The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1924, Page 14

14 THE SEATTLE STAR GE *.* Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks ADAM AND EVA BY CAP HIGGI “SAY, MISTER 3 ;YOU MIND CH ; | THOUSAND 3 BILL For ISOME SMALL ee Financial Backing WOULD ) NGING A \ | cue Hein S WILLIAMS | | THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY; ==e\e) 1 | bs THATS A THEY NEED WHO “THREW \ Peete | & MR: Diy. | |A DIP In | SHAT GNOWBALL THATS “Ht iy de? Korie) Crw’erc) FELLER WoT TRON rv MISTER. 1D LIKE Toe LAY HANDS ON THE RUMMAGE SALE NEWS. TENTH AND FINAL DAY = THE SALE CAME TOA SUDDEN END SQ > TODAY WHEN THE STOVE PIPE FELL. a7 HALF SMOTHERING THIRTEEN CUSTOMERS- ao i<j @) "au DAY WEDNFI The Seattle Star BUSINESS | SERVICE x Aitorneywat Law \ At a J A 1 «EL } Bldg r i i Electric Machinery W. MONTE wer attle | PUGET and Granite | c is Established | ints | Optician and Optometrist | | DIC VDMONDE, Prascr-Paterson Co. Patent Attorneys PATENTS © i, sold and financed Qu reeu J. D. Givnan, 602 Central Bide Patent Attorney GORIN, ¥ t Attorney. Pat- a0 MA {n-0290 ington, D. ¢ MAHON, Fenwick, Lawrence, estad- Mahed 1861, Advice and booklet 0 | free. 432 Burke Bide. BULLS ACTIVE | Little Trading in Memory of | Wilson Wednesday | FINAN- publica- ; American ican, 45%, up] | feeder | none. Market, steady. ds dow, medium choice 50; culls and com- yearling wethers, medi- WHATCHA READIN’ FRECKLES? Tu AS NAT pa es bec NO, TM LOOKIN’ oe AN THEN TLL FUNNIES Lookin’ FOR TH! panies TSEE WHO'S GING GO AN! FIND AWAY — T WONDER LOST ANY FOUND TH Bi66BST REWARD IF THEY'S ANY FOR A LOST DOS fit ——, | i Veseols ; in Port at Seattle | | xteator te g00d 250 6.25| n Glow, hamper .. 27@ .30 air to medium . 1.2.00@ 4.26 | Tomatoes—-Mex.,, lug « tgs Cove Terminal—Pier 41—8tr Nord- oe 3 C ; + shea Meta a N @ :48| Canora ; 1.60@ 3.00] Viorida, camo. 5 sey. a Strs City of Spokane, | 26@ .28| Calves .... 4.009 10.60 | ™ rnips—Per ws P Ti d Ss ] Hell eae rr ehto ee yok wa ington tripi ees 27@ .28 | Hoxe— y Louisiana 3 | pi ech pir ory PT tit = | arn jota, | 2 20) Pri esseus 7.15@ 8.10) $4 i ides in Seattle Grand ‘Trunk Pacific Terminai—Bte Cu- rapiienic repress 7) Booth, “heavy SEEDS Too] “s Nell nal THURSDAY Pier 14-60 Sigehnhon | POULTRY AND MEATS | , heavy “4.20@ 1) ea % +. || Pier 2 ape | Pri ‘ 6.90@ 7.00 rice ¥ || Bint wish ride | viese tthe ride || Hier 2—Stre Victoria, Colon, | — | Beotters—Per 1b isan 1” | Apptes-—Delic Se 16:26 a. m., 5:50 a. m., 12.6 tt. || Pie Str Admiral Watson ; a Per Ib. 244i i r Adm tod | Cay Live fat, per 1. 29) Spitrenberge <Hient Koy ide "Firat Unie Bian” Vier BAe Amica Rodman Eastern Cold Snap Will Not |“*penr irs, fer 3 3 Wineeape ™., 1 6 tt ymma Alexander | fatrhess s $1 Bil pecitid Cadel Grek Mente ct Me, Hene—4% Ibe. and up..ccscse faa | Ark, Blacks G 1) Glan BE | Scemna Mist, ide) Hecona atlas iae|| Pasiie, Coast Coat Bunkers 0 ®| — Affect Local Market Medium, live, 3% to 4i6 ibe ae iow. Newton . E Becond Low Tide | Seeama Law ide {| Pagitte Coast Engineering Worke—U, 8. | CRC AL BEL a uot VEGETABLES seule Instantly Relieves E [asie6 ym, 0.5 t.)11:42 p. m., 01 ft 8. Burveyor, shir 3 z som ‘18| ABLES tease fe aoe 1s pBtPDine Board Moorings ate | The W dnesday morning egg mar. 200 i Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers Ss T MACH : | Memnon, West Gumbo, Ket opened with another price drop, | 20] (The prices given thone made to C W Co cut Street Terminal—U, 8. | $ ; L)19@ [20 prices given are those made to | Cra ‘Trouble, Indigestion alert gang eco Discoverer. |auotations being made at 34 and 3 Fancy 4. p. young. « 31 | retall dealers by wholesalers. With a few) 0 % e LAND, Feb. 6.