The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1923, Page 15

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 19238, THE Sk BATT LE STAR .. BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building Saay WITHDRAW C-GRADE APPLE Big Crop Causes Price Drop in Ordinary Fruit a po! handled, out ar economy jon of many s If only ay taken off th it wou of the tion, in the op sales managers. 1,102 Apple Cars Is Record for Season For the first t apple shipments of passed 1,000 cars on 1,102 were shipper. 1 greatly crop WILL INST ALL WALL, STRERT ‘LUMBER OUTPUT MAINTAINS PACE = New Business Continues to’: iy reat the market Keep Ahead of Output "at FOURS CIAL WEVIEW A henumbed state wh than n of lun mt in I mills | nt p tudebaker Amer MW. up Mi Hethte nnxylvania Canadie 4%, up SAI MARKET SOR TD of Pacific ¥ CHICAGO, ©. Wheat and corn| will be held in the top] 1 4 bigher trading on pnuat vention tland, day, The y tion ta + plet thor pidly being pushed to com o”, and many au featur finance on mat «dl allied inter " of the i Hl be th central them cw and t of count n, , neement made future Seattle Stock Market ished by I. M. Horrid & Co. Cherry St Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday's Wheot— Open It 4% #108 and team d . d fee 216 feet st 39 we reported Denver Live Stock Wednenda: tation Cattle—1 COOLIDGE MAY | siks.iek calmer cae ee ae HELP FARMERS "Sete satan anastasia cod er meet i Hides and Wool Buying Prices, ¥. 0. B. Seattle 0 oe Portland Produce —————— NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO BUY A NECKTIE CTOBER 6 apart aN to 13 ha Autumn been act O° ne in To lisplays, the Arse Neckwear Inatit Vg $1,000 In thruout ation prize for t mote the Che co 15, und 4 wane ar oclation at 43 York elty timulate Jnted Inc nen for the exhibl tht > ha bent wlog of men's tore yntey n to pro mypetition closes mbor open te to SEATTLE MARKETS ‘Basic Business Soundnes ] Chart Indicates ‘Continued Activity Bitumioous Production Price Anthracite Production ~ Prices. ee Tot STH Hite & Miso Carloadings pe ” memen Pid-lroa Production m= Steol Ingot Produ: * Price U. 8. Steel Common Sng VEGRTABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Deaters (The pr aur to Seattle and apy @ for Daullng, sorage and Artichokes bunches FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Apples—Fancy Cooking Minek berries Blueberries Mananas— Der Cantaleupes Constban— 1 Cocom Dates--Drom Vigs—Dried, Cal joomeberries 1 Per %. cS Mlandard t 26-phe. box 0 4-02. pkes. Stock Sales 26 Industriaiss, 20 Rallroads. meee New York Outelde = Debits to Ind. Acct. 1 Bank Clearings Stock Markets == — Connunpticn ——— = eee) apse =a SS RR es Ds Oe a REA a ae ee | ee Cotton , 06 Grape Vruit—Cal Grapes— Manga, small jug . Seedlees, amail tue The above charts, tovering the period beginning with August 1, 1922, and ended with August 31, 1928, appear in the Seattle National bank’s edition of the October issue of The Industrial Digest, distributed in Seatt’: Friday. Figures for August, 1922, have- been taken as 100. Anthracite figures for August, 1921, have been taken as 100, owing | to the strike in 1922. ; GYRO. CHAPTER Members of the Seattle Gyro club left Thursday morning for Vancou-|te ver to participate in the ceremonies Incident to the installation of officers ot the Vancouver chapter of the In ternational Association of Gyro clubs, which will take place TI ning at $ o'clock at the hotel. The following members are to rep- resent the Seattle ci Jackson, Rees T. Evar Coder, Emil P. Jarvis, ¢ wick, Fred Ewald, Frank R. son, Eldred Ireland and Willis Wednesday's Quotations , Nutter—47@ 51 king, green or ealted— Exge—Duy 