The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 16

AGE 16 Cross Word é Local Markets MILK AND CHHAM Aelivery uzzle ee HORIZONTAL fot ER AND CHEESE id Wholesale E y, extras m briek THIPlOt® sy ssseeeee fat— Geattle delivery reas Quotations by Perry roe Prices Ley Delivery Pr to loan. POULTRY AND MEATS Qaotations Perry Bros, Prices Yald Shippers Hrotlers, 14 to 2 Ibe. ver 3 ibe Lave, fat, per im More seric Preposition Female deer Mass Father. To Mix Not brig In orde More recent Joint Braided thong To refurnish with men. mp: latin f place to laws. VERTICAL cted word. tive diseases of planta. Degrades. Exista. Two fives. | Indian tribe. Pierced, More crippled. ctrified particle. | > sell } Anger. | To perch. Built Removed surface water Chew: Seasons. Thoughts. Opposite of lower, Born, . American hardy white grap. |. To come in. . Ventr: Diminished. |. Cuttle bone. . Anchored gil} net. Huge mythical bird. Evil. Toot. . Ripped. . Snake-itke fish (pL). . Bare or hardly. . Small depression. Grief . Bag (membraneous) ; Mother. : Third note tn scale. PORTLAND STAGE } Dally 5:30 A. M. Depot and Ticket Office 1640 ard (Old Fire Station) Liot-3249 tess tee Sees —— ee ‘sept SPECIALIZING High Grade Plates ‘o Fancy Prices $7.50 $12.50 ren $15.00 ‘Teeth Painless Extractions Included Guaranteed to fit and satisfy, or no charge. It costs nothing to get ex- pert advice. We espe- cially solicit difficult cases or cases that have not been successful else- where. ELECTRO DENTISTS PERSONAL ATTENTION DR. 8S. Q@ REID 105% Pike St. MAIn-2555 Corner First Ave. & Pike St. DANCING | | at Pine In all class and private lessons the fechnique and expression of the dance in so Cooroughly taught that the dances aro easily learned, Private lessons all hours. Class Wed. & Bat., 7:30. A pr je school of dignity and distinction, | levoted to the ART OF DANCING Open 10 to 1d MAIn-7925 | | | The Seattle-Hremerton and sen. N ANSWER TO CROSSWORD YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Live ‘wid Wholesale De haten y igtan Mares. Prices Dressed, heavy Roosters Turkeye— Dressed saea' Helgian Mares—Dreased, Ib. Moge—Fancy block Veal—Pancy ; | VEORTADLES j Prices Paid Whotesale Dealers (The prices at those made to tall dealer ae 8 jew weasonal 4 to pro- can ‘deducting SHARP DROP. IN :f2se es Cauliflower, local, erate . 1a Celery see 76 Cucumbers, dow... 43g 1.28 Oolons, Walla Walle . Parsley, bunch | Peppers, Yakima, crate Popeorm, i | Potatoes, late} Spot Corn Is Leader in Decline CHICAGO, Mquidatt Sept. 30.—Under grains dropped sharply | Tomatoes, home. box ard of trade today. Spot rnvrts corn led fn the decline and this had | mmodt= Prices Paid Wholesalers 2.2802 26 wheat | res were Spot corn w Drastic changes in wheat prices. tum Id-season. Vac among active traders ble to the No ox day Bie . tb. oe + 60008.60 | OT % | Dates—Goiden, Ib Grapes—Mainga, Plgs—White Oranges, Va 1.6092 ++1.80G 1.00 | 400@9.50 reported 150 .90 were sellers tn Elberta 110@1 futures were in . per C1e 01% W wheat a DEBIT ORAY DA Quotations by W. F, Jahn & Co. | Alfaita—ton Straw | Tunethy s | Mixed Mey Chicago Board of Trade | Wernesday's Quotations Wheat— High Low Sept. | Dee. I May Corn— changes Privisions weakness was attribut- ed to heavy acceptances by packers and lo wraina LIVESTOCK Quotations at Cmon stock Yards Cattin— Pri Medium Fair to medium . Feeders © cows and heifers Medium to good Ir to medium , heavy .. heavy Cannere | Hom— Prime goth wat Dee May Cate Sept. De May ~— 12.00@12.60 | 4.00810 . 1600 7.00 HIDES AND WOOL (Buying prices f. ©. b. Seattle) Salt Mides, Ib. Green Hides, Ib. Bulls. Calfskins, sree oF saitea— Ewes Pr ate Seattle Wheat Wednesday's Quotations wht ween W white, #142 No 1 hard win te spring, $1.2 N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Wednesdays Guetatiens No. 1 nort i blue at | Horve Hides, according to sixe— Dry, each .. 4) Green or salted. each . % Wool Pelts—Dry— Fine, chotes, 1. | | Medium etean, | | Coarse, heavy, Mohair—Lone Goatskin—Long Valley Wool, Ib— BANK CLEARINGS | tb. rh Seattle -36,997,649.00 1,345,031.88 Clearings Balances By | Portland Clearings .. re Balances Brat Matted Tal 630,523.00 serves 5,127.00 | | Tacoma 1] transactions. . 