The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1924, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDA 1924 BOV, REFUSES TO S=Sii‘eiomevew! Drafted | Avaenvsttiere, goss WHEAT SLUMPS: Ship News STOCK MARKET \ wre HALE fiurke blag, 0a8 Are RD AY Ave nd All ce Ves mod MA ineTDO8 ave tient Lew Tid IN U. A TEST “ ; Here, Can't Let Go }} ADVICH fre Heavy Realizing Hits Mart; || mrt ts» re i534 etm) Business Reviews Tells of : ee tect st ” Elecirle Machinery Oats Closes Irregular Pie ee ee. | dale Ese inde Better Conditions “Inadvisable,” Claims Wis- x w. NoeTR Tm PRION Bea pdesg tii ol Eley” yy | RR ees AE ty Ls in’s Exec ’ ‘ , pilcian and Optometrlat . bia CIAL Review consin’s Exeoutive a WMD Fravr- Pale reow OS y : ‘ ; an “ ee ai - eather Bureau eport .” FLAYS MOBILIZATION |2: Prietiander of ; ATRON s rr | CHURCH PLANS PICNIC | ¥en'sr. ‘ Axrivale and Denactures He Won't Call Out Troops j t a Arrived . cept i nerc i | ft, Benedict's parish will F-P-OGNIN Potent Kitnrnay- Wat 4 Except in Emergencies grand parish picnic at Ball's fake, | "0, CORI®. Pefent X A"and role : rom ' ‘Bungay August 3. A big com 908-4-7 Central Bldg. Beattie rs 6 s co ® =O DV at. NW, Wash Wis, Aug. 2—Wiscon mites from the church lias pre-| MA !n-0990) 00 1 at pg Ne ee “hl . 04 guard 1 ake pared @ great variety of sports | ga WHY yriWwirwEr Yar Virnert 94s ° at ' or A io vis ' Defense day, Sep ~ from political speeches to a bane| 876. all coat. Terms Panter bus ois és Maga |} 4 ipite it was announced here to 3 all game, ‘The public ta invited. | MANO Vonwick. Vawreng government ' . was * ile bak gee a ‘ | “fished 1961 ‘Advise and ‘booklet than 4 bushels leas . for Ap rh Im an order tssued by dire ¢ 4 ke Wide a Jest Years yield. | Reptember ray vi ; , cent Gov, John J Monuments the p, ti ‘ Ralph Immeti today al Markets ) ered and that the 1 will e s " Bord: f 1 he United States, issued ina) Mrs, Elin Nygard to national emergency.” Biaine’s statement contends the de-| Be Buried on Sunday fense test inadvisable it M Elin Nygard, Would stimulate “a national military | Nygard, both re fo Beattie Movement” and it would be more e the yea fire, 1889, pase T tr NERAL NOTICE Loc Luke May, criminole to speak | NYGAKD fee AR —_—— ee | Mary ited i to Heligious Educational Workers Ganeer ther of DAIRY PRODUCTS 3 Tuesday noon at Dartnall’s Donald, daughter Prices Paid shippers American Can Bir Curaceo. { Mr Min st “ | Home of J. B. Schwarts, Sunay: hn Hulter t ta, wle~ | Dutteriat— P (itr A Worth while for “Amer 1 a| away at th 4 . we Mayor Arthur E. Nelson lénia Geatreved ty tire Wuldas 8 Ore A Grade, Beattie dcitvery § a iPer t or Veils Tovmig, demonstration that v mond, Washingt July Lieut. Gov, Coyle ata Lodge Dunkere—U. @ L. 8.) Vetsal peace.” He mains are being cared f « he | WHE N the term of Arthur B.Ja.cinwestern Washington ite Uenatilie Heather, the plan on the ground it w Home Undertak m, mayor of Bt, Paul, fM/ iq interest of his candidacy for gc % O csveamn a Onna ereate an unwanted impression in services Ww t a few months ago, Nelwon re-| conor a - b. Peatiie euppiy el rhe bo, Weet foreign countries. Sunday, August %, at 3 p.m. Rev.|fused to run again. He anid the Women's Coolidge for President on io Henshaw Cads Gov. Blaine further attacked the| J, D. O. Powers will officiate. aif ween the salary and]. wilt meet at Meeves’ Monda 4 DAIRY PRODUC Conne a. Terminal—Gtre ¥4 mobilization scheme on ground| Mra, Nygard was 49 years old, was|What he r prev ly as OM @t/ oe 10:30 a. m WANT iransportations Hast” and r Vaid Whole Ulantic Street. T I—Strs Monticel @E inconvenience, advanced by Gov.