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PACE 4
SEATTLE BANKS I
ELECT OFFICERS,
(V.i"la hankn lirhl thntr annual
•taction* of I'ffUcra Tuntnlay. Fnw
Clutntfi'i arrt» rm.nlnl amolti lh» ot
tidal* In no rajw ilul tlta |>r.alil»ni jr
•f * hank chanc* lianda.
At tha (Vattl. National hank. 3 II
JJawlwrsnr rlm-latl lo fill the
flttr of \V H- IVachJT, tlts.-aa.iatl, on
tha boanl "f dira. loia.
a H. I i rmin announced hla r*«lr
B4tlou firrni lha hiuirtl of dlrartoni
•f thn 81 tndlnavalan AmarlctUl tauik.
Ilia itlnra ana not filltnl.
Tt\.« National Rtnk of Pomnwrra
tddxl la. c Hanry to lta dirartorata
Thraa itra* dirat-tora *ri* milled lo
tha lioartl of lha 1 tetter Horlon hitnk
• -R. H. Mat-Michael, vice |iraaltlent
■ml man.itr of the latittl ite|»artnient;
O. II Palil i'lra ivrudttil, and It. U
Merritt. c»ahl«-r.
Inland I To'titan tra* ma.le aanlat
ant manager ot tha fnralen dapnj-t
--ment at lha fnlon Natlonitl hank.
\(hrrri»nnenl)
MY FIRST
DAY'S WORK.
IN A BANK
A Patrolman Tells His K\per
iences and ImprfHsioiw
While Watching in
a Hank
Patrolman Tb* mM RirlnrU
by Webat*r A Btevena
1 n*r*r knew tnat ao many p#o
|l« In 8««ttl0 had btnx Areotinti,"
Mi'l Palifilmun Thorn** liartnett. a
taM. fin«-app*aHnic pollomtn, wh«>
M 4 chnrn*> of th> patrolling of the
Wa«htpt(t"n Mutual .saving* Hank
during th»* Dividend Dlatf Jhutton
Period of the Institution 'During
my ftrat day h*re I b+llev that
th*r* mint hav* b**n rlo** to t#n
tliouaand people who came tn to
have th'Mf internet cr*dit«*d and th*y
al! went away looking pl»-aa*d b*-
cauflf t.hay had been waited on ao
rfomptly. I could not help noting
0W evry o>« waa
tr*atad and how quickly every one
Waa handled
and wom>n who pat tb#lr
money In a paring* hank ar» uaually
people of good principle* who do not
eaua* any trouble for a policeman
lik" myaelf. Tli* peraon wa have to
look f#»it for I* the one who 4oea not
believe in aavtng."
Aa the |K>iif«fnan walked up and
down the lobby, he Maid A wh"l«
lot of rrlma would be stopped if peo
ple would buy a home or wave
money. Quite often the man who
ateala la the on* who worka in a
good portion f<«r aeveral yaara and
doea not c*vr Whffi ha I* laid off
when hard time a me, he ha» no
faaerre fund to fall back upon, to
he roba aomebody
"Aa for my»> If. I am buying a lit
tle hotn* with my *avinga and T have
It nearly paid for. I think that it la
a great thing for a man to own hla
©wn bom»*. It give# him aomething
to rai»e rnon-y on U trouble
com'*.
•"The people who come In here are
bon*-at. ata&dy people, who art look
ing toward th» future and prepar
ing for It by anvlng.
s lt l» really fun to watch the pen
pie who corne in to a bank Tha
man who ha* a b g a"otjnt walk* tn
with great confidence In hlmaelf.
whll» th« man who enter* for th*
firm time la h<-«ltant. Th< man who
mm'i In to draw money l« kind of
apologetic. wbile the man who «ome*
In,to (l<po»it Horn* money waw.'m
brf«kly with a bu*ine<i.-|ike at<-p
"It la Intcreatlng to a»» the pcopt*
who come In to open account* fop
their children They do not rcallM
what a good turn they are doing f ,r
them I heller* f»»h< r* and mother*
ahould teach tl,*tr children to *ave.
If they would do thla, there would
be fewer (rrownup people in Jail "
J'atmlman Ifartnett la a trim
looking policeman, who ha* hee n on
the He a 111 c police f., r e* f„ r njr ,„
year*, excepting the time ),e nerved
in the 44th Artillery during th. war.
