The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1925, Page 17

spNESDAY, JUN! oss Word Puzzle] "4SES KILLING 7200 ANIMALS Automobile exhaust gases and ry) | tright Jepopulating the deer and and 5 | park during j hit, with two fatalith one Park commissioners were | Wednesday. whe r to bill | Russe water departme: 4, for | the loss of a kangaroo, The kanga | roo, Knudsor was frightened by 4 water department ri working Fete by and broke its neck trying to jescape from the sound | A buffalo murdered a wild turkey jan elderly monkey passed away with | rene and th ‘oup proved fatal | >a red-headed parrot % ne other words Be works | Neattlo has outgrown Woodland of th wou sotve the entire ana tine r ts roological gardens tp help y° te 7 t camp, Doe Knudson, su Beak s Fo banjah’¢(rote clenttoom) perintendent, wrote the park board imp. fiest who trained Samuel. The park co’ 8 of 176 acres and baing to the air ae . was planned when the city had a my points not Ap ondary colors (tex- mn # . . = haptes’ bate. Bhi sons » 7, Col facts. with local visito he said, aed 3G Serre amin oubad © overcrowded the park and there ]31. Destructive plant diseases is no chance for development for annealing glass. iat Srunhare, particle Point Defiance park at Tacoma alot. 137. Cuckae. he pointed out, has 638 acres, San 7 | 38. To lubricate. Franciaco’s Golden Gate park in: commercial representa- | {{- Sources. | cludes 1,040 acres. Philadelphia has 4 pe &. Before a park of 2,000 acres, including a fants of the Torrid Zone. | 1 ieee (ph) |z00, Seattle has the smatlest park : 80. To correct = composition accommodating a 200 and auto camp a | $3. Club | of any city in the country, he said. mmeeate of even. |S4. To drink dog fashion. —_—— pronoun EE OE ees ANSWER TO TUESDAY'S ot verb “to be.” | 61. To dine. PUZZI : Pie 2. To plant needs ; eed: Siouan Indian tribe. | | t romantic tale. 3 | i 7 a C. Wold, in City ae Since 1883, Dies 4 | property. a C. Wold, 53, former inspector of @ Bprto dry hops mal} carriers, died Tuesday at his | VERTICAL home, 1612 25th ave. N. E, from g heart failure. He is survived by his widow, three brothers and a of Seattle. He had resided | here since 1883 A new stalerefect to titer toe of some populat wood tnd new handiee—pve mating with Deceret,” shows how | addy fornivare can be renewed o€ | minted. Miostrated ta colcen, head for tee. New Charm for your Furniture! | DECORET VARNISH STAINS FULLERWEAR VARNISH ¢ costumes! new effects! new charm! Personality! — for furniture? Indeed, yes—as much as for any person. =x * Try it. You can become the deft costumer yourself. The magic of your paint brush will delight you. A new home atmosphere will then surround you. For you live with your furniture—its personality affects you. And, to make your pleasant task the easier, you have Decoret Varnish Stains. They stain and varnish at one stroke of-the brush—in imitation of various familiar woods of furniture craft. 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FULLER & CO. + 301 Mission STREET » SAN FRANCISCO 25 paancmas tm PACIFIC COAST CITIES FACTORIES IM SAM FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND PORTLAND Distributors of Valspar on the Pacific Coast For Sale by the Stores Listed Below it pesererermmcncencntbenanaetes TFT Eeaborn Lumber C0,..scsssnsenensersosemnen] $84 35th Ave. f 6919 Woodlawn Aye, Spelger & Hurlbut.cnmrmmmmenmndnd and Union St. 117 Florentia St, Standard Paint Cs 418 First Ave, 7406 Greenwood Ave. Broadway No. 3558 Genesee St. 2108 No, 45th St. 32. 