| born in Minnesota and came to this |torney, was too great that hel” yighteen Brooklyn teachers loave | South. Call BA at-7116 “ i Charles W. Bryan, Nebraska section of the country when a girl of /couldn't afford it, Beattle on way to Alaska on vac PECIAL NOTICES 3 34 a 8 cratic vice presidential fidate, in} 14 years. She had lived in Seattle up| So citizens got together and made | tion tour If WILL NOF be peaponelble for ar iis statement. The Wisconsin chief | to a year age up the difference They wanted) Mark Lasky, uncle of Jesse Lasky bills contracted ageinat my name Boller Worke—Str Sante Wxecutive is a close friend and politi - - Nelson that much, they eaid. of moving picture fame, is visiting | * August Vegsone, Snoqualmie, Wn. inal—Power echr P eal ally of Senator Robert M. La Fol} PITTSBURG, Aus. 2—George he young mayor, & Seattle visl| in @eattlo, | N N sry Docks—M&re Patterson, Hanne | 91%. up 1%: Ei latte, |Shiras, former associate justice of|tor, says that “a city can have! Aggociated Improvement Clubs ot 8 LOST AND FOUND burg & West Virgin fata ¢ kee and other ver kind of government its want,” the United Sta supreme court, | wh died in a hospital here today, after |« Plan to Mobilize a lingering illness, He was 92 years Island Dock & Warehouse—6tr | mattic Tralaing @tation—Bagle * |Chiéago | Board a Trade ‘orth F Lake library. his elty with the aid of] gixteen Seattle women to meet Monday in Green LTRY AND ME vices Paid Shippers organize | Decks—Live,’oid, per Ib. .. ernan's Dry Dock—Ms Oregon Quotations old. ja of 36, Including the|+Reeler for Lieutenant wernor’* | CONT—Tirown checked coat on @5th.| Young, 1934, ib. ... as +18 | Strean & &. Retief. A Noch i a Seattle Citizens “ie tosis and Beanie | “near stone Way. BU montbfa Nhe: | meinen 00000005 ane rata Oureiaac destrensie’ a0 wie eleton mobilization of defense 7 ; ‘ . wa tat, per id a4 ust nal organizations © big decision » Sal F | » . . nal h 1.98% army of regulars, reservists and na-/| HERE'S MORE ABOUT 3 Harry Johnson, 36, shingle weaver, | (oar — Wrist watch Friday between | ’ z Benra. > at A., Meteor and | Wonal guard will be eff ever is made without consulting the larrested for weaving auto thru traffic Mene—Live -| ; farrested fc ng a a 2nd and Marion and ird and Madi- | ‘% ee | S I ‘A | E PARK abinet Jon Fourth ave, Had liquor, js claim.| son. et-O613. Heward | Medium, inva Coquitlam City, Oritfee | . “or 1 1 : Rept 1 o Ber 12, “Defense day.” Nelson ie a clean-cut . Light I Dee 96% . 3 . ON . |, Netso ac cut young fel-| Warmers of King, Kitaap, Mason, | y SLP WANTED | esse ip Moertnge—Otr Kevens- | D* : 1% 9 " Planning a military pageant, and STARTS ON PAGE 1 low in his early |‘Therston and Pierce counties will} 7 FEN HAL E HELP WANTE May ores 00% Participation in the mobilization by Part of his pb tar: . a GIRL women, i up. overn —_ rats Rn . eeatentions icathen aatinl | art of his ph j hold plenic at Point Defiance park, | ment gobs. $8 month. List FOGLE [BEDE wuene 8% ABM % civic zatlo wd | “ P country commun. i medi ‘ ereee t rat ~ | 0 c It will be a “com Tacoma, on August §. sitions free. Write immediately ; if the city’s population. National | °F More outdoors. bd | its s average | “Hartley for Goveronr’ club or-| Franklin Institute, Dept. 183-K on folks’ paradise.” | Guardsmen will be collected from| on f : | Rheir homes; officers will report by| Here's the new donors