The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1924, Page 12

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EXPLODED LAST NIGHT WHEN “TAILOR SHERMAN POTTS é HUNG THE GARMENT “Too NEAR A. LIGHTED CANDLE - Smith Cove Terminal ir Ship News| Tides in Seattle | uifa‘ti"! || Union Of Co.'s termin : ; Booth Fisheries—Str Z Me ey | SUNDAY |! American Can Co.'s Terminal Tim Low Tide | Fir Low Tide i| He vrigentab LA 321 8m, 0.8 ft. 1:01 a m., 1.8 ftt.|| touche. Fire nigh "fide | Pies “Hiae’ || "84 Trunk Pacific Termin MY a ft. Bevo De Ms 28 ft. 11:49 p. may 1 Gee me ten tel eerene MEN De || wie A ate Admiral Nicholson AOD MO 109 £1.) 747g, m., 10.6 s0.]) Bier An—Bte Admiral Miche Pacific Coast Coal Bunke Umatill President MeXinley, ma Nuolja, grim, Hokkal Maru. Atr Deroche, Vessels in Port at Seattle 41—Btr Pier —Strs Davenport, Glymont. 2--Stre Colon, Alnmeda, Northwest- You Tell °Em f | WHATSA MATTER ) COULD JES AS WELL BE ‘a’ OR'W' oR 23.—The following ar- in have been filed in ecretary of ntate Ine., Seattle . M. Sword OLYMPIA, ¥ cles of Incorp the office of the Empire Creditorn Service, | $20,000, A..F. Mecarthy, a J. J. Montague. Injand Empire Btages $10,090. James Hickm DeLape. Usk Cattle Co., Spokan Harris and ©. D. Morris. Sanitary Hand Drying Co., Inc., Spokane, and George $2,000. J. ML "| 915,000. IL New Corporations WITH YOU FELLAS? WHATCHA ARGU! AV), WERE TRYIN’ T FIND OUT SOMETHIN’ 4) ABOUT? CG a @ BY BLOSSER f MEBBE You \ KNOW WHY AINT TEA CALLED SOUE 1 | $28,000, rnhbodore exsers, Wm. 3. atac-| key and 1. Barton-Fleming A | $10,000, changing nan Co. Cowlitz County | Corti | 8. Underwo | Duk-Bak Paps ©. 8, Bhelton, J. 1. Grittin, B. W Ww, jand i | 1, Macdonald. | Co., pokane e to Barton Auto Tubricating Gasoline Fletcher and Y 2 “O., Kelso, $10,000, | ounger = 4. Funding Co ett, $98,000.) Washington burea has a bookle Groom White | want to keep your youth and good looks. Want to Look 10 Years F you want to look 30 when you are 40, or 40 when you are 50— If, in other words, you are interested in keeping your youth—our that will interest you. need be prematurely old; the crow's feet CAN be kept away; the wrinkles CAN bo banished; the double chin CAN be made to behave; the extra avolrdupois can be made to shrink—It you really No one BY TAYLOR || THS ARe GREEN Aw ¥ r ) VLC SUPPLY Tye JL RACE tut Sy x Se HOG QUOTATIONS TAKE DROP ‘Egg Prices “Hold Steady Over the Holiday Hog prices took a tumble at the} Seattle stockyards Saturday morn.| ing, as a result of recent heavy re celpts. Quotations on prime ligh hogs ranged at $7.50 to $7.60, w other grades ns remained steady y, with no likelit change until the first of the week DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers reat Beattie delive 2 white 2 | Tillamook triplets, old . | POULTRY AND MEATS | Prices Paid Shippers 7 | Decks—Li » per Ib. 2 Brotlers—Per |b. a0) Capons—Live fat, per Ib, . 28 | Fancy 4. p rahe | Hene—Live, 414 Ibe. and up. | Medium, live, 3% to 4% Light, ib Liv: Fancy dressed . | Belgian Hares—Live is * J id et Choice heary cy milk, 60-1 20 Ibe... » medium’ quality. POULTRY AND MEA’ Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Ducks—Dreased, per ib. Capone—Lb. ...... Mene—Dreseed, heav: Dressed. light . | Live, heavy . Live, light . | Brollers—Dreseed, per tb. Geese—-Dressed, per ib. Turkeye—Fancy dressed . Belgian Hares—Live, per I Dressed, per Ib. ee | Cows —Country Greased, ID..... i Hogs—Pancy block j Veal— | LIVE STOCK | Quotations at Union Stockyards Receipts Saturday a. m., 75 cattle, Prime steers . 