He la married and live, at ;017 Nor
man fltreet. where he ke-i,. n poul
tr* yard, orchard of tw.ity-fiva
tree* nnd a garden. When tl» p.<>-
pie who come In anV him qipen
tlona he anawera them *ith utifail-
Int courteay. lie evM< ntly b- lie V...
that It pay* to treat p'-onle in a
kindly manner 11<- »a!d, "I i.»h»ve
that it pollcetnati wbotjifj Juat m
kind and court«oua >■ in any other
"lln" of w.,rk. In other word*, ho
nhould p< rve the people by protect
ing them from w rongdo< ra and at
th»- mime time afaiat peop}.- who ara
in dlatreaa In doin«r that I h<w<»na
happier and more uaeful to the p.-o
pl> of the city."
"At It* n< t dividend period In
July, the Washington Mutual Sav-
Ini;* I'.ank will he In It* own newer
»nd larger quart. r* In the Kmlly T.
Walker llullding. now o>:cupied by
th* f'heaxty H'fb> rdaaherv, wher> It
will be able to distribute ita » arn
•nga amom- ita dcpoattom mora
Jul. klv and effu iently than aver be
«"• ■' '• «r I'i m..nd II Kra/ r,
ttw pre/iidi nt '*| hi* move, ia Iniper
v e in order t/, take cure of our
; Browing bua Aijvcrtiaem-.ui.
Ship News
Tides In Seattle
wrfivwrMf ,
JAM. 19
Mml l«*w Tl4*
IS JI a. m . t t ft, t
' rirat ittffh rt*»
7 ?T * m 13 t ft.
I Mrruii«| I iin Tld" |
it 14 |» HI I - ft
kml High I l<lr
I A.II p. ui. It I i
• *
Tin H»n*t
J \H. IS
' rimi Ifid.
115 It n in . 11 ft
t llr-l lllglt I l«*a |
: a. at . I > 1
. onind l«» llile
I I »« P in . I I 1
..n.l lll|l> Till* :
I « i.» , at. » * IU I
•
aovr Fvwrnoii now k\st
Cnpl. William Klnhrr. puiwmmiis,
ln*|iaEtor of the I i»lte.l Siat.-n »t« m -
bo.it aervlce fur Washington and
AUiU. left Mil* Tui'«l«) nliihl lo
attrn4 Ut» annual ninlMWirr uf au
pirvliillK oWi-lal* nf Ihi aarvlca at
Wtihlnilun, |i C. After a Wur of
Atlantic |H>rt» anil ift' firaat I^k M
dmrlct ha will rrlurn hnra atot'Ul
March 11.
• • •
PORT BOOT MKKTS Till l«*nVY
Seattle port rommliiiiiii art"
at lit |i m Thuntdty thin t»eek. in
atend of on Wetlnonktjr. th. usual
iUy.
. a a
» RKir.HTKR IN FROM Fl ROI'K
Prrldiirr |*om<ma, Kuf*ti>ean IV
,-lflc 11 nr. la dln.-ltarv 1 "* &«° of
ra/fv front Kuifly *n porta »t th*
Uuulfr at. terminal. She arrived in
LScattl* Tutelar mwn.
a a a
Weather Bureau Report
TITkHH IIIUNP Jan II «a M
Klitm bnrum.lnr, light rain »lnd
wiilhvHl. »• oii'en aa fc >u«. la
A alrarnvr »M • n*
)««uar, II II it %- M rtow.ty;
w.nt »aM. fl mllM •*» l»o»an Paaoeal t»l
A l)«ii«r I .lit* •u«n»»r ot it • m I
»• II tlolnn<t *IN •*»•«h«o*t ft »!»«•
on hour Ka4lo raporta latr A.o*omo
M«ru pitn»U >n at II a w.
• • •
Arrivals and Departure*
4fHvH
Jmuirv t» Htr Toltb>t»'na from Van
roufvr Hr , via B. (* Tl
,«m« || | It 1 nt, atr KtrhWtfß«l from
IV-mt tt •11 • at •♦•am.
j.nunr) II - mr M«l>4la OtP tr*m Kobo
*U Port Tu»m»fi I it tll P m , •«»
y H la»op from rtoa rronclocw *ta Ta*
witko «a 4 porta at 4 p aa.
>■!>»<
Jimrr iMUr Hi. kmon4 for P*-
drn twvini If* N® 91 ai 19 II a «w.
tj H C I UurwMt lik o»o doty at • II
Joouarr lt-«r Orlffda for Pnanta
Arataa «i« Tft'««UL flan PYooeta* o »'»4
p..ri» at I It p m. atr II jrni"l Htar f«r
\ ««roum II C. •« • P «• . * tl » f
lloofMM Airoo for rhrtotuma Ti-imi.