1 up to 16 tbe. ing prices, No.2 Meney—Comb, per caso kip. ereen cre - Mirained. pe 116 up to 28 The., Huckteberriee Boston Wool x prices, 18@460 dos a0 ations for the “e ting the crop in way at in ald governm used to tide the the local bank: ed him, over the pres w prices. purpose of an ordinary home and an that nt mon wh | | | 2. Lemons—Faney hid: “uD ch hid: x9 or bul Dey tt Dry salt cc | Dey tint to me The tee ordiga to size + $9.500 100 + 1000 200 Vv uver w Prices Paid Whe Rack Le Lay per Va, per My . $ . i . Per Ib... Cal, No. i, per Th. mbo, budded. per 1, «.. Fancy } pert DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Vaid to Shippers rtat— Je Keattle delivery ranch, wiuite shell sale |Copper Selling at | Record Low Figure ick- | H.| Kemp. | NBW YORK, Oct. 4—Copper| ‘The installation will be conducted | metal is obtainable {n small quan by Jesse M. Warrén, president of the | tles 13% cents Seattle Gyro club, who is also gov-|ered. There h ernor of the Pacific Northwest dia-| fers of moderate t¢ aap Dee. trict, which udes Washington, | figure. tareiy Oregon and B h Columbia, | for some 5 119% Almonda—t. X. Liverpool Grain Tharsday’s Quotations Wissi-! Gpen “Blah Coarse. clean Cores. heavy .. 1.000 0869 Bheep prits, each Halted sheep shear, each Dry long balr goat sking, ib, do short halr, each This \ apartment house districts, the fact that a perfectly good playground Hes directly overhead gradually is — ing thru the wainscoating. There always is romanee tn a rook party. The view of the lights far below, the sublimated shriek of the elevated whistle and the sudden dis- covery of the moon put it several love affairs ahead of the parlor. Most New Yorkers know of the moon only _ by hearsay. By going up on the — roof, the light-dazzled Manhattanite discovers to his surprise that the stars do not range themselves into chewing gum advertisements and that the moon has not been utilized for the description of cord tires. Foreign Exchange wor, Sterling. a rane, 40.0591 marnet BANK CLEARIN' Milk—Cwt., fod. Beattle supply ¥. 0, BR. rondensary DAIRY PRODUCTS ices to Retail Denters creamery, ub “0 elding Company Opens New Plant The F: Electric Welder Co., ‘which was y formed by the| purchase a anization of the || Welder and Manu: || ot ton, has en-|| and estab. at the corner of Galer st., with J of the company, Ship News ty Tides in Seattle Wrench franc, THURSDAY OCT. 4 , Piet 1. Seattle Clearings $6,901,628, se rwes Hatter | Local prints Preah ranch colors Portland Clearings white she te: ' 2%; German mark: ts FRIDAY OCT. & First Low Tide Hig | Tide | 6:31 sm. 15 ft | mi. 10.5 ft.) First High Tide | Second lam "Tide 1 10.9 ft ] 6:69 p.m. 6.2 ft. w Tide Second High Tide 6 tt an 11:38 p. my tb th. Cottec—No. *. No, ¢ Hantos, | Weather Bureau Report TAOOBH ISLAND, Barometer tiatag eight ralles anh td dikes Total tran’ 2,978,000.00 yet, equipment 5S if 3 N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | —_— ns aniersumune | Public Maricets ted, Pa Eid nai | WESTLAKE Sienr tall, Wenitake ond flour, (Td, $1.8 16-Tb, mack 49¢; scrateh to n and wheat, i white { Mechani tall 193, King matches, Keareh orn meal, 3 doe p corn, Tata H « bare " Dungen 5 —% he 12:56 p. mandate Suxur—t Special Gord ee rr ware’ Me Rend flour Ge. 8 Financial Flashes From James Macfarlane & Co. 811 Second Ave. San Francisco Produce Wedn 4 oT. Thm eodas, 2 the. p Batter— Vh.; fr Kerw vtocks average | $8.09, an of .03 nty | rail stocks 78.96, an in-| crease of | Twenty industrial use above Ive, 9 to 12 the 4 The. and up. young September Failures Fewer Than in 1922 © NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Commercial failures