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* BUSINESS —Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building -.
American Machines Honk in
a Hundred Languages
" The American automobile “honks" |
" in every language of the world and|
_ Ido.l business in every climate, It
"’ sounds its warning in over a hundred
] different countries, colonies and s
" lands, and renders service from loe
- Jand at the Far North to the equator
© and thence to the most extreme
southern line of human habitation
Flgures compiled for the Trads
Record of the National City Bank of
. New York show that the number of
.~ passenger machines exported from
" the United States in the last decade
. was 562,000, and of commercial ma
. chines, including motor trucks and
~ buses, 135,000 |
- DECADE'S EXPORT WORTH |
HALF BILLION DOLLARS
4 The value of the passenger ma
" chines exported in the last decade Is
$534,000,000, and of commercial ma
" chines $288,000,000. If we should
Pearry the record back to a dozen
" years and include motorcycles, which
S are In fact “automobiles,” the total
‘number of machines exported, in
cluding those sent to our own colo
niles, would reach a million, and the
= Yalue a round billion dollars
: Even this total of approgmately |
a billion dolizrs of automobiles of all |
55 types exported in the Jast dosen |
I years does not fully tell the story,
& for the value of “parts of’ machines
Toxponed for repair purposes aggre
i gates In that period about $350,000,
. 000; the value of automobile tires ex.
" ported in that period was §150,000,.
f._}'};}m. and the engines about 830.000.-’
E 900. |
~ TRADE SHOWS GAIN '
- OVER LAST YEAR '
5 These figures showing the enot
" mous exportation of motor vehicles
allll" especially interesting at this mo
" ment when the latest trade figures |
| show tremendous Increases over the
“ corresponding period of last year, ur[
| passenger machines alone, the total |
g‘ exports in the nine months endoing |
* with March, 1923, are, according to|
§§m reports of the government, |
£ 82454 against 23,694 in the same
i period of last year, and of motor
i« trucks and Dbuses 11,338 against
f 4,226 in the same months of 1921, |
i One especially interesting feature |
© of the big Increase in exports during |
" the current fiscal year occurs in the |
© fact thag the large increases are |
. chiefly ™ movements to European |
é; countries and their colonies. l
S - ]
) . -
| Financial Flashes |
| From James Macfarlane & Co. |
e 811 Second Ave. |
Twenty industrial stocks averaged
© 79.22, an advance of .12; 20 railroad |
| stocks average $3.51, a decline of A 1
. Fisher Body year ended April 30
~ last earned $33.98 a share on com
" mion versus $11.85 preceding year.
" Sharp advance in London market
| caused an Increased buying of cop
" per and resulted in sales at 15 and
, - cents per pound delivered. |
" Weakness in Mid-Continent raso
. line market first became apparent a}
_few days ago, and |s becoming more
" Widespread, acyding to Oil City
"j;; jck. New navy gas is reported
.@8 available in large quantities n‘
% to 12 cents a gallon from both
' vefiners and marketers. |
~ More cars were loaded with au
__';f',;; on New York Central
~ lines during May than in any
- other month on record,
A special court in St. Paul ap
% proved, after nine years of litigation, i
"”; the merger of S. P. and Central Pa.
| gific rallroads. It held the trans.
% lation act is binding, instead of
. the Sherman law.
. Stock of New York Central, ac
" eording to the New Ybrk Herald,
‘1?,6 ! be placed on a 7 per cent basls at
* & meeting of the board of directors
ﬁ;ﬁ , the step being influenced by
~ impro edkarnmgs by the road and
i 8 desire on the part of the manage
. ment to provide Incentive for the
‘ ponversion into stock of the $100,000,-
& 0 ‘convertible 6 per cent debenture
- Woolworth for the first five
~ months this year shows large in
~ trease in earnings compared
~ with 1922, according to reports.
' No news accompanied advance in
" General Electric and Westinghouse,
~ tho both companies are supposed to
.be heavily booked with forward busi
ess
' Anaconda Copper s reported to
" have made an offer of 70 for ali out
¢ standing bonds of the National Con
~ duit & Cable Co.
| New Issues ‘l
g N ’
. 8. W. Straus & Co. have purchased
,;{fan issue of $900,000 first mortgage
. 6% per cent serial coupon bonds se
';{ by the new 10. story Palmetto
. apartments, to be erected at the
- southwest corner of John R. st. and
&neock ave., Detroit, Mich, The
' bonds, which mature In 214 to 17
. years, constitute a direct closed first
;mortme on the land, building, fur.
* nishings, and equipment, and are the
. direct obligation of the Palmetto
gxnlldlng Corporation. Interest con.
I pons are payable June 1 and Decem.
B ber 1,
o .
Meetings ]
The Seattle Real Estate. agsocla.
4‘ wll! meet in the Hotel Butler
- banquet room Thursday at 12:15
~p. m, Former President Woody will
~‘be the honor guest, and R. G, Greene
“will be chairman of the day,
e
-’.{ 2 ;
Y ?.(r‘
b -
RE SCRIP
~ In financial circles, “scrip” 1s a
. temporary paper or certificate to be
_exchanged later for money or a per.
