The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1924, Page 13

HOME WHOA TOWN FRoM HOoTS Town WILL WanT To KEEP ear e USING YOu rs ERNIG 7 as 7 a igs ast hy he al ° THE TIME 1S GROW/NG SHORT FoR THE FIREMENS BALL AND OYSTER SUPPER- THE OYSTERS HAVE ARRIVED- BUT ERNIE HiICKs NEW MAIL ORDER Su'!T HAS ACT SHOWN UP YET— on a ea 'aaarer WILL YoU TAKE A CHECK IN PAYMENT OF D'VA SPOSE THEY LL TAKE A CHECK? 1 HAVEN'T A RED CENT NO-NO -1 SAY TH’ DANCE wi uP Thee MIDNIGHT? AINT THE WORLD ) Ones oF mes MeRMCE mL Run, Pop, Run THE SEATTLE STAR By Williams oo RIGHT) yj fi STANLE) ary way *\ DIO You TAKE A CHECK FROM Py ta 8) THOSE GUYS? “THEY'RE A qi COUPLE OF CARD SHARPS AND dl d \ LSay! TLL BET THEY'VE GIVEN You A PHONEY CHECK ~ TLL ec % ate 9; airs Gy NO,JOHNNY 1M NOT GOING | GUESS \VE BEEN KIKDA GST TONIGHT -NO, ou CAN'T GELFIGH ! VE BEEN CTEPPIN' OUT SO MucH, d CME OVER J 1M ALL TIRED Ween Or eae a eT OF AN’ GOIN To STAY HOME A DATE FOR TOUGHT S: DUD Re bs ‘ ‘OWIGHT SO WE COULD er. WU REST ~GONNA STAY IN AN, SPEND THE EVENING To- oh, TH EVENING WITH GETHER | WONT THAT in ‘CRA + rt. i ted ay ares J 7.8 OW, JAY! WAIT A MINUTE =f WANNA & eats om i lon; * | SUGAR f N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | Chicago Board of Trade} Foreign Exchange a, carste-Cane. ver owt 2.20 ORGANIZER | Tuesday's Quotations | | wren one Min aw Crone] ensign nee, Werereten ex-|| Building Permits ||“. pence... rt ‘abbas | Sugar—Rastor. 1 aw, firma, hpot $ at ‘ea 9166. 91.64% 91.05% $0.0690 94 5 | Seen ed (Buying Prices Refined, steady; ‘granule | May : LT1% 1.69% MIR. Tn Wentworth, 2141 ©. Laurethurat, |Salt, de oats Coffee—No. 1 Rio, 22c; No. 4 Santos, | ig 1.600 1,454 Demand terling, | f{F0™M0 realdence, $4,000, er 6G 26 Ko. leo 125% nea, $0.0638, off| Homo Savings & Loan Aann, my 064} v6 16 psonilnde Bee, etry oft $0,0000%; | Inko N., alter store fron . ‘ aie bhfrd 2380; Hong-| Gust Granau ay fe 18 { . th 120% Guat Gronqulat, 1638 W. Gore : and Industrials in NeW} San Francisco Produce | Wheat, Rye and Oats All mahal, 743." | Veatdencns 800 aiadarr at } Tarsday’s Quotations R . H | dai KN, Stewart, 810 Wy Fulton, tr 5 High Ground Butter—Extras, 470; primo firsts, 42, | Hit Top; Corn Higher | Denver Live Stock | “romaence, 0 ae Horse Vides, according to slze— i = os extra pullets, s7¢; fi 1K. TR. Stowe 810 W, Fultoy ‘1 Dry. each 800100 STREET Jovy CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—Grain futures |p. ft ae ry eee iene gie \Gnectenase | _resldence mone sframey Green. or a 1.00@3.00 5 hturned decidedly strong In lato trad: | xt 146, 24s. | Ale enelbte LH00 | atatket lower 3c. I ata $10 W. Fulton, frame | Woot Peli DF re 30 c ing © dof trade today and 1.93 35% StOesss 110 * feeders aka residence, 0. tien. 20@ “34) high. ine roe | ry Eerie $202, i W. Fulton, frame] Coarse. $220 120 | Corn lagged but picked up later) nina sae ‘ ie sedan tine Bate. rons |in sympathy with wheat and fin-| gan mina} 14.70 UN, $8.75095 pig, W. Fulton, frame] Lamb O2.50 186; |{whed fractionally higher | Pi | 6 Heady: to weeks | acon ore, i Br : . the} Oats’ upturn was due mainly Y m1 “4 “) KK Tt, Btowart, 810 W. Fulton, s 1 n en t . $ “lerop statistics showing n larger | Liverpool Grain 0 feeder lamba | residence, $2,500, ulton, frame ly Mition at) 44o; current recelpts, 420; peowees, 8c. amount of grain marketed at. this | pC | . . K, R. Stewart, 810 W. Pult j p thaakabh-t a3 annie |tim« jn comparison with last year. Tuesday's Quotations | . * r boo. ae hese Gourne, hoavy nte| Provisions rallied with grains and! wheat it - $10 W. Fult raid? ‘iui New York Passes [buying for foreign accounts OFins. <(eitet ss tows | Chow | HANK CLUARINGS £10 W. Potton, tramo} Heald, high ore | Deo tat die 810 W. Fulton, fr ement nt 115%, : Yd 186144 180 - ‘ . ny frame "tind its] Rigid Safety Laws; = Cash Wheat [ite tala itd itsle it aut Seattle A Bat | New York's new traffle laws re- Deo, 1 eee y ea | | Clearings 8 Sixth N. W., frame 4 os? i} -\ quire that headlights must cleart Balances @ Bellevue ave, frame 19.