The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 18

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ARE JH 1 ARE ‘YOU (i WALKED CLEAR 33) ’ Pn KITTY'S HOUSE / IA —— J a CALC i U b ~ : | GIRLS ? iy il ETHE KNITTING CONTEST BETWEEN PEARL PEEBLES AND OPAL HONEY WELL CAME TOA SUDDEN SToP GT 0 WHEN A NEIGHBORS DOG CHASED MISS PEEBLES gf" ~~ op CAT THROUGH THE HOUSE «c= Ee eo PME BY BLOSSER TI WOULDNT = TO RATHER HAVE TH EARACHE THAN Surveyor. ° |e 12—Str Grainier, Ship News !: 2—Btre Alameda, Victoria, Yukon, Redondo. Pier A—#tr Pier D—Str Tides in Seattle | Pier 1—Strs Harry Luckenbach, Nabesna. FRIDAY Eldridge. 4 King & Winge—Schr Maid of Orleans, ms Anvil m 23 tt. || tnton Pacific Terminal—Str Manukal. ft. | Second High Tide || Stacy Street Terminal—U. #, 8 Pioneer, Tide | 19:29 a. m., %.1 ft.|| Dihcov. 462 p.m, 2.2 £t.| Second Low T: Commercia 5:55 p.m, 24 f.}) Duthie’ —t eee TATOOBH 18) arch 13.—9 0. m.| Glen! —Barometer ris! ¥; cloudy; wind | Meffer south, six miles 5 Be oe Arrivals and Departures & Arrived. ne larch 12.—Str Manukal from! Winslow ports, at 1p. m Str Inonomia for sate] Meteor Coduitiam Villard, The president has power to de. clare historic Iandmarks, structures | at 4:45 p.m H.W. Haxter for Los Angeles via Bi at 2:59 p. m. } “* and other Smith Cove Terminal—Pier 49—BStr Preni- dent Jefferson. Beal Bivest Termingl—U, & 6. Heide, mente || Pacttic Coast Engineering Works—Btr BB. Conneetient, ma Ruby. | Fast Waterway Dock & Warehouse Co.— | _ Str Take Gunn Weather Bureau Report resi ‘try’ Doccr—sice Curacao, Queen | Stimson's Mifl—Btr Rosalie Mahoney, janke 8 Dominion Miller. Admiral Nicholson. Admiral Dewey. Roller Worke—Str Yosemite. j Dry Dock—Str Nalnier, Chas. Ft. Wilron. 1p Moorings—Strs Jeffer Crocker, barge fson and | Henry ; refined, ‘on apot. 15% 016 9% @2ie Ih. jber 21 is popularly known as objects of historic or|““harvest moon.” This is because the : scientific interest situated upon| moon then rie Vessels in Port at Seattle jr owned or controlled by the| tive evenin: United States, to be national monu-| hour, giv an unusual numbe moonlight evenings. The full moon nearest jeptem- | millers and ¢ for several consecu at nearly the same! | numerous cancellations | Ca: GR P R | ES! Weakness in other grains reflect-| 0141... 5 | ed on oats and that market WS ong cont off. . nt sang |sharply lower without any distinct No, 3 hard. $1 . LOWER = | - Provisions slumped with grains, a hogs lower, cables and selling by Omaha Live Stock whan Wednesday's Quotations ot " ts, cottonseed oil interes! Caltioxnsestote. *;| Break Sharply With Wheat cas : Leading Trend Chicago Board of Trade} — | Wednesdays Quotations 2 — Open High Low CHICAGO, March 12.—Crain prices}, Whest— 5 Oper Men olor, gies s | broke sharply on the board of trade] july (..1., 110 20 106% ay.|today. Wheat led in the downturn, | Sent 110% 110% 1.07 Gueep—Rasetpts, 11,800, hotes | Drastic liquidation hammered wheat! | Sar eat eae Get yd i prices to te to 2%e lower; confi-| juny | 51% 81K 80% som] oh dence of traders was badly shaken | se . S17, 50% 80% | lby fears of the consequences of the| Oate— z ty Mes j 2 | atay ‘ iat MT 9 | MeNary-Haugen bill in "Pat (bar : My mes Foreign Exchange puld be enacted into law The | sept see 2 Aly NEW YORK, Mareh 12. alc bende coor a shh bane ad a change cloned higher, 5% cong | 842 up \ 10 “ro” | 99.0028 1%: lire, 80.0421 |eian, $0.08 000. Tone oF market. aa Tone of marker, 196 lowers