The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR ( EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO | *‘* Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks °*- ae MOM’N POP Circumstantial Evidence BY TAYLOR <=] LISTEN IN c OER 7 Ter (“so IT’S YOU THAT'S TRYING T a 1 WONDER WHERE THIS | EDUCATE YOURSELF IN THE ART BOOK CAME FROM— po ytyehd - a "HOW TO MAKE LOVE* I THNK I SMELL A RAT SEEMS QUEER A Book = ff >) LIKE THIS SHOULD TURN J UP SO MYSTERIOUSLY — ous NNOCENT 1 KNOW MORE [| ABouT THIG THAN YoU _s— THINK 1 00 — ‘ NG LOVE 191T— 7 OH DON'T PRETEND To BE J | & r \ SOME ONE IN THIS HOUSE NEEDS WATCHING SL (thar j LD'ER TH TRUTH ABOUT BEIN'’IN JAIL SHE THINKS THIS BOOK DON'T [ BeLons T’ME~ | oe ee | oat) P| | NO THANK S — THE CHANCES 4R © Ir SOUNDS AS Good AS iT coors = 4 \es OH Pappy! |'D GIVE AN EYE- YOOTH FOR ANOTHER HOURS — | WHY. BOOTS SNOOZE! ILL BETCHA | TAKE A‘) YOU HAVEN'T PINEAPPLES ARE STOCKS STEADY ON MARKET UNDER FIRE 3 . i : i : First. Shipment of Season Paes Active During | ———= a, nn 3 ‘ ft Arrives Here Saturday | Short Closing Session WAY BY STANLEY |{.: The first shipment of the season | WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN- $ Reem —— fresh pineapples was ved! New yoHhe REVIEW RMU CT 3 day morning from Hawall by lan excellent RP. Russell, and distributed ego a mong a number of dealers. The . i ; pineapples are packed 24, 30 and 36/ AN “OUCH ‘im! I WOULDN' x the. case, and are being sold at DYA THINK 00 rT FIRTHY: bt Ase. i, Sara neh atinlable. changeo| YO.LETTIM TT MIGHT BE the butter and exy.situation. | Uvity’ was eepecially pr , HURTCHA ? I A RATILE quae 2 the end of the firs when ; DAIRY PRODUCTS trading Interest. converged. almost i Prices Paid Shippers altogether on special movements Datterfat— which were extremely conflicting. A grade, Seattle delivery. ... 38) bringing about new highs for the Ugge—Casee included: year in Marine, pfd.. and Colorado ty Ritras or white shell. | Fuel and new lows’ on the moves} t 3 ment uch stocks as Central | . Coca Cola and Wilson | 4 & Co, j Toward the close, part of the bear | DAIRY PRODUCTS the ctaboeein I Batten Mgt Paid Wholesale Dealers a| the Senoral list, withdrew from the : ooh ur coy cubes. “39 | tield, a movement which lifted prices oF eee poets, eran i pretty generally from the opening : 3a|, Comparative liveliness developed | in the general list in the final deal .24@ .26|1PK* under stimulation of further las | new highs for the year in Colorado fuel at 39%, and Marine, pfd., at plete ‘TiMameok triplets, old fom y + pose covering . : m " industrial POULTRY AND MEATS lead Rebounds of more than a | paint took place In Baldwin to 112% 22) and Studebaker to $2%. whilo the | 20) market as a whole displayed a/ | steady tone. | Opening prices included: Marland, Oregon triplets Wisconsin cream Washington tri | %\; Texas Company s off %: F ‘nl “sts 1 90 33) United States Steel, 98% : “Mt ler, $3%; General 3 ’ 31) Haven, 18%, 4 ; 30 | off %: 44 3 : parang cr ba ae Pan-Ameri- | VeatoPasey rk, 60-120 Tos ‘market closed, Maher: ats “4 _ 8 eel. 99, uy ; 9 Seager eormebeeaees 43 op tudebaker, 8¢, up 32 Amer c POULTRY AND MEATS bags; mp ev Casts ion wine, te : ; ery gg Belew tpsemtimoage n> oft M4: Industrial Alcohol, Sit, ub | = : I Davison Chemical,” 50%2° Atchison, | THE TICKET