V*MMWf, B C. »U« on4
porta ot noon Hr ()«ai«inMl'l H»r l'ou-4
KtfJom tU Ntot Wall*. rorUooJ 004
lioil>o4i ot I p ov.
o o •
Alaskan Veaaels
p.«»r»bur* t*iM January ll' Pf
l«y •( HmIII*. «wllil»i«l. »l l» » »
K.uhik... *»u»l Jmmmmry II »«r »|»-
«*»•. uituwuxl. « I I a
• • •
Vessels in Other Ports
Hmiftiaac —Irfl'nl !•«wary • atr
HaM Irani H»attla lit ToW >Ka :i.«.
koba an 4 Htnflwl
Shanghai a«ll»4 Ja»«*r» I nir KatnH
Mara far *la purta
Iviinl lain ra«»».l Janiary II: I' I
r pa tab a from #»aß4 natal na
tion lor Man 1>I»»».
Man In. go- A«il»d January tl: air
l>a*»r i>«rt l*ag*a V»vtl parta »ta ana
Fraaetara.
ma p»dr»- MM Jnanarr It: Br *4-
irlral a. May IWr fcMUI tin Han I ran
fan Tranrlatat— Jaaunrf It'
■tr H«a« X Batmr frwa atr
Taaaiiilm from lunula via Part t.«>«»•■
*atnr(a *rtlt»<l Jgnnnry II «tr
Wbnnllnnd Marl fmm Haaltl* lilt at.,
atr Viil'i frnm aF t p m
Paint Walla anliad January It: *fr
Rlrhmorul for Han p..lra tla »»nlUa at •
n rtv Jaaanry II: «tr Oaaaagg
'•trie fram ffnattla tl I t a
T«'-*nia — an tail Jar-iarr It Btr TaV
thyUiua tat Kaatlla al I lit ua.
• a a
Reported by Wireless
roaotloa «HiTrra»rat
Tansorr 11- Ittr Wilholmtn*
for Hon rro«'t#--«. fit mll*o from Man
r'»Ti.«» it I p : *<r f\tr »f
H«oftl» for *»Mth*o»forn * arta 't
o or»n of K»"hik»it jrufll ot •
|» m . a«r Waot Jap* OrKNII fW Von
remrsf «ft milM »m( of t'opa l"liU«T.
lnboun4. it Boon.
1 . «. >mil roaomoolrotlooo
Tannorr II W A4mlrtl f»a's PUot
«l» for <t mltaa Po
aftl» a» • p nt atr FMrtd** for
TrAohona. 1.T17 mflca from IWottlo at I
...
Vessels in Port at Seattle
ftmlth Oor» tifffllnal - *»r Paa*#rn
•r atr Maquon afr W««t Martlaml
Or*at Northern tormlnal—#tr Toyohaollt
Mafu.
Pejj a* terminal —T* H f* O A»ron#i*itn.
4« # rr Wrß .|<>a»a. rfr Alam»do. T H
r of*
p|»f : Ht e Hon to Ana
1 roote cool bunkero —17 8 f, fl T
Rot*
Pl.f h - Hfr A4oi»ml Coo4H»-h
Ala-Va H*aamahlp moorlßfo W*r ftVa*
oar, afr Vtatprte. «
! Pa«-ifi< Cooot *?n»lt»««r1n* vnrka *tr
atr W#otword fffo, atr Kilo,
atr tfaat >forronoo
at term.BaV— *»r ToasmlU,
atr Mot Ila nir
ftronrtiard Oil <lne|r-~-Vlao ?#n W.
■ at tormlnol #fr Pomona.
| CMt Witanrtf tormlnol—oir fl'oot fflrn
rr*\, wit Woaf fanri
To4d ifrrdorka Htr frMdsfit at* A -
mirol RoJman. atr At Loo. orhr Col una*
bIA.
Pn««*t
Prr Pattoraon. hall Vtolnbow.
Uk« Union-Hullo A bill*. Abnoh*. Ahy.
4n« Addloon. AMonhuref. Ahmik. An-
Ihon. Bordon. fUrtrand. Blntajnon,
T io-oya Pllork Wolf. ftlonfor<l < *t
win. Ho«»hfon. Partita Pupallupt
rararon. roprorlo. Cordlo. Coniota
Chorua. Chaafarflold Chnlrlo. ( in'os.
rinyroo. Oar no. no«<an. Colo, rtnna,
Ellaaa. *?1o- tra. Rndfmlon. Tor* H*an
wit. Port Marriaon. Fort Jarkaoß,
Kort f'nlon. Imnrka. Klton.
; Km— yorda Htr Rooaarrlt.