~ manent certificate, or whatever the
. &crip entitles the holder to receive,
The term is used in other lines to
. cover temporary certificates Igsued
1o be exchanged for specified {tems
at @ later date, the best known he.
1, J '_garhnpn. the “land serip,” issued
by the government to be exchanged
: ’“nnrnment land, ,
New York Stock Market
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WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
NEW YORK. June 138.—With New York Central railroad dividend meat-
Ing scneduled for this morning, the speculative Interest centered in this
stock at the opening of the New York stock market today
On the initial transactions, 2,000 shares changed hands at 101, an ad
vanee of a full xolnt over the previous close. Other ralls were steady
and chanses in the industrial st were confined to a fractional area,
l)penlnﬁ prices included: United States Steel, 85, ur l', American Can,
h“.‘. ur +: General Electrie, 180%, off 14: California Petroleum, mt‘.
up 'y: Pan-American B, 67, off \'\; American ’l‘oloyhmu & T-le‘r.ph. 134;
Studebaker, 110, off \t Southern Rallway, 36%, of b: Sinclair, 268 Gen~
eral Motors, 4% Ba dwin, 129%: United States Ru r 493, up % Cos
don, 144, off %, : ¥
TN LR YSy I SVCL A - e S - * »
1
CHICAGO, June' 12.—Grain prices
were genorvally lower at the close of |
the Chicago board of trade today, !
The weak undertone in wheat con- |
tinued thruout the session, induced
by the absolute lack of forelgn de
mand and absence of speculative
buying The damage Lo cropa, t.ho
resulis of {loods in Kansas and Ne
braska. will be heavy, advices sald
while Minnesota reported peed of
alns lin scattered sections
Corn weakened with lack of de
mand and shading of premiums |
Carh prices were lower and crop
news was favorable Feeder In- l
< jes were absent and country ele- |
vators reported a sufficient supply |
wi hand to meet trade requirements. |
tats showed conslderable weak- |
noss Cash demand was slow and |
crop news was favorable except |
from the flood-stricken Southwest, |
I'rovisions were higher {
-.- !
* |
Chicago Board of Trade
Tuesday's Quotations {
Wheat Open Migh lLow Clm'
Fuly SLIL LI SLOBT fLIO% |
Sept LOSK LOON 108% 1004
I Lith LUIN LIO% LN
5 m
July £l% "ny LY -‘"\}
Nept % 11N h ..('.I
D« c 61 §Th gy %)
Oats 1
JUIY . o oiss % A% N N
Bept A 8 s ATN Ay |
D . PN % % Y |
Lard- i
July 10,27 11.45 1137 11.43 ‘
Sept. .. 11.53 1168 1093 1168
Hibs ]
July AR ey e e ]
8ept...... 935 537 .30 pa |
-. . :
Liverpool Grain s
Tuesday's Quotations !
Wheat— Open High Low Ctoooi
July, faNd 98 4 S TRd MaTha!
Oet... Palid SeßNd Pebiid P sidl
@i P . !
Chicago Car Lots |
Tuesday's Quotations |
Furnished by Logun & Hryan {
810 Second Ave., Seattle i
Graln—- Rects. Cont. Estd. LL.Yr. |
Whest : se- 28 14 " 16
Corn Ssnsesve 348 135 AR 44
OBLB.ivenessas 104 148 154 162
BRIOE Vs dne o nhens 1 ih 1 &
Barley . .cc.oooo 10 .t i 421
-.- i
Cash Wheat i
CHICAGO, June 12.—~Wheat, No. 2|
hard, $1.13.
.- s . !
Foreign Exchange |
NEW YORK, June x:.—-l-'onun|
exchanged closed ateady. Sterling,
$481%;: franes, so.ouoa; lire, |
$0.0463 15, off e/ marks, #1915 1o
the dollar, off 7,107, !
j e |
‘ . ‘
Portland Grain '
Tuesday's Quotations i
Wheat--Soft white, 91.10; Western
white, $1.10; Hard Winter, $1.05;
Northern Spring, $1.05; Weastern
Red, $.105.
‘-- - f
E Portland Produce ,
Tuesday's Quotations !
[n-uu—wq {4c. |
Egge-—244 26c.
j'leenv——”?llc.
Heas-13@ 1%
‘ g 8 ®
.
San Francisco Produce
Tuesday’'s Quotations
l.‘ls(:b-ﬁx(tu, 48¢; primae firsts,
Egxs—-Extran, 30c¢; extra flntz 2%¢;
extra &ullcu. 27¢c; undersized pul
lets, 20¢.
Cheese—California flats, fancy, 27c.
. o
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee |
Tuesday's Quotations
!.ﬁnr-—wuker. Raw, $7.66: re
ned, dull; glnullled. f’.?.’)%‘lﬂ).
Coffee—No. 7 Rio, spot, 11%¢c; No. 4
Santos, 1434 @ 15c.