WINDOW AT "THE ee os aH penta Falla: | DEPOT FELL. AND CHOPPED OFF r » UD : ‘exas Company, i t American Locomotive, 73°, ER. RE DE - NOT Born E*GHT INCHES OF STATION AGENT snes @ WEROR A APS its S DAD KEYES WHITE WHISKERS, Topay 4 Boston Wool $$ i ROSTON, my Pikes Lag — — — — on Lange - tinued generally irra. ine domestic ‘ » 7) ‘Y nae me §=© FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS from $1.50 to $1.10. Reports from th . STOCK West to dealers indicate the grow: : RM r Quotations Stediyarts f prices are much above what | 2 D To Recnigho Saturday nna. SS catia, | dealers are able to otter. e mnst! (SEE! NOW HELL Go Lia UD Sika! aebes::s 4 oe | papel pele riba Por Meat ood / You F Fair to medium |. BANK CLEARINGS || “ Feede: | {| | Seattle 1] | Clearings: 0... .86,788,561.71 | | | Balances ..... 2... 1,784,650.25 A! Portland 1] | Clearings . «+ 6,943,534.17 « 1,390,753.01 | |) Balances .. } Tacoma 114 Total transactions.. 2,607,000,00 | | Prime lamba Common to choice Home Beauties ., Cooking apple 09 ' O04 176 03.75 y given are those made to 08 | sobit deniers by wholepaleree With atone sn 3 ‘seasonal exceptions, prices to producers 16! ean de figured by deducting the cost of a t ‘tion to Seattle and approxi- +4 t mately 15 per cent for hauling, storage ect and selling cost.) a Artichokes—Per doz. 76 | t Grape Fruit—Fiorida 50 | - t ‘Kennewick, 12-ib, box, Honey-—Comb; per HI A go “| 2 no Everett, at 6:45 p, m,; str Doyiew Bearport, Wert Cadron, Bofess string. 2071, Btraitiod. “per 1b. 16 er; |[town trom” San. Prancised) via: ‘Hverett|Connectiout: SyreetTerminal~-Str. Com- Chicago Board of Trade Beets—Local, per sacl 38 and Tacoma, at 3 p.m. meretal Spirit. Friday's Quotations : 60 ] ews Salled—May 2.—8t rthwestern for | Atlantignstreet Terminal—Str Went Kad- High | Low. ch cal i, per Ib. 00 Alaska, at 9 am. May 2.—8tr Andren | er: 2 +$1.04% $1,058 81.06% $1.0 : pon ry maa At 60 Tid ‘ Se ttl FL nbach for Boston’ via ports, at | Associated Oll—Atr Vietoria, + 1.06 07% 106% 1.07% | James Murphy, Central Bldg. . ‘Pony erate ..- 60 1dés in attie 0:46 wy Phitloot + Tacoma | Standard Ofl Co.'s Terminal—Str Africa + 107 10TH 1. damage, $2,000. ‘ Carrote—Per sack 50 SATURDAY SUNDAY via Vancouver, . Maru, 0 fs 1, J. Knapp, dox 658 Unty, St, f 7 ‘New, don MAY 3 MAY ¢ | Alexander tor" .j tr | Kinde ®@ Winge—Ma Anvil, sehr Mala of May ¢ i r 0x3 s be rescind . Firet High Tide First Migh Tide Ra ete) da ‘Tacoma, at . Ork aise tm taal—Bt ‘Atriteat ye rage) . Celery—1 : 1 10.7 ft. | 4:31 a m.. Northland for Tacoma, at 8: eet Terminal—str miral Gen Diego, crate « 10, Ke ‘Pleat Law tide | ieee Lew lag’ || Warwick. for Lon Angeles Sharp Upturn Seen on Trade Cucambers—No. 1 7 te—Va.. 10:47 wm. m., 06 ft. | 11:17 a. m., 0. at 10 a, m,; str Vietorla for oma, at U. GB. 8. Connecticut, ms Ruby, M O, M, building, Peter Johnson, residence, 30x21 ‘Yred W 10:40 #. m, Trtiaee— Second High Tide | Second Sacramento, 4 dor, ‘i Docks—-strs Admiral Rodman’! in Grains; Demand Strong Speciea Law tide’ | ‘Sesoea’y yen, Soi, Trois rcceiont Company—-Ms Libby eae) I le cond le ‘ a ‘2 ry 2 é y 4AG 28 4100 p. me bl te liiay y moos t.