The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1924, Page 3

~ HARTLEY WINS Cotterill Tells BY 1,731 Official Count Is Checked; French Still Hopeful They'll Teach You How to Read Music Cotterill, president of the Seattle port commis-} sion, ts ee n here pointing to the spot north of the present |»! believes a ferry terminal should gested district, | pointa out, and in a few years will be in the center of the existence for 14 years and hundreds/ a bee ddirpe district. d to read music a will be held t Bell st. terminal where The spot i. hestra will be organ away from classes have been in —Prate by Frank Jacobs WOMAN MISSING HARBAUGH DIES = THREE DAYS Relatives, Police. Search City| for Lost Person Mtar Mtatt Photographer Badly Hurt When Eridge Ley eae aiieaay|" Passes Away at Home fork of the Nooksack river between Wickersham collapsed. ‘ove his heavy milk truck it suddenly | was so badly | Ws esd mangled that physicians oni ampu-| 3 tation might be search of the city walk Wednesday noon, and vanished Delta Kappa F TO SEE ROYALTY |reau has searched ware Jeadin, from the city, Miss Rose had two checks, Fidelity Trust | and the other for lone for $50, . of Spokane, on the Old old-fashioned fur | a brown checkered skirt, ¥ . and black straw hat trimme blue flowers. starting “nde 'Seattle Men Go to Festival at Yakima |: Saturday was Seattle's day at the Harvest Home Festival at Yakima. ‘Twenty-two members of the Cham ber of Commerce left © Duke of Albi arrives on the REV. C. J. HAWKINS Friday night Washington as the offiqial delegation from al pnal rep-| of a whale which had been all but| Mrs. Hugh Fleming, 2 the Duke and Duchess Marquis de Coquilla, grand equerry to THE GIANT WITH THE WOUNDED ae ot Spain, | abandoned during | mouth scare | Urge » More Pay for Federal Employes Jones and Con- Te Duke of Alba in also the Duke | of Berwick in England ascendant of Columbu He is a friend of the Prince of ¥ ys a good | wine game of polc Senator Wesley UL. game of 1 THE VIRGIN BIRTH Is Mr. Bryan Establishing Or Destroying | hopes. Friday night. and. working conditions when the Lehto dag | plots at a session of t} ‘| Woman to Recover From Acid Injury PORTLAND, , woman in whos ployes unton. meeting was | Modern Woodman ve her husband and elope , will not suffer permanent , physicians said today, e no trace of the wooe went to the Hamamoto home yesterday, carrying a box of candy |in one hand and the acid in the other accepting his|] blocks. The car penalty for rejec 9:45 P.M. Dr. Hawkins Over The Radio THE MESSAGE OF MODERNISM TO OUR DAY Radio KF QX Wave Length 233 Meters PLYMOUTH pol TIS EE Ve || PARCEL ARRIVES BY AIR MAIL ENTIRELY COVERED BY STAMPS ORTLAND, Ore., ordinary air doesn’t attract any attention mae Old Barn on Ore. clerk got a package covered’ with stamps and he counted up. ‘They amounted to $34 CORVALLIS started by lightning 3 destroyed the of the oldest buildings on college campus. at $5,000 to the 500 to the contents. delivery over the country by air pad was heavily building apd THE SEATTLE STAR Fallg Off $78,000,000 in State; Valuation Gains OLYMPIA, Sept Taxat BY DANA W. NORRIS a a GOPPMMAT'S where I'd build @ ferry | yatyatic t tax terill Saturday, Th the port commissior ser amcoce een KILLS HIS. WIFE - | Double Shooting by Former Service Man NO SITE AVAILABLE IN CENTER OF DISTRICT 3 Even if they would se