who have itiz its public officers. If] ganized in Seattle at meeting at| Rochester. a city hasn't the kind of ¢ | slave nelr names on the park's “Honor rn-|Dartoall's Friday night. Phone or letter and orders will be ee tae Or YOUR AME tere {ment {t wants, that’s a sure aslgn| : fot, publication | ryan pe rag Ra ak Tasued as tho an actual mobilization the ae 5 yogis ah that stay-at-homes need to get RIES TO DIE Hannibal, Mo. | ™ | FRUITS i ‘sag °c Seating Soren were) or 3, Be Pagan, Rippe’a 1 | 0Ut at the next election | ‘WIL L RE me ER| "49 WAGTINE piano playing taught 066 | Sriees Paid Wholesale Dealers | Priees Paid Wholesale Desters fe man $1 Kay, Rippe's, 1)A ful needer | 4 4 a ——~ | Brollers—1924, sed ‘ box = a 8D, Fags... 1 Forbes Ae Slashing his wrists with a razor! 9 9 “MAL E_HELP—WANTED | Decks Dressed, por 1 Seattle Wheat WHE SAYS HE Jos. Johnso lias an attempt: at suicide Yr Local, early variett in each town to Capons t 1 an tons y| Auburn ... 12 1} on fi Beer 4440 MAN Friday's Quotat ? L ‘ * ening, jeeman, - Makes feted: IS CAVE MAN | gimenr paxer |Reforestation Aids (i. taliea to end bis life wh : ‘Dread taht 1 hard white «++» i 1 soft whi ‘Alleged by his wife to have used Claus.. 1 he was discovered by members ! avy fa oa 1 to the city Se hard winter Roosters @ubmission, Isaac Kodasto, 44, was| i. Schneider. W, Mooney, hospital. Beeman was given treat @frested at his home, 920 Davis Austin ,ieippe's h spring i * A. Joh i Bopre hk Gave-man methods to reduce her to| A, Johnacn } et pet Permanent Timber his family and ru i i i ment and then placed in a padded MG autorday awaiting (me aie aya “i ch Mtr fax well. 7 |! Seattle, with headquarters in th | exvenat poreron goop pow land Wh Of & charge of witedeating. | {Fife Keene eee et te Loan hoe KNIFE WOUNDS NEGRO | ON AT THE ( "inet LATION DE- . Portlan eat i ° | ¥io ples Bav- | age : rive, hia, entire. .J0@ Standard, 31, negro, was in | PARTMENT, SE ATT Le Lye sroox ‘ Gna Kempster Rites to | Bank. 10) 0) fot thin section JUFed about the head in a street | RH Quotations at Union Stockyards a \§ . light at Eighth ave, S. and Jack- | ,.eMPLOYMEN MERICA™ | cottie— © them the work | We furniah oh * contain Be Held on Monday ¢ 5 ® department of commence in|po" tha Eriday night, He was found | “ing addréanen of 384 employars in| Sadiam te psd 3 ; assis 5 * rn »y joemen and Oo the city| Peru, Bolivia « rRentine for $1 dics he pt os : Funeral services will be held for | ¥ Hig ing ihe ‘fumber ‘Industry 0 |eoyta nguttering from ‘seversi| Sosth Amation“iafSrmation "| t4eg E3t | Moneys par can Portland Live Stock tka tentic ass formér manager of | }:: M - ies 5 en markets? knifelaeedinda: | His Asmilant eg. | test: Dept. W., Portiand, Ore. | * 4.009 Lemens—Fancy .. 00 | Friday's Quotations w ttle street railway, Monday} _ y 1680 =D, MeDon~ Due to the great supply of ma-| — “ | MAN with “wile on farm: must be| (Ch@loe cows sue Choice ... Cattle-—Recelpts, Tone of market, “afternoon at 2 o'clock from the tw d. a teat b}ture timber, | avatlat to ocean | Pe able to milk Huss, ‘milk, vere Fair te medio: wg Leranberries Crate’ « . | tendy. "Motte, medium, $6.76@1.16; 1S f 3. G. Ben spelt : | tables, fruit and $35 per mon to medium . - 68) common, ned Bonney-Watson chapet; with the Rev. | wh dg way os 1| transportation, definite programs for | | Shlee Weanten: Gectule Wier aerkey ow Peaches —Box 56 lis.enn’ exppiesis cia ORTEE AOR aacdneedl Maurice Bywater, pastor ot St. Johns | \Darverw s. Holland-N ‘ reforestation in