Oilman f'ronontlnv worko- Htr F R ts*>p
tfo<k - Ptr f'ordota. I* H (' 6
| O P f.ydonlo. atr W»nonah. at r Pur
rajror, I' H Y M P f>«m Mifflin, tug
(mrim, atr duqoomtah.
WOMAN KILLED
BY MITO HERE
Mr* Mary walker of Mrrm»r
ton, wiui fatally InJun-a wh»n n'mrk
bjr th« auto of Gilbert 11. Butter
worth, Jr , 22, on YV>ittlak« av* , be
tween Beventh and Kighth HTM.,
Tuewlay Alght.
Bho died In city honpltal. Mr*
Walker wan rronelng the with
Mm M. H. Hwley, 122 X»nora «t.
whin *he was hit.
Buttrrworth iuiy» the woman b»
came confum), H# denlM that ho
waa driving faat. Hutterworth In the
Kin of G. M. HutfTWorth, under
taker.
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar
NP.W rOTLK. Jnn It Hofffir ru«,
S r,J*ls*' par lb. granulated, . tf 1
p*r I
r«,rr. #■ Me 7 Rio »pot *\(tie pmr fh.
Rao toe No. 4, fVfcl9l9«j p'r lb.
HANK CI-K\KIN(>M
Srull In
Clearing* W,02.',831 *»
Raiam-Mi MH3.IV? 30
T at-uina
Clearing* .-y 727,940 00
Balance* .... 36,270.00
,Spokane
Balance* 679,413,00
I'urtluiil
rWirirn), M0D,543 00
Balance* 960.21 D.OO
Prices Dip as N. Y.
Market Is Opened
KKW YOltK. Jin it Prlrop dlpf*«<l illflltlF tl th* oponln* of lha
Now Yor% atttrk MM aim kf wr« iuimi| Ihopa lo Wlth
•tand » aluuap.
I mtftl Hlafra WM oprnod ufttflitnffrd At 11% and flrputllr vu tip 1 H
nt 7(1
ttnlla Ntiird with (ha othorn altho Mnuthrm rnrlfl« oponrd H tip il
tt\: i niun I'Mllit vna U off at 121, and Northern l*a« ifl<* \ down
at «4 *4.
Tratitf vaa rafhor limited and It tpf**arnd at If tha marfcrt had not
hit ito atrtdo dtirinji Uao firat hour. Tfcrr* v«i nothing to thow tlao pmb
,al»lr tren4 of tho marh«*t and It wan <H*naldrrod likrljr that tha oarly
a< nkni*aa w«*tald bo followaal hp a dhnrp r«*l»«»»md
|»r Irra Inrlu4« 4 I til tod Hlatra Htrol 1311. Chandlrr 71. Amrrl-
Twtarco 121. H»n« la«r 24*4. Now llaven !0H
A few woro hifliar, uulu4nig Uif>ubll« Htrol 70*4. up H; Bouthrrn I'a
rlfl. M\, up V
Tlniae lower Included Geatral M<Hnft I#. off U: Metiran f*rtro|o«»m
nr. off !»; Btual-haker &4'o. off %; lnl»n l*ariflr 121. off I laid win
*» 't. «»ff %; llolhlrhetn -It" <d*o. off I nltad Htateo ftuhber ft %. off
t«. Baltimore A ilhla iC'4. off \a. Northern l*ae|flr 14 St. off S, Atlantic
Outf 71. off I; Kelly-Hprtnfffleld H\. off li Ainortcan Hiorltuitf 21, off
'a. Iniernolional Corporation 11. off %.
Oloainc prU ea ln« luded I'nlted Ktatet Htrrl <2H. off %: Ife*|ran To
t role urn K V tip €. Atlantlt Uulf 72 % up I; t'nltrd Htateo itubher Af,
off I; lioptiblic Iron 4 Btool 71. up 2; Heading 14. up H; Htud< baker MH,
off f; Ila l tin in 51 S. off ; Bouthrrn raclfla- HH, off N| * W«»r t hini ton
41%. off CrMdkla 142%. off 2V. lan-Amarlcau 71%. up 1%, M«ara
TOMATOES ARE
SCARCE HERE
Accident to Steamer Queen
Is Cause of Shortage
i Not only la tha loral mark*! bar*
of tornator*. but apparently tb«
■UDr aituallen **t*ta In olhrr citloa
On* Wvat.ra avrnua aalJ
\Vfdn««Ur that h* wlra-d K.in Kran
rlaro. l/ia Am*l«* and Canadian
(Hilnfa but wit* unable to e*t ***n
a pfnnlif of a alnclx rrata. i"ali
firm i. h« (aid, had unit
nn hand but th*y wrr* of infrrlot
•tuallty and not fit to ahip
• Krporta (hat a »hlpra«-i>t of to
mato** waa on tt* way to R»attl»
*Wf auppl'iwnlnl today by wurd
'hat the atramrr (Jui'm had to put
back to port with a broken dun.
