The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1924, Page 14

OES. panes PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks MOM’N POP Judging From Appearances } tee L See wf 1 CAN GET SHOW TONGHT! | STOP HERE ANO FoR THe | —— oy STREET i A DARNENED OOP WAY §T000 Tt CONN CerECTIVE SNOOP ~ BENT ON EVOL NCE OF POPS MASTERIOUS ACTIONS s AN’ ~ 2 WAS NOT MISTAKEN (my AOGMENT TOLD ME THERE | WAS ANOTHER WOMAN iy THis BY TAYLOR Vis MRS GUNN THEN DROUE UP IN FRONT OF | ROVAL THEATRE IN HIS NEW CAR» FRC INDICAT 1 NOTE NE INTENDS To THe TONIGHT FOR HE WENT UP TY 4 TRKET BOOTH BUOY WHY CANT You AND LITTLE ADOLPHUS NEXT DOOR PLAY TO~ GETHER LAKE GOOD CHILDREN a SMILED AT YOU ? A FAT HOMILY THING LIKE YOU? WY NOU BIG SACKA OATS, ‘AT WUZ ME SHE SMILEO AT! BY WILLIAMS | Nou? YOU? A WALKIN SKELETING LIKE YOU 2. WHY NOu POOR souP BONE! WEN You GO BAREFUTT MOURE MOREN HAFF UNORESSED! Nm hm ey, cae ea WELL, WHAT DID YOU DO YOU HiT ; SO W Him? HIM WiRGT ? |i BUDDY DONT WRT WM THE OLD HOME TOWN “s Why HOME TO LIVE | OFF HIS FOLKS: ? fi SUPPOSE HES CHANGED A LOT! rm ALL THE GIRLS WHO - EGBERT ROBBINS ARE PLANNING TO BE AT _~ THE DEPOT. To SEE HOW HE LOOKS AFTER - BEING AWAY EIGHTEEN YEARS Ship News Vessels in Port at Seattle |* Smith Cove Termin rudka Maru, ¢ tr ‘Tenpainan. 9 —Pler 41—Str Shid- Tides in Seattle — || "31, ,{ur*t Termine BATURDAY JUNE 24 First Low Tide x racno, JUNE 22 First Low Tide || pier 4 la id Pacific = Cue Siena |Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal—str Cw Pier 11B—Str Skagway. Btr Caddop 16 a. m., 68 ft /3:22 a, m. 2 tt 2 First High ‘Tide | Hirst High ‘Jide || pier 4 aye Alene 101 a. m,, 0.6 ft. |8:16 a.m, 81 ft || ble ond Low Tide | Kecond Low Tide 1366 p.m, —0.7 fh 12:46 p,m, 06 tte Second High Tide | Second High ‘tide || yy," gy AT p.m. 12.7 tt. 110:04 p. m,, 12.4 tt. see Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, June 21.—9 a. m. -Harometer rising slowly; cloudy; wind wo miles an hour. wed in five British scout cruisers! wo battleships at 8:40 a. m. shaw, Arrivals and Departures Arrived—June 21.—#tr Ruth Alexan der from Tacoma, at 7:35 a. m.; atr Ori dono Maru from Kobe via ports, at 7 am. June 20 Hehmond, at § p. mii ate Remus from | ‘Tacoma, at 7:45 p. mj ste Nordbo from Kobe, at Jp, m Salled—June 21.—Str Alanka for Aina- | ka, at 9 a, m.; mtr Ulinoln tor Antwerp | Vid ports, at 11 mm; atr Warwlok for Oleum, at str Horace Luck enback ptt Oheun for Olew Jana fo kan, Meteor, rett, «10/30 p, m.; ate F, 4. Bearport, Bakerafield, Cuprum, Spokane, West Kader, Went Cadron, West Hen. Port Binkeley Winslow Marine Hallway (ingle H Air J. A. Moffett. trom | Wingow Marine Ma The largest island in the Pler D—Str Ruth Alexander, |Henttlo Bhipbuliding & Dry Dock Co— U. 8. K. Boxer. Shipping Roard Mooringn—Sira ity of Went Inon, West | Connecticut Street. Terminal—Btrs West Himrod, Btanley Dollar, Atlantic Street Terminal Milwaukee Ocean Terminal—Hehr Maid of Orleans Todd Dry Docke—Stra Tulse Niel Amon Termin Nettleton’s Mill Alaska Bteamship Moorings—Str Ketchi- Atr Nordbo Hanna n, Weat Jappa, Pa tompany—Btr Till Str Remus, Str Tanana Vancouver, Alun Charlen P, € "0 City, Griffron and Henry Viliard, world, with the exception of Australia, ts Borneo, having an area of 284,000 Loop for Ban Francisco, at 6146 p, m. Square miles, ‘| Shanghal, 71%; Yokoham d BY BLOSSER OM, DOES YouR PoP WORK IN A SHOP? OURS DOES TOO ONEY OUR PoP GOES T'HIS SHOP IN TH NIGHT TIME $6,661 ,820.50 + eens 2,021,452,06 | Portland sees 6,425,988,05 1,354,686.27 ‘earings . Balances . ( Tacoma Total transactions Foreign Excharge NEW YORK, June 20.