The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1923, Page 18

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 °- BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building ,°, ALASKA WEEK ‘Home Week Tells Story {New York Stock Market|\Building Record Is Good TELL PLANS FOR PLANSMATURE of Northwest Product 3 ... in Pacific Coast Cities ARCADE SQUARE : : ‘ 4 ; ie ‘ : exp ; . ‘ nt Two More Stories Will Be ashington Products Would Build and \ wer pr wx-swericee/ Washington Is Only State in Which)“ gdded in Near Future Furnish a Home Completely on September Exceed August Record gram, t BY W. B. FRANCE p ain i 189 forwa 5 5 Seas he ) ae pe day of the Yo pro; : , bag progr ge that means more home and 5 junc more money to spend on the homes, | {Yt # ‘ For @ . One of t v e| when once the public nota tha tie | orative purposes, Washington would 1 ; ae most claborat and | 2nd acts ¢ It is the idea of ke Bait obi ' : ; ported as fol ng the at hom [ fur garment en in Seattle rant aetna a Out in the kjtchen of a Made-in-] fornia The show of t held in| into the making of the home is manu: | Washington home would be a W ; ; trading on the| §277,885,774; Washington, four « a> Arena, and in charge of| fctured in the state of Washing = tically all kinds of } te 3 . ; h Trade today. | $23,177 Oregon, two cite Adison Cuttma It will include} '©8,” Harold N. Moore, secretary of | siiy including @ stepladder—ir . ‘ ain some of| 901.5 iaho, two cities, $ the industria} committee of the Seat-| kitchen utensil. But on th 1 ‘ F 5 alr buying spurt z Chamber of Commerce, said yes | Washington would relgr cok ; closed lower 620.401 all of the commercial furs at terday The great bulk of these Popad é . a y rn plenty of « for It produces practically every ments. things are made right here in Seat Kt prod p Extensive Display of Furs W Will Be Big Feature pe and a sharp brea » in termountain St x and P. anager of Ur Ste. etet “Got ak nod| iden be fang, there Set the) dry tubs, ax well an the refrigers I ‘ y & per cont . 9 T King & ( given in the Orena Oct. 19, 1 ¢ th 9 A f t made cand Ising of the American flag t peribtike teen st site a L LE NEEDED Chicago Board ine Trade Sy t i Hap nine months’ tot pite nlightened pop’ Alaska Week commit We are proud of Pacific North.|@%¢ made in Washington, and ¢ ? Be ‘ 1 ‘ iis bane tenth : ie ae ss a of fil their Seattle homes | Would complete the housewi é and neglected a gained by 35 py will be entitled “T Shooting of | With Seatt Washington furnigh- | Washington.ma ° : C maces f r ‘est by 1 P c which Septem Dan McGrew.” The princ ned I} become one of the} 6 w sid re important ‘ of that of dresses of the week will & fn trial centers of sas to theta beg a z ore ¢ Jual citie } ; 1 ered on October 18, the anniversar ry ‘ t; Everett MtMitke after the purchase of | Herbert Schoenfeld spoke of the | / ‘ . ‘ LOSS IS HUGE EE tren, Runels superiority of Washington-made fur \70 COME ETE List " 76 Gwotations 4 recorded co Ma tager Mere ertain rugs for the a r 1 the record it is | Yaflety of toys for the children - i 0% A i 4 7 is the Uttle things like winde ba BUILDING IS GAINING v f r 1 dership, our nation is i Th leas f - brought into the state | Wekhts and+stovepipes and elect IN WASHINGTON ° nar “ i : imme anu ! . 1 ter | Heaters that show how com: aay ’ That building ts slightly leas n of Spokane I ful enemy. War is being ore, and, as q matter ‘ the list of Maden. Washingto 3 active than a month ago in Cal ‘The record for September, as com-|¥aged against this enemy continu much of our Washington made furniture is being shipped to | things for the home ¥ Goode ‘ * | fornia and Oregon, but is increasing | pared with A 2 ome of | Ally, but our fight is made ineffec Eastern markets, to say nothing of} Pillows and pianos are the two big . 