The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 14

ADAM AND EVA EVA , LOOK AT THE FOUNDATION OF OUR leep MIXTURE W_SOLID THE SEATTLE STAR Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks An Experiment BY CAP HIGGINS a TT - . en ay MERCIFUL RcIFULS PT HERE A DOZEN CHEMICALS A : \ { WURT”? | SHOULD) — HEAVENS, IN IT, BESIDE RUBBER AND Cement WASN'T sAY NOT! Bt | j ADAM, WHAT HOLD YOUR BREATH ' DON'T Say \ | TERRIBLE WASN'T THAT A AN AWFUL tf} A worp' I'M GOIN TO BLOW ARE YO WONDERFUL. BUBBLE _ MES AT HE FIRST BUBBLE. HOUSE! pf ood (WHILE IT LASTEL The Seattle Star Published Daily at i907 Heventh Ave | ea ttle ashington } STAR WANT AD | RATES | MA in-0600. - Want Ad Dep t.| ® — BUSINESS SERVICES we - —a | Attorneysat-Law | | Wit? DA Bide, 906 | All can eT: | Clectrie Machinery’ WoUGs OLD—Re i) W. MONTELIUS PRICE CO, Seattle. | Grinding RAZOR, t #, knives and selssors SDAY, FEB 1013 Third. Give | f RUARY 13, 18 PERSONAL ¥ ei | Paes OUND Marble and Granite Cou, tat and Virginia ablished Opticlan and Optometrist DR. EDMUNDS, Fraser-Paterson Co, Patent Attorneys | PATENTH scoured, wold and financed. Quick site. “J, D. Givnan, 608 Central Bidg BY WILLIAMS Weather Bureau Report |":'"2 (sr TATOOSH ISLAND, Feb. 13. Barometer falling: Jortheast, 24 miles an hour. & m; str Northiand from T: 5s. my ete John ©. Kirkpatrick from | Vuthie's Terminal—U, Ban Francisco, at 6 Peller from Liverpool vin ports, at 3) City of Spokane, Admiral Rogers, | & m.; str Minnesotan from Boston via at Feb, 13—BStr Maxi ‘well from Honoluia Brookdale from 0 in rae AREARIN™ SjiioLb EF Ee >= | NEWT SHES a | | KEEP UP WITH MY NEIGHBORS — ZACK Q&r_ PROUTYS REGISTERED ) ‘C4 — You, Ss | NO-NO-} Shy) HE'S ALWAYS YEHE CANT \ sere He | SIK BELOW-- 1 WONT ~ TEN BELOW AND THIS = NEW ONE ONLY SHOWED) READY To WONT " Port UPA, \FOLLER ORWilbas, AUNT TOLLE REEVES HAS BEEN LAYING FOR THAT ~~ LOUD MOUTHED SPIDE TAYLOR SINCE THE TIME. SHE RODE “TO TOWN IN WASH FUNKS RIGr. TOOK PLACE IN FRONT : D ARGUMENT A HEATE “THIS MORNING WHEN CASS TRIMBLE ™ SOF THE DRUG STORE = RETURNED THE NEW THERMOMETER. AND DEMANDED HIS MONEY BACK AAME BILLY SUNDAY >a “SRT BY STAN LEY ari Ps 15 BELOW ON MY BACK A nce i a | = Porcni! ; ex ¥ LOOKIT HERE | o ae ies DE COVERED pad f WAGONS IN | cc eae “TOWN ! ON THIS THERMOMETER, WONT) 1 —~ iw: Tillamook triplets, olf....... .29@ ao| Bmooth, heavy . Z 5 POULTRY AND MEATS | wediaem eg yb RT| Vessels in Port at Seattle EGG UOT ATIONS Smith Cove Terminal—Pier 41.—Stre President Madison, Kaga Mara, Pier Prices Paid Sitsoes 40—Str Wabash, Ducks—Live, per 1b. Bell Street Terminai—U. 8. C. G. Halda. | Brollers—Per Ib, . V. & Je H. T, Hoathe Capons—Live tat, per Ib. Fancy d. p. o.....4 ate |Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal— Hensfave. 444 iba, and up mira! Wateon, ma Challamba. i ler 6—Str John C. Kirkpatrick. | Weakening of Outside Mar- ti kets Reflected Here 4—Str Yoremite, L | 8.1. 87 Ess prices dropped one cent all 2—Stra Northwestern, Colon. Pler 1—Str Latouche. along the line Wednesday morn Moge—Cholee, light . ideering Worke—v, g.| U0"S y Ing. | “Choice heavy, 160-200 ibe... 508@ Pler A—Str Admiral Nicholson. [Pier D—str Admiral Rodman. Fresh white ranch were quoted at|Veal—-Panc 60: ne. Heavy, medium quality...., .07@ .13 | Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers Umatitie. POULTRY AND MEATS Fholesale Dealers |. per Ib. Yams—Loulslana .. FRUITS Apples— Delicious TABLES Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers (The prices given are those made to} retail dealers by wholesaler, With a few eanotial exceptions, prices to i can be figured by deducting the cost of! Excelsior, jtranaportation to Seattle and approxt-| Dromeda my |mately 16 per cent for hauling, storage|Figs—Calamyrna, 4 layer and setting S-layer 3 to 3% Ibe per box SE-PRe, Bex. ‘8. Burvey Bw Shipping Board Moorings—Btre| 99 ang 24 cents, with mixed pullets at 29 and 30. The drop was reflected “7 ig ommercta!! in bids to producers. | Atlantic Street Terminal—Str Montpeiter.| With other markets we A ae All Bros. Milling Terminal—Str| Seattle is unable to hold pric Wp. heavy . 