—Worelen ex. fehange opened higher, Sterling demand, $4.94%; fran 2 lire, $0,0431; Belgian, $0.0 4,210,000, 000,- 000. $4.98, off ; Hire, $0.0428, off $0,0006; 40.0405, oft. $0,0002 marks, fin, 5.16; Sweden, 26.63; Norway, 13.63, up’ 90.0004 Boston Wool BOSTON, June 20.—Musine rather quiet nin are amount to the large ers, Contracting In the Wont continues June 7 there was only 164,000 pounds of wool that cleared from Howton, Indienting ther quleter export Inquiries, ted to be heavy wool in the Australian nar. ago Board of Trade Frida: atlons: SL19% Shad 16 116% 118% ON MARKET cutters, $1,506.75; bulls, canners and | eae bolognas, $3@4; calves, medium and | choice too thm. own, teavas.sd, so Manitoba Wheat Features Ni Ase si) , Wheat Trade Report |, M2 6.60. | Hoge—-Rooeipts 125, of market CHICAGO, June 20—A | steady, Medium, good and cholee, 180 200 Ibn, $8@8. tha. | the + packs avy, § slaughter feoders and atockera, sharp! higher corn’ close featured a high finish in grains on the local bos of trade today Following the midday dip wheat tered heavy replacement pur- N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Friday's Quotations eB % medium and ¢ commons, «all wothers, $4,6007; ow Soxur—Firm. Raw, spot, delivered, duty| choloe, $3000 6 Paid, $6.28; refined, firm; granilated, ‘ 46.700 0.00 Cotfes—No. 7 Mio, spot, 12%; No. 4 Denver Live Stock | bet Banton, 19@19% | | highe ¢ |Cattle-Reoetpte, 900. Market, atendy | 5,608.60; | g common to) Kansas repo {deen cut and that . start work next week. ‘orn strength was due mainly to demand with sharply J Light receipts ac. f 1% and 2% In respectively cause oth grains * The market ral fields hi binders would N. Y. Sugar and Coffee ‘a Quotations prine Toot atecrs, $709.50; cows and helfors, | J $4.7508 Oats were up and f showed good adva lacked any featur Very little was done in provisions, see Hogs—T a, 16 | ‘Top, 1” bulk PAs O45 extra pulfets, 2044; une | $4,000 eralized pullete, 24% buh ia Cheewe—Cal, flatw, fancy, 22 ks Portland Grain firats, 90; $6.6006.70; pln, | Liverpool Grain Friday’ Quotations Wool offered in montly of poor grade, Cash Wheat ROVAND, Sue 40. Wheat—ttard | wheat woft white, $1.17; western | Tuly GHICAGO, June 20—-Canh Wheat—No, i hard winter, $1.18; north. foot ern apring, $1.12; western red, $1.12, Dec. Open High Low Om 10M Oa 10d 9 On KM On Big seDe Tied So The Close aono a TM O87Khd Od On Oma ‘ ly “sellers and prices — (EVERETT TRUE The Seattle Star ® Published Dally at 1307 Seventh Ave. Seattle Washington STAR WANT AD cont, 17 EXAMPL 8-line ad, 1 time, at 17 cents per line, 51 cents 3 times. at 15 conte $1.85 SA in-0600 = Want BUSIN SERVICES Attorneys-at-Law * BALL § Rurke bi aren. Fee mod. MA ree. Joseph All cases. 605 Leary F Carpet Cleaning and Weaving CALC Ti wen-178i. Rugs cleaned. $3. Fiutt and rag rug Fiuft 205 14th 8. 3-line ad, to wd in and Optometrist HR_ EDMUNDS, Fraser-Paterson Co. Patent Attorneys PATENTS PROMPTLY Hichest references procured Rest results. WATSON FE. COLEMAN, 644 G st. Washington. D.C. Seattle office, 6143 Arcade Bldg FP GORIN. Patent Attorney. Pat- 4, developed and sold; ntral Bldg. Seattle. 