4 in Washington is shown by the re-/ the P tive t indiffe 6 ithin on the Oclental, tras ms that are not as yet made in : | ports of 60 cities for the months of | follows own ranks. ‘That enemy is FIRE 2 ashington, Rugs are as yet con-| A c ints Heptember which total $35,969,458, § ‘Gur tribute to thie anemy:in4eae as PUBL 1 NEEDS sone aa whe fia a costars 1 r aa | whicts ts 1 per cent leas than the | Everett u as shown by Brad: was $410 Other Metals Maintaining | DB plain _{and blankets are mostly of the In | total for: Auguet, but ta:94-per cent tipeuiew TT 1 a08,850, Uninediad aot. ware oak cal people are beginning to ge o : S t . | dian type. These things are still to o . i greater than the total from these 3.82 sex would bri his figure to Prices at Good Level the meaning of Northwest products, | ome, and will be made here some ‘ Liverpool Grain cities for September of 1922 5 well over $500,000,000. Think of liens Ge vee i to. be aold on pour time, Meanwhile, it is possible to 4 \ 1 Monday's Quotations eina|, 1% California, 28 cities give 1 : burning up half a billion dollar: a. As yet they do not realize what | nuiid and furniah a house with every jae 2 yon Migh tow | Cloes| total for September of $29,346,387, | vancouver dpi nisl yg Harnett het Au 62 the purchase of locally-made goods : Pe : ona rain of 3 r cent last & \ y e 7 v ing. would mean to thelr prosperity and {2s made in Washington, with | " 7 Bua te tha 5 rye 4 gain ot per c at over last Bep- | Ww Wa xactly. what/we are doing | * me ‘i e few exceptions 106 3 ats 4/tember, but lows from August of skima 9 219 A comparison of our losses that of the whole district. Perhaps | Me#e f ere mber, but a loxs from August of /Yakima ,, 180,648 12,71 mparison of our with Seattle and the te of Washing. ’ 3% | this r of 25 per cent. In tie In Xe those of our European neighbors out of every hundred purchasers, one | ‘ ! NEW YORK, Oct. 9—The Engi-! neering and Mining JournalhPress, in its current issue, says ‘The metal markets have been quiet during the last week, but prices have | two ask for W ashington-made ton is just beginning to realize a4 ’ N. Y. Suge eid Coffee | termountaln bts ates, seven cities re Totals $2 302,208 $1,820,956 | Puts Us to shame ‘ In 1913, the year extensive ir industries, anc ° Monday's Quotations - oS f h a the losses of hew much the giving of loyal sup-|{ 2 ‘ et; raw, $7.66) refined, quiet { ations isenbed been well maintained except in the goods, We are glad © that one ase of copper, which has again de. We are gindfo pave that on Clined to close to 13 cents, delivered, | oF o ~ ek Rfeyeth lt 21) pgpsare3 port to e industries would 1 exer SM result of an almost total ab} 1s rosperity such as we can|*0r the development and prosperity | do nfd Wi Sel i‘Meitein sence of inquiry paella yspra of the whole district. In think! fle. Ade | pita—more than “four times ‘The stronger tendency In the cop- Home Beautiful week,” ev 1 4 , European ‘ per market last week proved short w people stop to r Just how | citizen will couple with it 1 1 18 Foreign Exchange ee] The worat of er a | od. 19.2009.6 from 11 cents to 49 cents per capita that time our losses $2 <9 | Many things in their homes are made . lived. Orders were placed at 13.59 tha atate’ of Washingte t of supporting the home fac: |* w YOR Yoreign " £.40|/of much effort expended on educu cents delivered, but owing to the! iso iscie con be bullt almost en 4 that are making home furnish change: opened. irrvgular., Bu \ ere, With « fe z ecag see Hf) | ins public to greater care and small amount of both domestic and |). of Well: stil tiota: sajeeaticn lings for Washington homes > | p06 7 ; onal exceptions, prices to producers Sheep— of fire construction, in eas thia price was there-| 1M ‘ eos can be freurea by deducting the cost of| Prime Iambs sissees 2.60@11.00 (nine years the American per capita een oustness this price was | brick, cement and terra cotta for the te a 7 ‘ | Common 0 choice ........ Tee@ ssl an ee eee after shaded by some sellers. s ingles for Chi ‘ [transportation to Beattie and epprosi- | yo fire loss has jumped from $2.10 to w shingles for the roof, doors, | e oe b 00 Zn the last few days some sellers | windows, paint and phase me al for : ‘ mar mately 16% for nauling, storage and sell: | Wethe 50@ 1.69 | $4.75—nn increase of 125 per cent. have held at from-13% to 13.5 cents, | pela demand, ; sae eee uael mwas 60@ 660) When we compare the thick! | pipes and drains leave little to be im ; Pra ae vB Fs ut these quotations are admittedly | ?!PCs * at tenes : re : Artichahes—-Por des : FLUUR AND SUGAK populated European nations wi | ported for the structure. > eT%y; marks, ‘ i 1 Wholesale Prices Nominal and business has been con. Pe ato a Mude-in Washington | | Gere col 4 | iar don. bunches . ih | Plowr—tocal blends... zog|UF own open spaces and comfori fined to carload lots or for points) i cuss there would be Washington | orado Mouthern x 8 21 ir Bye ba} feet | eagimily, petente 1 Ueseetes| ably settled cities, all excuse for our is . at . per cwt ec ste shes. > ‘where the freight rate !s above nor-| aster and kalsomine on the walls, | cofus Cash, Wheat | "“Local, erate, 96 bead.,......190@200| Reet. per cats, @ | fir te vanishes. European na mal. Washin {Columbia nd Carrete—Local, per dom, 5.6506 ty #49! tions long ago learned to use fire- e ‘a ston screens on the doors and 7 | CHICAGO, o Cash wheat--Ne. 1] m Ped 138) HAY, GRAIN AND FEED ‘The foreign market has also "been | Jh.a4es on the windows, Washington | | Building Is Keeping Up and |code. "tears Pe par racr par neat ict npr sacl oso : @h.ae | Alfatts Hay—virwe grade , | safe building materials, and in their quiet, with European business par-jiii, on the bathroom floor, electrical | ¢ : Wihard. | siting! per doz. + 65@ .10 | Brew ae, : | cities inflammable dwellings are not teularly poor |fixtures for the lights, and piping} Farm Demand Is Better [cons £8 | 11088 GLEN Yellow Hantam s.ss11.. L40@1.Te | Core —Whole, Fellow, 120% mitted. America, too, can reduce Copper is obtainable into 1924 at | made in Seattle from raw lead. And| foes prec ner mgs ro Barler—Whole feed. 10 ; r immense annual fire loss to neg: as aske: 3 ashe Rolled and ero be: pro obese ; as are asked f0r/ 1) the cellar would be a Washington| The lumber market continues |Cora Prod Portland Produce Fag Plani—Per crate. «0: Soongh aire ; |ligible proportions by a-greater use |furnace to burn Washington coal. | active, with fall needs running into} Monday's Quotations datnce tayel. seaie Rolled and round, 7 , jof firesafe construction sae | matters @ bie ib. wl aay vethges Sprouting. eet cont As to the furnishings for the home, | surstuntial yolume and asserting a Foreign Securities | tgre—tivring pris, 4047 don; eetiing| Lacal. green, dom, ono 5s i |HOME FURNISHL | P pe pate Monday's Quotation price, (8G s26 do Snes fio eears o i Foreign Trade MADE IN WASHINGTO | ptobycm aca kmi apy eels A ebaaed Wee 8 SS Te dhenwe 33.8 236 Ib | Pavsatpe—Pet susie 2a * 84 | Altirain Choy . t Big Cranberry J | the list iy about as complete, ‘There| e#Recially in view of low stocks of| "SiO Second Ave Beattie | |Mene—16@zte 1m | Fetateee— 1.74 Cie Be ST PSSST Tt “Crop Is Picked The United States bureau of for-| !* furniture, of course—all kinds of | popular woods. There is a heavy | nissian St, 1921 as | Fi | tease Ooms st ie: 300 | Growing Feed—i00 200.1012) | eign and domestic commerce has re.|!t. In the bedrooms the Washington: | call for yard and shed items, says | ftw BHR ISB eee ie Foreign Money Status pedishes toe : sea With nearly every box of cranber- " {made ligt would include even bed-} z a Russian 648, 1919...