The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1923, Page 14

.PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1923. HE STAR’S PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN RECORD YEAR NSEASSQN PAG MILLS (ivew Pork Stock Market) KWAN CLIB 270 190% SES BUSHESS @ FOR TRAFFIG.© 2S!" WAVE BG YEAR Soe TO ADOPT BOYS "=!" QW GOOD BASIS Only One Month Falls Down | eats caine mene | Record Volume of Lumber|sia seseat Rtcneént, “Hcttn At. 1‘flisuren 0 “fj; Undertake Continuance Of jor state senator Ttuiph p. xicholn| Prices to Be Firm and Vol- in Railroad Passengers | it BEd panes ana’! Is Produced and Sold | ‘ns :/"inwute in'oetaber, amine fig in Meptding vincinn| Parental School’s Work — | "7 hss seturncontrorn i “ris pur-| “Me Steady, Says Review ‘s ‘ and the industrial let of the at ny * e . eo ir ve an under direc } has been the greatest se aging and |o¢ the port of Seattle and the Great} NEW YOR wart " phase , ow | year umber industry of recent | } ay ; Ma nee att Femi acadive’* tes silpip oF the porto Beattie Ba bags Years, according to & summary com: Nichola reported enthusiastic re Jown persor ho process of| piled by the West Coast Lumber e, pid. 3 ea ates ceptions by farmers in his advice on © King st. and Oregon-Washing re, lit, off wher oled at the King st. and Oregon-Washing | seing, On : and he must | men’s association, and announced to- Ne rk Central, 1 n paroled, | F onerative marketing That, according es comp!) ae b t} " ton stations, e results of the past/ understand able to use the|day, During tho first 44 weeks oe Il be put under eof one|ciared that they, themselves, must 20 months of 1 , d in. |techniq wt ear the tails eperting te th New York Stock Market |r more business men, was adopted | control the selling of their product ereases for every month except June. |* , one AS BDlity HGR FETS Oty Wednesday's € tions |by the Seattle Kiwanis club at {t Brookmire Forec r The traffic thru t to combine these pha, of lumber, have shipped 4,624, Vurnished by Log & liryan | 29 naierad of. fidamenial. | } No tho who are eres: are | 2 3 fee an ave taken orders | cond Ave. | meeting Wednesday noon In the Ho. . any similar peri he histor ‘ Y ‘ : dane Express ..... class, which will be held at 7:45 duction has been 19.95% great |line with the national movement of after an extended study of condt the city, it was sh * ‘ ei | Rumiey pd... 25 June, 1923, alone failed to come up| M+ Monday, November 12, tn room jer than in th na\petiod for 38 Air Reduction s Kiwanls clubs for the care of the tlons on the Pacific ¢ and Mia A ages Pesmeddved pet building, Enrollments | 98.08% greater than in 1921, and| 4) Neaue rice © past records, ar 4 is attributed | 04 asin Re tment tne tian 44 , Ris ; underprivileged boys of dle W formation may t gre e firs’ CHICAGO, Nov Wheat closed to the fact th 1922, more . Alaska Juneau 4 sent ¢ “ fod ri Teen bgt ay : fo a the University Extension | weeks of 1 Ue tied peeeeeal lower; corn sharp her, and oate| President ‘Ted’ Hatch told of the Prosperity does no nye hansen, | o 1044 Henry building Shipments h Nn 33.95% great. |), ified. ; irregular on the Chicago board of| 00d work the school was doing for ‘ vie boom,” the sti rent ¢ Into tho city swarms of or than in 1923; 92.16% greater than | AN Chalmers «1... t Nae eeeis boys that were sent to tt, und ex-| Ships Half Million in Eggs] toms’ ine siatenwnt asc convention Th ana Seta ihe er. Chemical fact that general busin “4 ,- Spreadin, ¢ p a ng lost| Pla 1 the necessity of continuing H as compiled by § endent F. 8 New business has been 27.61% | 4h» Boren > : openitig bulge and prices at the close| leased, The