bulk, $6.80@ 7.18; Foreign Sterling, dem: f 0.041115 opinion in the pit, would seriousl: pds jatfect the cash wheat busines dealer ention the advisability Teerea according to consensus of @ult; : 27 1110 31.19 | 00,600,000, 000 | co y far ahead unti cher 5 | free hail May sec 9.85) 8.06) OTE ogre | ven, & © ee | Ithe dip. Liver San Francisco Produce |_ nosto~ prices bein je Ib. the | ing away, de i} « was pene ve bles from r of |c de woolR, nM 1 ut New England mills continue to hol fornia flats, fancy, 26%0 Ib. off, FLORIDA STRING STOCKS 60 BEANS ARRIVE | ON REPORT Egg Quotations Again Carry | Stimulation by Over Without Change | Syndicate on | WANE STAD, iUGvieWe Ae 11 —Bhoey the early deal. and in frames 4 recovery 1's 10W, te Morgan's Responsible DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers | Bottertat— Eege—Vresh ranch, white shell Mixed. colors Pullets ; mH Miik—cwt., t | Seattle ¥, 0. B Clearings .... . DAIRY PROD! Balances Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Batter—Local creamery, cubes. 460 » 1 ts, wrapped 7 $8,572, 152.35 | i 1,759,476.13 | Portland | - 7,073,998 | + 1,295,195.24 ) te atell ¥ trip! | Tillamook triplet Bazard, Areold Veley. . Seattle, am from $56,008 te Renton Bros reducing capital 7 | $10,000 Heavy, medium quality. . as POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Pand Wholesale Dealers \cks—Dreased, per ib, Jamendment increasing capital sock frem | $10,000 to 09. Billings Land & Irrigation Co, Seattle $300,000. Decree of dissolution, Sunny Point Packing Co., nH, 3/000. Victor HM. Elfendshl and Le & light . K Kelso, $100,000. Chas. Geese—Dre in, . Branscom and Arthw Turkeys-Fancy Beigian Hares— Dressed, Inc, Walla Wale, BM. Muntington and Tk To deal in, sell and operate ate recycles and motor vebleles of every kind and nature, Medium to good Falr to medium » 403 Bidg., frame residence, H.” Winans, 402 American Bash B. olfson & Co., teration store front, $9 | Edward Johneon, 660 given are those made to! a by wholesalers. With 1 seasonal exceptions, prices to producers | y. can be figured by deducting the cost of | transportation to Beattle proxi- mately 15 per cent for hauling, storage and selling coat.) Pacific Tel. & 7 fireproof tel. ex. add. 35x29 & Chapman, y & Chapman, | Cautifiower..(Broceotl), erat frame residence, 30x40, $3,500 | Celery—Northern Cal, crate: . D. Walker, 1 ‘Ban Diego, crate residence, 32x22, bere | gg Plant—Per Ib. | Lettuce—Imperial, § doz. case Khabar, 1b. Kutabagas—Per sack |Hermit Murdere Boat’s Eng TACOMA, March 13.—Jo son, a recluse living om island, was the man who Robert Tolstrup, 38, Tuesday: ing on the boat Edith H. committed suicide by self, the sheriff's office ported today. The man Bi on the island for 15 years thought to be mentally Bananas—Per | d ETT OF Cocoanuts—Per doz. - 1 The record for heights ~ 4 by airplanes is held by cointe, of France, who 35,178.88 f . Three thousand, six hut j sixty-one aliens were d the United States last years There are about 170,000 women in prisons in the @ Daily ai ier s Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers, ka Sack Lote onde—tI. X. L, per | Aimonde—. per Ib, Count 6 words to one cents per lil +20) Same ad to run 3 or rate cost r line, 3-line ad, 1 time, att? 51 eee Ib . UR AND SUGAR Flour—Iocal blends 3-line ad, to ba 3 ne, MAY, GRAIN AND FEED lin Contrast ates (Paice om GE Bentley SUPER, sabaA) — hea Wiieed Ge rain Chop—S0's Feed—1 Keg Mash- tech Feed: CScomnut Meal