In September totaled 1,280, as compared with 1,433 in August and 1,460 in September, 1922, Arrivals and Departures ‘Aeiived—oget Ler te French export tonnage in |yi# Christiansand, Baibos, os Arecles,| Everett Girl Ig Sought in Seattle first seven months of 1923 in- m.; \str J. C. Kirkpatrick from Los creased 15 per cent over the | Angeles via San Franciae 29 p.m; corresponding period: in 1922; | stf Horace X. Haster from Fake Har-| gearon for Josephine 1. Rob import tonage increased 7 cob. Tac ‘ eared from her home in 23, w wed Wed. Jette: the following the per. |} $0. py, str} who di cent, a, id verett General fi cars in September, compared with To nae mes P that the girl had been seen ie 399) lane. schedule calling for 82,000; October | # E r Tuesday afternoon on a 19th ave. | tails 2:32, pet reet car, here. ‘Tho girl's parents, | pie, 30: | sphye ° Mr. and Mra, H. C, Roboy, have of Stall 47, Nut. mareurine, ; j capes ae | schedule, 90,000 «and 3 ‘ for New Forty-one oil companies with fore $00 reward for, information Se; Teagardon preserves, strawberry renee $e eee ae d rawpberry, 320 Tb, blackberry 2c her whereabouts den faram, 20c. Stall 23, home ema ppearance, ording to| nals, 49¢ T%.; potato salad, 206 pt probably. was eaused by | Stale R-13-1 ch, 100 Th.; Sunkist | sulting from her oranges, 3 doz, home grown toma fn Ing swimmers | CORNER F ran ga Stalin 94-96 Piko at, beef wtew, 3 the. Cy & week Dre-| i496; "tamb chops, club sausage, average at pth The. moles light Faney, heavy, vOULTR Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Dressed, per th, Mens—Drerred, heavy . Dressed, Hight ... ny Ju Tacor Bebree = OUT OF LUCK From the Philadelphia Bulletin W. G, Williamson, chemist, says that a man came into his laboratory the other day, threw a sample bag of stuff on his desk and asked what it was worth. “Iron pyrites,"” pronounced Wil liamson, as he carelessly juggled the samples in the air. “Not worth any- thin “Say,” gasped the horrified son of Vermont. “You mean to say that stuff's not gold? There’s a widow living out here who's got a whole hill _ of that, and I up and married her yesterday. i Motors produced 69,400 Be plice, margari: ima hone Sailed } pail 75¢ tail 122, minute Str at on Dairen via Var Shanghal York . Umht, t. BrollersD ters and clan Geese— Drei a fowan Portland concerning Her di her parents, tal of two di at White Rock, I | vious. str Princess 7028 Brooklyn, frame re © 48x26, $3,200 erg, 3402 Woodlawn park, ronidence 28x26, $3,200. Woodlawn 1 lose +e + AS@ capitalized August. Subscriptions to Canadian refund. Floods at Casper, Wyo. re- il loss $1,600,000 and oil | 10,000, | Clark, at $4 Coos Bay and Willapa Harbo: ™m ea Alaska Vessels Oct. +—Hailed, atr Qu aap auagwas, Oct. 3—Malied Oat. t-Balled, ett Admir- ees at 10 p. 144 |. de 13| | trame 112 | Stephen | frame {stephen | tame Stephen frame ri Fancy, tight Henvy, coars a me Medium, 4) shock Re park, Quotations at Stockyards Cattio— Prime steors Medium to good... Prime cows nnd helfers . Cave rescue + 6508 7.00 af 00 | Wm Madson, 0 r idence 36x26, 9.60 Teaidence 36x30, $40 Lessee Chas, Blane, 140 Mas cafe alteratio: 9.00 | 94. Neubert, 9.50@11.00 H. Le ker, 700@ 9.60) ‘© 32x26, « 6.00@ 9.00 Murphy | | Anti-Wood Group Wins in Election MANILA, P. I. Oct 3, The Quezon, or anfi-Wood, group seemed | today to have won a decided victory | ery butt full cream che Sheldon vice president of park, Sinclair Refining, speaking at the American Oilmen’s association con vention, said he believes the crisis| Vessels in Port at Seattle | in of] Industry has passed. h Cove Terminal—Pier 41—8tr Pres With but one or two excep- 4 Mary, Wehr