work the Kiwanis > nélination to mount rapidly Guthot of tw . Amer, Brake Sh t 1 » alg | SPOKAD Nov, %—During last |the forerunner of depresst: at Northern's ter tha same period In t will undertake wan outlined as han the same y Pasaansepg at were lower 1 undertak ned 4 King *!, st mn. > Amer. » | the cc this e " gr than in 1921, and 4 Sina in nai be Whaae Rebare| 10" nae tha Yaland Wenwlve has '¢ y ry, this presen January—69,000 arrivals a « 25% re r than the first 44|4™ Car @ Fnay : eel Ms pie ’ oh ° pb t b w7At ee, ARNE Se ee A for od volume of busines partures 23, as compared with woeks of 1! = Ph co ONY hte ere dis dgea anak orlese | pea fy Pasa leader i yer 1 for par | out approximately $500,000 worth Of) 100, moving without any of the 68,000 in 19: Another record week waa reported o pt Fr 107% | kept corn pane Rae fil ap ; -ryeaed bia reap h ; eFintendent reco 1 ich have gone into | cegne production or © move February—58,474 in 1923, 57,462 for the week enddd November 3, in , , tees Ss : t = iad 5 : r tle W ents, which became so familiar in in 1922, Play Fair’? Should Be Rule, | nicn'129 mitts manufactured 109 Cotton’ 1 ‘ Bt | eae yc.) | 00 ror mera nding to Davia Brown, of the|tbe rapid upward movements of the in 1923, 66,149 In| ; 4,044 feet of lumber; # 01,089 , ; 4 2 " 7p staags aye last eight years, is one of the best Dean Lewis Declares Lairgipl gia ra r ynal ut. Prices wed } hange. |» 1 J. rder Hazelwood company, and for 33 years) 100 N'Y longer duration. and shipped . p 5 mestic trade was ¥ and coun " sate t 6 boy Fay . ‘easons for its lo furation in 1923, 6 in 19 | duction for reporting mills was | Aine 1 weferines lent in closest touch with agricultural). 6 in 1923, 70,097 in 19: The need of standard busines: c M al. New busi. | ai 5 : r ne and | tende ‘ Z fitions in the Northwest “1, That conditions of product s thics was s ed by Dean Howard | ness 2 cent roduc sa tive ; ‘ we . hobbies and |have just started,. ju i are at present time sound and Tuly—104,4 98,461 in| T- Lewis of nllege of business pments In healthy relations with tlre con- 1922. dmin n of the University of | at y business, . ‘ ' ‘ sumptive power of the cour Le abee he om, in an address at the| yritty.twe f all now bust. | Am#r Matety I Rin Chicago Board of Trade} Arter the boy hus left the school | into the nd Empire to sta ; sd puaisas passe cmne canabe Kiwan Wed: !y aken dur week was for " ‘ i ‘ | Wedn May's Quotations eso te club member members shall “Under the old regime of sending as good, \f not better, than it was nesday noon in Hotel Gowman. o water delivery. This amount K 1 1 pen 1 keep in touch with him by visit®] money out, we shipped $1,000,060 ear ago. in 19 P "| Lowis spoke on “Standardization of] ed to 43,844,958 fect, of which 21 ee 4 Hed bv) oe ett ans et r's 14 |8nd by arr th him to! year of tt 5 y for “3, That the abnormal demand Me in Business 838,389 feet was for domestic cargo | 4 4 : " 7 | Wholesome entertainme This Late products,” Brown says, “so there 18| due to two years of deferred buying @n increase of 5,000 o of modern efficiency, he/deltvery and 22,461, feet export. | | ¢ We z a Rive excel! nt opportunity for advis-) 4 annual clear gain to the industry | which characterized the late months iniiar tioreasee were rece P ‘ there was per cent|New business by 1} amounted to 7 had A ted be m4 | ing an i guiding the : lin Inland Empire today of $1,5 of 1922 and the early mont the O.W. station. waste in t ‘eduction and ma: ele 113 cars ‘obace i ‘ vero munt by tempt to In-o99, And $250,000 of the $500,000 that | 1923 has lost its influence, and that jture of goods, which should be elim! Forty-eight per