the t vestment would be preb ve he ferries woul@ not eve the in terest on the Investment There t s own Gunnari, police ray, ts tor, and has frequently spo r soap boxes” in the south end. " no site on the present congested waterfront ¢ could be bought ugh to make the ferry terminal—which Senttle needs—self theap dies are at the county morgue W. C. T. U. Scores 1 Bainbridge are fast becoming re tricts for people who attie, Automobiles: ate’ taxing the Smoking by Women| ferries beyond capacity. Ferry bu from | Smoking among women was se rapped by the King ¢ nexs will inc termina: term 6 ow the ferry termir with large plenty of parking space PRESENT TERMINAL } It a hat uth (LEASE UP IN 1928 and ted money from the necessary bond ire. Mary 1 wan sue could be spent ¢ elected president of th ors elected were Mre The county's lease of the Marion | Welsh, vice president be up| Boston, corresponding see Seattle | Lillie A. Manney, recording tary. Mra, Lilli necre treasurer Fish Culture Exes Set for October 22 n Coover, ansi and Mrs t will be he PaAh oc pes culturist for dut ee é tes and in Alaska bert te a $600 a year for a fe . grow tes and $900 In Ajnrk om the busines And kenerat educs cation t tree bility and in train pres a high school ing: or Hold Rabbit Show Infor in Seattle Sunday mpplicantal betwee, 18 room 207, postoffice ce in fish hatche plumber machi: ation may be obt Rabbit breeders are ma Seattle. The re of the Seattle Rabbit Breeders’ asocis. Cantonwine Named being he'd i at 605 . . . where alt breeds and ages| Commissioner Chief he entries made} BELLINGHAM, Sept. 20. J, d_ indicate | ¢ Walla Walla county elected yesterday and inite | that the the biggest | commissioner, lobe held here president of the state convention of | ture whioh has added much | county commissioners to ‘rent {9 the Increasing call for| ‘The action ws rabbit furs. This wilt be specialized | porting him in his fight for day labor at tomorrow's show thru an exten-|on county road work in opposition to |sive exhibit of garments made from |the stand of associated contractors | Party of Titled Spaniards |™»»** fur. | J. A. Miller, Whatcom county, was Reach Seattle Sept. 26 chosen vice. president, and J. H | Marble, Yakima county retary | Whale Nearly Cut | Nv'., | In Two by Liner The state convention of county en. 1 ean Sept. 50.—The ola |Sineers elected Roy L. Green, Lewis question that has entered the mind | COUNtY: President; Fred W. McElmon, Whatco of every sea voynger—what would happen if a ship ran over a whale was answered here by Capt, Claes Wirstrom, master of the schooner Columbia, which arrived from Hono: | Taking Husband’s secretary-treasurer, tinue | lulu yesterday |to California and back by way of the| nd Canyon to Was The Duke of Alba is pers | resentative of the king of Spain. cluded in his party are his wife, | Duchess of Alba, of Penarand being held this weer, in piece of the| | Mi Wirstrom reported about 200 mites| Body to Pittsburg | | out the Columbia passed the carcass 34th | sliced in two, undoubtedly by an| ave. &, is en route to Pittsburg, ocean liner Pa., with the body of her hus-| |}band. Burial will be in tho family ns ~ | plo ere, Mrs. FV w ~ Storm With Gales fi ne ane mente Racing to Seattle 7 Storm warning in the ares north | 3,036 Men Employed of the Columbia river was issued |, hy the weather bureau at 9a. min Bremerton Yard ORL sede alee Atel, BREMERTON, Sept. 20.