many parts of te} Transportation Club | _ 1) “sic: r Pears—Cal., box $9) ‘and ‘common canners and Episcopal church, officiating. The Sian rit pf Mey Sous. 1] West, this area‘ is beund to have a STEN. perience unnecesaary, tra ° Siereppion—< one $0 | cutters, § nnera and bo- “Body was to arrive here Saturday | fh 2 fi Ho Jenner 1 t and growing lumber i, to Feast at Fortuna. Ke secret investigations: rf Masphersion 10ii00 "erat “255 a| i Meee dia meee ° tg Rand A sey where | A. 2 Rush 1 Nara, Kine } ." is the opinion of Mr. Nellls.| | The annual Transportation club peer mataten Doteative Aeier i. bo cieb den Mg 4 0 Ibs., $£.5099.50; 260 Kempster died last Mon | &. - o a iconic will h pa 4 « - 6: atin |plenic will be held on “Transporta 660, BLL Yakamines, crate Llat@2.06 n fies a re a 1 | jtion day,” Saturday, Au 2 |i ROOM, #5 ' AND FEED a apn steel sag ‘3 0 f day, unt 9, at |i > 3-ROOM, #F 1 HAY, GAIN ri ¢ A’ choice, 168 Sp ehenad ohare efi H Colldee Athlete Is |Fortuna ‘park. A special boat ‘will See ee diated a a e ee a Stupper, 209 Ibe, $18.50611; 200.to 200 Ibe, TER shut off on ¢ Kixth and Be} . 0. B. Seattle 10.506 0 tbe. ' | 1 |leave Leacht park at 145 p. m.| woo naHonicrs "lies $10.50@1 Ibe. up t in Sa ger ave, from N. | 1 | Log-Rolling Champ Parking space for cars will be pro-| a HA vetired p ice tfieer. itaite Maz First dapat ba xing smoot pupa seatves ae st. to N. 58th st, Monday, | 1 y . 7 y, Aug. 1—Matt Dill.| ¥ided by cara at thé grounds. There} ¢rence. 38 45th 8 Corn—Whole, yellow, 120 506 feeders and stockers, $5.50 August 4, from § 4. m. until 5 1 Be yee Coates 3 er und former holder | Will be « banebalt game, other con-| lA nier-0 Cracked und feed ‘meal, 10's... .56.00 | Mt Pp. m. ‘eld cant repalr | j “fam We Parley—Whole, food, 10's . 45.00 salaches Sag seh 4| employes 12.35 , candy of the world’s log rolling champion. |testa, and dancing afternoon and FF im Welsti tt away, 202 Union. those made to |Oaterwhole feed, 1008 UR hyeeey eggs Arcatenen get i | ship, was defeated Friday in the log |¢¥ening. R. C. Johnson is presi-| Tig Green Clock. Opp. postoftice. | Fetal! Geaiers by wholesalers, With a few | Rolled MAKES AUTOS 604 | ‘ I rolling contest here by Purl Stone, |é¢nt of the club. EN WOMEN barbers are are 1h teat Ereat | *eatonal exceptions, prices to producers pi tern Ppa ep tag 0 LES) ; P i 5 | Washington college athlete, ——$—— Geach: at big £ ie aces. We gan be firured by Gedueting the coat of | Chit Magn, 140 arve ss 1 tle pre: , g : The contest was part of riaay's| WW W. LER bARrEh COLLEGE, yy mately mit for hauling, storage Ves Mash—i Crooks, 1} 1 4 inseed ONA GALLON OF GASOLINE i Mecwer, 1 1| program at the celebration at Long. | ashington Wool | RAT ene: end salting eset) here ‘Bean, Meaboi Boston Wool : BE. Tho ‘4 r) ITIRSES EY th hear Westlake ne—Biring, ew. Re Se peeee: Aa Tk tee: escorted oe | Wins in Olympic ave. clean, furnished, stoani-neated | War Pee EEOUR AND Sudan 0 | egBOBTON,, Aug. 1—The wool marker chy &, 8. Dak.—The West- Boi ber mill A. Long Pi *| Washington wool in Washington| Dedrooma (men); free Watheand | Beets fssener scene Patent . Seb etac eens channae ca ueeaeielnlaae erm Tat pany of this city A. Nelaon.. 1 1| the day's festivities, Admiral Coontz, | pio nkot fi Wash hone, Trane. 3h: weekly $1.76. | Lor. bunche . . | grades are showing an upward tendency. perfection of -an|G,AiNelgon.. 