cent of the week" | . * reat the rome vocation. | comes into the Inland Empire for| present buying volumes represent a 2 | nated and used for lowering prices or |tumber shipments moved by water . : i a 444 | Where 1 " mr t ability or} 4). ucts today comes to Spo-| |p * Det 004 © same! 9 ag | Ammer. Water We 7 . liking fc cae ving oe | dairy products today comes to Spo-| sound current demand. Everett Rotarians producing better goods at the same| This amounted to 49.459,708 feet. of |Atter. Westen s ‘ - Be besten Si rth eapasnscnstphe gle ied | “4. That there 1s nothing in the |price. Standardized methods are|which 24,111,975 feet moved coast-| Amer, 21 ; : i 1.95 work he should be encouraged in his .A12, ‘ | “Cars of butter, worth anywhere « dition of demand to i Seattle Rotarians were hosts | Heediess waste, | feet overseas, Rail shipments totaled | 4{) oes 5 oe | Where be } abilitie om $20,000 to $40, 000 cael he an ts print rare Wednesday to 50 members of the| “The high production level that | 1,563 cars. 7 . H Jor proclivities he mt guided | ent to Lon Angeles, He ork, Mi” Su Narbner cate: eating antares c Everett Rotary club, who attended | American manufacturers have main Local auto team deliveries | ‘ ae 1 Cash Wheat and encouraged . Chi nd freig bo on eac 3 iis te ao t ao “seedy stb se the Seattle club's meeting and took | timed since the war,” he said, “makes | totaled 6,566,121 feet. he 4 ICAGO, Nov. T-—Cash wheat—No. 3/ useful occupat init indus. | Cr is und three cents a poun¢ on 8 2 avorab) F a good charge of the program. Jesse Davis, |°Y¢?¥ man in the world who produces} Unfilled pmestic cargo orders! Michels. hard, $1.06G1.08%; No. 3 $1.00 | trial nin,’ offi or stores may | Next to butter, n a pness of tee 7 nia ot als oars sided . ; . ent, 18 eggs—but butter is well in} and spring months at least. resident of the Everett club, pre./2"¥thing a competitor. To mect this| totaled 126,611,661 feet. Unfilled ex y sereal8 1 | st mutate such res mx is eee ut bul . he Everett club, pr ibe lead for returning a profit Cua Rae: sided. ‘The boys’ work and educa-|ComPetition, waste must be elimi-| port orders, 179,782,351 feet. Unfilled $ : ; Chicago, Cus Lots | ° ae 2 | bringing back dollars that remals| Stee] Plants Not tional committe: of the Everett 4 rail trade orders, 4,333 cars. 1 ml Cont. Esta. Ltyr. : Miib-put ‘on some entertainin “One form of waste prevalent Reechnut phe i 1 pea” ver perman is 5 ‘ & | multiplicity of styles, and this is Fi Beth. Bteel Com ‘ “s : 06 In addition to the shipments of} at Full Ca Stunts, and vocal numbers were ren- ce |Copper Sales Made _ | iissti:*¥ : Be amieee fects ; trutter frohd ‘Spokane, there are also) pri Capacity Gered by Mrs. J. Webster Hoover | sinning to be corrected. A few years ‘SBURG, Nov. %—Indepen- Sind Frank B. Westlake. ‘The Seat. | 80 there were 2,000 different styles at Higher Figures | Hoe Com... 5 Hey eestsses 1 8 shipments of ce crear nd son | dent steel concerns in Pittsburg di fle club will return the call Novem. |'8 Parts for stoves; the manufacturers] 1 yon’ Nov. §.—falen i donsed milk sent out which add to ave Swolkink “bokicdna” Bete got togeth od these to . | the total return. per cent city, with the 1 2 r and re 1 ber 23, ’ copper for export have been mi : saa 1 Boston Wool il arena are ‘Pentisingm eirena nha a wish to empt | seneral characteris point whi ar ing October—Incomplete figures show lates a duceiat 1S. Steel running its plants at clos 150 of collars by the copper export associatic “that we bave the best butter and 2B eel Great Northern Has __:2e™ to 25. There were recently 377 |! cents per pound o£ f Lendos Calle, Pete B's