The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1924, Page 13

SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR Daily Doings of sThe Star’s Funny Folks THE BY WILLIAMS OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY |* OUT ait WAY : GIT FER a Pe Avi se 8 (eos oud week { GO Rant ms not HOME OW SAWN: Bour G BRUNO!!! AW DOAN WANT ‘You CANT FIND A THING AGAINST tees ey ABNER HOw Hf] MUCH LONGER i Do You SxPEC \ ME To WAIT, 1 IS GATE - 16 GOT DE j ; FERTILIZER | RIGHT PLACE! 4 1s GON NO-NO- - 7 BEAL! SAY NOAN Ne “) c- zg ne 3 's 5s G22 BEFORE NOAN BAXTER COULD ee HIS STORE OF THE BoYs WHO TALKED OVER. OTEY WALKERS CHANCE OF BEING ELECTED Shee. er MOMN POP WONDERFUL TESTIMONIAL LETTERS ARE DAILY BEING RECEIVED By POP’S ADVERTISING MANAGER - HE INTENDS USING THESE TOPROMOTE THE SALE @ “THEN’D HAVE BEEN SHORT A HAND Down AT THE BONE YARD IF WASH FUNK “00K EVERYTHING THE WAY IT WAS MEANT. “Now She’s a High Kicker” Sail oS une on the ange of despair my when 2 happened Aad. about Dear Mr. Sunn. - 3 have bum tying a on the Suk une um rtpeatedly on account Nm DEE ? \ NO FeRTuzEeR? / TRwllwes, © M1, by NEA Server, Ine o¢ my Lovke —- SORRY BLT L CANT USE You! OF MAGIC MUD HERE'S MORE EMIDENCE MR. GUNN Suge k RASK RSE PF eet l VERY WELL W6T LAY IT ON THE TARLE WERE! | NEVER EAT SWEETS MYSELF BUT NO DOUBT SOME OF THE CHILDREN WHO COME IN GOSS TS HOT IN THIS KITCHEN! JOAN THINK OF A LOT OF THINGS <<} TIT EAGER TMAKE mee BUT | JDONT know HOw TMAKE EM, GO- fates tea MUST MIS TH LITTLE THINGS HIS MOTHER OR SISTER = DED Yoo FOR Him f ' u | BUERESEEREREGHESEEsERAESSSsErses ‘ou THINK OF AGUY LIKE THAT? HERE BOOTS KAS GONE. BY TAYLOR» FALL 42 NOU my fortune Jam tavmumg $/00 pur urck dan an the (unteh Serdien i ang (00 PER CEAT OF THE WAY TOWARD BE- ING FRIENDS WITH itd — AND HE WAGNT EVEN. BUDGED ver! HE MusT HAVE A HEART THE S\ZE OF A PEANUT / MY MY STRAIGHTEN UP AN BOY= THROW OUT YOUR CHEST- DEAR ME! SHuckS! ALL 1 00 Is GET UP. EAT BREAK FAST- fea) GOT SCHOOL~ COME Home Miliity AN Go T BED AN THEN GET UP AN’ Go T" SCHOA. ul ii Im Asan = cee! NOW HOLD YouR HEAD UP AND SHOULDERS BACK= YOU'D LIKE To HAVE A FINE CARRIAGE WHEN YOURE A MAN, WOULDN'T You? GOSM-IT AIN'T FAR, ‘ars war! WHAT Goo0S SCHOOL AW, DD RATHER HAE A, U AIRPLANE! WVHA, MEP HITS. DAIRY rnopuUcTs Uriees Paid W Batter—Lo: Local prin Matte Tallow 2 | Alfalfa Hay—Wiret gra ; No. 1 Straw 15.00@ 16.44 Corn—Whole, yellow, 3 ‘ 09 | Cascara Bark. Cracked and feed meal, 100's,.. «60.00 9 | Barley—Whole, food. 100's 49.00 Onts—Whole feed, 100's 47.00 Rolled ‘ 49.00 | Wheat é 4 51.00 h box . whites, ton. eesececss +25,00@ 37.50 | 37.6 Netted Germ | Pumpiins—L» Hadishes—Local K po Per sack «ccsseeee Wasington triplets . Tillamook triplets .. LUULTRY AND MEATS Red King Red Sliver 5 10's . |Malibat ..., [un fi it "| Soya Bean Meal—100's « “ool Market featured over FLOUR AND 6UGAB Tuesday mornings when ae ereet $1 and oxts @ Amount, wholesale. | ai sera emiled when scratch € Se *8E mash dropped $1 on Hens—Live, heavy + Live, light n hei Mealers reported