tions, banking institutions * atlar, Wi rv pen led cur in the opinion that business ‘Germinal—Str Hakata |in yesterday's election of the nation will show no de- | | The election was precipitated by crease in October, and that the ay eg bey, SP maa |the recent éinsh between Gov. Gen general economic situation will Btall 12, 3 the ric i, 8, C. G. Hald motorship Theo-| Leonard $. Wood and Filipino toad. | Stall fe rier continue sound for the remaind- ers, which had ita climax in the res-| fee, $1; special on frult jai Stall si, er of the year and probably snation of the cabinet : Wenee eth, pall tee; atrictiy tran cage; |FleMe—Tocal blends beyond. Returns today Indicated that Ra- | Puy tty vee putter, we arind 1th ali |g Family patente. Placing of further orders for rails |mon Fernandez, the coalition candl-| mii, 4 tall cane 39. Stall 1611 Pike pi, |Saeer—Can . Ma Theet. both the B. & O. and the C. & date, supported by Manuel Quezon, | arcade, shelled sles te Bos anneal) TAY r walnuts, pieces and haltves, G6 Ib; aused a slightly better tone in janthWood leader, had heen electe Vea ar ninestn steer Thi} Jbrdbe: raw pea. |Alfalta i ted steel shares. |to the legislature over: Juan Suma-| huts, 2 te. 260; apricot oe Straw . ——— long, candidate of the democrata | peaches, 2 tb ; larke Italian prunes, |Carn—Whole, yellow, party, by 15,000 plurality. 4 the, Zbe, Stall 39, coffer, 280 and Cracked and feed ment, residence 44x28, $4,000, 465 Crockett ty, 36,5 3932 Ferdinand, frame CHRISTIANIA—The United States government has purchased one of the finest residences in Christiania for its legation mansion | and office. The building was owned by the son-in-law of ‘Alfred B, Nobel, founder of the Nobel prizes. It has 4 large, well-cultivated garden and. other desirable features. 2.008 T40@ +. 640@ + 8408 eooth heavy ee Iniversity ats, 0. eridan ave., 00. 08 Henderson, $1,600, (204 23rd ave or butter, 49¢, 2 ; Mason Ja dof, wack $1.66 peanut butter, 3 PIKE Stall 17, § tha. best cane sugar, | Sheep— frame Pilme lamba Common .9 choi Yearlngs Wethers . fteals ground frame LACK rewld Hate M. N une, Late at, Murph frame. residence, 2 Wa, cot- | 7—Motorship ate Frances | Pier 5—Sehr Azaten. Pier b—Belt Azalen Pler 2—Htr Victoria, str Jofterson, Pler D—Str H, F, Aloxander, iio Const Coal Bunkers—U. Swit 8. Shipping Hoard Moorings—Str An- | na E, Moree, str Went Nilus. Tracy Street Terminal—Str lowan, Lander Street Terminal—Str Candidate. | Milwaukee Ocean Terminal—Motorahip |. Biars. Amert- | Hantora Anvil, Carolyn MODERN ELECTRIC SAFE DEPOSIT EQUIPMENT eal Seepteneel Admiral y—Fivet grade... OLYMPIA, Oct. articles of Incorporation hi In the office of the » ry of st Japanese-Amertean Commixsion Co, | Seattle, changing name to Trutakawa and | Japanose-American Commision Cou Beattie, 00; Van C, Griffin and Paul | Carrigan. Burton & Valentine compan: B Burton, J. Hen ting ‘axh, To make, manufacture, mark, stamp, design, embrold- change, repair, dye, clean and otherwise Kenerafly treat and deal: in and with ten, cotton, woolen, ete. Standard, ‘Tin and, Metal Corporation S900 |of Washington, Soatite, $200,000; Albert 00 |. tz, Clyde Ro Walker and CG. W, 35.06 | Ortrom. 00| Siloam Hoapltat anf Sanitarium eom- S709 pany, “Soap. Lake, $10,000; C, W, Mo- Jonkey, Lee MeDonald, J, L, Harris, MH 90| Zach Finney and D. F. Mordhors 87.00, Rev Drug company, Inc, Sedro Wool- |tey, $100,000, HA. King, M.A. Frietf ‘ina V. King, Albert J. Palmauist, Chem: ter Ro Ame and Clarence B, Halverson, Wally & Nordstrom, Seattle, inereas- 22.00 ing stock $25,000 to § p00, following Bi been fi 11 Kinds’ flour trom $1.60 up; Crystal | Barley —Whole feed, 100 can; largo. pkg. Go |ontesNtnta feod, 10008 aby olled and rown can Libby pork and b Sprouting, 100's Whoat—Recleaned teed, Mixed toed, 80 All-Grain Chop—S0'a . Chick Feed—100'" | Chick B, M. Manh—1o0'™ +) Growing Feed \ | Egg Mash—10 Keruteh Feed—100' 81 | Cocomnut Meal--100'8 Cottonseed Moal—100's bats | Linseed Ol Menl—100'n . 