The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 3

‘ THURSDAY, JULY 381, 1 924 PLAN BOULEVARD FOR LESCHI Special Meet on Project Called for Thursday f b ® F Wot LD WIDEN PERRY ENTRANCE It will ce from the doulev the ferry landing would be widened by condemning property on each side of the street Opposition is voiced by several city council members, posed boulevard would destroy the popularity of Leschi park, where women and children are now pro tected from automobile traffic. Residents of the district, however maintain that the boulevard would in no way destroy the beauty or utility of the park. it visible to mortorists, who now are compelled to skirt it to the west. BULLS ON MART AT OPENING Am. Sugar Loses; American Water Works Advances eT JOURNAL FINAN- L REVIEW July 31.—Bullish characterized Wed- at 105%, All of the steel dual bet- | de reports indicated gr terment and early eatimate: the ateel corporation will show com paratively small decrease in the un- filled orders for July. American Sugar showed a lo: at 46%, following the announi mt that the company shares of a sagar, valued at $9,000,000. A an Waterworks continued its up- ward course, selling at 117%, of 1%, The stock market opened general ty higher with the industrials ¢ tured at the start: Steel, & gain United Stat 105%. up 4: Rethiehem Stee! Paidwin, 120%, Southern Pacific, 5, off 14: A: 117%. up 1 opper, 80%. up We; American amelt, ers, 69%, off %: American Sugar, | 46%. off %; Rock Island, 26%, up| Pan-American 1, 55; "American Can, ex-dividend, i24%, up 4% American Woolen, 76%, Up %; Con- solidated gas, N. Y. Sacer und Coffee | Wednesday's Quotations Raw, delivered duty paid, refined, quiet; granulated, $6.40 7 Rio, spot, nou 17@17%; No. 4 New Corporations OLYMPIA, July 31.—The following ar- ticles of Incorporation have been filed in the office of the secretary of state: Hird-Anderson Machinery Co.. Seattle, $100,000. J. B. Hird and J. H. Anderson. August Oil Co., Grill and R. E, Bronson. L. J, Kearns & Co., Inc, Seattle, $15,- - 5 £8 Union Pacific Kea. 090. ‘Amendment changing name to| NEW YORK, July 30.—Foreign |v. # Shipping Beard Moorings —ates Kearte-Bean & Co.. In el sian, | Béarport, Hakersfleld, Cuprum, City of | North Pacific Sales Co., Seattle. | | Hpokane, West Ion, West Gambo, West |So.00 10,000,000,000 to the Amendment capital stock | 19.045 ‘Norway, 12.85. | Henshaw, West Cadron, hearse ber onnecticnt Street Terminal—Btr Edmore ges, Inc, Beattie.| oe y Street Terminal—Str Curacao, increasing capital stock from ¢. a | Lander ere Terminal—str Ly trom $10,000: to. $69,006. | Denver Live Stock a Wednesday's Quotations Cor Boller Worke—Str Santa Cattle—Receipts, 690. Strong. Reef | { Building Permits | 0, G. Campbell, et al, 2, 1318 44th 8. W., Mrs. J. Peterson, 1124 W. S7th st., reat- dence, 24x26, $3,000. Alex Christie & Co., 1100 E. Pike st, coml. bidg., $0x131, $100,000, Mrs. Margaret Brown, way, com. apt. add., $1,200 M, Ota, 700 N. Gla st., residence, University x42, Kellogg, Central bidg., rest- 2,300. dence, 22x31 Lamping Opens Fire on Opponents Here Opening offensive warfare, George Jamping, port commissioner and candidate for the republican nom- ination for governor, challenged his opponents to bare the sources of their campaign funds. He particu- larly mentioned one candidate by re- ferring to a $150,000 contribution from the lumber interests.’ The speech was made at a meet- ing of the Young Men's Republican club at Dartnall’s cafeteria. Lamp: ing replied to charges that he {s not supporting the “regular” republican platform by asserting his independ: ence of contributions from self-seek- ing interests. Judge Willlam D, Askren, Tacoma Jurist, who is a candidate for the supreme bench, also was a speaker at the meeting. Why Bleachodent Whitens Teeth Instantly—Safely ‘0 need now for’ dark, spotty, yel- h oF tobacco-wtained teeth. } Bleachodent Com- ription of two prominent teeth by dissolving the stains, with no effect on enamel. Loaves teeth flashing white, lustrous, clan Helpa prevent pyorrhen and tooth de Fine for gums, Hay goodbye to discol ored: teeth, which mpoil your looks, and injure popularity. Get Meachodent Com- Pination today, at all good deniers, auch an Swift Drug Co, Bartell Drug Co, The Hon Marche, MacDougall-Houthwle er-Paterson Co,, Grote-Rankin jeson-Doane T Rhavew Cov Advertisement, dentists, whi who fear the pro-| but would make | Seattle, $20,000, W. L.