—The probes pesohing gels navy yard employs 3,036 men now, portions with rain, were forecast. | according to figures m The storm is due to a low pres-| the tabor bureau today sure area over Southeastern Alaska, : | which ts moving this way Season for storms is beginning, Portland Live Stock the weathpr bureau warns, | Friday's Quotations J} | Cattio—recotpts, none, Tone of maret, | CAR SWIPED, OWNERS |) tion ivet j Male ang: even , ter, $1.60@2; bulls, canners and bo- ani choles, 190 Ibs, down, $ o@11; ATROLMEN Frank Bertrand | and L. C. Larawa Friday night started out to hunt for a stolen car. They found it on Third ave. and chased it for two $5.0 6,50. Hoge--Receipts, 140, Tone of market, ady, Medium, Ibe. @10; 200 to 250 Ibs. up, $8@9.75 kin 0@8; cin. alaughter p' | emooth heavy # of the flivver || envy, 6.500 type and couldn't make the neces: lent! 0% fender ckers, $8 Ao sibee | Sheep—Recetpta, 279. Tone o sary speed. stondy. Lambs, heavywelahta, 1 But the driver did his best ee, culls an when he saw the two ferocious: || mons, all weights, $5.60 wet looking chaps with shotguns in the car behind. ah € The police car finnolly aver. . hauled the stolen machine! and Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Sept. 19.--Forelgn ex ran {t into tho curb. The two |] NEW TORK acm, Mecartinge a4t6 antinatincerimncaaeasinainnccenicctasincemapiiead | 90,0001 | YAM MARKET Tider vie 4 i Shaded; Lemons Advance Second Lew Tide | boven Law Tiss ed in Week’s Review DAILY FHODUCTS vot ai wera vs els in Port at Seattle GR A i N § FI NISH per tb. per Ib, Country dressed. LIVE STOCK Quotations at Unien Stockyards Prime lambs Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers ducers can be figured by deducting ¢ epproximately 16 per o jareredis Bprects Denver Live Stock Friday's Quotations {Vital Statistics] "==" MARRIAGE LICENSES me and itesidence. Age 8 Interpreted as sup: | Seattle Seattle Legal n county, vice president, and | L. R. Sampson, Whitman county, | _ DEATHS Ae tae tee opt. 16 Friday's Quotations Services Sund John Phillip, 82, 1634 Terry Bee de public by | xj¢ in H, 91, 1707 Belle- | Exee—¥ 18. Martha Jane, 7 18. Jefferson, 70, Hin- |2 red, $1.364@1.37; No. 2 hard, $1.3 17. jl: Alexander, 76 Yukikatsu, FIND IT, THEN FLEE |) feminon, “ssqas; canner and, cut: |< FROM GUNS OF COPS | lonnas, $3.7544.50; calves, medium | 190 to 260 the,, 4.5067; 260 ibe. up,| kood and choloe, 160 Tour | oy Jennie Dow, cruelty | Blanche D. Weed, i | Theresa vs. Vernon Steele, desertion. com: | I Births in thet men in the flivver, however, |] francs, $0.0580; lire, $0.043814; Belgian tie proved to be the owners. Thoy || francs, 0.0496: marks, 2385 por ‘itliton | Harmon, N. Slat at. girl} PORTLAND, Louis, 209 Queen white, $14 cert paper: Holland, 3841; Rulsata, 6,16 had found the car 20 minutes Bhanghal, 76; Yokohama, 40,50 weden after it had been stolen. 