+.+ i Monday's Quotation Rhubarb—Local, per Mm. .. orese ries grown on the’ Coast safely eéived the following inquiries from |the American Lumberman, Chicago. | French : Furnished by 1 & Ur Ralebagas—Per #ack + | | . vi ’ t | springs, mattresses and quilts, But | . French i jarniel by Legen yen 67 4 | Cottonared Meal—100" < housed in warehouses, an accurate foreign firms who wish to represen’ t i | Building 1s active in most cities, | Prench ; Second Ave., Seattle | Spinach—Local, per box 5 | Linseed O11 Meal—100 estimate of the crop can b de. 1 American manufacturers in their re-| there would be no pillows .... |The large number of building per-| pein potace ce Normal valve nt value |Squenh—Per Tb... vee 3 | Sera Benn Menl--ieere te cect hs : pi be. sade. Tr Spective fields. Full information will Pillows should be made in Was ljalts taken out and other facts in-|Hritish 5s ga | 34.566 terling i | Tomatoes... -- : Alfalta Meal—i00'8 ... r:3bbe | Pacific county, the largest Coa be given to American firms on applt.|inston.” Moore says, “The bulk of! gicate not only that there will be |Hritiah ; $1.00.....--Canadian Turnipe—Per sa | Bone Ment—100's itee |cranberry producing county, |) : -| the feathers used in the making of |‘ . 7 Bele tor. i Sz ors iB}: FRUITS. | Granulated—100's ‘axe | crop will be between thirty and thi cation to 8. H. Bladock, district man 7 great activity in the construction | jie H ’ ebay | Charceal (hardwood veene 67.00 | ty five th at ager of the bureau, Lowman build. | pillows comes from China. a Sreat-\rield as long as the weather ro-|Japanese 4s « § “tne ts 1.909 1.80 | Fiah Monl—i0e' ; HEU Bidet peers hares ing, Seattle: er part of which comes to the port | mains even, but also a continuation |Japancse lat, , ! fii Mibhed rc deeaqine Tf Amestone, ; 4 | A poll recently made hy the Pacific A | of Se r Fapancae 2 ‘Usleoe@ ste | Granite, 100%. | Cra 2 . AUSTRALIA—(7884) Cotton piece-| of Seattle. We ought to keep enough | o¢ puitding thruout the winter for |itnited Kingdom, dian krona : [U1Iso@ 15 | Meat Seraps—Eastern, : | Cr anterty = exctangs «Showa 7a goods; curtains and hangings: furni.| for our own use and make our pil-| cary spring delivery United King ’ rway kroge : O8@ .16 | Shell—Zastern opgte ; 2 (creases In crops ranging from one ture upholstery accessories; hosiery;| lows right here, and some day we|” reports trom uaricultural sections |Jtaliaa Con . Banish Kroue. S| Hananes. SANW@ can) Western oymter jhundred to three hundred per cent 7 uatr crow Me Standard : oi) é the érop rae: Nee elk piece-goods: underwear. j wil Indicate steady, tho slow, improve- | a0 Austrian crown a | Cantelonpee—Bu berth pver the crop of last year. The com AUSTRIA—(7379) Fruits, preserved| In the living room the only ma-| ment in country trade and lumber Liberty Bonds 5 Fa: Eete cts | Oomsenate—Fer (00 1.59 Plaint of the ‘trade -heretotore, that and dried, 19 tons or more; vegetables | hs TE iby believe this month will bring Monday's Quotations 6 Spanish peacta {a | Dates—Dromedary, 36-p¥i a rd the cranberry growers of the Coast canned and dried, 19 tons or more. | out considerably business from this Furnished by Logan & Bryan 2.08 crater tread Eh pete amt j | Were never able to supp.y the needs BELGIUM —(7904) Flour. (7889) Shi N source. Industries remain busy, and| gerett? ee teh eee « ci | Grepareraie—el scicccsccccss4 3s z jor the states of Washington and Grain; packing house products. (7881) ip ews. || are buying fairly well First 34a 0... 99.14 99.12 BANK CLEARING | | Grepes—Malaga, smeath TRE, oe By torches A ere ac pi eon be iis Sn ereity a ann Port products. ||. Orders for straight cars are more | Firat 4m . 