| Visitors Here Monday Al Fine Horses and Clever Rider G. Barnes’ Circus Feature i * | E cus hor. |horse is a queen of the equine tribe. | the race horse. men and horsewomen in the Big Top about this time of year. ers are with the Al G. Barnes circus, for a three-day stay. comin nt, The circus Her biggest rival is| And, incidentally, some of the finest horse- world tour America under the This animal and his rid-| Monday ig here ery horse would like to be a circus horse if every cir- p were given this kind of treatme GRAIN FUTURES | ARE LOWER Wheat and Corn Rally After Poor Trade Start Ship THURSDAY JULY St Vinee hen oo tt First Low Tide CHIC , finished irregular je today. Wheat prices avera er most of the day in improved adian news and lower cables, bu r the close after liquidating pre | sure had eased up, prices rail! firmed up on substantial buyin eastern houses. | Corn ralliea with wheat near the close and during the last few min- ms of trading recovered rapidly, Jeutting the net loss for the day on new crop months to a fraction. Crop news was good { Contrary to general sentiment ats finished sharply irregular. Spot mproved in- s dropped harpiy-on better crop advice Provisions sold off with hogs and TAT ly 34 Philoctetes Dom: str A via porte, at ta Tide ' | News roe, in Seattle | FRIDAY | ALG. 1 11:54 p.m Tug Roosevelt, tow: ula, from Los Angeles. at | thy Lackenbach from Ih Han Francisco via Ev Manila. via ports, at Hong Maru from Bmp UL BL E ft second Low Tide bored Weather Bureau Report | | wind | MT. | MitKe—Cwt.; t! 0. bm attle | ¥. O. B. condensory. | Butter—Loca! creamery, cubes. cables. Heather from Sound trip, at 4:60 p. m. | Chicago Bouied Of Trade |" sliet— sory 21.—ste Pr a Wednesday's Quotations | tor Manila via ports, at 11 str Art Wheat Open High Lame Maru for Bhanghal © at 10 July $1344 tty * a. July 20.—8tr Olym Taco. fe toa ; at tp. my att Bolt Sating ne H ; ja. ports, at 4:48 pe tm os York a's 2 lguty cone M42 242% 140% L208 Page’ Bept. 108% 105% 1.06% 1.08 Se 8 "| Vessels i in Port at S Sa Be | mith Cove Terminal—Pier 41—Str Pres zee eit dl 40—8tr OM Maru. | fev im 8 ‘Terminal—#tr’ Toyama sen 1.00% .99% 9am | Belt Lig 7 rea Str Victoria, 4 | Sept 36% tN Str Philoctet lard ‘rs Arab Arion a ent Sire Arabia, Maru, Arizona 1 Rite ie July 12.00 12.00 31.90 11.99 aoe cee ‘ puakers—U. @ 1. . | i} Snohomish, t Foreign Exchange aT Te Heather: steers, $7010; cows and heifers, @0.25; calve feeders, 14@ Hogs—Receipts. lower. Top, $1 pige, $7@ 8,50. Shrep—Receipts, bulls, $265.50. . Market, 604 ; bulk, $10.50 10.7 none, Steady. Fat | West Heat 11; ewes, $465.5 Boston Wool BOSTON, July 20—The wool market fa stronger in price and a fair amount! of Ohio Delaines moved at 65 in .the| ® but offers for further large quantities | Winslow Marine . Vancouve: | 75; heifers, medium | No. 1 western red Terminal—Btr Al A, barges Coquitlam and Henry Villard. Alaska Steamship Moorings—Str Keteht- of wool have been turned kan, ldown at this price, Some fine staple ie | territory wool: la moving at $1.35 clean, | re asking even as high | eee | Wednesday’ Xo. 1 hard white . |No. 1 soft white Portland Live Stock = 8) 1 Waitin nite ? Quotations 1 No. winter " STone of market, | No winter medium, $ a? 1 northern # 44.50 | puthiv'e—Power Sche Ruby, 50; stockers and | East Waterway Dock f& -Warehaues Co.— jelneri, Niels Nielsen, i1—Str Santa Inez. | ‘Training Station. lambs, $11@ 12.50; feeder iambs, $9.60 | Heffernan’s Dry Dock—Str W Railway—Schra Din- r, Ell ir and Y, Griftfco | ‘Seattle Wheat alyes, medium and | 0@ 10,60; 190 | 1 260 Toe. up, 4 4 | Hogs—iteceipts, 1,120, Tone of market, ‘Mendy to 100 higher. Medium, and. choles, 160 to. 200 Ibs, $ 11.10; 200 to 260 Ibe., $10@ 10.51 0 Iba. up, $9.75@10.25; packing, smooth | heavy, $4@9; pa rough heavy, $7 Jaughter pigs, $9.50010; feeders &: and atockers, $8.50@9.50. Gheep—Receipts 1,171. ‘Tone of market, slow. Lambs, heavywelghts, medium and cholee, $8.50@10; culla and com~- mon, all welghts, $6.50@5. 