The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 17

ATTLE STAR PAGE 17 | EVERETT TRUE ‘BY CONDO | MOM'N POP Hard Plucking 2 ——— HGRe INMY GRip— - SC vase 4 " ry ET ( A a cue <s SONNY, YOUR t YES -ONCLE JERRY, THAT'S JUST FINE~ WELL IF THE BOSS WAAL NOW YE ‘MUST , THAT yY bs = ata ME yor \f I STARTED To I'M GLAD TO HEAR CAN ONLY RECOG- REMEMBER THAT Success) ( BE TRUE WHERE AM I GOING To | = i “3 yve Got A JOBS WORK ABOUT You've MADE your ) NIZE My ABILITY ¢ IN THIS WORLD DEPENDS FIND SOME ONE Now START IN LIFE .~ C I'LL BE A GREAT ma YPON PLUCK f p— 4 ¢ TO PLUCK? (MAN SOME DAY tt i —— IF ‘ou PUT YOUR “TICKET IN YouR GRIP, IT's PROBABLY IN THGRS YET, BUT WHILG YOU Go THROUGH YOUR GRIP, STEP TO ONS SIPEG AND CET THS ES aig SUR pS o_o ee | Go THROUGH THE BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES i, pp SATS 8! WHY, ITS TWELVE [\ WHEN SHE AND JIMMIE Wal len‘ It ABOUT ; OA.OCK THE tw ENT K GET TO PLAYING | wey TIME TO GO | | Pea Time! GOOD NIGHT, ‘ MARG DEBR!! BUTTER IS DOWN STOCK FALLING TWO CENTS DESPITE NEWS 1 No Change Made in Local | American Can Hits Bottom; BY STANLEY Egg Quotations Other Leaders Heavy ¢ HOLD ER _ After holding at the same price|WALL sT JOURNAL FINAN- TL WANT YOun1D Gave ns ‘ - NEWT SHES ‘arch t4-Overnight HIM ATTALKING "TO. HE MS 2 \AREARING ) day with a 2cent drop. Quotations !NeW2 was conatructive, including BROKE 4 WINDOW “TODAY 4 le — j on local prints, wrapped, were at to put the Mellon schedule AND HIS FEET ARE. SOPPING | . OAT: ' ( 49 cents, with 48 cents for top| Hon of Senator MeCormick and car: WET AND HE'S TORE THE oad ? oe iy Bag) | erase te vcnbes Ibe which. showed ‘raliway, traffic SEAT OUT OF HIS NEw } * ” A pr No changes were made in local | wax still running at record levels. Industria! prices were under the c f s se dids or quotations a “e PANTS. YOu MUST i : av previous day's influence, American SPEAK “DO HIM. DAIRY PRODUCTS | © for months, butter opened Wednes |, NEW xor the movement at 108% and heaviness nued to characterize the action aidwin, Steel and other specu- © leaders, Opening prices on the stock ex- j change inel: 2 3. 6. B%, M)up %; U. B Rubber 17| American Can, 108%, baker, 92%, up % 5) 4 | DAIRY PRODUCTS | k | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Telephone, 128 | Butter—tneal creamery, cubes. 48 | Leather, pfd., Local prints, wrapp: Egge-—fresh rai Mixed colors PORTLA PORTLAND, Mare! white, $1; soft whi | white, > hard wi a7] SPEDE, P2c; Western red Oregon Triplets rae ‘Wisconsin cream brick Washington triplets . ‘Tillamook triplets, old CHICAGO, March 2) POULTRY AND MEA hard, $1.04@ 1.085 Prices Paid Shippers ——— Docks—Live. per Ib. re Brollers—1934, per Ib, es s { Building Permits oo John Davis & Co., Second ave, altera- tion buijding, $1,000, Adolph Peterson, 4126 Baker ave., frame Tealdence, 28x39, Wm. Meister, 1005 ern ave. store bi 3, 69th, frame resi- 2 Kighth ave N. EB, 6x42, $4,000. 33 Strand ave, frame iP 45, $2,600. 10 Beventh ave, 6, resi« , oe er | POULTRY AND MEATS Daniel aroe, ae 8 Zz : | EGRANNY STOUT FAINTED /N FRONT OF of | Prloes Pald Wholesale Dealers | ict "“cocthain’ frame fesidence, 26227, JIM WATSONS BARBER SHOP WHEN SHE Dacke—Dreseed, 4 ely PEEKED /N THE WINDOW AND SAW HER : $3 astensne, bibonss TaPLS6) S90 WHY MOTHERS GET Gray. oTRwillans LITTLE GRANDSON HAVING HIS CURLS CUT OFF. he (29) D. G. Hollingsworth, 3220 W. Téth sty Live, Nght . Bi frame residence, 28x38, $3,500. | Geese—Dreawed, per Ib. . aol w. . Bretle, bidg.. frame resi- an ——-- --—. | Torkeys—Fancy dressed Me | Belgian Hai bidg., frame resl- ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Willie’s a Good Shot ft retghtt HEM ee game cat dence, 24x42, $3,000, Veal—Fancy, light Meavy, coares .. PLEASE MAAM, Atay 4 Why, CERTAINLY }] FS LIVE STOCK AQROW T GOT SO THAVE My