2667, up $0.0001, Norway, 1374, off PAGE Ferry Terminal Plans\LE§§ TAXABLE “SWEETS” HIT Ship News STOCK MARKET Would Build It North oF Bell Street PROPERTY IS CHEERFUL bay to High Levels Not- SEFT. v0 weer. 2h Virst Low Vide First Le Quinces on First High Th Wiest High 4 od igh Tide second High Tide | Wait sTHERT JOURNAL FINAN@ view Weather Bureau Report t Alaska Vessels ; ines, wrad Arrivals and Departures Hr : as! " Arrived e Prices feild Shippers t be bd up 3 seen ‘ ‘ od tina ve 48 ne Betentist from. > ec cision on ; gas case 2 « t . Balled—tept, 2 a A 4 Tol Aleska t * v p j “4 up rKoDUets i porier irom Marre. vis | Amerie > re we De alas vie penta, at 8190 pe mus nF PA ee ar: Steel, ‘9 Pier SoMt «wre 3 ¢ and ‘ thin ® narrow range Bit! pacit ast Engineering sv. & the f ting, when 4 A pirited buying deve with the “ o 3 nm Pacit , es a export POULTRY AND MEATS vu # g Board F p|t *, rein ca tines, Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers F The doniest improved. HO 6 Co Btreet Terminal—Stre Tana 1 ra owing ry Sort ieee 4 midday ‘ someral s. Patri fir was dull, but na eylonk sion Chicago Board of Trade Friday's Quotations ac ne Open High Close 4 $1.29% Ms Sierra ‘ 133% Railway (Kagle Harbor) % 1.39% : Menry Villard, Granco and Gritfson, | De 0% % vkta Co Ms : ‘ Me! ban 4 “an ‘ CANADIAN WIRELESS Bey ‘ % ‘ ‘ “ Ba sea + 1.06% . 109% ae 1320 ang al 12.10 Z Omaha Live Stock Friday's Quotations 1.000 6.00 z VEGETADLES 1 a alia Saad sito: stocers and. feeders, $868 1 trouk "wietents | ase: calves, $3 bolle aad stage * those made te Str Bi ¢ Keq it for Los An- 04 ty ‘wholesalers, With © | geies, 40 milles south Tetoosh Rese 5,000, Tone ot Sale Jone, prices to pr Btr Tenpaisan Maru, bound for Grays | “shippers steady. Bul, $4.409.50; tore tion to Beattie wer aiashdee red at Wrangell | Sheep--Receipts. 00. ‘Tone of smare t for havllag, (Narrows, northbound. et, steady. Yenrlings, $7@19.60; weth= end eelling cost.) Rtr Lydia, Le ngeles for Seattle, 164 ers, $607; 1 be, $11.50G13; ewes, 1000125 |miies from Los Angeles. | see ° Mallgrim, ‘ove for Victoria, 749 |_| Vessels in n Other Ports I he Seattle Star ved, Sept. 19.—Str Rar-| publish J Daily at 1307 Seventh Ave, Seattle Washington "BUSINESS : SERVICES Anyox for Everett Sal! Ludlow ived, Sept. Market, steady to ¥ Tawyen ‘Leary bid. EL 1ot.8985 Electric Machinery cenbach for ulton for Seattle; str ar ; tle str Grey- | W. MONTEL IUS PRICE Passed out, Sept. 18 Sa roaby towing 3 barges;|______sa0tt gen for Alaska, schta Commodore | FOREST HOTEL—i023% Second @¥. and Annie M. Campbell In tow of tug| Rates $1 day up, $4.00 week up, |&en monarch; schr Commodore bound| Modern. for Honolulu: echr Annie Mf Campbell | Optician and Optometrist aser-Paterson Co. TED CO., Seattle. 1 . : Pp | Liverpool Grain ee L oe = priday's Quotation: =P. GORIN, Patent Attorney, Pate lies Aedes ara 2 ents secured, developed and sold. ‘Trentwood. .Legal High Low Close | 805-6-7 Central Bldg, Seattle, . Seattle woes. Legal joct... tin 64a tie 6i4 118644 1186%4| MA in-0290; 600 F st. N. W., Waah= Seattle 25 [Dec 1s d lie Sd 1is4Ma Tis4Xd| ington, Lena, Seattle 21..,..,,19|Mar.. Madd 1185 od 1edud 19444 | par ROMPTLY procured. : on pie Highest references. Best results, Le Eo sant WATSON E, COLEMAN, 644 G st, Macntancet ate Boston Wool Washington, D.C. Seattle office, a 1 | BOSTON, Sept, 19.