15th Ave, No. 1400 Rainier Ave. Wa Store Co, ing & Decorating Co. 120 Universit 1713 Yesler Way 72380 Ballard Ave, Chase & Mohn Sth and Greenwood ake Burien Lumber Co, ABO’ Ald Ave. Wand Holden St. mal 12 Howell St, 623 Jackson St. 4221 W, Alaska St. 25th and Victory Way Redmond Trading 0. E, J. Anderson ile Hardware Co, JON MAINT marron renner fi " WARING ciclaaeepusueomrctoN that eld chifonier » eur pewr | | Federal Jat Helena, Mont., ts si THE SEATTLR STAR Old-Timers of State Hold Reunion Days of ’54 Discussed | “Lt CAME OUT TO THE STATE OF WASHINGTON way back in '54, |member to the “new” member. “Well—I'll admit you've seen her grow a bit more than | Brice ta country, en agrees the neophyte, “but even since '77, when I came out, you'll have to admit | rints Both W. P, Perrigo of Redmond (left) |?%** I have,” there have been a few little improvements, eh? and Aaron §. Neely, Sr., of Auburn, are members of the | Pioneers, in annual reunion at Madison park, Seattle. | BY G. LUCILLE BUTI state they have come to roll back |SOUXTHEN 1 was a audi ik dence Gk teolanloh peanlens | “d'you remember,” the | memories Jopening wedge to many a ¢ Pr Tuesday t ploneers elected offi tion “lay and Wednesday out] cers, read the roster of members who | Jat Madison park, where, at Pioneer| departed last yea in all | ball veral hundred of tt 780) and transacted t¢ 5 of Wednesday mo dress of ed| Welcome to th resident by LIBERAL JUDGE rates antcenay Judge Ge federal quin, of the last summer there was attle attorneys to br cases b Judge Bourqui where pleas gullly WALL STHEPT JOURNAL FINAN- ustally brought ight fines and jail EAL RY UEW sentences, if there were mitigating Mas circumstances This rush has been anticipated this year by Attor mm ares were again to Revelle and his aides, The Jar Breede ghth metag oho hax been almost wholly cleared of s-Overland issues liquor cases, Revelle said Wedpes- a debe aac ges day, Judge Bourquin will devote Ryall ecilt Fodder 9 most of his stay in Seattle to trial t com itountil the jof civil cases. eh h ATE ett U. & Realty opened strong at 146 which f# within a couple of points of Charging their business has been | {ts top E - tition, Rainier Electric Bake-| nounced reorganization plan waa over & Equipment Co. filed suit| concerned, and certainly the pros. against Kors, Inc., ttle com-|Pect of ah assessment of no mean petitors, Wednesday. Tho Rainter| Proportion aid’ not Bare | Co, alleges the defendant company | o: 4, and the dat 1 has been spreading tales that Ross) off : : patents are being infringed upon| , Pivotal stocks wore strong, wi and that a patent suit was to be 4 instituted against the Rainier or- American ganization, 1 Rallway, 4 off BOZEMAN, Mont., June 3,— Ar HH. oxedivi thur W. Osborn, rancher, was killed 4: Mack cn during an electrical storm yesterday | 12, up 14; Union Pacifi when his team became frightened at \V al, 114%, UB 4; Northern the lightning and ran away. He | yAeKie tet ie toni, up Mi: AlAxe « thrown from his wagon, cell B, up 2 A COVINGTON, KY, WOMAN Makes Remarkable