The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1923, Page 18

PAGE 18 KIWANIS CLUB HEARS MARVIN Pacific Coast Defense Is Urged by Congressman ef Florida, Breasiona. now vis yards, sald fentimonts When he n' Btatos in vita! adequato Coast, * whieh said, must fected, an ments must jay,” Fred fF. ef New York ( the dang: fanda w hatred an gevernment and inhe family relations fated Mr Tnternationaliam, Freedom’ aro morely cloud the real iss. prepaga Mra, David Morgan Qe companied by M fang, Tho oloctr to the att rest Balyeat, Seou med ing 3 the Tabor day Mother Ryther ¥ Local detewn convention of Kiwes forta will leave Fur the meoting Ausust 97 and TOO FARLY FOR | ORCHARD HELP ; has been caused to ot Workers by « time the apy ing to B, H, Snodgrass, head of federal emp! 1 Many of them are work while as yet there { mand for outside help “The impression has been formed, he said, “that the begin harvest here is abou This has been eal of disappointmen to large numbers of wo “Let me say emp) real demand for or Hot start until Septe then on unti] the last of ( demand will be large, and we w! able to place all that come. fore that date there is picking and the su been too great for Yakima le Getune Ready for Big Fair | YAKIMA, Aug. its last month betc the State Fair y characte: c Au signs were mailed out to and Fair placards are n Way to all parts of the stat Yakima's fair opens § and 15 men are at wor grounds, whipping the presentable state. May Turn Gold Mill and. boosters on thelr The possibili Alaska Gastineau gold mill at Alaska, as a wood pul Plant, was disclosed V Bart L. Thane, mining engineer. turned from . Saturday for Alask: two Japanese engine Vestigate the ing the mill & year ago ree Financial Flashes rom James Macfa e £ Co. 811 Second Ave. clue Twenty industrial 92.18, an s 20r average 70.31, a decreasc of Beechnut Packing net for months $1,230,000, 522 in 1 Erie railroad June 20 Net afte: of $4,826,383 General ended June 000, a. game period of 19 depreciation net gain wa $637,500. The rail for 1924 req 350,000 tons placed 68,000 and are in t ditional tons. Fisher Bor advance of 1 talk that ea justify the pi TRADE TERMS | POOL | consist Four We tons of r tern last e market for 49,0 ‘ored an exceptional nts, accompanied t of the c sent selling price. pany A “pool” people in an agreement to plish certain things in the Tt is said that “a pool ts operatin in a tock when a fs concentrating driving the pri er or lower The gre divided among the ‘the pool. The of variou pools often have a definite fect upon the trend of prices: of two or more accom. market roup of trader efforts of that stock high toward profits or losse members of operation, { NEW Yor Belgian loan P will bear 614 will mature in 15 years, it was an nounced today. ‘The bonds will be of F tho denomination of 500 francs, and _. will be offered at approximately 485. | The 400,000,000 new franca cent interest and ot ing of the | 0 cur N Into Pulp Factory |; le can will be settled Prophesy Increase auto compante slackening Inere ure that the August output will ox. ceed last month's turnout, New York Stock Market WALL STRERT JOURNAL PINANCIAL REVIEW N. Y. Stock Market RUSH OF BUYING vaxsursrts BOOSTS GRAINS ‘= Wednesday's Quotatto an & 1h Chicago Car Lots Wednesday's Quotations Furnished | man & Bi S19 Second Ave.. Seatt . Ee 1 Cash Wheat SAGO, Aug. 22.—Cash Wheat San Francisco Produce Wednesday's Quol Butter—! Exe Portland Produce Wednesday's Quotations Foreign Securities Weilnenday's @ Furvished by B10 Second tions Logan & Ave., Se ttle ro Exchange YORK, Foreign Money Status Wednesday's, Quotations Furnished by Logan & Teyan $10 Second Aven, Sealtio value Present value Liberty Bonds Furnislied by Logan & Tryan B10 Hecond Ave. Seattle Serios High” tea Clone 100. 