The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 15

pact Bs THE SEATTI TAR FRM OPENING Ship News WHEAT GAINS (ioc Markets }{ DOES HISTORY REPEAT? — | BEER STRIKE IN — aULy ae Hattertat Viet & A grade, Beattle oeliverr “ fail Issues Hold Steady in }+;/. ‘ “| Provisions Close Higher, Re- | ress Chicago Exchange Gomesé Taw si0"| ‘hosed Lave side flecting Stronger Tone ; her RET JOURNAL FEVAN- | Steed Migh Tide CIAL REVIEW + Mik—Owt, ¢ Reatile supply 1” wALL STR . hee a rec B. condensery am y wet it ” cTrs A at Better P cubes “ in: ate Arrivals and Departures H an Ole, | Arrived : ay PUULTRY AND MEATS Foreign Exchange Prices Pald Shippers San Francisco Produce Teceday’s Quotations Portland Live Stock Tuesday's Quotations — be. and ‘up... au aM to 6M lbs " ame ye ive, 3 to 3% 3 Fancy dressed et 18 ‘ Belgian Maree—Live ... Fancy a. p. young.. .38@ .20 Old. vr vies Vessels in Port at Seattle , own Insect , found. in 0 120 oO 48 ntry block . Tuesday's Quotations + ee ot Omaha Live Stock r a s. Alameda Bunkere—U. & Ls Str Lurline Moorinas 0| ruled, E WAS TAKING _ |: OFF THE TIRES). PA. Kir 28, b al Works—Str Sante 666 eeoccscess sported the s home, 4 Miive In foreign mark b50@ 160 Cash Wheat Swanson found K ; wy. Prices raid Whoies Wheai Bert Colima Can’t Lap Fag pt ” Scrap Dave Shade pide ¢ Whit Portland Wheat J Wheat—Hard CauliGewer—Pony ersi Celery Cacumbers—No, 1 Lettuce—Local, erate +-L00@1.35 BANK CLEARINGS “Leegias Seattle Portland All marriages of young al whites, owt . t i Tacoma Metal transactions... 4,750,000.00 | don't go on the s witness Margaret Abe Goldstein to Merle, who was ‘“Mitze” in Battle Frenchman | “2/089 Time” when eh Bings, 1b. Royal Anr NEW YORK, July 9.—Abe Goid.| met Vernon McMillon, scio new worl bantamweight | of one of the most prominent champion, will meet Charley Ledoux, | families of Atlanta, Ga., and ampion, arley Ledoux, poe FRUITS Z pullers ory Brecon’ Maly 18, 1x{ Oecame Mrs. McMillan, She Ena it ean was announced by Tex Rickard 1 can play the domestic scene | apps : pik as well as anybody. ‘ eesti ios =a | Ageieotent : Cheeviee—Ta ed he FE 1s od 10 4-or. pkg! Fancy white, Black, Ib. r Blue Ribbon, 36 16-08. pkgs. an Freah, 9-1, box 7 Gooseberries—Ore., | Grape Frult—Florida BR SS Bet eee Local Magoons Watermelons—Lb. . Yakamines, crate ” NUTS Prices Cal Wholesale Doaters Ba —a most remarkable value! |‘= Mixed Nut#—Per Ib, « FLOUR AND SUGAR Vioar—Laocal blend: Patents .... sss 46 Cane, per owt, per owt, . HAY O48 04% ++2.2502,60 Whether at home or in the office, don’t let the summer heat bother you. Get ac- quainted with the popular “Polar Cub” and you'll always feel refreshed. This ex- cellent fan, illustrated above, is equipped with black twisted lamp cord and stand- ard screw plug. Motor casing, base and guard finished in baked black enamel; renal mye beatae and frosted brass finished blades. versal 110-volt motor; very economical. A feature at........ . if . $3.98 on Mixed Carloads to Shipper, Yr. 0. B, Seattle) Mixed feed and Whent—Revieanuy —a healthful, bracing breeze salways at your command with a “Polar Cub.” The 8-inch fan 18 always in great demand for general use. Iinished in black baked enamel, and equi i Jniversé lel, ¢ equipped with Universal $ Motor. Built for service. A real value at...... 4.95 Many Test Motors Employed In our modern research laboratories we make many tests on various kinds of motors in the endeavor to improve Union Gasoline and Aristo Motor Oil, Linseed Oil Soya Bean } HIDES AND WOOL b, Hemtttey b, f i oo want compare other gasolines and othe 1s with our own products in these same —ror office and home és motors and make notes on every result : shown, Full ivory finish—an 8-inch fan that’s both highly ornamental m Bee iyi dbeb ss Ie for ve may “ make in products that are already upto the minute in perfection, and serviceable aclal Underwriters cot’ ei pecial Underwriters cord $ and two-piece separable plug 6.50 CITY LIGHT & POWER SEATTLE 204 County-City Bldg. MA in-6000 Mg oa Four years ago the intimation that money had been spent g b e6@ .01\in Missouri cost Frank O, Lowden, of Illinois, the republi- ite 1s| can presidential nomination. Pictured above 10@ 13! Shannon (arrow), of Kansas City, as he arose on the demo- é mA LIVE STOCK cratic convention floor to charge that money had been spent via t Tuewday, w. mm 830 hogs: 135!in Missouri in the interests of Wm. G. McAdoo. His protest AUGOTNIE t- dStd route sat Union Btockyarta | against the Missouri delegation voting as a unit was over- Marmon Owners Endorse Union Non-Detonating Gasol Making a Fuel for the Better Motors NON wn.Gasoline GERMANY Emergency Strikebreakers Fail to Make Good is Joseph Low roundtrip excursion fares to 34 View the scenic wonders of this great Southern ‘I Pacific route on your way south this summer. i. | Southern Pacific convenient service offers a | four comfortable trains daily over the scenic at i | Shasta route. Pent \ Through sleepers from Seattle and Tacoma : a | for San Francisco and Los Angeles. 4 Southern Pacific B. C. TAYLOR, General Agent 314 Union Street, Seattle, Washington PRESB SOOO SEOUL TT SEUSS OOD DSTO OTTO TOSI OOOO CRTC OOO | ine OME of the world’s finest automobile mo- tors are now built in the United States. They are as reliable as a clock, smooth, quiet, flex- ible, powerful. But they need the co-operation of a high-grade fuel if they are to function to full efficiency. We are producing a fuel for this co-opera- tion in Union Gasoline. And it naturally follows that this type of gasoline de- livers complete satisfaction in any motor in any car. Union Gasoline has the quality of non-detonation which means the elimination of ‘‘knocking”’ on hills, and in slow, heavy pulls, quicker acceleration, and a smoother, more vibrationless speed. . The purchase price of Union is no more than tbat for other good gasolines. It is economical in mileage so it actually costs less than it would if it were a cheaper grade. Union Oil Company