Recovery . |Mrs. Harry Ashcroft Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Relieved Her of Severe Illness and Pain Pinkham’s Blood Medicine for poor blood. I was cold all the time, I would be so cold I could hardly sit still and in the palms of my hands there would bo drops of sweat. I also used the Sanative Wash and I recommend it’also, You may pub- lish this letter and I will gladly an- awer letters from women and advise my neighbors about these medicines.” Mrs. Harry Asucrort, 632 Beech Avenue, Covington, Kentucky. Boyer Also Found Help in City, Missouri.—‘‘I was in such a condition that I could not eat nor sleep to do me any good and I felt draggy all the time, My head ached, my right side and back would almost kill me at times, and ¥ could be on my feet only a short while at a time. 1 was irregular and so nervous, irritableand despondent that I thought I couldnot stand the strain much ‘MAS. HARRY ASHCROFT ULLER PAINTS VARNISHES PIONEER WHITE LEAD 76 years’ EXPERIENCE —YOUR ASSURANCE OP FULLER QUALITY 692 BEECH AVENUE, COVINGTON, KY, Covington, Ky.—“'I was so weak and nervous I could hardly do my housework as I could not stand be- cause of the bearing-down pains in my back and abdomen, I sat down moat of the time and did what I could do in that way—as washing dishes, ete, One day a book describing Lydia P. Pinkham’s medicines was put in i mail box. I saw how the VVege- ile Compound had helped others so ‘ave it atrial, I had b take about adozen bottles before I gained my strength, but I certainly praise this medicine, Then I took Lydia Wi, ™ tal 1 longer. Ihad been this way more or leas for ten years, but the last two cines, but got little relief until I be- fie to take the Vegetable Compound. took three bottles before I could seo any change at all, Ihave taken seven in all and am improving right along. Thave used Lydia FE. Pink. ham’s Sanative Wash and take the Liver Pills, { can do mostof my work now, and I live on a farm and there is lots of it todo. I wash, iron, hoe the garden, raise chickens and tend to the milk.’’— Mra, 'T, M, Boygr, Gilman City, Missouri, years was just terrible. I took medi-: by Pioneers says the “old” sociation of Washington | arter & Bradley, Btar Staff Photographers Hoys, vice president; Abbie Jones | Harding, secre ; William Cathoun, | re-elected treasurer, Trustees: R. H.| Henry L. Denny hur and D. T, De of the William L and Carl B. cousin of | | Piper V mes Gillespie Door Left Open; Crook Gets $300) An door, forgotten by a clerk | 1 he locked up for the night, was | oyfully hailed by @ thief at the| Royal Market at., Tues evening. Upon entering the the burglar found great | cash register of $300 in c $50 in che : | | Seattle Wheat | T i Que A 1 © $16 wentern 108 " 1 west. | n ye stem, | BANK CLEARINGS — Seattle Clearings $8,694,052.98 Balances 99.32 Portland | 1 Clearings 6,887,184.54 | | Balances 711,352.43 | | { Tacoma Total transactions... 4,338,000.00 |*| ae | fe ° Serene Ship News) Tides in Seattle ) THURSDAY B 4 | | at Jun | | rarest atigh fide | rarest High tide | 1 t a.m. tt rirstt Low Tide Ji:22 a.m, 1.3 ft] 4.08 a. m., —O.1 ft Second High Tide | Second High Tide 14s am, 9 ft.) 3:46 p.m 10.1 ft.1) | Second Low Tide | second ‘Tide |) i] 07 p.m. 5,0, ft m.,, 6,6 ft Arrivals and Departures | Arrived—June 3 Wapama from San Francisco via Vancouver at noon, June 2.