1 Senater Frank Willa Senaton wag, |Dmnkets for a Washington hotel, Cabbage Per Ib. : eAr—Cane, per owt. " 1.65 | During July fully 30,609 pounds of wool Smesing ‘aevice which is enadling | Dr. Case 6 1|° one M bert (received indorsement in competition tL, day and night classes | ntaloupes—Kandard or wees Pee anh 1.45 were sold in the local market, making ear owners all over the Ge 1 |!sy Jones and Congressman Albert|/witn pianket manufacturers thru. sod tor frees catalog No & 100 B sivas Selee Besa that month the most active this year Pm m | Homer Haw- , Johnson were speakers, lout the country when the Olympic | Mercer #t | Some fine staple territory wool ta re- D. ’ of o FI 7; + orted to have sold for $1.35, a game time remove every par-| Aft ac'*+ 2} Stove Shop 1|,, The 10m rolling contests was the| note! company, placed its order for Bers | Cs Almonds—t. X. La, ewe for the neason. He of carbon from thelr motors aie 1 Mennary axon 1\Die feature of the day and the low-| 3.009 Washougal blankets. Rall- | Cetery Peanuts—Va. per Id... 3 7 7 6 e device is attached, auto- eee a ers expressed the wish that ' — oes China, per ib. . auiies Bave made over 40 miles on | Vice “ivippcn 1 Moowery os... i lteges would take Up vam that col.) “At the final teat of wool and|Goop big meals for Tittle money, | Peeane—Por Ib Foreign Exchange gallo: ine—Increased their | vai Rippes. 1 Palmer & Co. 1| leges port andi workmanship, when Roy Carruth-| Free jobs vhy hungry if cucu Mixed Nute—Per 1 | NEW YORK, Aug. 1—Foreign ex Tasted all spark slag atten: Holaway, Sigman & eel lox sass a bs an event |ors, ¥. J. Dougiaa and Mr. Wixging, |. Your credit te food?” ua 113 | Pee 8 . | change closed firm. Bterling, 84.40%. up i se eS | Whaler .... 1/at the ne; Jlymple games genoral manager of the United Ho-| LB “ ‘ com nes, $0.0541 000% beats 1 SEC | 1 phola e * Onl . . 3, u yimexpensive ilttle, device ts y i peeten Brees. ‘Lift B F it tels company, were present, tho | ikea Pike: Pike se BA reel ete N.Y. na Ee to st.oubss “manes,) 4218000,000 wt self-regulat-| J 5 ; ea oe Washington product showed at| 7 | Shanghal "and can b Went, e's 1 Murphy 1 ars on ru | a C Soger—Easier, Ra’ $5.02 fi the dollar; Shanghat, op a Le tigMlty wae least oqual merit. to the Mastern|10 SITUATION—MALE | paisa andy: granulated, $6.(096. igs ries ve Ing or drilling. vee C. Goldberg... 2 Eastern mills could not PAPE hit ANOTRG ka somining. | Peas—> . 7 Rio on spot, 164 @16%; | : 1 . : an pags oh Fivpe’ 1 &| OLYMPIA, Aug. 2.—Quarantine|feach’ the price after figuring in| Brown. BE acn-2 ce ree, | Petatece- ys ee 0 S Francisco Produce ing new invention they are 1 Corwall Fuel — | regulations agxinst California frutt|Commissions, profits, freight and Batimiate h Botter—Extras, 41; prime firats, nom- gto send & sample at their Beye ire 1 Moe nova : [}were modified by an order of the|Charges on wool grown in the West, Cash Wheat | inat, ra Can show It to nelphters | tor Salen 5 Brooklyn “’” — |state department of agriculture Fri-/®hipped East and the finished prod AGO, Aus. ash Mtr pA bcp rye gztra pullets, $9; un- and Be handle sit bs foleme of busi-| TR. Robert- | Meat Mit. « tha . Hereafter fruit coming form|¥ct returned to Puget Sound. JAGERTA- WHITE TOR FROM BA; hard sds Yai. 33 Cheese—-California flats, fancy, 20. which will be built % sine Morrison. sa BE ths - ples. Sell Madison “Bettor Made” ee ee D where ne ae J Parque: >| areas free of the hoof and mouth| = Ttca tee lates ioknutasluree atc ust send your name and addreas | PE Sot acapella 2 harson..... 