Raat.rn W,tahin(loo potato** aUIt
hold to |!l and Ito a tun.
Tb« buttrr and «n markft bold*
•taady.
rika** r*M m ■» nnii » la*
T H<a*ai»« mm 4 tna
tdMakn r« » t«f t*
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THE SEATTLE ST ATI
t a a
N. Y. Stock Exchange
(rne*doy a l|««tollaao)
Plrakhad I. B Koaalag A (o,
419 loatHl Avoaaaao
Rtork - High Uw (liioo
Atabiaon. ir« i. \ t«
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Aioor <or a ► dry .. 134S tt& 111
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loth 4t«ol II 4 J 1 * ItSa *1
i ana«tioo Po« ifle . a.. -11k *4 HI 1» *
4 poiral laaotkar 41% «t «a%
< . M 4 Ml I* 10% It ,
i ui*a •'ana Mugar..... 11% i > h tl%
torn rrwiurto 7f% tt% 71%
4 lUflt lo 14T% tl lt %
4 iMioral Mature 14% It |t%
t.oodri.lt ......... 44% •«% 43%
Oraot Narthon Tl 11% IT
lo4uatrtoi Alronol ... 71% 7t% 74
I naplra II <a 14% II IIH
K*no«*wlt |t% ]t\ St%
larkaaa"a .... 11% 14% I?
Ma a lean i*. <. loam 192% IN i •
MnOOOUtI lot if II- ||% l»% |>%
New 11 a* a n f}% 9* » Tt%
Northern Par1f10..... tt % Ma i«S
I'ab AntPf I'aitolauia 71% 7|% 74%
Ptorro Art... a . 1? % }4\ i «,
I'pttnav it an.o K H it H i % 41%
luadlna II I. % 11%
lUfi't ia I* It % 9? %
Itapubhe I 4 4 Tl % 44 II
llo.lt I aland . •« 11%
Ptn.ioir I'll ...... 3i% ?t % t«%
Nou<h«m Pa-I fie ... Itt% tt% »•%
Moatham hallway.... |i% tl % tf%
Miromharg 41 «t 11%
Mi i4'4 altf . ....a.. 14% l«% |l%
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' til..a * »4I of |»olawor« ;« }l\ 11%
I'nMHt l*araflr lit |}g % 111
t ailed Itotoil Ptoroo U ft« % i« %
t* P MuOhat 7t% • 1 • *t
l» n N'aal g«% II gy%
I lok «'oap*r .....a., 1% |« ||%
Vana-llum Ikool at % 1» . It%
Wahaoh 1% i«4 »%
H.ati ("-aaa 4 , 4«\ |l\
1* Ultra Uaat'aatd t t% •%
ftraw>k Papid Tranait ||% li% ||
Alaika-Jitaat 1% j% 1%
Total aaleo I ||7 ttt aharat
UUKHTY
■arUa II iff B loa moea
r»o« 1%t. MM ... M 9144 I 14 till
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Ptfik 1% a. ......... 17 tt ft tt tr tt
rrni 4% •.» i: tt tt tt t7 tt
UPWARD TREND
IN GRAIN PIT
Prices Elevated After Weak
Opening
nn'Mno jm it arw a
'»p#nm* f»rn qunl«ii»np turned
•harpljr upward if) trading r»n th«
< % htrmrgr* !u»ard «f Trnd* t dA) Th"
t weak »|mn»nc 4»n# du# t«» lACk of
buying v-m+r Trading «r a* l*ght.
I-aIT how- vir, f raM" btiring
'cam# ( uniiui»«tun h-ia**,
»tf'n|lh»'Rir.f fh* market |*rviri
i war* urf(ularly bi|h#r
M»rrh wh <at » parted «»ff e at
11.7 ft. but i«ga.ne<i b«forr th*
War op+n*«l wf t c At
I ftl • * imninff fr i*»t
Way o*-rr» opened at "4 Hr, un
< ad v Anting S** iuh«> '|uchl<
if: J«lr *l 74v%«% uoihAh|M).
k» nl»*jr Vc b#fnr« thr r!«t«.