—Str Neyada from Ta- } coma at 845 p. m,, str Northwestern from Tacoma at 6:25 p.m. U L. | |H. T. Heather from cruise at 6:15 p.m. H. M. 8. Patrician from B.C ports at 4p, m., str President Jeffer: son from Tacoma at 2 p,m, Sailed—-June 3.—Str Admiral Rog: ers for Alaska at 10 a. m,, str Vic toria for Nome and ports at 10 a. m., |str Lurline for Tacoma at 4:20 a. m., | vada for Havre and ports at }12:45 a.m, June 2.—Ms Geisha for |South American ports via ports at iF . ste H. FB. Alexander for Los Angeles, via Francisco at 5p. m., atr Edgar ¥ San | Luckenbach for | Boston and ports 5 p.m. U.S. | L. HT, Heather for cruise at 8 a.m. | Alaska Vessels | SITKA—Sailed June 2.—Str Queen, southbound, at 4p, m. PETERSBURG—Sailed June 2.— Str Admiral Watson, southbound, at 10 pb, m Chicago Board of Trade ‘Tnesday's Quotations | Linseed O11 Meal—j008 PAGE 17 Here Is What Star Want Ads Are Doing Daily The AUTO BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION, 121 Battery St., believes it pays to advertise in the classified columns of The Seattle Star. The firm sold five cars from one Satur- day ad. Mr. Lybeck, 5214 12th Ave. S., bought a Chevrolet coupe. S. Basden, Concrete, Wash., bought a Ford coupe, 8. A. Jacobson, 6049 Fifth Ave. N. W., bought a Dodge touring. E. S. Judd, 3288 W. 21st St., bought a Ford touring. James M. Stine, 2313 Second Ave., pur- chased a Ford touring. This is just an example of the splendid results the used car dealers are getting from their advertising in The Star. STAR WANT ADS Cost Less Pay Best PAINY PRODUCTS 3 Quotations by Perry hee Serene ne coast n hippers. City BAD debts collected, Universal Aaj. ciwalorestor 07 Co., EL lot-1670. 1402 Alaska Bid. | rm retarmad te lees, | 3-A—TRANSPORTATION a8) GELES. 982.40. a Arrow: through service; no change. 8. P. & 8. Auto Stage Co. 116 Cherry st MA in-b696. PERSONAL very. or whi ¥ or mixe . ers Standard pullets ..... POULTRY AND MEATS Quotations by Perry Bres, Ey Post No, 18, Prices Bhippers American Legion, meets ever Springs—Live, 1934, Ib. . Tuesday night, Roosevelt Hall, Hrotlers—1\ Ibe. and b 1616% Third ave. Capons—Live, f OTICE—Dance Downs Hall, will be postponed for July 8, 1925. Seattle, Wash. |6 LOST AND FOUND mall brown purse contain- Roesters—Oi4, nion about § p,m. Phone urkeys— Dressed - eS irse-0139. Reward. Hoge—Faney block ug 13 | SUNDAY. at Peoples Park, Jady’e VealSancy’: : ne. iver bracelet wrist watch, ob- Belgian Hares: is ong Swiss movement. Reward Prices Fala Whebensie Dialer | ward. Phone WE at-4954. ORTAL DAY, between Olive at, Volunteer park, Car 14, child's n hand-crocheted sweater. 4294. Liberal reward. Brotlers—1525 Hatch Springs .... Caper Dueck D ). M. on back, gold strap. 207 Federal Bidg. EL tot- rd. 4 aorta $ | COST—White wold wrist watch band Belsien Wares Dr 3| initialed ME. S, about 6 p. m. Mages Pages’ Slacks 7| Call EA st-0520 evenings. Mary Veal—Fancy .........++ 16@ 17) Smith rex a anit: LIVESTOCK | 16-RIB wilk umbrella in car Quotations at Union Stock Yards | 6 Friday. EL-lot-8808. Re- Receipts, 52% cattle, 509 hogs, 284 rd gL SG sheep. Boston bull. Reward. Cattle— ‘ | $3. Prime steers... : Het tah Lady's purse, money, receipts. m to good iy be Leschi ferry ticket. Phone BE acn- Fair to medium ..... ait 1S6i cRewerd. 