- Sl iigcan WINEE: Bake ally, wie hi live, per Ib..+ easonal exceptions, prices to produce ‘iboo@ nese oating, Dy ¥ Baromerer {allipe; light rain; wind east, | pinta, Seey Toe iy mm ADIL: | | canta for firsts. With supplies com- er tea o90 05% | seasenal, exceptions, prices to producers! nat cee Tre TNG | Seetlam Dyapaeeena tiene (aa Clee 9S miles on hoger: | Duthies’—U, 8. 8. Connecticut. ing freely and the market higher| . heavy, 160-200 thx 06@ .O8 | transportation to Seattle and approal- | Pieede nine cytotec eee rebar tate | est Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co—|than usual at this season, it is felt | ¥ y gail, 40-120 Ihe. -14@ 18 | mately 15 per cont for haullng, etorag distress of the stomach, Twenty drops . | Aw uckenbach. + med, quality 07 and se ont.) In water before meals, EAT ANY- er’ price recem 2 in| ; Arrivals and Departures | 101i Dry "Docis—str iF. Aiexanaer,| that other price alotia Axe 4h) Dour ARY AND MATS Artichokes Per a eedertrcd vag caliee alin’ na aeabee tees Arrived—Veb. (G-—Atr Walikeewn from| Admire! Peary, Admiral Nogers, Lena| order. Cold weather in the East 18! pisces paid Wholesale Dealers ts—Local, new he Bee Neneclco, ay 1p. Pre ordbo Ceeanas i wis id iashadas |not expected to affect the Seattle) yyy, peed ; ee a : ag vias 3 other New York via ports, a a. i; er 3 “4 y 6 nvel . distressful conditions, Harmless, non- || Margaret Dollar from Tacoma via\leffernan’s Dry Dock—Strs Rainter,| Market to any extent, as whatever | tens 200 Cal, per tb 1 EERE egtiay aiid tatenip babetiolai afeive (1 rerett, at 7:20.a, m.; #tr Golden Gate| Queen, Owego, {stimulating effect {t might have 21@ ‘ o fhe retain Vs 15-on. phew ne ' 7 : Port Albers, si At Point | Went Seattle Training Statton—Kagte No.| would be temporary. i per sack preps varalinsOt ise stomach Glands perform, rr Brookdale aa An-| por crate ; ses ot ca Steamship Mooringe=Stre Jefter-| Buster ts holding steady and tt 1s ih Comb, ‘per case tacdtiiee ot seavsilacd im, at 8 p| in, Redondo, |felt that there will be no change in| ¢ ved, ver Ib, « Birained, por Ib. . writes ion vin| Alaska Steamship Moorings (Port Blake-| the immediate future : > ro bid Pogenaad ug T want to thank you for the ma be Aes eae ‘2 ae 5 sg want to thank you for re | Winslow Marine F e Harven| DAIRY PRODUCTS | Hares—Live, per 1b. Per box yelous change that ‘aw bean wrought wer aritfay, jeehre etay Rosa, Cn-| Prices Paid Shippers antenatal, per Ib, s+. 230 | a umible, pack, net box ae ve to taking GLO} 10, ja 7 lophie hetater o' muntry dressed, Ib, og Fabel bell teal pa did on give me Metoor and Aiumna, kine Anne Com | vom block guar | eens and Charles F, Crocker, bren Coautt 62 View nt we mE Pa LL neapeane moetonn ening Boks, at 10 lam City, Griffson and Henry Viliard. | | Heavy, < ++ 008 | rice Tuld Wholessle Dealers, — || cna", > the hospital for ee at Ley (Sige a | ane 26) yE STOCK ae feria ve fs IX. L, per ib. 29 | | ope atlce y bottles of OLO-GLAN 4 couver vin