°. July 1e8te Ad" | hein yoisure. moments, but It will Flour—Famiiy patente ....- | eee ellingham. and Vancouver, B.| also lead to many profitable business f Cane, per ow | it M cy ew 1 Seattle | | heet, per ewes serescsrc, EH $1,000 Spit ele Daihen ac ae Mil ee |e ee Clearings $7,114,535.88 || HAY, GRAIN AND A, Hanne, 11th ave., garage, $600;| Kewanee for Monterey, at 7 p.m: atr 4, | AY, GRAIN AD Tait » $600; | Kewanee for Mon! ikwdees eW/ YORK, July 18—The Git Balances 1,463,900.41 | | a rat: grade * D. Ww. B 8. OW. ean for Alaaka via Bellingham, at) NEW K, July 18.—The G 6 {1 | | Alfalfa Hay—Firet grad: 0.00 | dence, $600; E 303 Fo: i lette Safety Razor Co. reports that Portland | | Steaw . 17.00 > gare, hpas | Dd. mM Oleating 7,078,478.00 | | Corn—Whole, yeil poy Be pee sso; Weds Note ae \ts business during the first half of | -syatarided 1,8603,666,00 | | ncrecnes As feed me ; or way, alteration to residence, $50; | leat raceals 11923 has broken all previous records, " ee { me dart f ye et 47.00 Ste’ , 1667 Kelley wl on} of par’ ove » Tacoma } |. Rolled and ground, 80's-100's ... -4s.o9 PT de A Mare oe ee cP | xetchikan—July) 16—Salled, atr Nortn- | Net earnings over the period are Total transactions. . 2,829,000,00 | | Oate—Whole feed, 200°"... 4.4... 144,00 | F $200; L. D. Speakman (lessee), | Western, northbound, at 6 wm; str| given as $4,244,867, a gain of 15 per ps een) | Rolled and kround, 70's-80' ..../46.00 | 1 ‘Third, alteration to store, $160; Ht. | Princess Alice, northboun 7» Ms) cent over $3,698,337 in the corres. ating, 10's ; ++++49.00 [Cooper Willis, 8081 Beach drive, tont, | #tr Jefferson, northbound, at 9am. | aie sie months of 1922,' Cash Recleaned’ teed, VitIL4t00 | 820) Foster & Iclela ‘ a | AM Grain Chop—s0's .,.., +00 4047,00 | eign, $75; Wm. 8, Bell,” s + [on hand June 380 was $5,501,014, up Hides and Wool _ thier teen thoe Fee HESs [eee Stl Ghee R ESOL Vessels in Port at Seattle | rom si,cs7.a00 year previous, Buying Prices, F. 0. B. Seattlo | flick B- ML. Mash —-100'8 +.65,00 60; Walter H, Wulff (lessoo) Sinith Cove Torminal--Plen 41—Str Presi. 4 Growing Feed—100's Meta Pe £0.00 Fourth tool howe, §200 fferson, Pier 40—Barge Wm. Salt hides see $ 06) Growing Maah—100's , 0.00 1619 Wentla barge Bayde: Ba igegs cc ccticticeeccnte Mt Mime a hag 1000S at to! tog Refine OW Ga” | woot eneroesene eevee, | ANYONE CAN LEARN ; va, es TO BE A PRESIDENT alia thee | Cocoanut Menl—100' 34,00 | 8 seeds treeeereess4,00 | Swift ave, gare 50; Floyd A. ‘Reed, | bas abla hs or alte HN | Cottonseed eal—100's sore 69,00 |2 2, Marion, addition to residence, $26; | Hell Strest Terminal—Str Manitowoe, str 0 > thet eeeensens Linwe jeul—100'n . +64 266.00 Myora, 482 Wheaton 3 7 + 08) Saya Bean Meal—100'" .,, s 7 idence [ y Pembe Trunk Pacific Terminal—Str Ad ATION Kip, green or salted— | Alfalfa Meal—100's ...... +66.00 nee, § Pemberto and Trunk Pacific Term t 90,00 y jral Byans. YON ci 6 to ba bid . Dy jer 1, 15 up 1 Hes ne 10's +67,00 | Noah, 611 Terry avo. alteration to house, | Pier 11-R—Str Owego, U. 8. C. 8 Dell- bheda areca CAR lA 100'n 162,00 i J. A. Rockas, 231 Washington at., al ‘wood corporation president by giv. Dey flint hildes, 7 tom, ups. 4 . aeoe ; 00 | Pry walt cow hides, 7 Iba. up dpe “Witold oD «67,00 |teration to store, $60; H. I. Blunt, 21 Pier 6—Str Munindies, ing a few minutes’ ‘study each x wor bulla... REEL A) Gard, garage, $60; W. J, Childers, 1 b—Btr Surallee, Tan * ae Peden it ate tr LAmestone, 100's Hen vewes 1800 | 3 4 Yale N., alteration to residence, | Pier 4—Str Nome City evening to master the following ‘ 4 sbree. || qualifications: cine Hidehy aeoording to risen | * , 26,00 | $300; Walsh & Gath, r A—Str Admiral Sebr Horae hides, abel Hl Meat Se ern, Beerras (7 Hatt $75; 1 ; + B—Str Admiral Nicholon, Tell the story about Pat. an Dry, each “6 0 y Gtven or balled +4 Shell aide 00 | bor ave., wreck building, $26; | Pior D—Str H, F. Alexander, str