- - -
. ..
Fo:::zn Securities
| Furnished ;‘y.l.mn & Dryan
810 Becond Ave., Seattle
Bid Asked
Russian 6155, 1921,..... 11 13
Russian si3s, 1926...... 113 12%
Russian 6s, 1919,,......, 12 1314
French s, 1931......... 48 485
Fretich 45, 1917, ... c. 0.. 39 391
French is, 1920......... 47 i 5
British ss, 1027...,..... 98% 100%%
British bs, 1920.,....... 98Y; 10015
British Viet. 45......... 8615 884
British Ref, 48......... 85% 874
Belgium Restor. b 5..... 47 183,
Belgium Premium ..... 5034 52
Japanese 48 ........... 81i5 8114
Japancse lirst 4digs., .. '."J‘," 931 y
Japanese Second “'3" o 9235 928
United Kingdom, 1929..113% 114
United Kingdom, 1937, .103% 104
Italian Con, §5......... 41 1%
;- - -
Il BANK CLEARINGS
e
| Seattle | |
| Clearings .... .....$6,849,622.04
| Balances ..... ..... 1,129,578.19
} Portland !
Clearings .... ..... 5,735,612.47 |
: | Balances ..... ..... §560,000.16 |
i Tacoma |
| Total transactions.. 3,353,000.00 | I
“.' R = Y '_""'-““""’w"“““‘“"'x I
. . .
Seattle Stock Market '
Furnished by H. M, Herrin & Co, !
117 Cherry St,
Pank Btocks- Bld Asked
! Amerfcan Savings Bank...s 76.00 § $5.00
[ Bank of Californin........ 210.00 211.00
| Canadian Bank of Com... 100.00 200,00
| Dexter Horton National... 220.00 %%6 00
‘p',.-x National....oovioue. 300,00 210.00
Marine Nati0ma1,......... 115.00 122.00
Metropolltan. . ...oo.ovvves 330,00 240.00
| Xational Bank of C0m,... 31500 317.50
Nattonal Clty. ..ovvvvvvns 170,00 180,00
Seabonrd Nat10na1,....... 16500 170:00
Beattle Nati0na1.......... 27600 ~ ...
Beattle Title Tru5t........ 110.00 115.00
{Unlon Nat10na1........... 140,00 146.00
‘ Industrinl Blooks— ¢
ALDOTs, COM. s vivvivaienes 45,00 50.00
| o pldioiciiiiiiiiing 8260 $7.00
L Aero Alarm, €0m........." 1.60 2,00
Alaskn Steamship......... 89,00 93.00
Carnatlon Milk Prod., pfd, 101.00 102,00
Canterminl MUL .......... 100,00 116,00
i Pederal Telegeaph .. ...... 4,50 b.OO
| Fisher Plouring Mills. ... 95.00 97.60
Ceneral Petroloum, eom.,. 24,26 34 60
Globe Graln & Milling, com 65,00 58,00
do pld ..iiiiiiiiiiiiie 9600 Bid
Goodyenr I'lre &
Rubber (Cal) pfd...... 8760 88.50
Hawalian 8ugar........... 8360 34 60
Honalulu Plantation,...... 49.00 &0,60
char M LMY 00, 9300 95.00
New World Life.......... 1150 13.00
Northern Life, ....ooiivui. 146,00 165,00
Oahu BURAr. .....oovveuiee 3700 RBig
Owl Drug, pfd............ 102,60 103.00
Pac. Alaska Navigation,.. 77,00 5500
I]"-rlllc Car & Foundry.... 96.00 100,00
pacific Const Blscult. .. ... 110,00 129,00
lr-cmn Gan & Blaotrie, pfd §9.25 g 9.60
G Pac, Tol & Tel, vfd. ..., 04,00 450
| Pionoer Mills (sugar)..... 27,60 24,50
| Puget Bd. Power, 6% pfd.. 80.00 8300
[ Tteld Bros, eom. .v.oiiane D6OO 9300
dO PR vviseviiiineanvis 90,00 04,00
| Bperry Flour, ¢OM....cevu 44, 70,00
! do Prd. iovviiiiiiiannis 93,60 100.00
|| Buperior Portland Cement. 112,60 117,00
"Todd Bhipyards. ......00.0 52,00 64.00
n".fblﬂh. COMsvivnsvnuns .'a” 95,00
N. Y. Stock Market
Vurnished :..!nu & NBryan
| 810 Necwnd Ave, Seattle
Stock— High Low Closs
Amul-‘u Tobaceo,, . J4T% 84 14dY
Advancd Rumely.. ... 13% 13 13
AJax Rubber. ........ 0% MmN
Alnska Juneau. . ...v 1% 1% 1
Allls Chalmers, ... ~, 2% ily 41%
Amor, Agr., Chom. ... ITk 1% 1
Amer. Beet Bugar. ... 37 1 MYy
Amer, Nosch Mag,... 9% K %
American Can.,.....100% #il 4
Amer, Car & My, .. ATI% 171 leely