560; wethe: $4.50@7.50; ewes, common to choice, $305. eee Proponri Foreign Exchange “EW YORK, July 30.—Forelgn ox. soft white, * Portland « 4,861,701.00 + 1,063,759.00 | | | Clearings «..+ | Balances \.. | | Total + 2,202,000,00 | and common, $4@6.75; cows, medium | No. 1 big blue stem and common, $1.26@5; canners and cut- ters, $1@3,.26; bulls, canners and bo- | closed lower: Sterling, $4.39%; off $0,0008; lire, $0.0492%4 ; | 1 4, off 0.0006; marks, 4, hoo, 0,000 to the dollar; Sweden, \ off $0,0001; Norway, 13.66, off sanee ape Beattle Bept. 15. Portland Wheat | Gat ite PORTLAND, July 30. ited: | white, $1.42; 91.07, Bae a SEN TE — i | BANK CLEARIN | na | | Seattle / | | Clearings . , $5,297,312.79 | General Agent, | Balances . 1,964,874.5) | | RounoTriptTo ONATE FARES TO OTHER CITIES Final return imit Stopover privi- leges going and returning. ie Call us by phone and let us 7 make all your arrangements, It costs no more and will save your valuable time, We A. LAWS Ch} Vourth w Kansas City These Excursion Fares from in effect daily to TON BTATION SEATTLE STAR THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President FIFTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET August Rmitine Sale Begins Friday, August Ist Offering Emphatic Savings Upon Odd Pieces of Furniture, Odd Suites and Special Purchases of Representative Groups of Furniture. The Values Are the Greatest Offered in Years In the sale that starts tomorrow we will demonstrate our value-giving supremacy so forcefully that all who are interested in beautiful fashionable, substantial Furni- ture, will realize the advisability of buying Furniture at The Grote-Rankin Co. NOW! THE Liberal Terms May Be Arranged. Trade Your Old Furniture as Part Payment on New Furniture. If Furniture Is Not Needed at Once Arrange for Future Delivery @250| Pie cherries . +20 | Cocoanute—Per dom ..... cup crate . 6-pkg. box. 2 36-pkg. -.. Dromedary, 36-pke. Dressed 4 Local Markets | zutexs ca otc seh Hoge—Cro é eh ¥ 3 br “oe " ne. 10. POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers 1 | Brotiers—1924, dressed . ue. Decke—Dressed, per ib . Peanute—Va., per Ib, China, per Ib. ecane—Per Ib. . fixed Nuts—Per Ib. . FLOUR AND suGaR Flour—Local blends DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers , medium quality. ... | Onton Ore @ 4,00 | Noney—Comb, per cas be % | Strained, per Ib Pullets . DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Gesee—Dressed, pa +41 | Turkeys—Fancy dressed +42 Belgian Hares—Dressed, 1 +25 | Cows—Country dreased, 1. 3 | Moge—Fancy block .... if | Hhabarts i f 26 | Rutabagas—Per sack 07 | Spinach—Loonl, crate... Tomatoes—Callf, lug .... Wash.. crate Local hothous urnipe—sack . Local, doz. bunches | FRUITS Alfalfa Hay—First Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Prssaaay ee oe Applee—New, green, box...... 8501.00 | Cora _wnole, yellow, MIR thongs ta : 23.00] | Cracked and feed ‘meal, x Local, early varietion : 100" Crabapples, small box . Local prints, wrapped Egee— Extra Crete Fire Feat Pullets Cheese— Flint, dry hides Filnt, dry salt hides... Horse Hides, according to size— Dry, each . Green or salted, ea Wool Pelts—Dry— LIVE sTOCK | Receipts Tharsday a. m., 66 cattle, 500 sheep. fOULTRY AND MEATS | Quotations at Union Stockyaras Iriees Paid Shippers | Ducks—Live, old, per Ib. ....+- 1b) Young, 1934, Ib. .... a Brollers—1124, Ib. Capons—Live tat, per ib Fancy, 4. p. Hene—Live, 4% ibs. and up Medium, live, 3% to vt iba, Light, live, 3 to 3% ibe. Geese—Live Waney, dr Cash Wheat CHICAGO, July 20. hh wheat—Ni | : short hair, each. } ¢ o—Per y valtey Wool, Ib— ; Clean, fine... bes ir to medium . Canne: luckeaps, crate herries—Lamberts, 1b. Royal Annes, 1b... What Kind of Blood Have You: Prime, Hght Amooth, ¥, Rough, heavy . + 8@ + 9.609 10.60 1 red, $1.33% @1.34; No. 2 red, $1.324%@ 4.50@10.8) Soieey ean eter inet "Thin, Pale and Watery —Keeping You Weak, Nervous and Run-Do e + A508 7.00 +3.008 6.00 Or Rich, Red, Healthy Blood With