98.00 98.12 98.1 |Mexican Claims to Total 310 Millions WASHINGT ears aim, | 1 Amer: | ion, to: pract ull for | hieh Wedn) Sugar—Sten nour BANK CLEARINGS in Auto Production rch DETROIT, Av Operations of ich began to de-| | mity with iguin being indica is) rings nees ., Portland $5,248,114,.94 Bi ne in June in sed slightly, In salon, conte ire and Clearings | Balances | ‘acoma | Total transactions “— N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | 1,117,836.86 | 2,869,000.00 | , bushels, THE SE Local Market FRUITS vices Bald Wholesale Dealers Grapes— Ata: aspherries Strawberries Rrerbearing Watermelon NUTS DAIRY PRODUCTS Frices Paid to Shippers Batterti A grade, & Fare-Fr Mix ¥ Mik r B. DAIRY PRODUCTS » Metall Deniers od 3 AND MEAT Wholesale Deal: POULTRY Prices Paid by POULTRY AND id Wh MEATS lewale Dealers Ducks Hens. At Stock Year Wett Ewes FLOUR AND SUGAR Wholesale al blends Cans, per owt GRAIN AND F All-Grain Chop—-f0's Chick Feed—100' Chick 1. M, Mt Growing Veed—100'% Figg Mash—100'n Scratch Veed—100'9 Cocoanut Meal—100'n Cottonseed Meal—100's Linseed Oil Meal—100' ya Boan Meal—109's Alfalfa Mestl—100's Bone Menl—100's Granulated—100'® Charcoal (hardwood) Fish Meal {00 it—Limentone, anite-—100's Meat Sera Eastern o orn oyster, OWLS a ‘Turpentine—t1n G-eallon cans Linseed Oll—ttaw, White Lead—100- i t-malion cans 100'" 10's 100's 10's AND LEADS cal Market) drums Wi kegs, 1 |Estimate Europe’s Wheat Requireme WASHINGTOD + 6,062,719.00 | | partment of comm 861,00 | wheat tho the next nts of excluding requirer continent, a o@ 1.bog Britain Russia, months at 490,000,000 | they ATTLE STAR LUMBER QUTPUT urope 1s Improving in RUNNING AHEAD Spite of Political Chaos : Be ues F% Week’s Production Is 23 Taree ed Per Cent Above Normal | r BY MILTON BRONNER ting mitt and Le ead of the Bush of w York, head of the « built the mag building in London the New York Btate ¢ Termi that cer a and president « new rs : hamber |was for futu This amount which 28 mentio cargo M4 foot ex ail amounted Commerce. Mr vermation jeneff in ¥ Httl in Its sand Max V nd leading Fra 1 i WORLD 18 FACING THRE VITAL ISSUES leliver feot, of for Bush has recently with Trotzky and Kam Mus 1 and Gi ellor Cuno, st burg in German five mer 4 business umb Tht 1,890 carn deliveries connect team orders filled argo feet. U fe weeks of the ported to the ‘5 amy feet 699,104 first, I think the Fre wrong. I think France in need of candid friends An of Fr the ba Went re not tru her atate frie ‘ men ¢ 1 think Estimate Smaller pat England is Crop of Potatoes cenaitions: «x 1923 Mi the ited at her own standpoint, United ace feder ling to estimate one the States tn a bad way The in a bad way crop Jast year while ated at 379,0 It i pointed out higher becaune, 000,000 bushels. « year's cro in eat 9,009. em. her workme Amertoan inter 1 interests are same th: was not real peace in th We both feel that a restored Germany, a rest a rest Metropolitans to business, tore 1 Play Indoor Golf | ties “ce 6: farm, means red wor t means more axto on armarr for peace purposes UNITED STATES SHOULD TAKE STRONG STAND ‘o me and less mone er tropt politan Building eptembe Joweler the Ruhr and the tt, we should vo our p ral support to By » we will prove uest friend ance herself. terexts t Ship News|" | De. | Tides in Seattle THURSDAY YRIDAY ALG, = AUG. % First High Tide | First Migh First Low Tide First Low sean Ost Second Migh Tide " on . © English fait - SEATTLE MAN I$ PROMOTED ». Roy Worth Gets Important Post in pan Francisco are now pinning a their t in virtua! Tide Second Migh opt t ned hecond Law Tide HOF p.m, 0 8 Low Tide Weather Bureau paink sit 18 nA Worth, § Arrivals and Departures ARRIVED — A . Prenident of the c tz of the Oakland offi new manager tn Seattle, 18 all of ¥ n for of Seattle, was Seattle offi held until now, He is a prominent member of Masonic and other organ and has a wide acquaintance in tho Pi ‘orthwest. Ho will leave for his new home shortly. ident Bibbins and D. EB lent ax any are In § ma Har- salesmanager ttle on an New Corporations Alaska Vessels Balled, atr OLYMPIA, Aug The follow- ing artic! of incorporation have | been filed in the office of the secre: |tary of state : | Pacific Manufacturing Co.—F. Vessels in Port at Seattle |Heldrich, Chris Wenger, C. F. Smith Cove Terminal—Pler 41—Str Kaga | Peterson; 60 years, 8 Maru, Pler 40—Str President Meiin Watters Co, Inc.