t) up $4 t 6 d i s ial up 1 tn toot! 884 | Moss—Faney block sibeis 19@ oid 4 5 Veal—Fancy light - TI ere 9 sre foythtaing oft, and| Heavy, imeaium oie sack ole dollar 2OUL! AND MEA Gotation on Melee th maxi Prices aid Wholesale | Ae cor mal ie [1 | weeta—-Per sack ¥ article show- {Cs ax : |} Doz, bunches . Mirae auoted up 250 to 3 ‘ i Brussels Sprouts. Benera ii? Loca! variet | Cabbage—Per 1b, ¥ In effert follow: | Cantaloupes atrained, or Tm. pAliy ole-Por suck r £90 |Itackleberries—Lb, a rRkovvcrs Carrote=} 00 | Ite 4 Turnip Sack 11:16@2.00 ++2.00@ 6.00 bunches... ‘ Silver Smelt Mackerel. Sugar Beet, per cwt ‘ {IDES AND WOOL ig prices f. 0, by Heatley Lv, Watermelon: Lb, | FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers (ay $1,000 1.28 | Sait Bide $1.60@4.00| Bulle VEGETABLES Prices Vald Wholesale Dealers | (Tne prices given te few seasonal exceptions, ducers can be figured by d portation to | Hananae—P 18 (ver cont Binckberries . Crabapples—Small box . Fige—Cal., black, crate . 176) |Grapee-—E. Wash, 3-1b barket 209 35 Bulle Calfsking, No, 1 ninderalsed. pullet . piss Cheese. fornia ‘ sa Cash Fine, clean, 1b. « Medium, clean, Ib. CHICAGO, Sept Bored, $1.34; Coarse, hen Sheep. No. 3 hard, New, doz, bunches Fancy esses No. 2 ii 6 | Cantiflower-—Local, gate. ee ; 5 soe the ddtive 1 | Celery——Local, crates 4 Per ‘box INNS aoe “Atte ineieneas 7° Braet ancy . bio | Corn-—Lo Ben ‘ on 4 white set } Faney Wels | Cucumbers “Dos. De ie ‘i Peking, 1 paler At 0 | egg Plant—Local, crate 22@23| Quotations at Union Blockyards Letiace— testis ® Local, crate cond ropp ttle 48 ha as! teveeeenes 100@ 716 Onions—Cal,, per owt 1.85! Prime steers Oregon « Cowe—Country dressed, Ib. Valley WoolLb. PORTLAND, Ore. 2 < Clean, fine, medium Hard white, $1.47 Prunes—Italian, muftease,...... 600 Coarre, clean weatern white, $14 Quinees— Lb. Tae, WOAVY eo ecees R rn epring, a « 2.6003 $31 Braid Strawberrles—Local veseeeeses 1024 peel, In. WHOLESALE FIs Fresh Fish, per Ib, OYSTERS Eantern select, gal. Pats? cans fancy, Cash wheat hard, $1.30 @1.3 $1,284 1,004 Rent wott Portland Wheat 01% @ * 10 13 San Francisco Produce 20%. No. Me 22.—Wheat— $1.44; 1; Ward winter, $1.34) $1.34; western red, Ship News | rude be Sales | WED® | | "ar | Wire Hi i. 1246 & ft | Fin Lew Tide Viret Migh Tide $ ft 1. | Beowed Hise Tite Bevond Low Tide | 544 p verona ‘Low tiae | Arrivals and Departures str Admiral Dewey for Ta Everett, at 11:56 a m. wee Vessels in Port at Seattle 4o—Btr Cove Terminal—Pier rthern Beith Terminal—Str k Paeif! mere Mes Sierra, U. & ©. & Den- Terminal—Str Ad Carolyn Frances Hemaoth, Admiral Pier Mire Jacob Luekenbach, Edger ¥. Luckenbach Pier A—Str Admiral Watson. Pier Th—#te Admiral Pier D- Pacific Co U. 8. 