be rier, bioed weols| TENGENCY Shown to Hold milk producing unirrigated region { Hamburg—a ds of paper, r ve been dv . if 24 5w h a ce largely for the world, and when we get the Co. ° reo ae Employe Stock Plan |:wwest 00: neon cent over Monday [Oe mee 11g 1 Ae e Meradens “Poreign markets “com for Better Market | the world. and when we get the Co: ! Canning Will Make ry | reduced to 76. ‘Sliinue steady, especially for merinos in ‘The Great Northern, in response} “Elimination of waste will mean | lumet & a : il | Jead them ul. . ’ to numerous requests from its em-| Standardization of costs, human ef-| A an : see WENATCHEB, N —All avail. —— High Year’s-Record se NEW YORK, Noy. 8—National |400. One collar manufacturer ox wiih cbaanica | to 90 per ce Dloyes, has announced a plan to en-| fort and marketing. When this is mio. 3 . able storage ce for apples. in We. ; able employes to purchase Its stock|sccomplished, competition will plied ip News|! c - 3 natchee is rapidly being taken. Local |Railroad Earnings Canners' association says the can- Metwiating partial pay-tnnta| only ta the type of service aiven. The| nie . ‘ companies that store fruit all report | ning industry this year will exceed Monthly. The plan requires five, steatest need of business today is, | | Tides i in Seattle j| Chile Copper ,..-.0 2 : wer: beef only a small percentage of space left, | Are Nearly Double te ee ee een dollars pergshare initial payment| however, a compulsory stancard ot | | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | 0 CODDET oo seee 4 i t 4 natery 25 most of which is spoken for, or else} NEW YORK, Nov. 8. lass “1” | 1922. seta monthly installment of three|tthica. ‘This may be exemplified by{| “Nove | ‘ganar Sipe nat rate : : ape pbb hia ds Lee escaatenaty og eecienter te tee F Moliars per share. Ail the capital| truth tn adver tanding behind | | First Migh Tide | First Migh Tide ni a ots ae | z n | Reporta have been received that/an annual rate of return of 4.46 per| Sam _ sa When ‘a man is all stock of the company {s in the|Your prodt ar up to 02a a me 22-8 th | 6h a. mm 128 || Colnmbin a 1k, rn storage ix also rapidly be-|eent on their tentative valuation, | wrapped up in himself he makes a hands of the ‘public, there now be-| Motto ‘Play 1 your dealir hone hme aatliiee al, cent ¢ : pit - ning filled, as some shippers have | compared with 2.90 per cent same | mighty small parcel.—The Seattle Ki- fe 45,000 shareholders, 0 tha| With your fellow man.’ fiecond Migth “Tide | Kecomd Migh Tide ||| Pm cee rt f 1 feeder lambs, $11 Company wil purchase” stock in the| Former Mayor Hugh Caldwell | [i46 p,m. 22.5 426 pm. 12.4 ¢ ee y i 6 wanted it: dhe: pollay | pecoraing | Burean ef allway Beenie, eee vat | [Second Low Tide “Open market at the prevailing price| Spoke on Armistice day, and sald that | |°3y'p my 1 mi tt pr ‘tt Yor the employes as ordered. as ti eattle established some oe remy % Hi : are sold, in order to prevent slutting | : [memorial to honor its citizens WhO] Weather Bp ay) San premier ECSU ithe marin |New Company Will gave thelr tives in the war. | Weather Bureau Report | ‘ var —" oie" prine frets, | Figures Indicate that about ¢9 per| Build Air Ships | og : Pacific Coast Co. ——— |_TATOOSIE ISLAND, Nov Be pa to seers " I nitats, tio Is Jcent of the crop still in the district | x a H ~ NEW YORK, Nov. 8—A new com- been unable to find space where they | month last year, according 10 the | wanian. ie Sevend lew Tide . Me ‘ stronger not to roll cars until they — | | Bar 1 wind east, Oe extra _pullets, G ind tras, 60% dor xtra pullets. | wilt be shipped, the remaining 40 per} Employes to Dance Puts Seattle-Made _:! Ge Se alee gle jo G36 HG LR net imtermined, Mae's Zysjctin | cent will be held pending sales, The | pany, mubsidiary to Goodyear, a4 Employes of the Pacific Coast Co. | . 