—Warren C. ley, atr Eldridge, atr Tbukisan Mara Jeorgo P. Watters; 60 years, American Can Co.'s Terminal—Btr North- | Seattle, $10,000 wentorn, | Acme Apartment Hell Street Terminal——U. BN. 7s Cheu~! ter, Tinda sRoberta | $10,000. Producer: F. B. Stewart; | 000. | Enumclaw Mill and Logging Co— | Ralph H. Higs B. Price, T. I | Hamano; 50 yea joattlo, $10,000, National Variety Co—A. B, Eck- Jart, E ul; 50 years, Seattle, | $10,000 Ex-| a eet |Favors Govermnant Market for Farmers | CHICAGO, Aug. 23. A govern- mont marketing corporation to han- dle farm products is imperative to save farmers, according to Benja- min C, Marsh, managing director of the farmers’ national council, He de- Kirkpatrick, | “lared the farmers mus vo close to Sitka, Queen Juneau, ted, str Alaska, Co. at 60.9 wemo, yacht Son Fulton, Datry—R. 50 years, H. Ressler, 66.00 Str Ohionn eattle, $ 61.00 0.00 | Bier 3 all 3 er D. ova. Ep.oy | United States Shipping Board. Moorings Btr Anna KE. Morne, att West Nilus, atr Wert Jester necticut Street ‘Torminal—Str Banta Street Terminal—Str Steel porter. | Anroclated Ol Co.—Str Oduna. Lander Street Terminal—Str Ipawich, | Hanford Atroet mal — Destroyers Hktn Forest Friend, Mandusan, Maru, | Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.— Atr Patterson. Nottteton,a Mill Hetfernan's Tatnter, ate | Btimson's’ sti Fi | ream (Buoy t)-—Ste_Atadinon | one 144 | Stream—U, 8, 8, Okiahoma, | tholr crops in Interest 1.67] ville, U. 8, 8. Kanawh dextroyern Now, 207 charges on indebtedness, 14 lets ate Reo Henry Villara Drydock—Bark Gratia, Men ate 8. 8 Mel 5. #. Tex: 104, 205, 308, | and bonus Winsiow Krune, Marine bp nts | Dont "i the} and| Stur Want Ady ara growing In |eause people have found that when put an ad in tho Star, tt brings resulta, Main 0600, | Ratlway Coquitlam. City era Alar Now. i Hohr I. Y. nohr Hotay mtr Lots of Cars for Crops, Says Lewis There will be ample cars for mov: ing a bumper crop of friit, and grain in Washington tis 4eason, Clancoy M, Lewis, secrotary @f the Manufacturers’ association of Wash- itr Brookdale, | ho. ‘ eventh of what they will got for | Irving T. | of opti cing World Must Bush Declares Aizen, money Br thus becom: ELINGS DIVIDED ON AGUE OF NATIONS vr Ls means of interferin th and South / 4 thqui ed that 10, because for ‘0 wit in with th: we are r ur repres wily old diplo- her like an fn b | deilt chocota belleve in the world court and dent Harding was rid court, is an We have never be. nly two methods of are either by arbi The we merican {dea, tration or by os great bellevers In s to court rather than aging in a physical fight about disp Ba we should be prepare put way and Uncle square deal his fists MATERIAL CONDITIONS IN ROPE AR re) improv quietly uld be a fair uld be a way by which would be assured of a without having to use . I think Burepe is facts is th the ma. tered Tho herds of cattle and have iner There are more horses. More acres of soll are being cultivated. Imple- that were worn out are being the war sheep men| replac “The railway tracks are being im proved. Tho roiling st eck ts being | repaired. Houses are being bull Factories are being en! ee Canals ure belng constructed. “These are, after all, real sources of wealth, Money is merely the counter which represents wealth. in on this very material progress and upon the market price of paper | oney that I base a certain amount ism tok ayn provided the peace endures in the Old World.” PROMOTED —Photo by Curtis Studio Roy Worth “Eat ’Em in Dark,” Says Yakima Man YAKIMA, Aug. 23.—Plans to spend | $50,000 for booklets advertising the Yakima appleg with funds donated by | alers and growers | merchants, fruit de: will be discussed Saturday night at the Yakima Commercial club. A slo- gan, "If it comes from Yakima, you can eat It in the dark,” posed by 3B. Barnes, Exchangers Indorsed Northwest Products Tho Northwest Products move. ment was given another boost at the meeting of tho change Wednesday noon in Meeves’ cafe: teria, A resolution Introduced by Allen, and adopted unant. sly by tho club, pledged membership to support the products of Northwest manufacturers, ernational dis- | Europe has bet-| ased. | ‘ope’s future—j has been pro-| club } the | Public Markets SANITARY *, S60 Ret 5 « pples, & the. connen