8, Re Hef. Pacific Const Engineering Worke—U. #. quin Y. #. Shipping Bosra Moorings— Str Cup- necticut Street Terminal—Str West mrod, Tanana tic Street Terminal—Btr } Arman. Btacy Btreet Terminal—Str Ketehtkan. Hanford Btreet Terminal—Btr Steel Bcien- tist, Cordova Street Terminal Admiral Metternan’s Dry Dock Anohomiah, |Teaa Dry Docks—Barge Bingamon, str | Patterson eee | CANADIAN WIRELESS | Mtr Canadian Observer, Ocean Falls for im, 464 mil Str Canadian Trooper ria, 601 miles from Vi om Astor Talthydiue, Victoria for Yokohama, es from Meattle, at midnight Japan for Beat Fremantle for San Fran- miles south Honolulu. y of Victoria, Mojt for Vancou- 1929 miles from Victoria. Str Makiki, Honolulu for @an Fran- eteco, 1488 miles from Ran Francisco. one Vessels in Other Ports KVERETT—Arrived, Sept. Thomas rowley y for Seattle. ioe from Seattle, str t Transporter from Bwansea. Sept. 2°.— Str Steelmaker from New York. Satled. Maru for Hong- nder for San tr Kteelmaker for Vancouver. Str Duffiel® for Vancouver. —Str Arkansas for jan | “VANCOUVER Arrived. Sept. 22—#tr | Canadian Skipper from Montreal. Sept. 21.—Btr Sterimaker from New York, str Duffield from Soerabaia, str Henry &. from Seattle, Balled, Sept Gian Scottish for Montreal, Volunteer for Tos | gelen str Watotapu for Sydney. | ARERDEEN—Arrived, Sept 21—S8tr Lake Prances from Ban Francisco, str Oiymple from Los Angeles, Balled, Bept. 20.—Btr Dekersfield fe Biaine, str Yayo! Maru for Yokohama; str Ban Pedro for Las Angeles; tr Avalon for San Francleco; ms Laseen for Los Angeles. PORT TOWNSEND—Paseed in, Sept. 21.—8tr Luise Hemsoth for Seattle. ABTORIA—Arrived, Bept. 21.—Str Vir~ ginian from Seattle, str City of Norwich from Seattle. Sept. 20.—8tr London Im- porter from Beattie Salled, Sept. 20.— Btr Osiris for Antwerp. TACOMA — Arrived, Sept. 21.—8te Amur from B. C., str Nabesna from Se- attle. Sept. 21.—Str Paul Luckenbach from Seattle. Sailed, Sept. 21.—Str Ed- ier F. Luckenbach for Seattle. Sept. 26. —S8tr Barbara ©. for Loe Angeles, Wm. A. McKenney for Portland, str Stuart Dollar for Boa ttls. Far |N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | Clearings | Balances | Sass 2,688,796.84 | Tacoma | | Tota! transactions... 2,604,000.00 ¥ | New Corporations Ninth Avenue Investment and Bulld- Ing Co, Seattle, $10,000, H. G. Seabdorn, Charlotte A. Seaborn, William Edris and Gladys 8. Edris. Washington Boclety of Certified Public Accountants, Seattle, no capital stock. Jas, M, MeConahey, C, 8. Cowan, P. C, | Davia, A. G. Elder and A. 8. Hanen, Caasiar Dredging Co,, Seattle. W. D. | Mclaughlin, Gall Lewis and Henry W. and Improvement A. F. Pfeiffer, Securities | Amendment capital stock . or Bide “pullding Ce Arthur Beedle and ‘Mitan vel | Heanse, Rocky Mountain Service Co., Ly tes | $10,000, Albert Achaeter, To engi mobile and automobile accessory busi- Northweat Industrial Laboratorles Coe., attia, $10,000, Charlies BK. OH. and A. H. Hudson. PRES corse sree | Building Permits ) rdy T. Wentworth, 2628 B. Lynn frame ence James MeEvely, 4233 21st ave. W, residence, $500, J.C. Rave, QUT Ravenna bivd., retain- ing wall, $600. Gatsert-Schwabacher 14 Co, 1821 Fifth ave, alteration store, $500, frame Str Cardigan- | Str Muriel, U. 8 | yen, PAGE 13 PRICE CHANGES FRACTIONAL Few Stocks Gain Slightly; Volume Is Moderate WALL sTherr } HAL JOURNAL REVIEW FINAN~ GRAINS FINISH