35 | Medium to gor s} Fair to medium $s Feeders 2° | Bulls Cholee cow + 11.00@ 12.60 §.50@11.00 | -6.00@ 9.50 1.1 .5.60@ 8.00 sii tedeceses ce B60@ 6.75 VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers (The prices given are those made to retail dealora by wholesalers, With — few | teasonal exceptions, prices to producers can be figured by deducting the cost ef ‘transportation to Seattle and approzi- | mat |and selling Wethers Mee Ewes 2... cost.) | Artichekes—Per dos. | eu Per box | Beets—Loo Broccoli: Spokane . Carrots—Per sac! | affected in proportion. |! 7 | strong feature per cent for hauling, storage fe. STANDARD ISSUE TOCKS 600) Strength Shown by Rails, Steel at Closing WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAS- CIAL REVIEW eb, 23.—The market she ig undertone during the first hour of the brief session to- 4 with specialties strong. After this movement developed with the rails end I In view of to abe ers took a three advance was re- minary to an exten ° entiment next week Shorts were getting uncomfort- able, particularly in view of the bit- ter reparations news and the strong Fepublican lineup in tax matters. lent. Sloss-Shef- ay) year a share from the recent low. Divi end action Is expected. Shorts in the oil group were cor ering as the market closed. Brooklyn Manhattan shares, whic have been sluggish, came to fore with tke preferred selling to up 4 points from the instructive news ts looked » these shares next Monday, Souths, ern railway was the active ‘ the final minutes, nd old up to 49 and & new high, 1% above Thursday's last sale, The yolume tn the stock was big and buying was coming from every sec- tion of the country Chesapeak & Ohje sold off rather sharply to 5914, off %, and there was no apparent reason for this re- action in view of the in other rails, Opening prices on the stock ex- y included: Anaconcs, Rethiebem ul Steel, 104, Uj win, 13 By General 3 101%, up 14; Standard Oil of Califor nia, 63%, up %; Sinclair, 22%, op 441 Norfolk & Western, 106%, off Bas ‘uba Cane, pfd., 69%, up ern Pacific, 88%; Southern Railway, 49, up %; American Can, Ith. up %. The market closed higher. Clow ng prices Included: United States eel, 10444, up %: Baldwin, 12%, : Studebaker, 101%, up to; Am can Woolen, ‘72%; American Can, 114, up %; Davison Chemical, $14, 1. Pan-American, 48%, off 4; 8" 46%, up 4: Industrial Alcohol, + up 1%; Cuba Cane pfd,, 70, up 394 Southern “Erie, 25%; Coolidge Declares Candidacy in Ohio COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 2%—- President Coolidge today filed his declaration of candidacy with Secre- tary of State Thad Brown, Arthur L, Garfort, Elyria, authorized the use of his name as second choice by the Coolidge delegation. ‘The declaration was filed by Hoke Donithan, manager of Coolidge’s Ohio campaign. Rome Beauties 1.50 Cooking apples - Grape Fruit— Honey—Comb, per case Strained, per Ib, | Lemons—Fancy Cholce « P Jumble pack, per box NUTS fuses id Wholesale Teleee Paigack Tote Almonds—1. X. le, per Ib -Va., per Ib, Mixed Nuts—Per FLOUR AND SUGAR Flour—tocal blends a Patents . fernoon 4 At 4 p. | Onions—Cal., per ewt, . Or, per owt 5 : Wapato, per ewt. « Walla Walla, green, per di Beats per eet ao soit MAY, GRAIN AND FEED xed Carloads te Shipper D, Th Seattle) ss and Carl T. Frohne. Hoquiam Finance Co., Hoquiam, $25,-| 000, F. O. Ladiey, J. B. Putman and! ©. Pinnick, Tom Svendsen and Peter | If you want a copy of the booklet, HOW TO LOOK 10 YEARS PO ete nn aa Building Permits } ee | | YOUNGER, fill out and mail the couvon below as directed. frame resl-| | | Weather Bureau Report | iirc Gece Maginbertng Worke-<U.