1| disease, in new containers, will ba] Suburban real estate barguins| yect to wearer. No capital or ex-| Bia, Wensern Bpectaity Co. 1856 | He Bee. i Noite 1) admitted without fumigation. Pets|with small down payments can be perience potuired Many ain $100) ig, Sioux Fall ymond ‘orkht sede sae baa y . weekly and bonus. MADISON | Figg. Sioux Fails, & D,, ‘ EMBLIS 4 and horses will also be admitted, found in Star Want Ada. 2 | SIBUL ntPSnrondway. Newark | Advertisement. be fer 1 Martha Wash, | _ artha Was! | 1, Tearoom 1, r \3 I roe gh oO; Barnes, W. Lundberg. 1/ ¥ eh King Bros. 1 Monnsey » 184, prize Toe, ex- | J, +. 1 U, Secreteria Mterntu . 1 School 2 Martin & EcK- | 1 MAN secrsee 1 Monnsey . 1 Dressler | Huey Grocery 1 H., Diamond 1} 1 | 1 | AEMSTITCHING & pie ment for any machin ot, Iso buttonh $ Agents prices reduced. Colorado Attachment Co., Box 2210, Denver, Col, $15 DAILY easily made; big oppor | tunity; men and women, Experl- | ence unni © profit every dollar, Partioulara freo, Address Manager, 408 Worcester Bldg, | thal Ore. 3 | fest novelty wir Ready seller th AL Beaten Otek OOM Seat Send for free sample and partiou- lara, National Signa, 41 Bast 28th, New York | 12 SALESMEN WANTED SECURITY “E THE SECURITY for loans made by. us consists of first mortgages on improved real estate—two dollars worth of secur- ity for every one dollar loaned. Mr. Dreaser.. University Harry Oliv! Garages... 5 Farewell Dance —AT— Eagles’ Auditorium Seventh and Union Saturday, August 2d 7A OST AETETTE TE PSO USUAL DEPRESSION OF A PRESIDENTIAL YEAR IS MISSING These loans are paid on the monthly in- stallment plan, These payments to us have averaged more than seven hundred dollars daily for the past eighteen months, 6O—DUSINESS during presidential year is a4 good ais you want to After Saturday, (Aug, 2nd) i i George Pepperdite, of Los Wanted PIKE STREET--SECOND AVENUD--UNION STRENT—SHATTLE . Angeles, who {4 a visitor in Seattle, i Thred” aaledtien to Dancing Every declared Saturday, Pepperdine iw the Deposits made on or before well tho star car, Western Auto Sup: Sxeeptional oppor- Hip gad Bat ener Aula” Bu Aug, § vill maticinate in gy 9 sxperfonce "pre? EAGLES’ HALL bi erates more than Ug. dividends from Ug. nocenmary. seo | 100 stores on the BDonness, 7th and Pine Sts. 2 Pacific Coast and EVERYBODY WELCOME eR ica le This association has loaned to wage- Howell-Bonness Star Jorado. az Ls At?” prosent, earner in Seattle a total of over one mil- Motor Co. Pepperdine sald “there is not the f ustial depression of | Wil “4tho there is in some lines a ten: N dency to act as it ‘i The fault Ven with Pepperdine sveryhody waiting for the other fellow. “Wo believe that if went ahead to do business as wsual, we would all have business as usual, With that idea, our organization has gone right ahead with its advertising and purchases just as if It wore a bi yeur,, and we are having a bly yea lion, one hundred thousand dollars with- out the loss of a single dollar—a perfect record, OPEN ALL DAY EVERY SATURDAY Cor, Olive and Terry WANTED —Hardwa’ factory gent co, § flon; excellent tap MORE SILKS THAN EVER! LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS! SEE SUNDAY PAPERS FOR DETAILS Trade Union Savings and Loan Association 405 Union St. UL iot-7362 Between Interurban train and Ford automobile, south of Georgetown last Sunday evening, will please notify G. F, VANDERVEER 405 Collins Bidg. MA in-6244 Clearings .. Balances . voces 14604,801,01 Portland + 4,890,021.00 | + 140,007.00 | ‘acomie | | otal transaetions.. 1,890,000,00 | ys f Clearings .. | Balances .