Tacoma mn. . . | 1 £.0,0., Boattle supply 2.00) Quotations at U Stockyards Meat ae emt Vax per Ib 139 418] flares aoe oh GLOCGL A © Be ite borvtyy aiesander cor Taco: Bank Clearings in |"¥"0.1ccwiviney 2.16] itecelpta Wednesday a, mm, 8 cattley| Yseet whiter, owt, vssse-e. Laberse | pails Bee ADs vss 186 j181| MUN on snuacte aprelconunieresa || 4 Newark via Tacoma, at 6:15 p.m; atr Calgary Take Jump DAIRY PROD! s a 1 o hogs. maxatted Gema, Nov 4, ton: ak00@ 40 $8 Mixed N eee 1 : KAN. Luckenbach for Tacoma; str Doylen Prices Paid sypaieeate Deal piaeda | Radishes—Local, dos. bunches.. MRS, J. A. LITSCHER, Baste easetts Via porturetis prn;| CALGARY) Alte, feb, 2. -| utter—Local crear 48@ :60| Medium to nood ito tas | natebege oe 100 46| ‘ r FeAp eo Me Mansanita tor A aeritt| sary’s bank clearings are ave razing| Local prints, wrapp Mer cateatts tar ween tee Po a ett fh For sale by all leading drug AL 40 a. mot atr Admiral Peary for trisj| #bout $2,000,000 more a week than Ol eater seine es zeviore aa tilt Walia , +4 43,26 2.50 Stewart, & Wretinee Dray Co, 219 p a ‘ quash—Per Ib. 0 y ptribaters: ema: 13319-9, m. Ze AES: Mixed pulle Choice cows ‘and helfors BG Ut6 aieat, Petators— Fee: ih? OTe core tour. ied wet Fy all weights, $669.50; ola wethers, $5.30@6.50; ewes, medium to choice, $466.50 eee San Francisco Produce Tuesday's Quotations, Botter—r. G20 Ib.; prime firsts, Ble Ib, 5 Extras, 2440 doe: extra pullets, z.; undersized ets, 290 doz, Cheese—California fancy, 270 Ib, RAW SUGAR NEW YORK, Fob. 6.—Prices quoted on | exchange for raw sugar this morning | were: March, $5.61; May, $5.54; Bept., $5.62; Dec., $4.95 Clearings | Balances ..... .. Portland Clearings .. Balances . ~ $6,278,116.14 711,885.48 | 5,968,164.69 | 602,546.36 Tacoma transaction: Total 058,000.00 | BS ak ee ( Building Permits , 720 20th N, frame flats, 00. 4845 45th S. W. frame %, 92,600. st., frame resi- $3,500. . Bothell, Wash., con'ct house to apartment, 26x51, $1,000. Galbraith & Co., pier 3, frame bunker, | 20x70, $2,600. O. Ae Moon, S16, Haller didg., residence, 30x26, $5,0 A. Moon, 615 3 “realdence, 30x26, J. R. McDonald, te residence, 24x33, 00. Chas. Nordell, 127 N. 76th at., dence, 24x36, $2,000. Chas. Nordell, 1 76th at., frame rest-| dence, 24x36, frame ler didg., frame yuh ave 8, frame} frame rest- $3,000, Appleton, truria st, frame 0, N. frame residence, 24x45, Crawford & Conover, frame flats, $1,200, Oliver G, Campbell, frame residence, 18x: 0. 408 Marton at. anit DURING TRADE ' || Passed the ¢ FEBRUARY 6, 1924 HAT eo $15.6 . Physicians, Su a ‘s Piano Tuners it esi FUNERAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 7626 PROPOSED A T nat the general municly n to be held therein on day of March, YED BY THE CITY THE CITY OF to read aa foll ec. B. There shall be a City urer, wh except as offic or if for surer be the A ‘Treasurer and for y all his power THER RESOLVED sed amendment be e qualified electors f Seattle for their rat or rejection at the gene al election to be held in n the 11th day of March, AND BP IT FUR that such pro submitted ‘ity Counetl the 24th day 1923, and signed by jon in authentica- sage this 24th day of ot December, me in open tion of its December, 1 Cc. B. FITZGERALD, President of the City Council. Filed the 24th day of Decembe 1923. H. W. CARROLL, ty Comptroller and ex-Officio