ARROW P Ir Vee Is iT receipt We Wednesday ts ma at cattle) 85 hogs. TLL WAFTA Asi DROPPED IN YouR : = = eatin pv? cme Medium to good . Fal medium fo Sj} SR am Se, Bheep— Prime lambs Common to choice Yearlings Wethers Ewes . '25|Grape Fruit—Fiorida . Honey—Comb, per case. (The prices given are those made te retail dealers by wholesalers, With a few teasonal exceptions, prices to producers can be figured by deducting the cost of — transportation to Seattle and approxi- mately 15 per cent for bauling, storage Angeles via’ Bellingham, at 9 p. ms mal Ouiahe Live Stock LITTLE EXP OR | Chickes Head of Trade Portland Live Stock Mitichokes Per Gon Los Alamos for Richinond, at 5 p. j “Tuesday's Quotations ‘Tuesday's Quotations fir Admiral Rodman for west : Tweedy's Quotations w pen High Low Prince Wales island, at 4 Cattle—Receipta, 9.000 4 I. P. Alexander tor Lom A jauy 1 , .F. Alesander tor [ July \ Pranciaco, mi. bktn We B. | Bept 5 | a | Breseell-—Ore. erate ste Caddopeak | Corn. u 25 “ a Cal for Ai 6:20 ‘Tone of market way for Anacortes via at 6:20 p.m. . Tone of market, fe July Ph op tos) jul, $7@7.16; top, | \ sept '. Fi) i oe | Close of | °° Vessels in Port at Seattle | sneer: so. zone ot marae, Market Irregular at Cl fader reves 48% 4TH AEN AEN] An hotce calven 169 Ibe dew | ie 40; lambs, Day; Wheat Rallies lee fh: ’ y 1.80: ite te 260 Ibs., $8@10. Bk: y, pera \_R tet Bireet Terminel— . ps CHICAGO, March 26.—Grains, 5 ied : | 5, D, Petara. rant. ; hoara (July c:: Grand ‘Trunk Pacific Terminal—Str Ad- y Docks—Sehr ¥enny Dutary, | Cloned irregular on the local board) yarq 10.07 10.92 10.97 Ames Terminal—3s ‘Livby "Maine of trade today. ne tins : . Pier 14—8tr Protea ffernan’ - cu-| er making new lows on the ‘. i$ 4. m. | Pier 118 Theodore Roosevelt, U. B. D | roe ae all deliveries, wheat rallied | May - 6 Oe rye eh C. G. may. slightly when previous sellers took} LF bated ge at ewe. 8. Boxer. a ship Mooring Ketent-|{o the buying side. There also war! & victorin. some investment buying. H Foreign Exchange eS | See eee manta t | No export ness was marked.| sew YORK, March 25.—Porel baler wy 5 oy ne? | indicating the market fn atill out of | one ilar, Bterling, via Tacoma, " Christensen, Alum: | line. biradetr world’s available | HMA Gray trom Dalitmors | Ewell na, bktns Anne Comyn and Charles ¥.| supply showed an Increase of Over | p, By e r} | "Local wtten, ext ios, %, Mi att Tiverton | Union Pacttic Terminal—Ate Tarline. Crocker, barges Coquitlam City, Gritt- 0 bushels. i . - , : M : c@ived good local support & Bhipping Board Moorings—BStrs De-| eon and Henry Villard. factyed seed Ieceh ne tow bere, Coprum. / onal over the opening: Connecticut street Terminal—str Nebes- | tonal over the op: na. fr H M Market, ~ The earth being a mpheroid, the ta obtained some strength from ri? Spree 3 mh Atlantic Street Terminal-—tr Kermit. length of a minute of latitude in. but closed lower ertrnty yiveeeed *rovision were dull and neglected) © King & Winge—Ma Anvil, seht Mald Of - ages pros Grit i at tne equn-| ait hay ne Wer a * 1% 9 matt A firs France| tor to 6108 feet at the pole, a8 | ; : : = ei Gray ———— N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | San Francisco Produce Liverpool Grain Tempe seek + “ auee caste | Terminat ae ne Columbia university, with an en ‘Tuesday's Quotations | patter—ixtras, (74c 1b; prime firsts, Toradny's Quotations ue rales, —- we | ieerseadeian tnsa any cate ns] iat ihibosey. ! * extra pull os 2K d oe 18GB 1d Deaters | rotat- transactions. .12,696,00000 1 ine Warez. | mete pepeenia ARG RY college ml ‘ ‘ | 2 vd puileta, 21 Me Ted Ba 10NG Se 10%a - 5 wrens Tot s 8. .12,695,000. IN Lt date Ate Wakens ee et dantte tke ebue tee Cheese— ts, fancy, 24e 1 (is O%d te Oiled Sa ON ts OT Los! Géuerai Petroleum Terminal—ste Presi! the country.