4 Mee b Breed majority of warehouses state that the | will be organized to manufacture Paint to High Test! Dome Mines . | apples have been placed with thera for | lighter-than-alr ships and all require- | @nd affiliated companies, will hold | ns | f ome Mines : A Ne ee ne. Tit told | rhe Seattle Waterproofing Co. has| Arrivals and Departures | byron ae 8.00.0): Hy Foreign Securities an indefinite period, which indicates | ments of that branch of aviation, the | iy ea ye nan K ‘Wednesd: ‘otati P j 1 venting in the Knights of Columbus |JU** completed two painting con-| a iisea sey, § tor | Biles. Stor. Battery. } Phas vege Pweg sy that they will remain there until sales | Goodyear company announced yester- fall at Harvard ave. and Unior st.| tracts which, they claim, puts thetr| tom Antwerp vie po a khern Coal are a8 Second Ave, Seattle orders for them have been received. | day. Ohio of the features of the evening |Ntattle-Datented and Seattle-made| Nov. 7—Str Muth Alexand ef fee bee ry gear Bid = esi i os Safe Deposit Boxes ma, at 9:18 a. m.; str 8 Mil be a specialty dance by Mias|W*terProof paint to a severe prac.) ma ot 2:15 smi st $ nile % bh Cou) sees 2 Paniy’s sccounting department, as-|"dewalks by the city steam plant, |p. m. sn | soe 3 . : | For Rent lated: by Exrneat Collins, and the other is the painting of the} Salled—w: T—fitr Sudawsenco Jrinh Ave. Hus... French | skylights on the roof of the Mebthorn | Loot Seward. via ports, wt 2 p.m: tr | pie Tire J [Bich an : VEGETABLES Cheese— $3.00 Per Year |bullding. G. Magnus, manager of|at 3:10 pos ete Belek euneNam. | Fie + | Britian |bullding. G. Magnus, of | at 3:30 p. mi atr dear Howling for | pit ‘ - + | British peers 4 Oregon triptete ..+++. ; }the company and inventor of its| New York via Grays Harbor. at 19a. m.:| 00" i | Britten tee ee eee Peat co: | Wiescuaie. cron | Mies | i Financial Flash | i |atr West Calera for Ducnos Aires, via |e : TL | iritish sacunsnan 40% pelene ives’ & | Block Swies crests : snes product, is establishing {ts use in the | Mr West 0s cone ta ase 2 \iritiah ; . 4 * | tall dealers by wholesalers, With a few | [itch Bales ite nh From James Macfarlane & Co, || city, and expects ultimately to inyade | Paiva tie ports, 866 a me) . Belgium Restor. és. 4 | egasnnal exceptions prices to producers] rinamock triplets, old. 210 oe of markets re : Japanene 4s vecseeeccsce 7 | | TANTS ase $11 Second Ave. ee | ido. Bpecial <a |Japansse 10 isi, proxi;| — POULTRY AND MEATS | Sl Japanese Int diba... a‘. Vessels in Port at Seattle |"), “°'"" Japanese 2nd 4 Nisa 9 ly 16% for hauling, storege @24| — prices Paid Wholesale Dealers 211 ¢ , ; | attle : f ttt f cont.) icoboteeman ie Cherry St. Twenty industrial stocks average] Shin Apples East | Smith | Cove | Termin (iste ; 4M ; d loi Artichokes—Per dos. « 38 Copons-—Live, fat, ‘per Tb ‘ . | 89.20, a decrease of .27; 20 rail stocks President Jackson. 0 <i 1% de | Beans—Per 1b. + 2) | Mosmeites a | av $0.02, an > of 10. stad, ocr Xokohars 34 B pane itesdtion: Com: ; ‘ i ‘ at ool ene With Local Booklet! str bam barge Ba drich Com. « 3 4 Foreign see gat) | nteesl new, per. Be 1.2501 a Sarat Ibe, ona cera ‘ The Seattle Star 18} ri y, sting & K 6 inclosii Str Owego, U. BC, GO, Dell- 3 . " | Live, Mehts, 3 to 3% Ibe. 000 motor vehicles estimated — Riehl rettnataen | 5 : Wednesday's Quotations | Cabbage—Por 1b. 3 | ates He | Seattle advertising literature in every | My Fornished by Logan & ryan | | ieigian Hae fat, § to 12 