10e Maye It is expected that thero will be a| ? ite ug acy Street Terminal—Atr Minnesotan, ened King & Winge—Achr Ruby, ms Anvil further drop in quotations on pullet} Live, lent pra Brotlers—Dresse: Spokane Atreet Terminal—Str Alvio B, Connectier Geese—Drensed, per Ib... DAIRY PRODUCTS | Turkeys Fancy, dressed Prices Paid Shippers Dry Docks—#tra H. F. Alexander, City “at | Belgian HaresLive, per lb ena Luckenbach, Dorothy Alexauder. | ie Dressed, per Ib. 114 280 Ames Terminal Company—Stra yok oh | eA ede, menttle Gativery,..<. 52 |Cows—Country dressed, Ib... So4q 197 | Omlene—Cal.. per owt « ° ‘Sack Lots | Eggs—Fresh ranch, white shell 39 | Negs—Fancy Block «..+.5++.+. 10@ “+4 $ | Almonds 1, X. La, per tb Mixed colors Veal—Fancy, light . N@ 4 Heavy, coarse . 2 log a) ee LIVE stock [Pecans Quotations at Union Stockyarde trons A per | medio, 1250149! _ . ton 38.00 30.008 36°00) * hh sa. m— rain; wind jout Btreet Terminal ~ Wren od Bive Ribbon, 36 15-02, pi @ 06 |Grape Frait—Pior! 05@ .0¢|Honey—Comb, per :6091.75| Strained, per 1b, | Caulifiower—Per or 2. ¥ Northern © atr M Toda NUTS MNi—Strs Makewell, Brook-| Queen, | seit owi., fob FO. i conde a DAIRY PRODUCTS Paid Wholecale Dealers Dry Dock—Rtrs inter. me Oregon. Tr: Btation—Ragie 67. at [Alaska seam ship seerings Stra Je | Prices atson} etchikan, Redondo. Batter—Local creamery, cubos, .4 5 a? Be ggttt | Ataaxa Steamship Moorings (Port Binke- | Local printa, wrapped = Feeaers PD.) iy)Stra Oduna Tanane Ligge—Fresh ranch, white shel Hutte wi Mixed colors. ‘ Chole cows afd helfers White pulletd .......4 és Mediam to good 4 pullete to medium Fancy, budded, per tb. Chiriaeneen, watas An Oregon tripleta ....-.... wwoonsin cream brick Washington triplets .. Prime .. seers B.00@ 8.16 4 Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers -Waah,, per box... Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers, FLOUR AND SUGAR tent Attorney Patent Attorney, ired, developed and Central Bldg. 8 MA in-0290. 600 ¥ at. N. Wa _Ington, D. ©. Fenwick, Lawrence, enta Advices and ‘booklet pert. ¥ 876, ai) ins. Pantages Bid. Physicians, Surgeons DAN 3, Bulte 4060 Pant _Hildg. Women's ailments, disorde Piano Tuners JOMN BTROM. MA {n-2020- Toning $3 1 FUNERAL NOTIC |. beloved hust mad “ot at our chapel. Friends invited. Cre mation, Home Undertaking com Ral at drive WILLIAM F Mem ber of Jan Yuneral at our chapel . Thuredey, 1 p. m~ Crematwn, Ho} | Undertaking Compana | " N, MAR ¢ 83 yea: Edmond ¢ | BRITT—At Tos 1 THA LOUISE B ved mother of i rf Funeral announceemnt later. |Home Undertaking Co. 5 __ LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 7 PROPOSED AMEND” 26 iT NO. 2 A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION to amend Section 6 of Article IX. of the City Charter of the City of | Seatt provi for the sub- | mission of mych propored amend. | Ment to the qualified « ‘a of ald city for their ratifi m or Tejection at the general muntelpal election to be held therein on the | fp y llth day of March, 1924. | BE. IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY Go ‘: IL OF THE CITY OF SE- TLE, | That Section & of Article IX of t City Charter of the City of Se be amended to read as follow Sec. 5. There shall be a City Tr | Urer, Who shall, except as of wise provided by law, be officio tax collector. He ma point one Assistant City Urer, and, under Civil rules, such other clerks or deputies | &s the City Council may author) In case of the absence of the City Treasurer from the city, or if for | any cause.the City Treasurer incapacitated from acting, the é ant City Treasure: ity Treasurer and for “he tims being enjoy all his powers. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED iD, BE 2k RON TES, BER submitted to the qualified electors of the City of Seattle for thelr ra al municipal election to be held in 7 elty on the 11th day of March, Passed the City Council the 24th day of December, 1923, and signed by me dn open jon In authentica- tion of its passage this 24th day of December, 1 C. B. FITZGERALD, President of the City Council. Filed the 24th day of December, 1923. H. W. CARROLL, by fie rita and ex-Officlo By EB. M. STREBT, Deputy Clerk. RESOLUTION NO. 7621, PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 1. A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION | to amend Section 4 of Article IX of the City Charter of the City