2.00 5,0 :gs00| 7 FEMALE HELP WANTED ‘'¢00@7.28 | POLLY PRIM says: “I just couldn't i7sg600| keep house without the Cascade 4s0@ss0| Laundry. My best woollen blan- s.50@10.60| kets are so soft and fluffy when t laundered by them.” Cascade . so0g4s0) Vaundry, MA in-7500. Prime hogs, 160 to 200 Ibs.12.60@12.85 | PRICES reduced on week end sery- Smooth heavies 1OSEG@1145| fees. Wet wash, 20 pounds 75¢. Combination wash, all flat pleces froned, ready for use, 20 pounds Sheep— | _$1. Central Laundry, CA pitl-0413. 900@11.50 TWO experienced salesladi i - 6400 bg | G6 een bide. Gaapeds Wethere . ot | too | JAZZ piano taught. Brin’s. #06 Pine WHOLESALE FLOUR, GRALN, FEED Quotations by Fisher Flouring aren |8 SITUATION—FEMALE Flour—Looal biends “se | WANTED — Dressmaking, $3 day. Patents CA pitl-3685. Cor 9 MALE HELP WANTED feratch Feed—1000 ig re ao BOYS FOR DOWNTOWN ROUTES. EXTRA SALARY FOR LOADING PAPERS. MUST HAVE EARLY DISMISSAL APPLY IN PERSON AT THE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT OF THE SEATTLE STAR. Sora Bean Meal—100s Alfalte Meal .... HAY ons by W. F. Jahn & ‘on ° WANTED — HIGH SCHOOL VEGETABLES Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers Quotations by Pioneer Fruit & Produce (The prices given are those made to retail dealers by wh ©. few seasonal exceptions, ducers can be figured by deducting the cost of transportation to Beattie and approximately 16 per cent for haullag, storage and e#elling cost.) Artichokes—Do: . Asparagus—W Do, count i Fresh per Ib, Cauliflower—Cal, Celery—Ca: Cucumbers—Doz, Lettuce—Cal, FRUITS Prices Pald Wholesalers Quotations by Pacific Fruit & Produce Co, Cherries . Comb Honey . Dates—Golden, Ib, Wheat— Open High Low Clore July <F160% $1.61% $1,571 $1,01% | Bent +e LOT LOOM 1.65% 160K | Dec + 1.60 1.62% 1.585% 162% 1.15% 192K 116% 118 198i .8a } | Juls ee an | Sept. 48M ATK | Dec 1M (60 | Ry July 144 115% 1,104 Bept. 113% Lilet 110K Lard— July 16.50 16.50 16.40 Riba July soe. 1K25 183K 180 1880. eee San_Francisco Produce ‘Tuesday's Quotations Hutter—Extras, 460; prime fir Figgs—Toxtran, undersized pullets, 27 \c. Cheese—Cal, flats, fancy, 260; Caltfornia Young Amerteas fancy, 24¢, Oregon triplvts, 240; Oregon young Americas, IBiyo. [ Local Markets ibid OY, MILK AND CREAM Quotations by Milk Distributors Aes, " ttle supply 2.40 FO, B. condensory Bweet Cream, f. 0, b. HUTT! AND CHIES! Frices Paid Wholesaie Deslers Country erear ou Fige—White Grapefrult—Piorida 6-2 Perfects Lemons Eurekes Oranges—) Perfections Pranes—25-1 8 Rhnbarb—Loc Gtrawberries—Crate Coca! alte: SUGAR Common &t 1 Sugar—Cano, per cwt, Common Clears 160-160 Beet, pe t HIDES AND WOOL OE A f. 0. b, Seattle) Vequovetions By Weer ‘e ition) Floortng— Per Mw Vertical grain, No. 1, 1x4—$44,00% 65.00 do.wN ix 0@ 49.0 do No. 8 1x4. ih in 0] No. Tang ber, NO. Besvesces at 108) do No. & 4-in Horse Hides, according te slee~ Go No. # and bi Dry, each . do No. & O1.25 1,009 2.60 128 30 4 Green or salt Wool Pelts—Dry— Fine, choloe, tb. «4 Medium, choloe, Ib, . heavy, Ib, fino, medium , el Grease Stepping No. 2 and better seseseeeses 62,00067,00 Finish— B10+ In, vs ‘Boarde— No, 1 comman, 8-10, 81 do 12 1 do 18, 8. and Be... do £0, 8 and K. do 2x6-8, 2 do 20-8, 86. for June %, at * ret