14 — Aca nd agg Fog SRR Ey | ui taurone abe prea as ‘8 res indicate a total ‘CHINA—(7885) Gunny cloth; gunny Tides in Seattle Hin evidence than’ for some’ time, {eens o- stat 3h09| Seattle bogey ah cd jalaurent, 205 131m ave, N. frame|closely approximating the actual bags. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ||showing that, tho strict conserva-|Hecond (4a > 97.16 16, | Clearings « $7,356,973.19 | | Hackleberries—Per tb. ~ P. Houghton & ben, 169 me. 60k a in these two states, DENMARK—(7943) Black walnut; OCT. 9 ‘OCT. 10 |tism is still practiced, many de alora | Third 44s . os Balances Lemens—Fancy --.- s frame residence, 44x24, $2,000 8 a ourth 2a 09} oak: plywood: southern yellow pine. || virst High Tide | First Ile Tide || if5 ot last rounding ont. their [ow tues. m 9Ka Portland | Gonewer- er: bass M, Kullen, 1805 Thind ave N. Pao (Eagan 4 ad ceded Bat ee ie ne eee’ || broken stocks. Those wanting mixed Clearings .... ..... 8,103,113.00 | |Peaches—Per erate ‘ "Ib | Fesidence, 40x36, $5,500, 5 |" First Low Tide | oe fice devices. (7928) Plywood and ve- 7 t. | 10:3 2 4 often expe: ay alances 242 Prare—Per box ite W. Adams, 935 234 are, frame reat-| i y : (7 a. m, 1.7 ft. |10:34-8. m. 23 ft.|/cars often experience trouble in | Balan . 2,420,116.00 | ‘ 200. ished Dally at 1307 Seventh Ave. | ‘Syyaduad ||Mecond High Tide | Second High Tide) placing their orders, because of thr ‘Tacoma Ri iee7 4 hehe Bama hel Seattle, Washington ze "1 <i] 23 ; 2.3 tt M, Harris & Co, INDIA—(78) Agricultural tools; |/ 3:55 p. m., 12.2 ft. | 4:28 p. ma, 12.3 ft. |] 19, bi 2 Total tran + ST; || "second Low Fide’ | ‘Wecond Low Tide |;UNfavorable supply situation at erry St. " 3 lore} STAR WANT AD seep i 20 p.m, 0.8 ft. 111:00p.m.,—0.2 ft x TIES = Robes * NUTS Agents, “Henry Broderick Co, Hoge TRELAND—(7892) Bacon; contec geese espe: 8 rennet nny oF At fiadbey: groceries, package | : | povartag tie winch La ie very ctcony [American Savings Tank. 4040 $4500 Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers "ulin ASCE eIEh Goh teeeap. Fl T . _ a S ougias fir, which is in very strong | Rank of California 205,00 fack Lote = ape J "| Count 6 words to line; of TAVAS ee Sain, rain) Weather Bureau Report |rovition on account of the heavy [Canedian Danke ot Com. T3198 1920 NEW FIN ANCING aires Mass 42800 ents per tings: Oe ‘steel plates; steel bars, mild; steel| TATOOSH ISLAND, Oct. 9 m | Dexter Horton National 225.00] Pennute—Va., per M. sie's "Uned Car Depot, 201 Weastlake| same ad t H iasaa rometer rising: clear; wind northeast,|cargo trade, much of the Middle} : anute—Va., | OM ator x 3, ad. to ‘ran: 3 or more tims sheets. pacer poate ves Le id worthenat,| cargo tra ; Liddle | serine Nations 09 122-0 |Precane—Per 1D, veccessecseess 27@ > M store, 40x20, 33,000. rate cost per line, 15 cents. ; ae een hour | Western and Eastern trade goes to | Metropolitan 340.00 2700| Jared MetomPer Ibisisscccsses 39|7-,F Klousal, 411 Prospect, frame rest-| M ___ MEXICO—(1907) General mer¢han- © AXORInA, Oct. 9 —8 |Southern pine, While prices on thls [Nat Hank of Com. ....., 31000 316,00] Walnutecol. No. i, per Tse, 290 31, dmee, 38x24. $1,200. |-line ad, aetimes at 17, conta ae dise, Arrived—Str Northland during National City 00 18 "| Jumbo, budded, per 1. ...... .29@ .34| © peer, asetaien ABH | tne el een | Piast wood have shown no notable ad rame renidence, 44x26, $2.5 NEW ZEALAND—(7936) Automo. M4 a hs hown no notable ad: | geattia National 290.00 Fancy budded, per tb. 330) va! puny pre hee 3-line ad, to run 3 times, at 15 cents . vances recently, they hold strongly | senttio Title Trust Dinneo 113. lda T. Alexander, 2126 37th 8 W 3 | bile tires; belting, leather; bootmak- Wessels in Port at Seattle |); THAN UCASTULAES Fetal 1@/ Hid or [Union National eth ety DAIRY PRODUCTS | residence alterations, $2,000. per, line, $1.3 & ing machinery for cobblers; concrete | Arrived—Oct. 9—Str Admiral