Amer. M. & Lahr, prd dbly 46 4
American loe. ... ....103 11 3
Amer, Intl, Corgan. ... 3% 3% Y%
Amer, locomotive. . . 142 140 oy
Amer, Ship & Com. ~ 12% 1y 12%
American Radiator. ~83 MH% M
Amer, Smelting. ~ ... 3% 1% aoy
00 PO s obuncinnrs TR - N M
Amer. Bleel Fudries, . 318% 348
Amer, 8ugar......... 3% Ti% NU%
Amer, Bumatera. ..... 30% Wy B
Amer, Tel, & Tel.., . 10% 104 y IMN
Amer. W001en,....... 31l ey %
Anaconda Copper. ..., 48 4% 4%
Assoclated Dry Gooda, 51% 9 N
Associated OM. ... ... 114% 114% 112
Atchison .. ceeraa 03N JOIN 10ANY
At Guit & W, 1....,. I¥ 1N 17N
Allled Chemilenl,. ...., TBO4 6 0w
Amer, Bafety Rasor.. 6% oty e
Atl. Coast 1ime...... 121% 11% 1
Austin Nich01e....... 33% 21% 22
Beechnut, cvvvinvives 87 o 66l
Baldwin Locemotive 132 138 10N
Baltimore & Ohlo., .. 2% s sl
Bethlehom Hteel B. ~1% (18 %
Butte Copper & Zine. I'% h ™
Butte & Superier...., 3% BH 4u
Callfornia Packing. .. 31y sy N
California Potroleum 1114 1078 107%
Canadian Pacific, ... . 100% 1025 181%
Central Leather,...., 2§ WY N
Cerrod ¢ Pasco. ...... 1% 9% 2%
Chandler Motors. ..., 61 M Y%
Chesapeake & Ohlo. ~ SSO 54% ©l%
COhl Gt Western pfd. 14 13% 1N
C, Mam F....... 2% 3% 22
G 0 PEA . cocoeveenns 40 81% BIY
Chi. Northwestern, ... S % SO4 M
Chile Copper. ........ 3% 2 "%
Chino C0ppet........ 31% 234 23§
Cocn Cola....oovvvuvs 2N My 0%
Caddo Ol .. v vvivvsnie 3% % N
Callaban Zine & Lead 7 % N
colo.'ml.: 1Y:1.....::“ ::: :::
Colorade Southern, .
Oug:hud Ga 5..... 1% 61§ €%
Continental Can...... 4§ 4 “y
Consolidated Textlle., 8% " %
Comn Pr0duet5.......180% 131 y 151 N
000 >iv 02 sesnrinse T Ml UM
Crucible 8tee1........ T 3% 1% TN
Cuba Cane Bugar..... I'% 114 1%
B 0 Plßccccocssssnin 40% 48 "
Cuban Amer, Bugar... 30% 8% 0%
Dupont .ovovicrese iy 134 123%
Division Chemical. .., 33 BN N
Dome Mines. ...... LR TO NH
Del. & Hudson .., ....113% 113 132
Endicott Johnson. ... TO% €% 9%
Brio:cccccasssnsvsans 33N 129 125
Q 0 19t POA. cuanieres 31 1% 194
do Ind pfd. ccovveil 0% 18% LN
Elk Horn Coal. ...... I%y 8% s
Famous Players. ... ... ¥¥ My MWy
Foderal Smelting pfd. 40'% N N
CoIdWYR. covecionease B% . s
General (.Hun.......n“ LIY i
General ectric.....100% 1804 1%
General Motors, ...... 16 ¢ MY %
Goodrich Rubber..... 30 ny
Gt Nor, Ore, etfs.... ¥ " nn
Great Northern pfd. ~ 74 TINO
Gulf Btates Steel. .. .. MY 311% MY
Granby Consolidated. 24% :c& b 4 )
\ General Asphalt...... 31 D L]
Guantanano Sugar. .. 7% % ™
General Tank......., 68% 53% %
Houston Ol ......... €3 i a 4
Hudson Motors, ..., 35% 3% %
Hupp Motors. ........ 32 % 1
liinols Central...... . 112% 111% 111
1n5pirati0n.,......... 33% 31% 31§
Intl, Harvester....... 19y TR Y
Bl POPOr.c.socsvves §8 4% 4
Inth Nickel. . .oooov. 1% M UN
Hinvingible 0f)........ 11% 13 13
Jewell Ted.......... 19§ 1% IS
K. C. Houthern...... 23§ 21% 1Y
Kely Springtield. ..... 12% 413 4%
Kennecott, ........oo 0% 30y MY
Keystone Tire. ....... &% ' %
Lae Tire & Rubber... 25% 234 N
Lahigh Va11ey....... 4% 1% @ly
Loulaville & Nastiville 93 iy M
Loew Theatars....... 178 6% 164
Lima locomotive..., 66l &% ltk
Mack Truck, «........ 9% 71§ ™
Maxwell Motors A. ... 475, 4% Gy
0 B.icivesesninss 15% 15§ 10N
May Depart. Storea. .. 8%, 8% iy
Moxlcan Seaboard Ol 18 1718
GO elfm. ....ovuvnees 100 G 18N 18N
Midvale Shell & Ord, 2, N 28N
Missouri Pacific. ..... 15% M% 14y