Ibe, . ———— 0,000,000,000; annual upkeep at | : ry —Motorship Anyi een Cast 7 Grate, 34° head iz : jan Hares— a0” ap) f vee 810 Second A 4 2 in Ha 4 Ibe. and up. -13| Published Daily at ith 000,000. Pee of apples they are shipping East | “Motersalp. Bellingham taetaad eat ba Puboutaney 6p onuen ase. Beattie, Weaningieae he request of Seattle citizens, 1 Str Victoria, i beak 1 “ Bee Ki fi x? against |“ * ny 4 ‘ 4 $4.866......Bterling $ Bra ee fat, per TD. . i |p lig tamale ha eacitte yes | thelt advertising during Apple Week | Gtr Ruth Alexander, str H. F, | Hayes Wheat” Hy f $1.00, .- 12) /Canadian’ .. 7. | Celery—Local, cra 5, live, STAR WANT AD . tseigh ~ | 2 bee “0 on arian im a ene! 6.73 le ellow | "against $43,363.20 |they have been urging thelr patrons | us Paoitic Terminal—str Admirat | Homestake cevssssse 61 60% [1-30 clas ss sBelglen. france.c4 wouter hse i | Choice tgnt . RATES © Earnings of International Mer. |*° 04 boxes of apples to Eastern| | Nicholson Houston Off ss. ssee SL ‘ 3 sii iBwine frane.....17.76 5| Fancy, heavy, Count 6 words to one line; cost, 17 b |friends, and some of them have even | Pacific Coast Coat Bunkers—str Nevad-| Hudson Motor BCs 3 Italian lira... 2), see eeees 75) 4 ‘1 cents per line. cantile Marine running about | [/\°"d® and some of them b aan |itupp Motor ..: 20 | reais ea : POULTRY AND MEATS — | same na to run’? or more tim h box the! v, es, same as last year, according to | 7°" ° Sen ih oy x the} U. 8, Shipping Poard Moorings—Ber | Iilinols Central... ‘ Norway krone. . - 3: 5 Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers rato cost’ per line, 15 cents. President Franklin. He states ir is 2 ing a copy of The | Anna BE. Morse, atr Wont Himrod, Indp. Of & Gas Danish -krone 60@1.90 | Ducke—Drowned, per Ib. . i EXAMPLE: cuiditiitia tave Charmed Land" booklet and other | Connecticut Street Terminal—U, 8, @. | Inspiration ..... ireck drachma. . kreen, : ressed, heavy +...++.. .31@ .33/8-line ad, 1 time, at 17 cents per 4 s ve not | chamber of Comnie fe _ Discoverer, str Pioneer. Inter. Agl. Corp. Austrian crown. . é Dressed, light | line, 5) any marked improvement. f Commerce literature. | King & Winge—Achr Ruby do ptd % 6 Holland. florim. .38.6 lave, heey; la-line ent Stas Production in oilfields of Los An- | in dha Terminsl—U. 8. 8, Sure| Int. Cem ayeae ST Bei 118.60 et piumanien 10s das 4 . : e Live, High Dae fineaiae 3 times, at 15 cents |__ vero Inter. Comb. Ei ie c Span esota, o' Brollers—Dressed, per 1b, | a . geles basin during week ended N Commercial Roller Works——Btr starr, |Inter, Warvoatrsses: 4 7 rey iat | i a6| Gceeessoeaoreas pers fhee Contract Rates by Request 3 averaged £59,000 barrels daily, are-|| NW CAI LS | U. 8. ©, G. Snohomish. Inter, Mer. Marine " ass 00 | Turkeys—Tancy, dremsed MA in-0600 — Want Ad Dept. di Hanford Stret Terminal—at; bi do pte ‘| i doz. bunch bs | duction of 18,000 from the average F Robin! do ptd Foreign Exchange } mk esian araree al in the previous week. ; se [aes SAREE uasiee ; | Wednesday's Quotations | y BRT 1A Paris dispatch says the total FOR BIDS} “si | Homie Tote Miokel 10% 10% 10M | ZEW YORK Now, Sethe Toralen ex ae carey een Mae BUSINESS number of applicants for the un- gt ie Rendondo, str | Ir Roartete f «3 ling had established another rec ra low |ixpeastrae : e :! we x SERVICES Nabesna, employed dole in all France last ra Petey | Jewell Teas -.se+s0+ ; for the year. Closing quotations showed | Temata Per sack, : Tle af Jones, Bros. week was 415, while the total for | Th¢ following new calls for bids Kane, Clty Southern, 17% sterling. at cet1(Y,~an8 ‘cables FRUITS aah | Attorneys-at-Law | | March, 1921, were announced today by C. B, nas Gs. tis tors siti baateaded’ the 1923 lows. | as 91,000, | | r ahtke Maru, : - r demand, $0.0670%; cables, Prices Paid Wholesale Denlere | LIVE STOCK ADVICE free, Joseph Allen, lawyer re Apples—Deliclous Quotations at Stockyards Altcases. 