Rodman! Industrial Stocks. | Plenty of Money but Short M I clpaed Pald to Shippers j Northern Pacitic Rallway Co. Smith ontract Rates by Request ’ Bo! at— | mi orders. bid sonry bi ; mixers, power: crane 0 rom Southeastern Alaska via Belling |Albera Bros, dg., masonry bide. alt., $16,000. MA in-0600 — ant A Ad De pt. m “he ggysard ace raed ps + camiea Southern pine exporters state that | Aibers ptd : 00 A grade Seattle delivery <b1| Amsociated Oil Co,, 1732 R. R. 8, steel i -06( a aW t Md Fe tant eather, artificial:| 4am: at 9:0 a, m.; tr Admiral Niehol-| ‘ Paliders: leather: leather, artificial; son'trom douthenstern Ainska, at 3 1. |demand and inquiries from Europe, [Aero Alarm, com: Of Capital, Says Moody — | recs" Fresn ranch, wnite aieil frame bullding, 27x21, $1,000 BECP Fubber goods; trucks, electric. | Oct. S—#tr Kaikyu Maru from Tacoma! the West Indies and South America |Al#*s, Steamaht Mixed color# .. wenees Clarence E. Stohr, 8520 Woodlawn park, BUSINESS mn = . =F at 10:30 p. m.; str Hawallan from Phita-| o 53 c& learnation Milk Prod. pfd 00 ane Pullets ses | frame residence, 36x26, $2,800. acipila vi Halves, 120 Ang ‘fan {are heavy and that prices on export MINIs %4 00 Moody's Weekly Review of finan. | Milk—-Cwt. | Clarence KE. Stohr, 8520 Wooliawn park, New York Curb Is Francieco and Portland, at 4:40 p ee are advancing, Japan is re. |Federal Telegraph 00 cial conditions in its current issue| 2B congen : “frame realdenoe, 26x26 : SERVICES . U. $B. Discoverer from Alaaka, at I! ported to have begun buying for r-| Fisher Flouring Mills 00 aT OO te warts , DAIRY PRODUCTS Clarence E. Stohr, 8520 Woodlawn park, |B eee Being Cleaned Up». 7 un buying for 1 (ith ot A so nits | says tn py A Re) Pahiejvedacienh ae TeN AUREL A We Saited—Oct. 9—Str Colusa for Valpar-| ruction purposes on th & Mille 00 | “American investors should be able | patter—Local creamery, cubes (so | Clarence K. Stohr, 8520 Woodlawn park, EW YORK, Oct. 9—"Now that |also via Port Ludiow, #an Francisco, Lon| Coast, taking squares and sawed In| & Milling td, 90.00 sometime within a year or two to| Lacal prints, wrapped. | yofTme realdence, 36x24, 92,00, | ADVICE free, Joseph Al the Gold Dust Twins have been ad- clea and ports, at 4:30 a. m.; stt| tumber in quantities ire & Revver i” nig| make: handsome’ profits. in French |Merecweea, ranch. wlte sie +H ohn Bwieey, 2014. Aloha, frame rest-| All cw. jot Mitted to trading in the New York | Alaska for Tacoma, at 0:09 wm Northern pine and hemlock are | stawatian Sugar ay dha internat Che Under the teenia | Mixed. colore seuss. 49) Giananoe ScaUane a Rabowronal | J.P RALL-WM. Ba 215 Burke Walter A. Ducken 7 urities, Under the treaty} pulleta ; 38 , 86S diawn park, |)" pha. ner : 4 Curb market, there seems to be every |4:30 n. m. Oct. &—Mtr Henry #. Grove| somewhat stronger, but other soft. | Honolulu Plantation 4 60.00] of “Paria Foorepuer ts: 905 2nd. All cases, eos mod. | ‘ frame realdence, 42x24, $4,000. - r t. . France guined practically | Cheese— : ? Prat Basis for declaring this stock ex-|for Baltimore via Tacoma, Everett, 8an| woods show no essential change. Cy. | Chas Hl. Lilly ay . dupioin Cherfotie Geeeeeee Lea frame 2 Sea ento late Clarence KE. Stohr, 8520 Woodlawn park, ‘ranciaco, Los Angeles and Balboa, « Kew World Life 10. 0 | Nothing, but by a series of diplomati ‘Ores dense frame reside 00 iehange to be the cleanest in the coun. | Pierce, lee, Aner Maru for Kove| Press and redwood are firm, while | Northern Lite 145, | victorias: shervhas become: ths. most Wut ewiaaticivices Ag seer Baa fry,” says the current issue of The| vin Vancouver, fi, C., at 6:30 p. m.; atr| Western pines and North Carolina |Oahu Sugar a6, 7.50 infiuential power on the continent, | Washington triplets * hi eview. Admission o vest ‘Nila for Portiand via Bureka, # ; Pacific Alanka Navigation, 80.00 90.00 cra ‘Avakeawach MARY B, SELLEN, Christian Science Be ec, Acmiloslon of the | west Nitbe for Terttad ve nite Ten, | Dine are still weal |Pacitic Car & Foundry... 