The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1924, Page 13

THEI EATTLI rAl 13 Haughton Is (“Bee to Beaver }Post Season STOCKS EXHIBIT) Strijp News LEMONS ASCEND| ‘2:4: GRAIN IS. ABOVE Dead;Famed |e | Grid Battle | ANIMATION Titer in Seale” 50 CENTS "SATURDAY — WEDNESDAY Coach Passes Likely Here Rally From Low After Rec- me “me tt | Turnips Also Up; Others on Fugsres Recede Fractionally * | > : 2 Viret Low 1 ' lew 1 , : ce a Columbia Grid Mentor Washington Officials Are ord Car Loading Report ||y.. High ‘Tide | pecend Migh Wholesale Mart Unchanged in Monday’s Trade Dies, Stricken at Prae-| Seeking Game for De-| watt sramer sounnan rivan-|| seouna Law tide | seroma Low ara Hh tice; Famous Figure cember at Stadium CIAL, REVIEW peg es XBW TORK, Oct \t the BY MEL VORHEES ines Weather Bureau Report ‘s a e Py . a vr . e ‘ : . Seattle Wheat ‘ ee penee Hu . a Se Ps . ooh . ee ! to date 1 y : Arrivals and Departures PAIBT rpopocrs ; y i hee ios Haus ' died , ; ai 7 stom | = as = PSY . foot I . ' ' rags preparatory to directing the Co ts ° |” saitea omba . Vv t * it Bake * ae Bed hmong nae \ H aire ’ FE ee RUTE s 1 : aoa COME, “ . om as Tributes t sta ‘ a 4 | eae rRUrTs and as a cod e os a > \ Vessels in Port at Seattle 44 Prices Paid Wholessie Dealers niay. Walt i : ae ‘ Apples—Cooking, vex . Paher of Ha I've t pe and John 7 ev mder of the ‘Big os “ch i Processed 130 146 % amagh taste SP iesbewreg 1 hav Omaha Live Stock . aide, FOULTRY AND MEATS frre tet] ‘ , a ‘| me e « Feld Shippers oe F we po Tag . be M » ” . "FANS WANT ©“: kg eeeninnel car teh: Be x: eo ce gama a | ve. per th i" ye bak beth of thohe | Sheep—Receipts € market | ne» ; Think They Are Entitled (°!""", caned.. Beaten, 1) Siii, emee : ? Wiese sesveeseaes a1 1 pied to Know Everything in ; would frow Nae ahh mene ; voll reget ; 4 ¢ Ball Scandal yee : Cash Wheat | Wart Beattie 3 , FOULTRY AND MEATS WICAQC t1.—Cash wheat—No. | roi See a Sa Bes’ Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers MAY, GMALN AND FEED BY HENRY L. FARRELL H we're ‘going to keepiNa sree thaeian” ee reer ttt arene: 34 | crrtces to Consumer, K, 0. B, Geattle) WO M 8, Ohio, Oct. 26. je | tr best t ’ ° 9,8 r Alfaila May IN CHARGE Cae inate a Rian : Dr. Withifigton will Denver Live Stock o “| Pirates and them,’’ | sine to uo was the message Haugh ntor nt gem . ans pv ie ital a few minutes be he scandal Cc b: Fi 4 ' ne have draw ubs rigure 44.50 160 11 LiVE STOCK Quotations at Unieu Stockyards Cattle Medium to good Fair wo Veeders hittl: " ‘ in Big Dead) tives ee". Liverpool Grain Monday's Quotations “IDES AXD WooL prices £ ©, b. Seattle) Portland Live Stock con ration for Neattle. & : See peter ary ny’ Quotations berg da! Raha a , eh, hea ' ‘¢ Cattle Pheeo 6.609 5.69 1 com nmon to ehotee . Qvercoats| Far-sighted men are buying their Winter coats now, be cause they know that ip a month or so prices will be up. Our price range now is *30—"40 frices Paid Wholesale Dealers (The prices given are thoes made to | Mohair. < . a | Goatskine, long Valley Wool. WARNER SPEAKS lcourt to talk : FORD UNIVERSITY, Cal —————$—————— | | eee | Johnny Kilbane to NAVY LOSES ian football, and his death will be « Open Health Camp _ FOU R STAI & tremendous loss to the game. I'm | mighty sorry to hear of it,” Coach | Warner, of Stanford university, said | an {mmense Bog air he today. the shores of Lake y Kilbane is soon Cascare Dark—i024 peel, tb. ywed to OYSTERS AND UP Little Difference ‘Thees. Days wed to lay | N.Y. Sugar and Coffee Eastern sleet “Cck nt 3 in Major and Minor Football, he pia Rag ly reer orm LS * in| Pay Us as You Get Patay © longer is there any great d! There are any number of reasons % 5 4 Santos % ” IN rerence between the major f affairs <penigheees peo : oe tie minor college football teams. hepa t is the pound guard, 1 . | Portland Wheat m't exact as m the * 1. : @ 9 | ratibut, . Bes with a 3 as the old-tim “Waly i toe ened weve wht Hh ara win, Ht £25 nu 1427 Fifth Ave. M defeat was entertained. ° “fA in Une Koun phe Mag iy 2 Biack Cod": Between Pike and Union The games were treated in th | : : Mack Base # practice affairs, mere preparation | for the big contests just ahead. Tt ore--simply a question of how big | ti on to send in ‘fre h players it would be. |reckless abandon of Hot Springs . s came in two min- seaonds. Such a condition no longer exists.| Also, one or two star players, ox The smaller colleges have co 1g running, fast, that no longer are they regarded | make all kinds of trouble. The small. | ext svete on the big college jer colleges have them these days. | Injuries Keep Yale “rom present indications c St Ou ars Out of Drill Since the opening of the football|as if there would be more fo Season, each week has produced at|versals this year than ever before; NEW HAV least a half dozen football reversals.| in the history of football. The com. | Juries ke Upsetting the dope is the favorite| petition is so keen that a coach must | Qu urterba Bench from signal drill fastima of the smaller college|point his team to a majority of the | yesterday, but they are expected to tlevens. games on his schedule be In shape for the Army game Sat Portland Produce Monday's (Quotations urday | Bottertat ‘Harvard Taking It ANNOUNCEMENT Easy for Few Days af ms ‘ BS me ene fine | Live Poultry CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 28.—Har 33 jis taking it eas The varaity will o « Jnot do much h practice for the 2s A 4 Boston Wiversity ame Saturday, |” Oe 7 but will point almost entirely to the GRAND Pringieg sah Nereis) oF sane CLeAKINGs 7 Husky Center Back | Rea gor sane Rpor Cheese—California Tarzan II, the largest wooden } ; | in Princeton Line} | Batances .. 5 | PRINCETON, Oc® 28.—Most of tho | | Por' lvarsity was excused from practice| | Clearings .... erday but Forrest, the husky $i] melanie ‘ center, who has been lald up for two | | Tacoma ‘ 1 |scow in the world, was launched re eos, — | weeks, with injuries, was in uniform | Total transactions 2,299,000.00 | cently at the Wallaco shipyards at! The largest and most exquisitely finished and and is expected to be ready for the | — 26 | Vancouver. modernly appointed Harvard game. = CHINESE RESTAURANT Army Resutiie Work! Th. eC BonMarché- | on the Pacific Coast will be thrown open for its initial ]]| for vale Battle Pike St, SecondAve.,, UnionSt.,Seattle, inspection by the public on Army, having come thru the Boston game without any injuries, resumed practice yesterday for the Yale game Thursday, Oct. 30 Jo“! Yellow 8 to Il p. m. 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