Admiral | | apie, [epic ts lig hae s 22,00 | Cw aw. , addition to ie ; bf AS ppt Oe hana cecceceece agg | Wh0Wt=Mixed pee es $4.00 | 8 Hid Roe, 2709 21at H,, gare | C ‘Termmal—Str Thos. P. Look profound, Medium clean Hee : ‘90 | OILS AND | Dufty 2 ‘iret B., store str Robin Gri Master technique of keeping Conro, heavy i + 10] (Local Market) | : Lawl: Hs y) S848 17th} Atlantic 8 Termihal—Btr Madlecn, feot gracefully on mahogany. ta- Mohair, long, staple, Wssseeeereeees 46 | Turpentine—In drums + karage, $20 Htaoy Street Terminal—str Panaman 1] te. vatiey Wael |" Segalten “ean, y eee OVER §1,000 Milwaukee Oc minal-8tr Crafts Clean medium teeeeeeesevess 86] Linseed Oll—Raw, In barrels Walle, 204 Bellevue, frame atore 60x] man, ; Smoke long, black cigars, Medium. Naavy.sccssessseeescrccs 88 Bemallon. GANW ssrs., ; s08] Frdme teatience shaun ie Sth, | todd: “Drydocka—str | Wost Nilus wr) | Ask no questions, lr tease), Pte ediped Reh bent tp gpa LLP te) et i ‘Tell the one about the traveling Conrne, ClOams cesses tee 40] Balled, In barrels urniture Co, (lessee) 6 Union, atore| ater Pre it Marrigon, Conrno, henvy.. Heese: M6] Begallon cane 5 7 Pelt ‘i White Lead--100-ib, komm addition, $1,000; I. OG. Roker, 118 N. | Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.—str |] salesman in the country hotel. er ll ad se eM hl 100- ! renldonce %9xA1, $0,600; Jonn| Patterson, » at the stenographer, Balted sheep shear, #ach..., .06@. 16]. 2 Majowakt, polleo department, frame reals | Hefternan's Drydock—Bark Gratin, str Smul ne Buse ee phere. Dry Jong hintr goat icing, Wb... 16) by County Agent Kattens on tho re air Mirae resldeneet ae ae ac MIti—Str Anson, & Trooke, Stare at the coiling. do abhor nmlr, MMOL. 6s \4 sof sing wi r as o1 y +4 ae. vial a ‘ meson Ms Seon ore apart, ye af do short. hair, eact 160 wits of using sulphur ay a fertilizer | Weatminster, Prombsterian ‘ att ty attle, U, SH, Melville, Peat ; | U, 8, 8, Beate i Wear spats. on alfalfa Increased ylelda an | ‘Lhompeon bide, mill ehu lar "a WALLA WALLA, Wash., July 17,|from 26 to 126 per cont over ‘og | X86, $80,000; Booth Undertaking Co, 1422 | Winslow 4 $ hace bah aay ‘ Checks were made on two farms|where no sulphur way used, cre » mortuary addition 60x40, $10, tiny us 0 Krom the Pacific Mutual Nows, I tar Now 4, 8, 8 was “a dollar's | defaulting cashier, figured up loans| was $150,000 of the Jaynes paper in| five miles road con-| fourth floor, there will be rows of | ing scenery will be shown 300 gowns | The Seattle Star Vublished Dally at 1807 Seventh Ave. Seattle, Washington ——* BUSINESS SERVICES Attorney+atLaw 3s | Kdvice tree. Joseph Allen, lawyer. All casen, 667 Leary Bid. Hil. 3986. IP Vall-Win. Hall Tiurke fidg., 905 2nd. All cases. Fees moderate. Carpet Weaving and Cleaning 2 | ONDER NEW MANAGEMENT | BE ft RUG CO. Baye old carp: nd make durable fluff rev * 2617 Weatern J Main 2665. | — be fata Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALI ARTI- clea of value. THE RELIABLE, 1107 Third ave. Electric Machinery w, oe GHT—SOLD—RENTED SLIUS PRICE CO., Seattle Monuments PUGET SOUND MARHLD and Gran- ite Co., 1st and Virginia. Eatab- Hahed 1874 ioe fan_and Optometrist Dr. | FREDERICK P- GORIN, V. foreign patents secured, developed. owing ‘patent for sale now: Animal trap, $25,000 cash. 805-6-7 Central Bidg., attle. Phone M n 0390. 600 F st. N. W., Washington, D. C. Phy siclani Up to within a few weeks of the | Dr, Angus, Sulte 400, Pantages Bids. time of the crash, President Rich-| Women's ailments aoe disorders. Mason, Fenwick, lished itt, | Harr : ‘xpert. Fee 475, all cost. ‘Terms. Pantages Bid, PIANO TL ey | ss | PIANO TUNING, $7; repalring; work | guaranteed. ‘John Strom, Main |_3020. 