°s, TATOOBH ISLAND, Fev, 23.--8 a. m.—| G, 8. Surveyor, U. H. 4. Snohomish, Farometer rising; cloudy; wind east, 13) U, 4. Shipping Board Moorings-—Str Jop+ wiles an hour, tha, Weat Gambo. Connecticut Street Terminal—str Eldo- vedo, fe Street Terminal—Strs Hakushika Maru. Annociated Oil Co—-fitr Kewanee. from Ban Francisco via ports, at noon:| King & Winge—Sehr Ruby, ma Anvil. str Tyndareus from Manin via ports, at| stacy Btreet Terminal—U. 8. 8. Pioneer, 11 &. m.; #tr Eldorado from Han Fran- Discoverer, tineo via Portland, at 6 a. t:; ate Dav-| portend wieet. Terminal—Btrs enport trom San Francisco, at 12:30 a] eamcre saree! 22,—-Str Robin Adair from Bail- | apokane Ktrest Terminal-—Ma Drechtdisk. at 1 p, r Banta Inex| putht 4S, 8. Connectlout, atr Kwanee way Dock & Warehouse Co,— | Stes Admiral Rogers, | ML, Dahiem, dence, 24x28, rt Smith rimenta, Robinso: 742 18th N,, $1,800. | 16th N. B., frame} $18,000. | ath 8, W., frame| renidence, 32x35, $5,000. | joo. W. Bannister, 7145 46th &% frame reaidence, 2x42, $2,000, | Nell McDonald, 824 Seaboard Hidg $3,800, 4 Seaboard Bag. ————— «CLIP CourPoN HERE see toel see Arrivals and Departures Arrived—Feb, 23—Atr Admiral Peary | . Wilton Tea Co., Seattle, increasing | Mer stock from $18,000 to $125,000. a Typewriter Corp, of Washington, Beat~| 1 tle, $40,000. J, W. Bettinger, G. 4. Pin-| ‘Connell and 1, W, } 2 Alfaifa ¥ HEALTH EDITOR, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, Lal 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D. ©. T want a copy of the booklet, KEEPING YOUNG, and inclose herewith five cents in loose postage stamps. Tam carefully PRINTING my name and address below, Local whites, owt. + Netted Gems, No. 1, ton Gema, commercial, ton, Barley--Whole, feed, 100". es—-Local, dos. bune! Rolled and ground | Onts—Whole feed, 101 Rolled aud ground, 7 BOM ccscaes shapes Wheat—Recieaned feed, Mixed feed mill run) Ali-Grain Chop, 0° Grow redd-100°% Chick Peed 100°" Chick B, M. Mash Fee Mash—100's Scratch Feed—100's Cocoanut Meal 100° Cottonseed Meat -100's “Linseed Ol Meal—100'« Soya Bean Bone Meal—10 Beattie, $20, Richard 0. Watne, Pacific Stove & Foundry ¢ Arthur Bernhard an: frame Burana, oattle, Boattl frame Squash—Per 1b, 5a ) AN! Tomatoes—Mextoan, 1 | & , Florida, caso. Didg., | x . | Turmips—Sack Yame-—Louisiana FRUITS Prices Pald Wholesale Doalers Apples Dei Spltzenbers: Winesapa ¥ Wost Seattle Training Station— Alaska Steamship Moorings Stra Setter do. 1ip Moorings (Port Blake gle No. frame Gwinn Gwinn Glymont from ¥ vein Cordova, Salled——Feb, 23.—S8tr Alameda for! Litly “e , it 9am, Feb, 22,—Htr City of| Guide. for Vancouver, at 9:20 p. m.;| Nettleton’s Mill—Str Santa Inox. yn for Shanghai v ouver,| Colinan Creosote Worke—Btrs F. 8. Loop, 4 Dp. m. H.W, Baxter. ana Dery Dock—#tra Queen, ms Apex, |Gardner J : STATE... /.000. re Delta Upsilon Frat, 6015 N. EB, 44x66, $40,000 ; 3024 Hldg., | | Wallingford, ARR nnn. OR ees | 1 Commereiat USE PENCIL—NOT LNIK 40%64-8, $10,000, 16 W. ‘65th, frame 4adt, $9,000, M and Charles ¥ ker, | Ratater, bi lam Clty, Griffeon, Heury ‘wen Coqult- Villard,