Plenty of Iron In It To Give You Strength, Energy, Power and Endurance : Physicians Say OrganiclronisRed Blood Foot How Nuxated Iron — Proven Strength-Builder *\of The Blood—Helps | Give Renewed Strength ° | and eee Men and Puts Healthy Color Into The Cheeks of Women. If you tire easily, if you look One woman started it it heerons and run-down it would pro! ther 50 tried it Le ae et Now this NEW his h recipe tf going over a powerful microscope and the whole country, most amazingly compare it with a drop of pure, healthy blood—rich in iron. Actual ipod My show ee a ; y ‘ ‘ tremendously large number of T'S one of those “different things”-—simple yet people who are weak and ill lack iron unusual—that every now and then becomes a their blood and they are ill for no Plenty of Iron makes | Hichly magnified vogue over night; a new, quick-cooked luncheon, other reason than lack of iron, Iron like t es ‘ithy. with an oddly refreshing appeal. A woman sent us the recipe. Then, we asked 50 others to try it and weakens th Satire! system, and that is how it started, You may like it, too, There are thousands wi Clip this from the paper and try it. Se avechaiborenioring tii because they are not awa! 4 of suger. 1 teaspoon vanilla earch perinatal ah ° f 7 Bring water to a boll. Add cocoa and sugar mixed toa pa with boiling water; then slowly stir in the Liverpool Grain Wheat— Open High ile 64a Lie Gd 118644 11 Ma Lis 6Kd Lie GXd Lin ded lis4ua) low Clone | Oct... Dec.. naportation to Seattle and tely 16 per cent for haulin d selling cost.) fs Beane string new the cheese for a cracker § | Bluhill spreads like butter HO Tene tone egenesoneg x, 1b. Per sack Doz, bunches .. Cabbage—Per Ib. “ Cantaloupes—Standard crat Pony crate are Compal to lead eeabey eae ese seite an any : wa Bae rovocation, while at 50 or 60 with Food jealth ¥ lenty of iron in your blood, may si te young in feeling and 20 attractive ani of lide as to d 'y detec: fe youtieal gest that rt gxhat yet ‘a not always youngest woman that ut, exhausted nerves, there isan Indegcrib miNustied ies: scination in such a Nah y condensed form th that o 8 ipo and spar Hingeyesstacromad of it is estimated ith iron, fayraient (in organic iron Content) eat ation of the blood | hi of 6) alia ac ‘one quart of an not know it, just as thousands of other les or hal action, pulls down the whole organism health which cries defiance to , 1 teaspoon salt. 4 level tablespoons cocoa and defficiency paralyzes healthy, energetic be enjoying tha Ingredients: 2 cups QUICK QUAKER. 4 cups hatural life forces, of the body a chance, to do their work. Yet others go through life of red ‘ibed= filed with Diva fron is red blood food and o1 ne Nuxated od to build up the red bl corpuscles and give increased power an endurance. For want of iron you may practically be old woman at from 30 to 35, weak, dow: hearted and “all fagged out. ae may be in such a highly nervous ble stare that you “go all to pieces” on ie slightest of ourahmenthich Is aud nae by Jack of food, bit Ta thant canes bY Tac of aiiclent iron in the Blood to enable you to get the atrer nour ishment out of your food. Indoor lite, over= gating and modern methoda of cookery are ing the iron from the blood of hundred: ott jteaide ct women, © make reat lose of fron caused By the ite men andwenee nd toaes NUXATED IRON iron, th year after year thi tor apple oats. Cook 3 to Sminutes. Add vanilla. Berve hot or elt itil he tenet ‘and the energy of Tsateea ir ecer hee i seed of ‘ent eating hod had iu bedi yiteeCa ho Me haere CAC SUC Ms Lk the energy and power that comes from plenty oday suffers more of leva froen mal: Teinatic ng Nuxate It veillnot nurs theseetnner a ach. Itoften sere es the bodily and mentat vigor, gtren| 4 spducence, of wes ner yous, “run-down olka in two weeks’ Rotts) ey will ha refunded atactoryt mani you do not obtain satisfa wet eet tee Nuxated Tron et in liquid form. look forthe word ‘Nuxated” on Tica age and the letter N. 1. on every tabl ENRICHES THE BLOOD- GIVES] YOU NEW STRENGTH AND ENER Standard fall size and weight packages— Medium: 1% pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 oz.