City Clerk. By EB. M. STREET, | Deputy < * RESOLUTION NO, 1621 PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 1 PROPOSITION to amend Section 4 of Article 1X f ty Charter of the City of Seattle, and providing for submission of such proposed amendment to the qualified elect ors of eaid city for their ratificas tion or rejection at the general municipal election to be held therein on the 11th day of March, 1924. IT RESOLY: Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF She ATTL! That Section 4 of Article IX of the City Charter of the City of Seat- tle, be amended to read as follows! Sec. 4—He shall perform such other duties as this charter or the City Council may direct. and may point one chief deputy, and, under ctyil service rules, such other deputies as the City Council may authorize, In case of the absence of the City Comptroller from the city, or if for uny cause the City Comptroller be incapacitated from acting, the chief deputy shall act as City Comptroller, and for the time being enjoy all his powers, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such proposed amendment be submitted to the qualified electors of the City of Seattle for their ratification or rejection at the general munictpai election to be held in said city on the 11th day of March, 1924. Passed the City Council the 24th day of December, 1923, and signed by me in open session in authentica- tion of its passage this 24th day of December, 1923. B, FITZGERALD. Prestdcne of the City Council. Filed the 24th day of December, 1923 H. W. CARROLL, iy od alas pad and ex-officio City Slerk. By E. M. Street, Deputy. 1 Date of first publication, Feb. 6) 6 LOST AND FOUND _ LOST—Monday night, between Srd and 4th on Union, small brown purse containing she pe bills nad some are Reward. EA LOST. uesd: case. 600 Reward. 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED GIRT, 15 oF 16 years old, to do lig housework and act as companion for lady, for room and board. X-10, he 8 enin, ‘Madison. EL fot-4381. D—A girl or wi to do housework in country, Box 16,Port _Staniey, W: ue to care for 2%- mex pply 2000 Yesler L.) make good money in inter- whole or part time. LADIE esting work, ti STITCHING, So yd. Guaranteed _work. 414 Bite! B Bia? over Bartell’ § SITUATION—FEMALE oung girl, a beginner, desires position as a typist. Can be « salesgirl or look after house and children (no washing and cook- ing); nights and Sundays home. Speaking English, Russian and little French, Address; 602 James st., (upstairs, 4 L. AX MIDDLE ag ori of any kind. Rest if in a German family and nights home. Also can make beautiful needle work paint- ings and neckties. Address 602 James st. (upstairs, room 4.) Mrs. P,P, vhile ‘CHING, Se per 3 Pleating, of ait ae ERVICH, rk, She per hour RA nier-3331, LAUNDRY, 1 home, dry or fin- ish, Cail_evenings, “RE acn-1742, 9 MALE HELP—WANTED WANTED [poeseee casa cememreans | HIGH SCHOOL BOY For good downtown route and | loading bundles on street cars. || ioxtra | Apply. salary paid for loadin at once to the Circula: Department, The Seattle tion tar. SD to h Pp new town at Cathcart, buy home there and down, $10 per month, people wanted. See Mr, Room 710 Waldorf Hotel, after p.m. or Lampman, 908 Third ave. Seattle. C.D. Hillman has But rust pay $100 Only white s over 10,000 happy people homes.