Mar M(« fp"nf«l at ttSr tip
Irtalng V|C later. July tin*
! I>angad at 4« It«. aikl held tbal flg
i ura
• 00
Chicago Board of Trade
I*«limlaf> ItiHaltaii
*h«ll— < 'r*n Ml«*> low o<M>
II *• II •»*» II T«H Ills',
Mil ... I•> t.:« i»; |.;|
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r» at*—
Mar ,<IS .49 ,49% .4ft«ft
Jul* *l% .«l % .«J|*
fork—
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M«r 14 4#
IaM —
J«n 11 1* It ft ft tt ft ft
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ft •• 1111 1? 0» It Ift
M«r lilt II 17 12 «ft 12 «#
• • •
"Ch'caao Car Lot*
fTaeaday'a Qaafallanai
FtfßkkH l»r I- H Manntaf ft Ca. #
•It Hacand A«*nit#
Orafn— K* fa o*m%. Batd UTr
Whaal. 10 ii r«
Corn. ... . % Tll 114 ■ SIS
<>ftt* lit no 147 soft
a• • •
Chicago Live Stock
CTMCAOO, Jan IS —Hag a
S4 400 hea.l. market 10e fa |tr hlfhar.
Hulk «f aat-a. |» Iftftt 16 hutrh#r«. |tft
||*S*. ra king M ".««?* Ilgbt. 14 #
14 (4 pig* l» ?'.»/♦ '0 rougha. MftllV
OatU*- R«calpta. • 040 h*«'l market la
Sir lowar fcaaf. | 7 40 OMSK. liutrhT
•lark, t'•4f 1 ft; rannrra and «<itt«r*. |'. ft f
|t.7t; aforkara and feeder*. |.4/ 9 r<,+ » I
14 40 ft |lO ral»e«. IJ 0,/ IS
fteralpta. 12 000 head; market
I 9Rc Itlghar. l<aiuba. I««12. .■*«, si 7t ft
M i
Foreign Exchange
VICW YOfiK. J»n 12 Kumlffn **■ I
ehang« quotation* continued firm at the '
o|»*nln« today Hterlln* wa* SI7»H, Inn
3 S6r, fr»P' ■ « He. n>nrW* I Uc, Ui.»<lun
dollar* 17 %r kmrii* 1? t7«\.
Market Statu*
PORTI.ANn. J* n 15 CatiU He
r«|pta, 4 head; market *t**dy and nn
ehanged
Mof» ?t<wetp»*. t«7 head; market la
and unchanged.
Rh»ep llerelpta. 2T7 head; market la
aland y and iim lianid
Flutter 4•»* per lb
K||r 4>w Mr per do*.
Ilena—H- flUr it*r lh
<*he»«e Triplet*. 22r per fh •
Denver Live Stock Market
IiKNVKn ,l»n II • alllr ltarnlpK,
, I 1.'.0 he it rt , mark"! alAnd) Htr»r». I* ;.0
I Vt.7l; rown and holffira, |r>Wfi IS; aloekl*
era nnd f*o<l«rs |«»1 71; e.lve. I .am
Ltit w
lti>*« TteeMpl.. <OO head: m«rV«t Ue
in Ihr hislwr. Top, |t. 10. hulk nf Halo.
It 7101 5(.
Hlir.p lIK-»I P I«, 4110 h»*,l. mnrut I.
«r«il J. l.*mh» II !.. « .. -
j |4 1... fpnilern. |s«! i.o.
San Franciaco Produce
SAN Pit ANOiarO. Jan II n»«l,r ,
»»e |.<.r lh, prim* fn.i», a,
F!««r*e. lie per do* egtra flraia,
*1" p.-r d«»r eiir* pullet* . p > r
|< >i 11 •• r a Nn I, f. . per do*
' "heeaa California I lata, fentv. HAc
par ia. w '
lIT STRfcfcC
-STOKE HOURS 9 TO 5:30
Special Price Basement
A DRASTIC CLEARANCE
294 C®aitS} 11SS Dir@ss@s sumdl 25 Smts
—For a sweeping disposal at once, sharp reductions have been taken
from prices already extremely low.
—Every garment in the Special Price Basement is of some manufacturer's clearance
lot at a decided price cut for this sale garments of these former underpriced lots
have been reduced much lower.
MAKING THIS A CLEARANCE OF CLEARANCES
\
SS 11 © IDir @§§<g§
aZfloo 0 Islo.oo| J 5 h ZIZs |slo.oo| Jtoo
CLEARANCE PRICE NOW SIO.OO " CLEARANCE PRICE NOW SIO.OO
—Cloth, Plush and Beaver Cloth Coats. Some —Satin, Tricolette, Trieotine and Serge,
with fur collars. u (
SS Plkoslk C@ate Dir(gi§@§
Z7.10 | $25.00 JiTo ™" < so s2s'oQ|
CLEARANCE PRICE NOW $25.00 ~ CLEARANCE PRICE NOW $25.00
—56-inch length. Full lined with satin de - atin f ricotine an -rge.
chine. -
SS CkA 2S Srnte
IZo I $25.001 mTo ™Z" s o°o° [ $15.001 #75 .