19,000.00 Total —S Cascara Bark—1925 WHOLESALE, FLOUR, GRAIN, PEE: Quotations by Fisher Flouring Mills | Flour—tocal Patents Cornhole, eason. Try them fried ces.) —Adver. 47.00] 40.00 | 43.00] «96,00 ) $3.00 | 66.00 | Mixed Feed .. Wheat Dairy Feed Seratch Fees Fzg Mash | Soym Benn Meal—i6ds SUGAR Sagar—Cant, per ct ne Beet, per owt. OLYMPIA OYSTERS U. S. NAVY YARD BREMERTON, CHARLESTON, PORT ORCHAKD Take Fast Passenger and Aw Ferries trom Colman Dock LEAVE Seattle Dail; 10:30 A. i. 1:45, ‘B15, 80, $8115, 1 M. *Except Sunday. ¢Exeept Sunday. Specint tripe Sundays and holl- Hons Quarts . ars | ‘ sey. ae WHOLESALE Fist Fresh Fish, per Ib, Perch... Flounders Saimon, pink Chinook .... UMBER MARKET Flooring — Vertical grain, No. 1, Ix4.. 100 .12 O40 06 a5 | Perm | +$44.00@ 50,00 | . 87.00047.00 TO BREMERTON No, 3, . + 24,009 26,00 cae a FORT OnCr | in Wa: ound Trip, $1.78 TTEE-BMINNON, Bremerton and Senbe Ferries) Through One Way, $2; Hound Trip, Be sure and get through fare to Port Orchard Points, Soe Kound ‘Trip. Size Passenger Car (Includ- Driver No. 2 and btr., 4-In do No, 8, 4-in. .. do nd btr., do , Goin, + Stepping — Zand btr. . + 27.00@31,00 + 21,00029.00 6-1n 00@ 18.00 | = 60.00@67:00 heck-Brinnon Verry schedales have heen so arranged that close con- nection ean be in elther direction. NAYY YARD novTr, Colman Dock MAin.2909 made Properly Filled , 1101 Third Ave. A. LUNDBERG CO. PYORRHEA Positively CURED NEW TREATMENT—NO PAIN NO MEDICINE Loose Teeth Necom a, VRE CONSULTATION, DEPT. OF ONAL DISHASES, ELECTRO MEDICAL CLINIC 1 Third Avenue "PUGET SOUND. » STEAMER SCHEDULES | Save Money, Travel by Steamer TACOMA Dally, 7, fy Mw my Ly By By |The Testimony of Others (IN my new book which may be | had FREE upon request, on | PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis- ‘orders, I have reproduced nearly 100 letters from among those received from | A My my thousands of patients. These tell you | frankly of their years of suffering of their | | trying home remedies and even opera: | 0 | tions, and, finally, of their complete cure | by my NON-SURGICAL method. These Reg are from men and women of every station, many of whom you may know. 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Dy the West “Const Lumoermen's Aven, | First Grades extra a Be o-Grade Inepec’ stock extra Star a Btar xtra Cl 2 Pert Rurekas ... Perfections Recond Grades Standard atock— Per Ha. Common Stars, 6-2..9 Common tars, 6-2 .. Common cleara ..... 144 —_— | Building Permits ] nn | m & Tinker, 4108 12th N 500; 637 B, S4th at ompron bide., frame 7419 California ave A. Ww. th at, frame Cur frame residence, $3, A. B, Cornelius, residence, $1,000; O. A. Olne 16th ave., donce, $4,6 841 38th & L.A. Fay, 61 W, Cremona donee, $2,000; 1609 Tihra Otto Hard Woodland Park ave, re oo, $9,900; 7820 Anh- frame rest frame real Ity Co., 2075 Beacon $2,000 18th &, frame Cannery Concern Wins Vindication A verdict of |turned by the of the Gorman & Co,, nery business, not guilty federal jury in the government against Inc, a salmon can- charged with ship ping for sale salmon which waa unfit for food, Tho particular can- nery which shipped the bad salmon was located in Drier bay, Alaska. The main offices of the company are In Seattle. Judge Neterer dis. missed the case. was re- In 1916 the United States used 45 per cent of the world’s supply of rubber, Last yoar the United States used 70 por cent of the supply Suggestions to managers: Wary not be orlginal and call our team the Bulldog? x STAR Shed by the Bootheel -atrolman Sand Crawled Into Hole After Desperado feel to go crawling nd, knowing ber and jal je there waiting struck me as rather funny,’ 1 Patrolman B, A. Sands f Willlam 1, Met ny Fremont bank captor of the Thur bandits, de, 1 wan wasn't under r boys t ¥ for ¢ the on absolutely sure first the her men, I gave eover and th r the houne at ¢ there at ad nearching ) Dexter I had 4 crawled un rk and 1 t at someone wan there It waa dirty and my head, but} aw a barrel er and between nped ing, 1 raw against ox nomething was moving as humorous breath! mebody arrel ody yelled: with rest of him mi ‘Ouch the part head in behind Hetoa| PATROLMAN 8, SANI He pulled the ban- dit, Fanning, alias McCarthy, | from his hiding place under a| house, shortly after the rob- | bery of the Queen City State | bank at Fremont, Tuesday af-|¢ ternoon. Photo by « joked him os crawled there was to It." LONDON Ham nays that er ha Mins Jul! wit ainter of flowers ds, “Ka fet N. ave mo arter & Bradley mo sm: ne 18 frowning.”