GO Pld vosoconvives §1 N Yy
Montgomery Ward... 23 N 3
Natlonal Lead.....,.122 121% 1%0%
New Haven.......... 18% 1% 11%
N. Y. C0ntra1!.......108% 100 10
Nevada Consolidated, 137 13% 114
Northern Pacific. ... T¢%§ 73 Ty
North American..... 21 0% 0%
Otls 8tee1........... 3% 9 s
Owen 80tt1ing....... ¢4l 44 as
Pan Amer Petroleum T 4% 734§ 71%
0B 1. vvisviceics 898 87 1%
Plerce Arr0w,....... 9% "% "y
Pleres 011, . .ovvevid® 3% 2 i
Pacific Ofl. . .o.ovvuus 388 35% 35N
Producers Refiners... 40% 49 i
Republic Tron & Steel 15 40% 454
Replogle Bteel . ....... 18% IBy 1%
Sears-Roebuck....... 77% 1% TBy
Binclalr Consolidated. IBy 24 %
Houthern Pacific..... 92 Y oy
Southern Rellway.... 3T% 8% 6%
G 0 P& «vs Susarens 49% 4T 4T3
Btewart Warner...... 827 80% 90
Stromberg Carburetor 71'% . 70 60
Studebaker C0rp.....111% 109% 1103
Htanlard Ol Cal, ..., 83% bly 83%
Texas Company ... ... 4% My o«
Timken Bearings.... 38% 7% =
Unlon Pacific........ 187% 136 1236
U. B. Rubber........ BOY% 49 i
U, 8 8me1ting....... 29 " MYy
U. K. Bteel C0rp...... 96'%, 884% 04
dopfde..ovovvvies 118%° 114 115
Utah C0pper......... 8% 641 64%
Vanadium Steel. ..., .13 Y ny
Westinghouse E1e0... 6577 683% 6l
Woolworth .... ol 243 m 31
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Foreign Money Status
Tuoesday's Quotations |
Farmshed by Logan & Bryan
810 Second Ave., Benttle
Normal value Presont value
$4.866.....8ter1ing ......... .!4‘.1,1 14
SI.OO ~...Canadian ..... 075 etn,
19,30 cts. . French franc.. 643 cta,
19.30 etu. . Belglan franc. b. 54 cts.
19,30 cts, . SBwian franc.., 1798 cts,
19.30 cts..ltalian 11ra.... 1,66 cta,
23,82 ctu, . German mark. 00012 ct,
26.80 cta, .Swedish krona., 26:59 ota.
26.80 cts. .Norway krone. 16.68 cta.
26.80 cts. . Danish krone.. 17.50 ctx,
16.00 ¢ts. . Greek drachma. 3,00 cta,
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Liberty Bonds
Tuesdny's Quotations
Furnished by Logan & Hryan
810 Second Ave., Seattle
Borlop— High Low Close
First 3%s ....101,03 101.02 101.01
WIXEL 48" v ocv 08.08
Becond 48 .... .... 4o 98.07
I*lrst A4B ..., 9817 98,12 ORI2
Hecond 4%4n ... 08,14 08.10 08.11
Third 4%s ... 98,25 D 8.20 98.21
Fourth 4%s .. 9817 98121 9813
New 4%n .... 90.27 90.26 99.26
. .
City Lots to Be
.
Sold at Auction
Giving another ilndication of the
renewed activity in Seattle real es.
tate, 107 view lots in the Jefferson
Park district, adjoining the wolf
links, will bé put on the market
Saturday. The tract has been held
by u non-resident owner,
The lots will be sold at nuetion,
one at a time, to the highest bidder,
by J. E. Barnett, ductioneer, This
method of closing out entire tracty
s novel to Heattle, hut haws long heen
A popular selling method in and
around New York city,
THE SEATTLE STAR
: ’
How High's Sugar?
(From The Financlal Review)
The merry press agents are
busy trying to show that sugar,
relatively, is not high at current
wholesale prices of 9% cents. The
following Is a table of pverage
commodities with current prices
as compared with those of a year
ngo!
Current Yr, Ago Inec %
Wheat.....cse 30,43 SLD 10
RIDEE 55 s 04N hOO Mwy LTI 8
PIOUr s sonnns 675 e 18, ¢
5uger........ A 9% .058 741
KRN avisisas 2530 12.00 10
L 7 sauss o AROB 11.00 18
Cotton. 0v...0 27.38 20.7% na
Printclothe .. Uil 4% U 1
POR. s ccviess 8850 2450 264
Bwel vovoiee 4600 $5.00 ne
*Decreass.