CLEARANCE PRICE NOW $15.00
CLEARANCE PRICE NOW $25.00 —Velour, Trieotine and Serge. Mostly Navy.
—Velour, Bolivia and Crystal. Some with fur
collars. •
4S Plwk Coate 38
Were $1,5.00 Then $ J 5.00 SI7oSO $22.50
and $39.50 $3i.50 . _ v
r CLEARANCE PRICE NOW $17.50
CLEARANCE PRICE NOW $25.00 —35 inches long. "Peerless" Plush; fancy Ven
—Full 48-inch length. Salt's seal plush. etian lined.
EVERY GARMENT NEW THIS SEASON ~
INDICT SIX ON
DOPE CHARGES
Pl* perwina, tnHudlnu Jamea A.
IUl«ton. a red ot>tum amu*gler. were
Indicted for alleged naxrtolc law vlo
latlona by t|ie fcWal (rand Jury,
whl. h made >a preliminary report
Wednewday mornltiK.
Nine Indlotinenta In all were re
turned. *
On the dope rharire* rtie followrln#
peraona were Indicted Mike Caaoy,
ImII |SO« Toy Pojr, 11.000, Wong Poy
wtnif, $1,250; Jamea A. Ilnlaton.
IS.Ono, J A. Fretoham and Kd la
rue. hull 12.500 i-och.
Krelahnm nnd l,arue. employaa of
the Ilreat Northern rnllro«»d, wer>' ar
rixite.l |n «-onnc< tlon with tlie $40.000
cache of *moklnu opium found In the
King at. illation by a federal prohibi
tion officer a few week* ngn
|V Dick Morehead nnd William Rmch
are charired with ImperaonntlnK fed
erul prohibition officer* Ball, SI,OOO
each.
Kterllnc 3 Klll*on I* held on SI.ROO
bull for alleged afinim-'llnit of alien*
Into the I'nlted ytiti*.
tj. A. llUFtei hofia alias A. O
Brown, la rbarned with muklnK
moon*hltie. Ball $2,600
Ball for \V. (' llraifi'r. pontal clerk
charged with *tenlinK from the mall*.
wa« fixed al SUOOO.
Jap and Moonshine
Taken From Hotel
tlolel Hylice, opposite the pontoffice
on Third live, yielded one Jup and
a gallon of moonshine when raided
by federal prohibition officers Tiles
day night. I**. "YumiiKurhl is held.
A J ltlKdes nnd r Mef. Rad
fold will address a Jolnl meeting of
Ihe Heat lie Advertising <'lub and the
Women's Advertising f'luh. st « p
m. Thursday, at f1»o Nnrthnld Inn
The meeting Is announced «« "ad
veitlslng study night."
llurini»*.e object lo hlilhllncn of
more than one story, as they cannot
endure the tlinuuht of anybody's feet
Uolng uver Ihe ir he. ids.
SPILL BOOZE
WORTH $3,000
Bottle* anil bottle* of choir*
liquor*. hnniitw»l to bit* under the
*tron* fl*t* of Sheriff Mult SUrwich,
oo»ed their preclou* droiw Into the
arid depth* of !h» city'* dumping
irmund at 10 a. m Wednesday while
thirsting tongue* of pamlng prdra
trlana hung from thrlr moorlnc*.
Th. liquor vu worth $3,000 nt rur-
bootlreKcru" pru <•* It wa»
»lwd from Hn|rn. form.r polU*.
man, and Charlra whrn th»
pair »-aa arroatrd Monduy after a
wild rhaw on the Hothell
hlvhway. It wa« deatroyed nrtd.r
order* of Juatliv of the J'eaoe C. C.
tlnlton. and there wrre onlooker*.
Inrludlnc a few newspaper men. who
ran tmtlfy that not • drop escaped.
MILL WORKERS
DECLARE WAR
UWRKNTK, Mm-.. Jan. 1?
The answer of the textile worker*
of this areaf mill center lo the re
cent announcement of n 22Vfc per
cent wage reduction In "War lo the
finish."
In a statement today officer* of
the iAwrence brunch of the Amal
gamated Textllo Workers of Amer
ica declared that the worker* recog
nised In the recent wage reduction
notice n redeclaration of war.