of Seattle, and providing for submission Ora of sald city for thelr ratifica tion or rejection at the general|—>, municipal election to be held therein.on the 11th day of March, 1924, BE ate OLY, ED BY THE © COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SE- KTTLE: That Section 4 of Article IX of the City Charter of the City of Ses 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 ap- point one chief deputy, and, under civil service authorize, In case of the absence of the City Comptroller from the time being enjoy CPE TE BURTHER RESOLVED uch proposed amendment be submitted fo the qualified electors of tho City of Seattle for thei ratification or rejection at the eneral municipal election to be held in said city on the 11th day | of March, 1924, | Passed the City Council th ‘of December, and si me in open aes in tion of its passage this 24th day of December, 1923, Cc. B. FITZGERALD, Sassese | Filed the 24th day of December, 1928 H.W. CARRO! Comptroller and cx-efticio. City Slerk. y FE. M. Street, Deputy, | MODERN ification of rejection at the gener- | § » rules, such’ other | 4 deputies as the City Council may/ {25 FURNISHED Brindle bull female to the name of “Lady.” t yard, while f all descrip BERVICE. oit TITCHI vg ¥ yd. Guaranteed 414 Eitel Bid, over Barteil’s. RAGTIME piano playing taught 806 ine st SITUATION—FEMALE {AKING, wults, by day. EX st 9 Mi ALE HELP—WANTED v to help b town at ’c atheart. But m home there and pay $1 $10 per month. Only whi people wanted. See Mr. toom 719 Waldorf Hotel, p. m., or Lampman, $08 Third Beatile. C. D, Hillman bi over 10,000 happy people homes. Extra Trousers, $5. Match that old coat and vest with a new pair of trousers. See our mam~ moth stock of pants at new low prices—a thousand pairs to choose from at $5 a pair. Lundquist-Lilly. 2nd floor Green Bid. 4th and Pike. AUTO AND TRACTOR day and night classes. free catalog No. 2, 700 2004 8th, near Wi ave., clean, furnished, steam: (men); free bath and phone. Trans. 85c: weekly, $1.75- EN, WOMEN, there in ‘the barber trade. MOLI Occide: ves MEN TO Learn Auto MODERN AUTO & oR SCHOOLS, 790 Mercer. —Man with $306 or $400 rork on house t watch throw it away. 302 Union, TAKEMEN, beginners 0 (whieh h position? y Rail Joseph soclate of former pi k, handsomely iilustrate Send for free outfit make money fast. Author- Re MADU ON “BETTER MADE~ HIRT: t from our factory to wearer capital or experience required. Nand saleswomen of Ai to qualify for sale of stock in. attractive and gilt-edge propo- CONSULT us about your future—we teach all commercial work. Day and Evening Sch succ 615 Crar: 19 FU WH st-044e Y 20—FOR RENT . HOUSES” $30—¥-room house, Madrona dla- trict; good neighborhood and loc: tion; no furnacy heater and Cherry M house, new, ne: Ey sone #10 month. GL ndies oust UNFURNISHED SEKEEPING ROOMS month will buy a nice 4-room cot- tage and ere ground. You c: move tight in. H: C, PETERS, Third ave, TRUNKS moved, a fen HOUSEK EREING. ROOMS pom: gas ight. pwelking distance. lines housekeeping, $4.00. 212 Blanchard. EL tot-4416-J. — ————————nXmX—" President of the City Council. \2s BOARDERS NED REDD HOME for d invalids. Large, clean rooms; best of food and care, 8451 Rainier pl. RA nter- NURSE will board and care for chil- PY pie of *hiret publication, Portland Live Stock ‘Tuesday's Quotations Cattle—Rocelpta, none. stenay | 5@: medium to good, 1 good beef cow medium, 4@ $2.50@4; cannors and cutters, $23.60; bologna bulls, $3@5; feeder steers, t medium and choice calvee— p> . none. Market, steady, Lambs, 84 pounds down, medium eholos and good, $11@12; culls and common, $9@11; yearling wethers, medium choles, all weights, $69.50; old weth- ers, $5,2006.50; chotce, $496.7 ‘eb. 6,|° dren; close to scho od i references. MBE ae WILD board your child in good pri- Yate home; best of ¢ mother's care. 1704 26th ave. W. id mies at as Sety, 8. ooards country R: . BB acn- 7 urse will valid in her ORS 30 ood baltaingt tine soil; Beautit handy le. LAKE REA . 409 1. 72nd st. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS W piano and bench for sale; le than re ar old: cost new, $4505 Will sell for $235 if take o Pures ken at once. PIANOS—Rin. | dept. New KE nwd- ewes, medium to| amt. applied o | 1330 fhe Cobb t