—The mtrongth of | 6143 Arcade Bld: attle Legal the foreign wool markets 1s imparting | HARRY BOWENS, Pat. Expert. Fee Legal | strength to the wool market. Choice | Pantages Bid. Colby Legal| tine wools are being held for prices} ence, estab- Colby. ess sesdT[aeveral cents higher than prevailing | lished 161. Advices and booklet Joseph William Simp- |raves. Medium and lower grades are|: tree. 432 Burke Bldg. Tite: dasvucalgnlis calinee yrioe Lael eine ete ato. snowed’ in fair wale SESS Seong sr taratsen “eeele are seeviee | consignee ec slowly. East Indian wools at Liverpool ST SOUND Mar an sold Nigher than previous sates,| CO» 1st and Virginia. Established Legal | Onto delaines tn (he local market con 1874 Margaret ortland 26 | tinue to be quoted at 58 to 60c iclans, Surgeons tend. ST inal "ANGUS, Suite 400 Pantages Bld. San Pedro, taxes | Seattle Wheat Women's ailments, disorders. . Seattle ...Legal | Friday's Quotations __ Piano Tuners D t Lawton. ...23|No. 1 hard white La M, BA st-0851, tuning $3, artis 18|No. 1 soft white : 1.43 133| ERAL NOTICES ~~ Th] opr Mason hospital, SIE YEG] September 18, 1924, HENRY Fy ery O'BRIEN, 55 years, beloved hus- 02 Sixth ave. band of Mrs. Helen, father of : 5 John, Ed. Henry M. and Mra, p, infant, 1204] San Francisco Produce Helen Elder, of 1305 N. 60th 2 p. m. from Raf- ‘remont. Interment No. 1 wemtern white No, 1 weatern red No. 1 big blue stem . 1305 W. 50th 4218 Maynard | Batter—Extras, 40c, forty’s Chapel, extra pullets, {4%e;/ Washelli. Friends invited to at= tend. A pullets, 2 Cal. flate, Racine, Wis. RODI A delov ed husban > izabeth, 4249 Sixth Portland Produce Violet Rodin, son of Joseph Rodin ie Friday's Quotations and brother of Thelma and Ern= Dermott, 85, Datter—Cude extras, 29¢; standards, 38¢;] eat Rodin, 1 | ‘prime firsts, 36c; firsts, 4c. neral service will be held Sun- eptember 21, at 2 p.m. from ‘asant-Wiggens Co, parlors. In= terment Crown Hill cemetery. 7 Boylston Cash Wheat 3 PERSONAL CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Cash wheat—Ng@OLAF LEE appeals to Sons of Nor= way to holp him to settle civil ease n Juneau, Alaska. Consul will not help me. I am very. siek, tras, 48c; firsts, 40c; pullets, rent receipts, 36¢, 20 No. 3 har 1910 44th | 81.2001 |x eS a Wanted to settle two years ago 210 13th | | BANK CLEARINGS for $ me to America | four-master schooner: born Chris« . infant, 8420 25th ave, % tiana, Norway andinavian Sea- ae 1. Benttle Fy Hee ee an DIVORCE RECORD PEMsE <5) (2 | | wiGH BLoop PRESSURE, paral 11 Balances ..... ..... vi} sis, apoplexy from un= | Portland | panal cireul 2) to Ce heed and Bugene Mal Dobbs. ie: s brain, associated with toxic accuse | Clearings 8,450.01 mulations issues. Self-treal va. Herbert J. Jenks, Jr, | | Balances ..... ++ 1,864,862.23 || ment booklet 31, FREE, Hender= Tacoma | son System, Charleston, W. Vi ‘otal transactions. . 2,960,000.00 | | GRADUATE nurse mother will Bes aa ___yg} special care to child under reasonably for companionship to her little boy; give particulars: Grace Jamieson} NN, Y. Sugar and Coffee | 2 Star . desertion i aa So NRE a Friday's Quotations 9 3S- = = Re Pelton, deser- | pagar —pull, Taw. $6.08 refined, easter: || | WA 4 10D POSITION? granulated, $7.05 @ 7.50. || If you are a salesman and own @ BIRTHS Cofter—N i No € Santos |} Ford car | have a position for households are’ re-| 23 ie RE hoo 5 2 ke St. owing men gre . Tal ary | SAN FRANCISCO, MeCormiek aban te eter Portland Wheat line, & S “Cuba,” fast steamer pt, 18 Wheat—ttard | $26" Marthe. and meals ° “ABER | soft White, thide western | BROS, 1408 4th Ave. MA in-6140, white, $141; hard winter, $1.34; north~ aM -slae violin, will givertan Sadahichl, 614 12th ave.jero spring, $1.94; western red, $1.91 t6. y girl who would lea | goons sons. %-37, Star. } ' i