96.00. 100,90/%nd promiaes to become the second | Tillamook triplets, o! evenore site |" healing and teaching. 60% Peoples old gehe : 30 p. m,; ate Alaska for w training trip, | UM 3 ; Loca 6l ? ; aie nike . Btock of the Gold Dust corporation | 1/30 Pm air i ane ee ee tor Ana. | Continued expansion in demand | pacitic Const Biscult 100.00 115.00] wenlthlest nation in Europe, and the POULTRY AND MEATS fonlevadistnnct bought in the Nik} Bank Bldg, MA in- followed a reorganization of the com: | cortex via Tacoma, Everett, Bellingham | for hardwoods is reported from all|Pacific Gas & Bloc, pfd.. 88.90 88.50] (HIrd wealthiest In Prices Paid by Wholosule Deniers deialiniatici ait stag tal auth Reel pany. and Vancouver, B.C, at 4:30 p. m, producing sections. ‘There ina utondy |Pac. Tel & el, pfa 601 ree tolariad neuay MALE TR to Shippers Young Men's Christian association. pat r : ¥ | Pioneer Mills (uae) » 6 | He ernal bonds In due time shoute ee |The sum o} sit Hecase " How! ot ordats front wil leddldw’ cont eae iis ase ae Pe dsaordlialy snow! ballet ait ee SV ee um of an eo will be spent in Collateral Loans Alaska Vessels sumers, who are buying frequently | pta + $1.00 82.00] “Domentic new financing during |. FAMY Ge P sscrssessecescces I whicn aan tes M. C. A. building | {ONY loaned on all articles ot Meetings Pat f—Salled=-Ste Admiral] rather than in quantity. ‘The hard. [Held Bios. com < Hi00 20.00 ac current, quarter atoulleahow ne [iameceie fe aad wp asc%2% which will become the center of the|” value, “THE “RELIABLE,” 1107 f at p.m : x | Rela Brow Bis 70. 780.00) should sho edium, Hive, 3M to m. association's vittes a Neat (it ve, top a wood market meanwhile is working |Aperry Miour com 00 55.00] increase over the third quarter, while | Live, Heht, 3 to 1% tbe. . sant jation’s activities in the Near Third ave, o © stronger position, and tho [Sperry Flour pte 00 $1.00 een cast : so into a stronger position, and th ee y Flour ‘ peda ed tiene | tat of the first quarter of next year '. AR aeiceee 3 conte ai ____ Bleetric Machinery wit, W. 'Blevens, chlet of the Jessels in Port at Seattle | price tendency is more markedly up. |Sunerion Portinn {hoo 40'o0/ Should diaplay i largo further in T cents above: It HOUGHT—SOLD—RENTED uiveat! of fire prevention for the Pa-|ymith Cove ‘Terminal, Pier 41—str Went |ward as the scarcity of dry stocks |Zellerbach Paper pid).\. 8.16 .s.. (crease, The longer our investing ve, fat, 9 to 12 The. W.MONTELIUS PRICK CO, Seattle, cific Coast district, will be the prin.) Cadron, chr. Zampa.. Pler 40--tr| jnereasen ? | Ds, wt vi UR MODER i crease public holds back, the groater will ea omeern pun cps Monuments i cipal speaker at the meeting of the) Colum *tr Preaident Madison, str Hok a Turkeys—-Fancy 4, p, young .. PO: Seattle Kiwanis club Wednesday |,,,<0" Mer Hides aid Wool be the accumulation of nocenwury fl.) Live, tat per Ty ovr se, ay Re SIT E PUGET SOUND Marble and Granite Great Northern ‘Terminal—str noon ut the Hotel Gowman. Music| 'iuro. sr commercial tracer, Ua | Brussels Cheapest Naying Prices, F. 0. B. feattie | Handing, and the SUI plant rage Ms Meld A Fisunancr” Ist and Virginia, “Hatablished Will be supplied by the Cornixh ‘Trio, |_ Dircoverer, U. B. ©. G, Haida be the hoard of funda available LOK) Ghote: HENLE Griceocava vw esac 19% . , sae | Pier 1lsA—itr Owego, motorahip Theo of Euro e's iti investment Fancy, heavy, 160-200 tha, , > ‘ dora Roosevelt P Cities Municipal bonds during the latter | POUL i ‘ aed snd Ontouretnias \p Motorahip Anvil, ste Santa Ann BRUSSELS, Oct. 9%—Brussels to- ‘ P | RY AND ME, 3 . Srey ent