VEGETABLES
Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers
(The prices given are those made to
retall dealers by wholesalors, With a few
‘.-n-mul exceptions, prices to producers
'um be flgured by deducting the cost of
[ transportation to Neatlle and approxi
mintely 16% for haullng, storage and sell-
Ing vost. )
Artichokes—Cal., per d0x.... 758 135
BEDBIREIR i) i sasvasiaiess s DY 51
Beoans-Cal, por . ....cionees 400 18
Looal, new, sack SRR A 3.50
Beets-Cal, dox. bunches ..... A 0
Local, new, per sack ........ 2000000
Cabbage—Cal, por th, ..... 04% 0 080%
Currols—Local, dos, ~..vvv..0 HOO 00
Naw, sack ..., carrese 2750000
Cuunliflfower—Por crate . ....... 100
Cucumbers Local hothouse .. .1 000200
DI PIR W." (cisiescinsvens 10
Lettuce —Local, per orate ... ... 2750000
Onlons-Cal. brown L 000060
Loeal green, per dox e
Parsley - Loc, dos. Irg. bunches 28
Parsaips. Per pack shses 50 s 5003 TE
Peppers—Mex ~ por 1b........ 149 .20
Greoen Peas-Per IV, ..oivvvies 00 A 0
Potuloes
Cold storage, fancy .......20 0003500
Common, cold storage . 16.00000.00
Neow, per I, e NN LT BN
Sweol Polatoes. La., hamper. ~ 1.1
Radishes Local, dor, bunches, . A 0
Rhubarb—Local, per 1b,..... .02@ .08
Rutabagns - Fer sack .........0.000L028
Spinach—Local, new, crate . ... 1.50
TODRE PBIO o iihsots vakavias 115
Tomnloos - Mex , lug, repack .. 250450
Turnips—Dox. bunches ........ A 0
FRUITS
& Prices Fald Whelesals Dealers
V.uo- NOWLODE . ocvovivnenne 113
Winesaps, extra fancy ....... 27500078
m«o-mhn ate L.l LTEQLIE
—Per ™., . ciranne 20% 9 11
Cantaloupes--Standard ~...... 0259550
Cherrlen—Ning, b, ....000000 110 30
TOIArIAR. . . covvinsnesionsee: 380 30
ROYE! ABDS.cvovrsonersnasnee 30
Pie cherrie® . ...covvennvres 350 A 8
Coeoanule~Por Aol ..covcisuvs 1.58
Dates--Dromedary, 1t .pky. box. s
Figs-Dried Cal, 160 4-0 n phas, i
Goosebersios ler 1y R 0 B
Grape Frult--Florida, box ..... 0609750
Cal. ... R sernen e+ .3504.00
Haney~Comb, per case ........ 435004078
Stratned, ™ saressssanes 330 13%
Lomons ot DOk .. .coiiveee 8150T.00
[Oranges—Por Box ~....00000, 0000550
| Plaespple—Per cuve . .00 ... 1.40
| Strawberries—Clark Seediings. . / 173
i Van Diemens ~...... 1000195
Marshalls . ..... e L 8 @OB
TangerinesHiandard box . ....5.5008138
NUTS
Frices Pald Wholesale Dealers
Sack Lots .
Almondsl X. L, per ™, ..... g 8
Peanots—Va, per B, .....cuoe Je
Poenns—Por M. oovviivivernane 210 42
Mized Nuto—Per B, ..c.ocvves 10
Walnuts—-Cal, No, 1, per ..., a 1
Jumbo budded, per b, ...... a 4
Fancy budded, per ™, ....... g 8
DAIRY PRODUCTS
FPrices Fald to Shippers
Butterfato .