600 F st. N. W. HARRY BOWENE, Pat. Expert. Pee $75, all cost. aces Bid. STASON.. Fenwi Lawrence, estab- lished 1861. Advice and ‘booklet free 422 Burke Bldg. Monuments ET SOUND Marble and Granite Ist and Virginia. Established DRANG, ¢ 400 Pantages Ridg. Women’s ailments. disorders. ‘PERSONAL afternoons ings. Music is great. dance hall on Const. SILVER LAKE SPECIAL Special $1.00 plate dinner, 5 to 11 p.m. MARKET ACTION IS STEADY ‘Industrial Specialties and Active Oils Vigorous OT JOURNAL FINAN- REVI perators figuring that the nical structure had been weak- | by the substantial character of the current advance, found no con- tion of the market at the week-end, Irregularities jn evidence in the ‘and. the session's no manifestations of ity were wholly of rising prices. These demonstrations achieved considerable vigor in a number of active oils and In industrial special- ties such as Montana Power, Brook- Jiyn Union G: ontgomery and Park & Park and Tilford. Rails also maintained a strong tone, Erie, St, Louis & Southern and \s rn Railway bettering their previous tops on the Win, Pro PAISING CHECKS OILS Some week-end profit taking the final dealings served. to jthe forward movement in the Jand in a number of Industrial spe Jiaitios prominent. in’ the earlier Istages of the two-hour session. But In several instances the demonstra- » continued wn- Continental Can special strength, high ground on the worthy peculative aqtiy- fined to the side United Corn Pr sr Pacific, B8%, off » 184, ip MFC Hdated Gas, 68%, off %; St’ Paul, 13, up M4; Southern Railway, 60%, up. | %&; Norfolk & V off {Industrial A 1 69%, up % |Now k North American, ‘ American Waterworks, pf 2 } The market lc |S. Steel, 97, up \ Off %: Studebaker | Amerie tan, 1084, up can W \% JTine, O94, off %: 8 Industrial Alec Waterworks, 81%; up 2: Continental kel Pate, 884, up & 0. 80%, up %; New York Central, 104! off 4; Southern Railways, 61, up. Southern. Paolfic a. Of MN, & Wy 119%, UD Ie; Texas Company, 38%, | Op included State up My Ci nsol= vtt firmation of their theory in the ac- | Ward current: up- | {)) WANTED LY SOME OF mt igh TOLD 4S My % HYSCAND Loves Me ter PERSONAL risk my lifeia se which will pore, whether # my present unces| and disuppotmtmest| Only lawful employment equa ered f * not the ‘ravieg of sible minds ead in all sincerity Was educa’ at i¢ means, Tas vu isposition, with ped sense of lopalty and sympathetic These qualities, instead nging me happiness, bave i - n imposed upon until Damat-Af ly discouraged. My hom n bre n up, and | am wit funds to study for the vocation af my choice, even if-there wert incentive to study, LOST AND FOUND LOST, ‘Thursday, 1-yearod dale, Yaicima license 510. RA BOY'S suit at public market 14. Reward. RA nier-18hly 7 FEMALE HELP WAN WANTED—RBerry pickers, modations good; females n about 50 Wash- | | RASP! Pp r quarters. Write C FB Sumner, Wash. WANTE ‘omen to: # stock in first-class local ied tion: experience preferred. MA 0397, or call 222 Haight Bldg | RAGTIME piano playing Pine st. $100-$250 month. B hundreds sitions, Franklin Institute D8 re V D—is raspberry pie June 23. Families oF and girls preferred. Fine mner, Wash. ems, plays, ¢t for publication. or write Literary B Hannibal, Mo. i 9 MALE HELP—WA | ME °O good men, want work on our big California até | ranch. We furnish auto 128 there in. Also two us | build small houses no} | near lake. But must take | ment in land. See | 908 ‘Third ave. = | MAN in each town. to plate # parts, reflectors, bath fix ver mirrors, refinish beds liers, by new meth if no capital or experienet outfit | furnished. Wt ous session Were virtually elim- | & cakes, coffee, doughnuts ang cotten Ma st. You' en 3 48 } N. Do you nett Experie make secret investiga “demand at. big wages teach you In a few MC 2R BARBER COl dental Ave. ate cret iInvestl cab a isivet clase aut tm mach ini Stondy works wages WAVE f DH 10 8 PAINTER i puper HLT hanger: roots repal SU naet-617h