| show objects 200 feet ahead. ted | Boston Wool 1) Paes stern Select 435 ’ ts must {luminate the rear num-| Seattle Wheat DHOSTON, Deo. 16—A very strona situa-| | Clearing Underhill, 637 N, 64th, frame reat-| Bastern Selec a ; ; | Tiiskeg’s Gusldslons pntinued {n wool, While the mar- | ru noe, $3,200 _ Crrpinne ah 6.09, Canada's most formidadle co-oper- Violati f th ire punteh " \peindarh Soh dw] Lee jh [faterecbided sabes ee ened ya in ative agency, the Farmers’ Unton jolations of the are punish: | ; 1 at recent quota oro bldg, $12,000 Tresh ish, per tb, 4 able by a fine of not exceeding $50| ha Tota} transac 01,000.00 | — ors uw: : of Canada, is th® child of MW. HM. ah > ve ti 1 Perel Bonwares, bd a hanat te es or imprisonment for not more than jer 1 est jn are firm at the | x a) Schwarts, above Schwarts, a native ) ) ° ; |r U a Y entnblished. ° ers. of Switzeriand, is row living at -190 days, or be he violations § _ om | ‘ ) mm b, 48 1 living eet ee We arto New Corporations | tine "viii iii Saskatoon, uskatohetean, Ils. oF- clude: | Purchasos of American machinery | seems ¥ held at a| turtle eggs yout the Ned King panigation has:d membership of - ah rani fe , yd panizatio c p ors o Driving by a perwon under 18} jy in Britioh uth Africa | Meh r rices. nl If balla and will not break ; Togton fine, straight combed wax Ge, Ke. Willams @ Coma, Wil 00: 10) Soa 3 years unless with chauffeur or| showed « r cont increase over] . Af agin, fine, atrate fniood [1€ dropped from a considerable | ane dey, Malian & Coa. 41,000, 000 wheat farmers, representing 13, |owner, the previous year, letraight combea, 6 food cloth, 66e, | height Beattie, Don’t Worry About Co ra BY MARTIN (x BEAL CONT BOTMER ABOUT ME.OBAR | THE PROFESSOR AND | HAVE BREN OUT EVERY NIGHT FOR THE LAGT FEW WEEKG ~ | GUESS PM THATS HIM AT THE Tats MIGHTY GweeT | Y'KNOW WHAT? Y'KNOW WHAT? IF I wuz You TD GIVE YOU ONE oe ttt OF MY ALL Day Jost P) i ii SUCKERS! x SNe N BUTTER MARKET isn UP 2 CENTS old Weather Brings Rise to Butterfat Also ip News Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY {ME MSDAY Y low Tide Low Tide C 4 iw teae i High tite . Arrivals and Departures | " sailed t iit t ‘ - a Alaska Vessels DAIRY rhopreTs A alle. Le A Shippers Vessels in Other Ports ¥ Prices paid wholesalers white she ar Ine from ations by Perry Bres. be « POULTRY AND MEATS A f Prices Pald Shippers A 4, 1 ” ‘ *: ' . 4 i at : —Feney t Perry Dros. POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Capons—1. Wholesale Dealers . : HI pace Portland Live Stock » ue Turedey's Quotations , 148 15 | Cattle—Receipts, noone. ° ations by Perry Dros. id a: TLK AND CREAM ! featile wuppiy 2.10 : i » wo! t Quotations by Mil MICS WILLING He was getting into his automobile when a pretty young woman stopped STABLES Wholesale Dealers Yruit & Produce | ar away do they live?” wers (London). SAVES CITY Reete— Der Drossels Sprouts Cabbage: & e Rutahagas Radishes— fauash—Ld. . Turnips—Takiina : FRUITS Prices oald wholesalers. Quotations by Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. Apples—Local cooking a D : Jap oranges Pears—Fox Persimmona—Crati When a yellow fever case struck Pomegranates ... 3] Houston, Ter, J. G. Dudley, Jr. FLOUR, ED chief of the city’s mosquito contro! Flere ctcal Blend ne Keerine Mille. | forces, Tadored with his squad of Patonte . men. Deadly gases were poured into the “flop” house where the ! case was discovered, every mosquita brecding den was cleaned ont, until not one little flying pest remained arry the dread .germs, Dudley's work saved Houston from might have been a serious cpt- demic, federal officials said.