A grade, Seattls delivery . ... As
Egus—¥reals ranch, white shell, 23
FERROE RO 6% o 2 avibe viens e J 3
PR S e e ean el A%
Milk—Cwt., f.o.b. Heattie supply. 150
F.O D condensary ......... 20
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices 1o NRetall Dealors
Buller—Local creamery, cubes, Rit
! Local prints, wrapped ... .... As
| Egge—Fresh ranch, white shell, , 2%
P:l‘l::‘ OO s ocissiinsanense A 7
sebernvasivanssnnnnneres 520 23
Cheeso ’
OF - Uripletl oo ioicivissavena L
Wisconsin cream briek ...... 40
Block BWiiS ivovio.ciibiinese A 0
Wash, tHDMLE i..cciienierse J
Tllamook triplets, old ...... .240 .30
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Pald by Wholesale Deulors
to Shippers
tntﬂkn—uchomo.’r: ..o/ 300 21
' Rocks and Reds, 10, ..000000s 23
Capons Live, fat, per b, ..... a 2
PRney, . D cisdrnisnisevasn a 8
Mens—i ' Ibe. and Up. ......... 21
Medium, live, 34 to 4% Jbe. . .18
Live, light, 5 to 3% Tm...... a 4
l’:.ucy dry picked 3 conts abown
e,
Geeso—Live, 122, 9to 13 Iha. ~ a 8
llrxu Heres—4¢ e and up.. a 2
Fancy 4. p., 815 Iy, ~ 390
TAvB, IRt PO ID.civeivniens 233
Roosters—Old, live, por b, .. ... A 9
Hogs— =
OBolod BBt oo iiiiiiiviees; A 0
Choloe MeAYY ...ovovvivenae NBO 09
Yeal—
Paney; MBS .ii iesiviorolane A 3
Fancy, heavy, 160300 Iba. . 100 .11
Modium, heavy, 150200 Iba, 04@Q .09
Medium, hoavy, 150200 ha. .. 079 .09
POULTRY AND MEATS
i Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers
| Dueks~Dressed, por 1, ....... a 1
Hena—Dressod, heavy,..v.ooo 209 .21
Drassed, NEBL. ... .vivvvue 250 .28
Live, hoayy, IDisiserssivie 48
s lAve, LB M o 5 iviistsnss s 24
Brollers—l923, per Ihooiiviees. A 5
Geese—Drossed, por b, .. ..., .30
Tarkeys—Fancy, dressed . ..... 400 .42
Lhve fURCY, I, viiivesvsnvse a 2
Beiglan Hures—-Live, per b, ~ A 1
Dressed, per Ib. ............ 200 21
Cown—Country, dressed, Ib. .. .06@ .08
Hogs—Fancy, bloek ~........ J2¢.11%
Veal-—-Fancy, Hght .........4.. .u: AT
I Heavy, COAT®O ~ .civvvenves 090 .12
Medlum, dressed . ........... 110 .13
LIVE STOCK
Quotations at Stockyards
Cattle—
Primé 5teer5.......00i.000 7508 800
‘ Medhim to good. ... . ..., 7.000 7.50
Priwvio cows and helfers. ... 6.00@ 6.50
' Calves ..vvvicsvinivierinn. 0,600 ',OOI
[ Bulls .oiseirnnpirivivives 2,260 4.00
i Hoge— ‘
Prime..cioovvissvnvecness 7.8650 5.00
I Hmooth HeaYY......civvve. 6,009 7.00
PINR. ..o cvoviivinenhonasers 8,760 1.7:.[
! Sheep— \ ]
| Prime Inmbs. ooouiiiia, 106061100
i Common to ch01eé0...,...., 7.00010.60 |
YOArllngs, .o cvivnivivivies 7000 8.25
Wethers ... i ciiiiverees 6,000 800 ‘
Ewes VWi ivanwndsiriiass 3,000 600
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices
Flour—Family patents....... 7.60% 7.50
Sugar—Cane, per ewt.,, .. ~., 10,80
| Boeet, per eWleioiiviisoviean 10.40
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED ]
Timothy—=Flrst- grade. .. ... 18006 21,00
Timothy Hay—D, G......,... 10000 ::.‘oo‘
Alfalin Huy—irst grado. .. .. 17000 10,00
BUPAW . coivviidiirie i« 11.00012.00
Corn=Whole, yellow, 120', .., ....,. 49,00
Cracked and foed menl, 100'5...,.61,00
Barley—Wholoe feed, 1008, ~....,,.41,00
Holled and ground, So°'%-100's, ..., .61.00
Onts—Whole feed, 100°8. ... ....,....47,00
Rolled and ground, 70's-80', ..., 40.00
Whent—Reclonned foed, 125'a,....,,60,00
AllGrnin Chop==Bo'B .., o 0 40,00
PChlek Feed 1000 o 0 oiiiiviue i, 66,00
Chick 18, M. Mashloo's .00 ~ 67.00
ltmmlng Foed—-100'8 .« ivviriiesseny 88,00
Growing Mash- 100 . oooue i, 02,00
B Mash—<loo'B . .. oovivviwiiisid 04,00
serateh Feed <IOOB o .oiiiinvnii, 04,00
Coconnnt Menl—<loo'o ... oouuuesu,,, 04,00
tottonseed Meal<loo'% .\, vuuy. ~ 00,00
Linseed O Meal—-100'0 ~ ..., 07,00
Soy Bean Meal=<loo'o, . oouviivis. ~ 66,00
AVI Mendoeoo'B .(i iv v vinnis, 82,00
Bone Meal-<loo'm . .ocvvvnivivnin,. . b 7.00
Bone—~Granulntod, 100'8 o iouuiueus, Vo
[ ChnrconlHardwood, 60's . ..., .., .07 o?
|l’lah Menl<loo'B ... v iveiviiivein, R 7.00 |
LGeit—Limextone, 1008 ~ .o iviyiai 18,00 ]
Granite, 100°8 .o vviiiiinoranes 80,00
Ment Sermps Daatorn, 100's ... ..., 104,00 l
Dalry: Pile manure over 60 fect l
from where cows nre milleed und over ‘
100 feel from the milk house, This
18 o state luw,
“How’s Crops?’’ Is Big
Question This Season
Farmers Have Chance to Get on Firm
Foundation
BY GEORGE BRITT
DES MOINES, la, June 13-~
When you overhear the rustic In
quiry of “How's cropa?” you want to
perk up and take notice of the an
pwer,
It's a far more vital question In
the United States this present grow:
ing season than almost ever before,
For 1023 is the farmers' year of
fate,
No less an authority than 0. E.