LOWER Weakness in Corn Affects Other Futures CHICAGO, Sept corn affected ot grain and brought about a lower finish on the board of trade t y Wheat sted in hig ground for the most the %, exports doing inc ‘ paying died astic slump, ket sagged under its own Export sales over the week- own to the lowest lev- went dip. ve heavy Increase in the y anda larger German crop than expected gave cats a ect- back Pr sions were 1 lower, Chicago ee of Trade ‘Monday's Quotations High Low Close * Wheat Dec. essere Ban Francisco |May « Rye— % Holland, Norway, 1873. {ft lf m, $0,043, off 9.00034; per trillion paper; Hollan: 2551, Up $0.0004; Russi $ 76%; Yokohama, 40.26, . Omaha Live Stock Monday's Quotations R Tone of mar- « ¥ O72 60. Hees Receipts, §,600. Ton igher, Bulk, $3.6 e 12,000. Yeariings, Jambe, Tone of mar- $7010.28; ts, Monday's Quotations Batter—cube extras, 39c; standards, prime firets, 36c; firsts, S4c. Egre—Fxtrar, 48c; firsts, 40¢; putlets, Sie; current receipts, 6c. e Denver Live Stock Quotations Monday's Cattle—Receipts, 13.480. Market steady | to 260 lower. rs, $6.50@8; cows and helfers, $3.75@5.75: calves, $6 feeders and stockers, $4@7; bulls, 3.75. Hogs—Recetpts, 900. Market, 15@25¢ Nigher. Top, 610.26: bulk, $10.10@ 15; ptee, § . Settle Estate, But Woman Wasn’t Dead PORTLAND, Sept. 23—Mrs. Fan- nie Crawford, declared dead by the courts in 1920, was here today fight- ing for her estate of $689, which was divided at that time. Mrs. Crawford, in the hotel bust- ness at San Francisco, had been missing for seven years when the court order was given. She has now filed in the same court to recover her small property here, holding that the court had no jurisdiction in the case in 1920, because she was not dead. Adventists Oppose Initiative No. 49 Northwest Adventist clergymen will hold a convention In Seattle Tuesday and Wednesday to map out a campaign of opposition to Initi- ative No, 49, the anti-private school bill. They will meet in the Central Seventh-Day Adventist church, Boylston and Olive sts. Each Lodge to Aid One Crippled Kid Every Elks lodge in the state fs instructed to bring relief to at least one crippled kiddie in a letter sent to it today by Walter F. Meler, prest- dent of the Washington State asso- ciation. Meier urges this in connec- tion with the Crippled Kiddies cen- sus and as a prelude to the Crippled Kiddies picnic next August. WOMEN RIDE TRAILS SAN FRANCISCO.—Trail riding has become the most pouular out- door sport of San Francisco ‘society women. One of the leaders of the mpvement is Mrs, Charles D. Wal- cott, formerly of exclusive Philadel- phia circles, who has camped and ridden along the trails of the beaut!- ful pine-decked Canadian Rockies. An association called the Trail Riders hat been formed in the famous Bantt and Lake Louies country. WORCESTER, Mass.—The seven- month-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. William Larivee of this city hanged to death in her baby carriage re- cently. ‘The baby’s dress caught on & projection of the carriage, trae «ling her,