605 Lanry Wldg. HL 1ot-8985 New Yo Pah ag in| White, manager of the National! ! Merman Dry Dock—Str Rainter, E | a Pt H eee says: “There i8| surety Co.: Stream—Btr Dominion Miller. Kelly Kpringticia : | | industry which will bear much | 54% 5 | Buoy No, 7—BStr Madison, necott Copper | 90.0443; enblea,| Jonathana ........ 0 Cattle— . = ‘watching at this time, that is the oi1| ©. B. Basley, board of public| Winslow Marine Rallway—Achrs Camas ge BB or6kis 7 40,0443 %; | Winter Bananas . ¥ Prime steere ....ceccses P. BALL-WM. BALI, 218 Burke Industry, While they are not con. | Works, Seattle, bids 10 a, m. Nov, 9,| 9% Sophie Christenson, “Meteor, 1. V. | Laced ¢ 3 : } te hg $0.0401%;/ King .. ¥ Medium to good . 7 haa, $05 2nd. Al} cases. Fegg inod, if 8 el awine oc! Kruse and Alumina; bktne A 01 ‘eo 1 5 cablea, A |. Kind David. 20.00: 1.00@ 1.2 Cholce cows. a! 5 litsive nor suftictently clear to make |PAvine alley in block 18, A. A. Den-| Sna'enest a eiani,betne Anne Comyn |ise re «ve. cc.s00 , Bananes—per ib , "tsi | . Calves : Carpet Weaving and eae certain that the turn in the industry |¥'8 @ddltion, between Pike and Pine| city. Mack Truck.. ‘ | Cuntaloupes—standard -75@1.00| Bulls i so | Standard Carpet Cleaning jaanu= has come, there are factors in the |**® = nt Marland Oll ....sece 21% | Casabas—Per Ib. ... 02@ 02% | Nexe— ranturers of velvety flute rugs / situation which are encouraging to| Board of trustees, Citizen's Hotel Magma. Copper sss. $4 Liberty Bonds | Onaberieaeaee PH aseabalietenth hieth atl, Colon, DORE RRA SRE Bay the least. The ofl industry has |CorPoration, Tacoma, bids 10 a, m. . ont Re Ra cat | Fign—cal. whit 1.000125! Rough mem eS tresses remade ind renovated. been thru one of the most drastic | Dec: 11, construction new Tacoma 4 ‘0B | Grape Pruit—c oot nee | j ; a readjustments that has hit a. big | 2otel- BETTS ae 1 one Sakayseraths stints 16 | \TISF carpet cleaning and Basic business. Perhaps it is not over | Tice Staats, clerk School District | articien of incorvoration have. fe Meee i Cnt, wmait lug «2... 001.751 Common to : Tted TaNURe, Agee uc Comte, Yet, but there certainly are some in. | 2 Dallag, Ore., bids 8 p. m. Nov.|in the office sof the mcrotary of arity Geran a t $8. Wash, Concords sss. . Ping ees 31 Gications that the turn efther has| 1!» completion fireproof boiler room| | Pacitic Water Works Supply Co, ‘se : ries Sp aes eretipes a, UL eenity Wethors ‘ arrived or 1s close at hand. and steam heating plant. $10,000. Sarah H. Henehan, Wm. tienes 2 ee k x pHa packet erage daha Cy Be + 4:50 6.00 ROUGHT—SOLD—R and ©. L, Henry. 7 y a - ayn T —— W. B. Waldo, Join 7, Lund one hike Lemonn—Pancy Wholesale Prices Meetin ) igar Anderson. ae Bro rd ea shee ' |, choles . Flonr—Local blends SRE Sr OE | Pipe Lake Loxging Co., Beattie, $10,-|Nash Motore ....00. 9 9 q rit . i foo | Llectric Trons and vac } ie DEFY 000, "i, ‘Flsterman und ‘J. Tt Mertove: | Meet teeneral i NK § | eachion rer crate te Sugur--Cane, Der eves repaired. Central Blogtrie Co. 1808 | Hulli-bul, Ine. Heattlo, changing hare | Now Haven» 5 ‘ vears—Per box... i Beets per ewt, sare estiake, across from Times, to Brill Motor firts, Ineo ee Dame | Now Haver ? ; aL tot-b207. *— | ‘The Seattle Chapter of the Amert- " Nevada 110% | Bartietra, per, be: ‘ @n Association of Engineers will THIEVES OR FIRE tocker-Poarca Coal Cou Seattle, | Nor, & Went. ‘106% 105 { Clentings .... $6,282,161.19 | | pinenpplce Crate : goat oe FEED Monuments | | changing name to C Coal Co, Northern Pacific .... 