TRADE TERMS )/fi: iar aut 82° 4°) anu eevlaea Brin ws the sean [ease Ra ai bart of 1922 nell atone finger than | fee Pa Weneate _EDNUNDS,raner-Paterson Us Pier 1—Atr Walter A. Luckenbach. No. 1 up to 16 Ibe, others, and in March, 1928, wore up | Dueke—Dressed, per th. Paton Attorneys \r Smee Tis He AISKAnGere ext city In Burope—and the traveling] No.2. A egiave uN ay 4 ‘Wens—Dreaned, hoavy ° Laie af Union Pacific Terminal—tr Benvenus,| bargain seeker overwhelms the sta Kip, green or ealted— around thelr highest prices while |" Dressed, light Frederick P, Gorin, U. Sand foreign TICKER Lee rede "\xoepers und overfilly the big hotels| No 2 18 wp to 26 tbe.., other bonds were about five points | Live, heavy, ! : patents secured, developed, sold. fcker” is an instrument op. |Pacitle Coast Coal Bunkers—U. #8, Ie 81 of tho city. rein hiden.’ thereunder, This high stability will Live, Heht, th. ¥4 wh Aine patente’ fp, sole witteure, ate Hawall ; ‘ol a1 an n, reaming device, erated by telegraph, which prints 1," shipping Hourd Moorings—te Wort| While Germany last summer was | Dry aut cow hides, 7 Iba up... probably remain, and {t renders these Brand Canada, make ovter. 60b- the prices at which securities, or ad, Anna Vi. Mo heralded everywhere as the buyer's| DY flint stage or bulls non-taxables pretty attractive, ‘ye—Fanoy, dreamed Central Bldg, Seattle, Pho! 4 i i Hing tle Mirest Terminal—Str Eagle, - Atawe oF bul "Stocks, like bonds, respond to the | y kis. taney, te MA {n-0990, G00) IF st, NW Nicely commodities, are selling on the vari- \dtaey Mirest Terminal—Atr Panaman Utopia, the recent high price wave | Horse hides, Lundanee Br : | De! Live, per Tb... hy Washington, D. r apartn ous exchanges. One or more tickers |‘rodd Drydocke—Hehr Zampa, ntr Horen,| has put the German capital at the| Dry, each aa. abundance or scarcity of investment | baer Ren ein i ton 2D ccneeees Datl may be found in most brokerage of. | ‘motorahly Carolyn Fran Hond. of the ‘doatly . plauon’ to: tive, | warner, aie tae HT] 200 | funds; and therefore the present con: | Cows--Country dreased, th. s x h yar fices, as well a6 in many other |? wet Hound Bridge & Dredging Co—Btr/ while the fall in the Belgian franc Wying, leans ini ” satvative tendencies shown In ‘the | Yemrpaney Bleak. ++ i tesla sie Eo sin places. The prices are printed on|yy10 co's ‘Terminal-Htr Hewnen has left Brussels as the place wh Medluny GEG bse sh ccetcrvtas go] Dank loan figures look bullish as ap: |" Heavy, coarse 5 " . PAp COMIN, NOVY Seeeeeecccsees {10 | plied to the spring or summer of next | Medium, dre ‘ AN . 30th @ narrow strip of paper, Sr a vans Drydock—Ble a bark! goods may be bought cheaply. Mohair, long, ataple, Isis, 46) year. This iN a peculiar situation | iW ‘Noor i Re ‘ I rontinuous i J ‘i CH al year. passes thru the machine continuous: | wi; Mente. ‘Training Mtation-—tagle | Valley wool: wherein we have a sufficioney ot Quotations at Ktockyards SON. Wenwiel wre ty Uehted ly during the hours the exchanges Wh 1 ‘ n, medium ooss ab ney Of | @ MASON, Benwiek, “Lan ate Pian) chia atti (ee paper, | bast y Nov t-te Madin flint allabe Aster sea6: balla! hess | 1] money, but 4 shortago of investment | “Prins ateera SEATTLE NATIONAL ten ais Kaviee tn ot rea f tr o 4 Madison, vost cellars and best sellers these } 1 stee ei iaeee free, Durke Bldg. - “ ” Teel ‘ Winslow Marine Tallway—ehr. Spo capital, and these two elements ren Medium to R008 vs ceca BANK 5 ~ called tho “tape.” Bach exchange)“ yine, sctir Camano, ahr. KV. Kruse, {Ua¥8 contain some mighty poor der the movements of bank louns| Etlme cows and holters t * Plano “Tuners : has its own ticker system. varwe Coquitlam Clty, wtuft,—Little tock Gazette, seven H00@ a0] Well worth watching," Save vsaes JOHN STROM, AEA Tne Q080, MA Tine 2041. the whole werld | |