|| Wessels in Port at Seattle | “Maine, wre Mel, Ouens, CHICAGO, May 22—Grains closed eis hdthe Smith Cove Terminal-—{Por 41—Htr Kuga | ColMAN Creosote Works—Str Fred Dax-| showing sharp gains for ihe day on Weather Bureau Report President Jéekben. “Pler’40--str eg Dry DockeoWir Raliier: _|the Chicago board of trade today, TATOOSH ISLAND, May 3-8 a. mom Wheat advanced steadily during to- ‘ vi ding. Tho market recetved | May ...... 992 9.95 9.90 808 lowly falling bat ly ol ; | Smith Cove Anchorage-—-Bktn Orfental. day's tra waive ant, tight ratte pad seas Great Northern Tetminal—Str Toyooka good support all around, Millers 4 Cy Maru. 8. C, G. Bno- Bell Street Terminal—t Str Tanana. were Rood buyers of the cash ar- ead $4,500, Pooler, Wintonta hotel; Ww, 23.8x112, $28,000. :10.60 10.65 10,60 20,65 | Fred Roberts, 1010 Lowmaa, frame residence, 28x41, $6,000 eb Gace case £5 Fe 28E FFE ES 63% 87 . Gone, mehip Moorings—Str Ketch. ee PORTLAND WHEAT Omaha Live Stock PORTLAND, May 2.—-Wheal 5 ry wt Railway (Engle Harbor) | ticles, Some export business was ? - homish, U. & #, Heather, 7 iny's Quotations Arrivals and Departures | oii yank batite Merminal—sir Aa- fophlon Christensen Meteors” Aismac: { Worked, but the exact amount could | Cattle receipt Arrived—May 3.—Str Ohtoan from Ron. miral Rogers, Curacao, aa is A not be ascertained, steady Yoarlings, ton via ports, at 11 a, bktna Anne Comyn, Charles F, C Tier Str Olympio. ‘Town from Los Angeles vin Wi «| Per 4--Htr Doylestown, Jefferson from Alan-| Plor 2——-Htra Yukon, Jefferson. Emma Alexander| Pier 1~Htr K. 1. Taickenbach, Some export. inquiry and better fers, $8@it cash demands strengthened corn, an did the higher wlieat close, Oats advanced due to none too er, barges Coquitlam City, Griffson, Menry Vil Tanko Sokolowski will ‘one of mar- n is r Olympte | Pler A—Ma Culburra, . favorable advices, i Hulk, $6.90@7.10; top, | Washing windows. Ho likes Nis, tthe: atr| Plor DoStr Tonina Alexander, | Foreign Exchange Provisions closed higher in sym-|\ $1.10. PS 1 eye Wan saved hile money ene Mixed feed and run ‘Tacoma via Vicouver, | Beattie Kiipbullding & Dry Dock Co—| NEW YORK, May 2—¥orsign ox-| pathy with hogs, cables and grain. Hts, 9,000, ‘Tone of market, !he ‘bought a $100,000 apil ' All-Grain Chop- at 6:10 a. tr Lobes from Loa An chang oloned lower, Demand storling, On WS? atrong to : 78 | 5 Aft which ‘sone: ok Kinin Growing Feed welen, at 5 from » Terminal--Str Cordova, $4,98%, off reich feanom, $0,0646%4, Li 1 Gr : 10.50; wet , $80 house in at ich sol Chick 1. M. Mi Alnaka vin ; ate al Hunkers—fchr C. B, 000214; lire, $0.0448%, up $0,0000% : iverpoo ‘ain VATE G 18, 3 ers lve, ‘Some day he mi Beratehs ¥ood—100'8 Curacao fro ska via a ‘ Pa Belgian franow, t0.088K 4, oft 40.0008; Friday's’ Quotations enough money to buy the Kee )— | a dmira were fom | Pacific Coast Enginecring Vorke—Str | marke, 0,000,000 to the dollar; Wheat— Open High low Close x ‘s Apples—Winesaps 10 | Cocoanut M Alng May 2-8 Hakoratiold, Yokohai 125; Bhanghes, 70%: Russ) M Oe Md M91NG Oe Md HLM Cash Wheat worth: building, or. Grag} ‘arkansas Blacks dent n Tacoma, at Zellow hi mm, atr rod Bastor trom Lo But he will keep on washing + OAL Oe Heed OM Oh 1 XAGO, 2 Ci No, wt Oe Md 98 Md OH MU] CHICAGO, May %.—Cash wheat—No, 2 dows, He likes his job, + Oe Kd Oo Hed Med Ow Hd hard, 41.06% G11g, . 8 Shipping Bokrd Moorings—Stra| alan, 6. Hweden, 26.9%, up $0.0002; ba West Henshaw, West lyon, Cuprum, Norway, 19,80, off $0,0001, aie . ‘