40¢ can KC |goya Bean Meal—100's MONTREAL.—Jules G. Jusserand, French ambassador to the United "| States, will be the chief speaker at |the Parkman centennial celebration, |to be held in Montreal on ‘Tuesday, November 13. The list of speakers will, include Prof. Bliss Perr of Meetings SS23SSS33 The Seattle chapter of the can Association of Engineers will| Hood. meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock in | *0kane Street ‘Terminal oom 206 Railway Exchange building. | road Dey Docks rle R. Jenner, chief examiner of Went Iitmrod Washington Title Insurance Co, |Past Sound Bridge & Dreduing H 1 ty, and Di w. | speak on title insurance, pany rarities ida teh AD ol fs Slr Patterson » — - Filrt, ote Norway Maru. Colby, of New York, formorly of baking powder, 200; Lipton’ yellow tabel | Attala, Meal-100°e | Ames Terminal Cc Nettleton'a Mill-—Motorahip Frank Lynen,| McCHIl untverslty, /The famous his TRADE TERM ite Northwestern, torlan's only: daughter, S LNB SFSU EW ONE thy ROMEO X: | Darieman sOortin, |: and ton, 160 1B.; Pc & G, Naptha‘eoap, 6 bare [Ginn sentedoune ERE aes» | Mrs. Grace her husband Went Hoattle Klevator—Str Hawall Maru, | Will attend the celebration, dhe} 10, can Wanton’ coffee, with 3 Granulated—100' Heffernan'a Drydock-—@tr Talnier, | n canister, $1.15 Stall 2% best Yakina, | Chareoat (hardwi Seattle Training Station—Eagte | calit Gua honey, 6 1 Fish Menl—100'8 . 7 | real # 10¢ th. beat. comb | Grit-—Limeatone, 100% hon for be; Kv0d creamery | Granite, 100'4 . julter, (60 M.j our bert butter, 490, Stail | Ment Herape—Euatorn, 16 G6, mustard pickles, 166 pl, 26e qt; large | Shell—Wastern oyster, 100 dij! pkgkles, 4 tor 10 Wentorn oyster, 100's . pr Btrect Terminal—Str Robin Stalls 36, 8 th 1140, ground ¢ ee, | tie; Bim ; a | Ivo} soda, 80; be; 6 Staite Amats jate, 280} large 4 cane Sunbrit cake fou Cryatal V “00 | Seattle, Ubon | $20,000 foloe | and Loui ys well, Atr Commer- Str Ketehikan, ste S400 49,00 34.00 Co Bktn W. BD. ite noup, While there are some fe tures | xhown In the chart of business con- ij dered as unfavorable from the | standpoint of the industries involved, business os a whole is shown by the = condition, ‘A brief summary of the | fuctn disclosed by the chart tx ed by J. H. Miner, vice president and rmanuge ot the agurument sf nie, Modern Cliff-Dwellers See Revival 0 tt relations of the Seattlle National | ~ bank, 1s follows: Art of Ancient Babylon {| The neries of charts reproduced 9 /above indicate the inherent strength! 1. : * 135 of the economic situation. The vol.|__ NEW YORK, Oct. 4—New York at ume of production ix clearly shown |last achieved something in common to be greater than a year ago, thru! with ancient Babylon and the Egypt the record of car Seite and the/of the now dusty Pharaohs in the production of iron and steel {sage While “bank clearings and the| Matter of elevated garniens—of mak- Vpee k market. records show reaction | ‘2% TO#es grow and cypresses take Cheene— root in places of flint and asphalt. Oregon triplate. .. with the other basic trends so}. 