be; 7 bare corn, 100% 49-1, sack $1.65; o. 2 tomatoes, 166 1, Pike Piace 2hc; shelled ves, bbe I; Ibs, 206; apricots, Volar Bakery Gi Toe & aprinots, 41.10 erate; n ary peaches, 4 tall cans natlig, Gt; Searchlight Ge; 1-%b. ean Ghirar ; large Del Monte to- toes, ibe; 4 Sunbrite cleanser, +: pkg. cake flour, 260. Btall 35, |Lipton’s tea, yellow label, The Tb: cas sliced pincap 0c can Royal bax. | ing powder, 1. can Wasson eaffes, |oua6 witn 'a free; Log Cabin syrup, 2be, 4c oc large pki Youm washing powder. WesTt. Stall 19, 2 pkes. | Naptha somp, |iarge roll toilet paper, Elliott 0s) cocoa, 2 ardtack, 2 Btall 192, talt ite can; Uappy Home corn, |etring beans, 2 cans f6c; tomatoe can. Stall 169, Lynden butter, [fresh ranch eggs, Sic doz, pure honey, 8c pt. Sugar pure cane + 995 om. sas; F 1086 cane corn a 2.35; » he; 4 Fels wax paper, 196: be: 4 bal Foreign Trade | The foreign trade bureau’ of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce has | recelved the following inquiries in tho foreign trade field information |concerning which may be obtained Jat the bureau | (1203)*Lumber importer tn Japan asks for names of reliable exporters. | (306) Ready Cut Houses—Informa- tion as to costs for installing wanted |by architects in New Zealand. | (1305)—Conch shells wanted by Ra- jdlo Bupply Co. in Chicago. (1306) Salesman with 26 years’ ex- |perience in United Kingdom wants jaccount for sale of canned salmon. | (07) Ceecho-Slovakia manufactur- er ywants agent for sale of bead neck- laces, giniles, fringes, earrings, |Christmas tree ornaments, dress or- naments, imitation stones. (1308) New York broker has for ale bristles, desiccated egg prod ucts, feathers and kapok. | | Seattle Steck Market Furnished by H. M. Herrin & Co. | 117 Cherry Bt. Bank Stocks— Bis Asked American Savings Bank...$ 65.00 § ank of Cal anadian Hank of Com | 193.00 220.00 Marine Nav Metropolitan ... : National Bank of Com... jatfonal City . Seaboard National .... Reattle National Seattle Title ‘Aero Alarm, com. . Alaska Steamship Carnation Milk Prod., entennial Mill. Federal Telegraph Fisher Flouring Mill General Petrolew be Grain & Milling, com Globe Grain & Milling, pd Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Cal.), pid. sieueRy |Hawatian Sugar | Honolulu Piant Chas. H. Lilly ‘ew World Lite jorthern Life .. }Oahu Sugar | Pacific Alaska Navigation, | Pacific Car & Foundry | Pacific Coast Biscuit Pacific Gas & Elec., Pac, Tel. & Tel., pid Ploneer Mills (sugar) Puget Sound Power, 6% vf |Reld Bros, com |Retd Bros, pfd Sperry Flour, com. Sperry Flour, pfd. Superior Portland Cement. Todd Shipyards . * Herbach, ytd The Seattle Star | Published Daily at 1307 Seventh Ave, Seattle, Washington STAR WANT AD RATES Count 6 words to one line; cost, 17 cents per tne Same ad to run 3 or more times, rate cost per line, 16 cents. EXAMPLE: 1 time, at 17 cents per pid. 10: 190.00 6.00 95.00 31.73 50.00 $0.00 96.00 « 100,00 pid.. 59.35 wt $200, 116.00 49.00 98.50 S-line ad, line, 51 cents. 3-line ad to run 3 times, at 15 cents per line, $1.35. PelGonttact Rates by Request Main 0600 — Want Ad Dept. acento =e BUSINESS SERVICES Attor eae DVICH free. lawyer an Caneks 505 Deny, aie. Pl S985, on declared, Wednesday. Tho fation is just completing a state-wide survey of the railroad car situation. pennies 8 8) { Building Permits 1] a a Metropolitan Building Co,, Cobb building, frame partition theater addition, $2,000, Benitle Clap. and Hardtak Coe eer ted cPame banery ndaiions tate K. Matcher, 8086 19th ave. N. EB, frame residence, 40x: 500, Inn, frame resl- 100x in; as: ‘th, Lynn 6, $6,000, th ‘ave, 8, realdence, 4, $1,000. Mra I. M, Cara, 1416 B. Thomas, tramo wealdonce, alteration, $1,000, at, frame Davin, W,, frame BADLL-WM. BAI jurke Tae ae gabe: "AIL cases, Fees mod. Carpet Weaving and Cleaning SW MANA BEST EVER RUG CO, Saye old carpets and make ‘durable fluff rugs, also rag Puss : 2617 Westo Main 385: ‘Collateral Loans value, aMtABLE. mot Third avenue. Fiectric Machinery ——HOUGHT—SOLD—) — RENTED W. MONTELIUS PRICH CO. Seattle, Monuments a -couND, Maho ait Gian alt and Virginia. NeicH Opitcian and Optomelt st Sr merry