64% | Plums. Meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock in| Use Our Modern CORN at Money’ phoama. $26,000, HIN, X, Air Drake A. 47 hor a cata esd PUGET Pua ncinne ‘the assuciation’s rooms H, Hoover, Henry’ B. Spencer,’ M s Watermelon—Per Ib. Yellow, Co. Ist and Virginia. Way Bzchnnge tulding. ret ean || Safe pases 1 BE Lage PHC Ores eet vale Bt, Feas: | No, Pere me Mes 1874. ‘ ear Lake. Logging. Co, ree z (EL SEE I, eee missioner Gecrge F Cotterili wilt! $8,000, Lcd, Glsrd. OF 4, Chlanomr and | Sesteun cireut’, Balances ..... ...., 1,674,107.00 | | k Lots Rolled and round, | Optician and Optometrist Bive a talk on the “Principal Ports | caf) bef a ‘ Puc, G, & EB ‘ ‘Tacoma | is imonile—t. X. a per Ib. iN (DROBDMUNDS, Frascr-Paterson Co. " elon Kellogg, Ine. Henttle, in«| Pacific 4 iam 7 ‘ i i‘ Peanute—Va,, per Ib. a i (i |e Pe Dagient, creasing atock from $5,000 to 436000, 7 | Paeca wotary cc aa | Total, transactions. 2,718,000,00 | | Eee Pima r Pate University Electric company, Beattie, | Pan, Amor. Com... .: ed aoe Wheat—Hecteane ie] BB -GORINT Ba Tornesy pate | » 5,000 L. Vaughn and M, I, Purcell.| do * st pee F i » Now ty 5 5 3 cl , RADE | 7 Cancade “Blectrio company, Heattie, | peoples, Gas .olcoct hen padded, pet toe {90 134 | All-Graln Chop. i ghia, Heoured, develo ped ctl T TERMS || ng |; $19,000, “5, N. Hamill and M.A, Carlo. "| pero Marquette. css on ye F Muncy’ budded, ‘per Ib, 10) Chick Fee Ma in-0290, 600 1 et, Now, its i |sa0,000. ton 'D, Chanmént naa Manet [Reni Stotie C2 DAIRY PRODUCTS rowing Weed 1008 Mae | ington, D.C. bn nD, Chaumont and Hubert | philip. Morris. : - ~ . Feige cadet ie fate eber| : or 1 Vrices Paid to Shippers ie Mash—100's ‘< y . " d financed. REORGANIZATION | Me ane SuaaneS Un the buying and | puiips Pate, covies 24% 2 Heck Tullders, Tne, 2012 Teavenna blvd, | Battertat— ts elman 8 Reorganization is more often an ¢ Jat as factoray/Yeuuers. and imancretucs | eisces pene mth CT Ey aver Trade: ledtite ‘daliverycsts 1h do pta £0). | Dorg Mortinon, 1109 A7th ave,” frame | BERS-Kresh ranch, white shell ARRY BOWE? involuntary operation brought about Y SFA; otc, “| pioree Olt ti Th hy creditors because of serious finan. , NY | Oregon ‘Tool company, Seattle,’ $5,000,] do pid .+. ‘ t bung, apt, + $10,000, Mixed oOlOr® sss s.ss + ‘ 0) U $75. all cost, Terma difticutti . T, de Hedding and Harry Runnels, Pullman € 7 5 ©, Twelt, 2449 Harvard N., frame tote ss 4 cial culties, It usually follows | : ronidence, §6x30, $4,000 ailk—cnt. fob. Seattle supply wanization of an entirely new ailard anid Bdw a ‘ batontale em, 32x89, , ! NC’ ‘ ality op Noch Mor Milla, Colville ” lonta ty, Co, Wit Am. bid rent Va = corporntion which acquires the ns. SEPT SE aeATIONAL ‘ia ae oe ville, $20,000, het os Apt, hour, 1198120, §: Nooo bite. | ayutter. frat te Retell panned M A ‘ , Menwick, Lawrence, : | Tho Boundary Mining edimpany, ‘top > ; On Atbonant, 221 Queen Anno ave eats Weappeds + ished 1 Advice and booklet sets of the old corporation on fore. | a : v i ‘ : Dy fore: pont Bist es ee ee PV ab erc ea he baketa, auxeo; 84600" i betaty, wrapped free, 43: ke Bldg. clesure, ark, a Wed MT. J. 1 Ho. Rallway +35 8 Patten: Wooden: Ware Go, 9038) Preah ranch, whit * eT a Parker and W. BP doipta sy © Coy 2991 Ninth 6, id seat 168 n oyater, 100% Tuners Woodworking plant, 48x110, $7,600, 40" Weatern oyster, 100'e sv. aa Ins A Tn-S000, Tuning $3 Portland | Clearings «... ...,. 8,865,300,00 | | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Barley-—Whole feed, 104