7 | ast eam brick ... ble, these reactions are a more ie hanging. gardens’ of . Babylon, Bw Wholesome check to a ten, (Built in the childhood of Asia, lived | hington tr we |in tradition long after the city had mook triplets. old 30 | dency towards inflation, which exist- | POULTRY AND Jed in the spring. | crumbled. ib geet efinend hevthainsgs Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers Of c¢ the marked decline in| '@ Word that an exploration party to shippers |the price of wheat was a distinct dis: |"¢%t by the Metropolitan museum of Broliers—Per TD. . Pi Jorthweat, (att Uncovered the remains of a high Gepane olives “3 | Advantage to the Pacific Northwest. | S70 mneovared the remit : Fancy 4. p . anjern states with their large acreage | S#rden bullt by the Pharaoh Mentu- Hene—4% Ta, and up... 36 | of wheat land: yet even this unfavor. | HOtep TIL over a sterile cliff of stone Eyer pirat Peds Bg da {| able factor affecting local conditions are orc near the bleak Valley af dry picked 3 centa | wilh be materially offset by the in. | Pe Kings. xed demand for wheat which will |, Tf old Mentuhotep could win a fur. 14|Ro doubt follow the Jupnn disaster, | !0¥sh from Osiris and pay a brief ‘Ik| The decline in the price of petro: | Visit to New York, he would chuckle. @{leum is of course welcome in the| For in Manhattan the hanging-gar- Northwest, where large quantities |4¢M idea has awakened from its sleep 4 are consumed and none produced. of the ages. One finds rose trees and + seg! | The leading authorities thruout the files of Italian. cypresses set up AND MEATS® "!|country are more or leas In agree.|amonk the chimney tops In a sky” ‘ |ment that fundamental conditions }/*Ad world that formerly was conse- _ay| Point toward a continuation of satis. | Cited to cinders, clothes lines and 31| factory business conditions at least Sticky asphaltum, 21| for another six months’ period. No doubt Mentuhotep would. laugh 28) : ait more when he saw the million-dollar aerie built by C, K. Eagle on the top of an apartment house at Seventh ave, and 57th st. | COUNTRY ESTATE IS |ON APARTMENT ROOF There in the heart of New York is an Itallan Renaissance palace that might have been imported f. 0. b. A {coating of earth three feet deep has [deen sufficient to nourish 15-foot park, /c¥PFesses. Rhododendrons stand at “\attention; rose bushes bow in the roof-top breezes, and vines twine frame | themselves around the pergolas that |help make a country: estate in dens. est Manhattan, In & marble pool nine feet wide and three feet deep, carp and trout provg that a fish can make itself as much at home on a roof as a cinder- | blackened clothespin. A hump-backed bridge, such as is rs down by shuffling geta In the country districts of Japan, crosses cow see pond; a marble infant clasps a shell in its arms and pours out a | small cascade, Lanterns such as might have lighted the uncertain footsteps of Francois Villon hang over the door: ways of the Italian palace, Rustic benches wrap themselves affection- ately around the cypresses; curved marble. seats punctuate the lawn, Paths are made of uneven flagstones with blides of freelance grass poking up between, TOPSIDE ACREAGE IS VALUABLE ASSET An aviary furnishes apartments with bath to canaries, while a num: ber Of fantail pigeons lead the gayer life of the socially unfettered, Gray squirrels run at liberty over the landscape. ‘All in all, the Eagles” palace of the chimney tops is sufti- clently complete and well appointed to rank as the capital of New York's akyline, New York 1s coming to a slow realization of its wasted topside acre: age. In both the tenement and EATTLE NATIONAL AYPOTHECATE BANK To hypothecate stock, bonds other securities, Is to place them on deposit ax a pledge for a loan. A pearl discovered in a fresh wa ter mussel in the River Conway, North Wales, iy sald to form one of the crown Je | ’ kana, whe Hetry low, sche i V. Kruse, barge Coquitlam Clty,