510 Broadway. TO know that nearly all diseases the human stem is heir to—paralysiz, eee plexy, tubereulosin, 4 and pains called rheumatism, ete. also heart failure, diabetes and kidney trouble—nearly all come from the same cause. Stomach all right, kidneys all right, all right all over, is what an old retired physician told me. My long ex- Derlence has taught me he was right. My medicines, rheumatic eradicator and silica medica cap- sules, Idom fall. They remove the cause. 25, $1.35 parcel Dos’ 1 month's treatment, C. 0. D. if you w N. H. Winans, 402 American Bank Bidg., Keattle, Wash. Hours, 9 to : Sunday, 10 to 2. Consyltation one booklet free. Boi A OF persons who ent to an elderly tady at . and Pike st. Friday, July 12, 7:30 p. m. 111. TRIAL TREATME! $ Oven, Soap Lake, Moorite. Main \f SPECIAL NOTICES - | Central Whist Club | 421 Olive st. Phone Main 6521. Games afternoons, 2:30; evenings, 8:30. 5 LEGAL NOTICES jON AD FTER this « | be responsible for any bills con- tracted by Pearl Abrams. Wm. M. Abrams. LOST AND FOUND ' AT AND blue er, pocket containilig coin purse with money and lady's» wate somewhere between university bridge and Lake. Forest park. nwood 4$31-R. | LOBT—Biuck ‘suit case, Tnitial | B. near bottom of south stair- | way Colman dock, 9:45 p. m. Mon- day, July 16. Liberal reward. Telephone Kirkland, Black 261. L. H. Marsh. ST, FRIDAY, JULY 13, ‘binck jade earring, set with large and small diamond, valued as keepgake. Lib- eral reward. Call Main 6281. Rake TRISH SETTER, bird dog. answers name of n stone choker, Good Luck theater or from __theater to 2750 Charles st. Reward. | LOST—A return trip tleket to Wat- erloo, Iowa. Mra. Mary Muir. Call ast = Bi Reward. Call Main 5192. | LOST—Aiki, last’ Friday, Japanese umbrella, Call Main 6193. |7 FEMALE HELP WANTED FACTORY HAIR STORE WILL BE a DAY and NIGHT BEAUTY SHOP to accommodate people who work. Dyeing and bleaching hair, shampooing, marcel wavin “HAIRDRESSING FOR PARTI OR DANCES,” facial and scalp treatments and all other beauty work usually done in parlors, All work done by experienced oper- ators, We also have all kinds of air goods and make everything that is to wear in hair goods. Make your appointment now. El- Nott 2609. Factory Hair Store. 1529 Third e % WANTED—TWO MORD patties of 3 or 4, also families, with camping outfits, to camp on river. Good cherry’ picking. Highest wages. Groceries at wholesale, COME TO SUMNER, THEN PHONE 4-¥-2 SUMNER iiS AD WILL give you credit for ic on any beauty Work done “in the Spring Beauty Shop, 3027 Ar- cade Bldg. A marcel there will stay, Call Main 5196 for appoint- ment. HEMSTITCHING Reduced prices. 414 Eitel Bldg. Sec- __ond and Pike, over Bartell’s, " oR COOK, Good wages. Phone HEMSTITC HING, be YARD, Machine embroidery, ‘buttons | covered, pleating. 304 Peoples Bank bldg. RAGTIM® PIANO PLAYING taught. 806 Pine st. SON WISHES SEWING machine lessons. Apply P-100, Star, 8 SITUATION—FEMALE TO INTRODUCE OUR new laundry office, 1420% Fourth ave. near Pike, 25 per cent discount will be allowed on all dry cleaning called for and delivered at above address this week only. New Richmond Laundr, y 5 ENOGRAPHER ‘and office girl wants work. Be Nott 0200. | YOUNG LADY WOU ke the care of one or two small children in nice family, Reasonable way 9 MALE HELP—WANTED WE CAN ALWAYS use good men | our lumber mill and logging camp at going wages. Fallers and buckers by day or contract. Chok- ermon, loaders, chasers and rig- ging slingers for camp, general work around mill, One duplex donkey engineer and section men, No fees. See R. J, Hutte, 5584 White-Henry-Stuart Bidg. WANTED—HARD ROCK tunnel | miners, $5.75; chuck tenders, $5 muckers, $4.75; also concrete tac horers, $4.75. Apply 617 Lyon Bldg, BOY WANTED TO carry good down- | town route. Apply a tite clrenula | tion department, The Star, 7th av _hear Unton st. WX, 2004 Sth, near Weatiake ave, cloan, furnished, steam heated bedrooms (men); free bath and _phono, ‘Tran weekly $1.50, FIREMEN, MEN — BEGIN: |, ners, $150-$250 (which _ Railway, P-88, Star, ere it Be Bam Waleed can't repalr your watch, throw it away, ‘Jon 1 Big Green Clock, ay. oR mien.