"The flKht l« on," the statement
said. "The pitched battles of the
great striken of 1912 and 1918 will
ha resumed."
OKK(iO\ IIANK ( I.OSKn
RAI.ICM Ore.. Jan. 12 The Virxt
nnd Havings bank pf Klamath
h'alls. Ore., jvhk cloned today on
orders from I'rank C. Brnmwell,
suite superintendent of banks.
Ilratnwell explained that the action
of the department wits fon-ed be
cause of Ihe depleted condition of
Hie bank's reserve and expressed the
hope that Ihe Institution will be
able lo open again soon.
Philippine Vets
to Plan Banquet
To make plan* for their 2Jrd an
nuj«l banquet, the Washington Vol
untfcru' aMMM-l.itlon, which is com
posed of the old First Washington
regular*. wlio served In the Philip
pines, will meet at Oood K.iU cafe
terla at 12:16 p m. Thursday.
Fobruray 4. the date of the an
nual banquet, commemorates the an
nlversary of the opening fight of the
Philippine Insurrection, known a*
the Battle of Manila.
HKMIKRSON CXI H'S GI KST
P. W. Henderson, mipfrintfnilnit
of the muny railway, wu the guest
of honor at the weekly luncheon of
the 100 IVr Cent club Tuesday. New
officer* of the aa»o< latlon were for
mally Installed by l: H. Hatch, p.mt
president. C.eorg« W. Wilson is tho
Incoming president.
50 Hens Laid 3 Eggs
A Day. Now Lay 36
Tell* llnw to Make Idle llcna Pro
duce Money In Winter
"When T began using Pon fung
in Pecentber. i was getting ..nlv : to
3 eg** a day from 50 lieu* Wltlnn
three weeks I was getting from S to
t doten a dsv. 1 shall never be
without lion Sunt -lermlnia
Hedges. 11 K. P. 1, Slllimwa). 111. !
This 3 or * dost*n eggs u day, at i
winter prices, was almost clear (
profit. Yout hens should d<i us well
It's no trouble to use lion Sung ami
you rNU npthlng by tr>lng It under
this off.-r
nlve your hens Pon Hung and
watch results for one month If v. mi 1
don't find that It pays fur Haeif an.l
D*>S you s good profit besides, sim
ply tell us and yoflr mone> will be
cheerfully refunded
Pon Sung (Chinese for egg-lav- |
Ingl Is a scientific tonic and condl- !
lionet It Is easily given In the
fe.-d Improves the hen's health and I
makes her stronger end more active
It tones up the egg laving ormtns '
and gets the egg* no matter how I
cold or wet the weather
Hen Sung ean he ohlained prompt
ly from yourd rurglst or poultry
remsd\ dealer, or send 52 cents I In
cludes war tat 1 for a package h\
mail prepaid. Miirrcll-Puuger Co!
i'i ltldg., Indianapolis,
l»d Advertisement-
WEDNESDAY, JAXT'ATTY 12, IVZT.
Maxwell-Chalmers
Reorganization
NKTW YORK, Jan IS.—Reotrnnl
itatlon of the Maxwell Chalmera Mo
tor Co., with an Incre i* of capital of
115.000.000. lii announced by \V. P.
Ohryßlw. chairman of reorganisa
tion K.tles and manufacturing oper
ation* of Increased m.ignlt uiie are
forecast by company officials, who
express confidence that the 1511 sell
' n K ■••■ on will bo a record on®.
NKW TKI.KftKAI'II I .INKS ADDKD
Six new transconllnental copper
wires from Pacific coast polnta will
lie added to the Western I'nion Tele
graph company equipment l« l» an
nounced. This is said to mean an ex
penditure of l:\ooo.ooo A number of
wft-es will be strung between the
principal centers of Washington, Ore-,
gun and California. ai
FIHK INHIRANCK. MKN MKKT 1
Fire Insurance men from various
Western state* are celebrating the
?<Hh birthday of the Northwest Mu
lual Fire association at their annual
convention, which began a two-da?
session In the Central building Wed
nesday. The Automobile I>na]ert'
club will give the delegates a dinner
at the close of the convention.
FOREVER
FREE from
ASTHMA
Hundreds of people art as
tonished and delighted with
the quick and PERMANENT
rellpf they have recei»ed
from the use of our wonder
ful new discovery, Asthma-f
Sera. 1
Asthma and Hay Fever,
all their tortures, may now be
BANISHED FOREVER. Tear
out this announcement and
•end at once to
R. M. B. LABORATORIES
1083 Alaska Bldf., iMtUa, Vs.

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