* tar Staff Photographers | ‘Fix-Proof’ Traffic Slip Plan Adopted by Chief Tearing ’Em Up Useless Now; You'll Have| to Explain Wrong Driving to the Judge Tearing up a traffic slip became) done,” cuts in Mr eriodically, the comptroller’s Thursday fice Will check thru its files of 39 lto discover whether’ they e letter }complied with. If they haven't it'll aff » hard with the co: nd the vio-| At of effect W | tator: | Carroll, ne of the world’s most useless oc- | ations Because it have |tfeally a dead tem of lips for become prac the old ays law breakers inesday night sald to we Mr. them, an accused | be, ho must ge to his 5 to escape the penalty, Chiet | eryns sald. No ono else in the city Is authorized to “make | or “fix tt up.’ The new ruling may work a slight anybody, must k er city rec may inieipal § the system municipal will decide wh s excuse is val be no * by win the Chi ybody, promised. | rr) aw If you break a rule in future and a cop catches you at it ho makes out the slip in triplicate. | 0” You keep one copy; the cop keeps,“ another, and Harry W, Carroll, city rdsht spender “keane thet thee hardship on some motorists |have valid excusen for breaking You may fix your own consclence| trarric laws, by forcing them to and tear your slip; you may MX) attend police court, {t was admitted the cop and get him to tear up hisl at ¢ fic bureau. copy . But for all that the new “But you can't [will be enforced impartially, ler’s” Offion it being 1b ment ald. m allow-| rule| fix the amply the comptrol inn't roau st LAWYER § ARGUE EVERETT LEGION ® FOR 2 DAYS = ON TO CHINA | | Slow Progress “Made in Jap Drums and “Bugles; ale Land Law Case Exhibit Going to Convention | Superior court jurymen in the White River valley land conspiracy | case were beginning to wonder what jit was all about Thursday For two and « half days they | have been locked in their jury room, while opposing bate sav- |agely over law points in the caso aga! W. McGonts! Algona town marshal and TT. Namba, Japantso truck farmer. The erack drum and bugle corps | of the E ‘aulkner post of the American Legion, at Everett, will bo to the Legion’s national con- vention in Omaha in Octob decided by the post's exe meeting In evening. The expensos of the trip will be financed entirely by the American Lazio In addition to the drum They are accused of conspiring corps, it 1s planned to have a special evade the state anti-alien land! baggage car in which law. plays from Snohomish ne case ts attracting wide atten-| Everett will be shown. despite the absence of testi-| ‘The Chamber of Commerce at Ev- far, and every seat in/joerett has prepared several thousand % court room was filled|pooklets about Snohomish county Thursday | which will be distributed aiong the Attorney A. J, Falknor ts making | route, The Carnation Milk company, a stand to eliminate alleged incrim- |the Cherry Valley Logging company, {nating statements of tho defend-/the Puget Sound Power & Light com. ants to st witnesses, Ho lost | pany and many other firms ono point Wednesday after an all-| business in Snohomish county have |day debate, ‘put interposed a new rranged for space in the special car. Jobjection on the admissabiilty of | Newspapers in towns along the route | when Prosecutor Colvin} have been advised of the car and ht to recall his first witness |of the intent to show tho exhibits | Meanwhile the jury is spending its/ang give an entertainment at the time in gossip and wondering what | various stops. this case they are trying Is all) jn addition to the drum corps and about |speclal car, the Everett post intends old Rumbaugh and Post Commander | lto enter a float in the big conven. \tion parade. Harold B. King, Har-| BURGLARS LOOT: Culmback are handling con- vention details. Meets Members of Air In- MARKS HOME ae } quiry Board for 3 Hours | utives at a counsel the Armory Wednesday j o | county and | tion, | mony thus Judge Hal Garage Raided for Safe- cracking Tools Burglars, broke of Louls Marks, 3207 | Wednesday night, into the home E. Prospect st. and while the fam- ily taking Jewelry valued at $1,600, was away, ransacked tho house $750! WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Colonel The | “pilly” Mitchell, who yesterday fin- ished his testimony beforo the presi- | dent's alreraft inquiry board last ; night, was closeted with Chairman ine, and also the Hwight Morrow, Howard Coftin and | Dr, W. F, Durand of the board mem. bers, in an announced conference, Mitchell met with the three in Mor- Jrow's apartment at n hotel, ‘Tho conference Insted for threo hours, fi Will Return Bond Obtains Release if O’Neal’s Dead on Technicality| when witiam Jonna. O'Neal! Because narcotic agents had failed | failed to appear In Federal Jud ino | to get & search warrant before they | Noterer's court, September 28, to] his rooms, Lew Leong, Chi-} stand trial on a charge of violating | was allowe buy his free j the dry law, his $760 bond was for. and dismissal of the charge by | felted, Thursday a death certificate $50 into the United Stat jand affidavit wero filed in the} aceording to A prov! clerk's office, alleging that he died reotic law The al on August 14 in Columbus esant- office also felt the | tarlum. United States Marshal "®. ernment'’s case too weak to secure| BR, Benn is checking up on the cer. a conviction, they said in explain- | tificate to determine if the dead ing the compromise, jman is O'Neal, worth of furs and $75 in cash burglar got in thru @ second story window. Marks i» president of the L. Marks & Cc Eckart Cigar Co, jurglars apparently seeking safo cracking tools looted the Travelers’ | garage, 2206 1, Union st. taking an olectric drill and a welding | torch, raided nese, dom paying treasury, of the n attorney's | hoy who | # r, it was| | doing | THUE dar month COUPON Advert nes FOR YOUR CONVE NIENCE STAT Want THE Tele STAR W. “OSE T THE BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneys-at-Law \NT ADS HEM Lawyer, 949 Dex- Advice free. Russell &. Farrell, ter Horton. All cases ELsot-0288. BALL, 7i6 Burke Bi mod. MA ADVICE free. Joweph Allen, I Hcanes. 605 Leary Bid. ELio Collections BAD debts coliacted. versal Adj. Co, ELiot-1670, 1402 Alaska Bldg. Electric Machinery SELL—Rent, 1h 200, etc. | W. MONTELIUS PRICE CO,, Seattle. | SEAN ND Ene nen Een Optician and Optometrist oR. EDML Paterson Co, 905 W “ < nd. All ¢ TUNING $3 ee Patent Attorneys At lope IN, Patent ip red, dev b "e-7 Central Bid. 0: 600 F et. N. 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While hore he wrote her many letters, One of them made him guilty of violating the law against sending obscene matter thru the mails, ‘ommissioner Bowman, hearing the evidenc Ostrander bound over to the fed- eral grand jury and set his bail at $600, As yet he has not fur. fell in after ordered — | MODER | DIRT hauling, | SDEEP: nished bond, ——— | JAZZ pi ar SDAY, OCTOB PERSONAL TRANSPORT | | ‘ | American Expres j F | “|6 LOST AND FOUND ht at * enny way expert, ap’ fontaine ¥ ns, 806 Pine 8 SITU ATION— ‘EMALE Ber 9 MALE HELP WANTED STEADY, re ited to ng as @ jes in able men r barber well- WANTED—¥ general manager Western Was Ington territory: permanent po tion with actory remune ation ond required. Se- attle AT ANN) ay., clean, 2004 8th, tear Westlake furnished, steam-heated bedrooms (men); free bath and _Phone. 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HOUSES Light Trucks for Bent YOU DRIVE—50c HOUR BEE HIVE SYSTEM _1810 Stewart Bt ELAjot-5128 you are thinking of movin Ast-4969, Ford Transfer Co, rates. Day and night serv- ice with a § - RTMENTS ‘S and LD & MILLER, t-8699. 21 UNFURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS and 4-room apartments, overhauled; close in; heat and hot water rent. 1113 Ho ee MOVE YOURSELF Light Trucks for Rent YOU _DRIVE—S0ce HOUR BEE HIVE § » 1810 Stewart | St Queen Anne hardwood finish, 1959 llth s—2, 3 thoroly free phone, Reasonable views W. ROOMS walking distance, $10. ave. 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