Bradfute, president of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, is back of
that statement, |
PIN HOPES ON
PRESENT YEAR
“The outlook so far is good, but If
it doesn't pan out, it's all up with
thousands of farmers” says Brad
fute,
““They can't run along on paper
uny farther, The level of agricul
tural depression has lifted since late
1920,
“The farmer can see daylight now.
His accounts are not so deeply in the
red Ink figuren as they were (wo
years ago. But the time is simost
here when he must be paying off
his mortgages. The banks have got
to be cared for,
“Unless this turns out to be a good
crop year, 1 am afrald we shall aee
foreclosures snapping all around us."”
RENEWED OPTIMISM
IS MATERIAL HELP
The farmer this year has n falrer
fighting chance 10 overcoms his
handicaps than any time recently,
Bradfute points out, His greatest
gain, perhaps, has been in the In.
tangible quality of renewed optimism,
He 15 cheerful again and believes he
can pull out of the slump.
On top of that he has the machin
ery of the newlyamended federal
warehouse act to help in marketing.
He ean hold his crops to adxJ them
when the market is rigny, stepping
into the position of the middleman
and dealing more directly with the
consumer.
A second advantage from legisla.
tion s the new rural credits act
which makes it possible to get long
term loans on advantageous terms.
The Farm Bureau Federation is try.
ing to come to the rescue still further
by weeking reduced railroad ratgs on
agricultural products.
!(‘ONHKR\'A‘I’ISN 15 ‘
ONLY SAFE POLICY
“Hut in this eritical period, the
only safe policy for the faymer is Lo
conserve what resources he has” de
clares Hradfute, ‘
*“ln at least one of the states, the
president of the State Farm Bureau
has advised the farmers not to bny‘
anything that is not absolutely os
sential, The reports from the le
mail order houses say their business
in growing, 1 wmmmn-I
ing s that the farmers are seeking
to buy necessaries by mafl and save
a few cents on each purchase undn"
the price at the crossroads store,
DESERVE HIGHER
LIVING STANDARD 2
“PDuring the war period of prosper
ity, farmers got used to a higher
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Ship News '
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Tides in Seattle |
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
JUNE 13 JUNE 1
First Migh Tide First Migh Tide
2:63 6. m, 103 £t |3:37 & m., 10.3 fL.]]
Tirst low Tide | Viest low Tide |
1615 am, 0.7 fLito:idam, —3l N ‘
second Migh Tide | Second Migh Tide |
$:36 p.om, 100 £, 16:10 p. ey, 10,4 ML
Second Low Tide Secand Low Tide
10:40 p.om, 69 L 1133 p. M, TO ML
. 0
Weather Bureau Report
TATOOEH IRLAND, June 128 A, M.
~farometer rising; cloudy: wind west,
alwi smlles an howr, Caseea 0, str Cas.
cade, at 6:20 a. m.; otr Lake Francis, at
1198 m.
. s e
.
Arrivals and Departures
ARRIVED=—June 11-—Motorship Tima
from Htockholm via porte at midnight;
str Africa Maru from Hongkeng via
Shanghal, Kobe and Yokohama, at 3:15
p. m.; str Jefferson from Houtheastern
Alaska, at 2:30 p. m.; str Nome Clty
from San Franecisco, at 12:40 p. m.; str
Port Angelea from San Pedro via Ban
Francisco and Port Angeles, at 4:35 p.
m.; atr Drechtdijk from Rotlerdam via |
porta, at 7:30 p. m
SAILED—June 128 tr Blue Triangle
for Tacoma, at 4:06 a, m,.; str La Purl
sima for Port Ban Luls, at 3:30 a. m.; str
Went Notus for Pluenos Ayrea via poris,
at 1:40 a. m.; atr Kaga Maru for Hong
kong via Yokohama, Kobe and Bhanghal, |
at 10 a. m. June 11--Btr Curacao for |
Ladysmith, B, €., at 650 p. m. sir]
Nome City for Tacoma, at 4:25 p, m.| str |
Thoe Crowley for Tacoma, at midnight;
motorship Kina for Vancouver, B, C, at
fpom i
0 cal
Alaska Vessels
Valdez~June 11-—Halled, =»ir North
western, southbound, at 2:30 p. m,
Juneau—June 10-—Hailed, »tr Admiral
Watson, northbound, at 9:30 p, m,
Ketehikan—June 11-—Halled, str Alas
ks, northbound, at 12:30 p, m,
. e e
‘ .
Vessels in Port at Seattle
#Bmith Cove—Plor {l—Btr Kaka Maruy,
sohir Bpokane, barge Bartram.
Bell Btreot Terminal--U, 8 C, G. Bno
- homish, motorship Lima.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal-—Btr Ad
miral Rogers,
Pier 11-Beßtr Owego.
Pier §—Btr Port Angeloes,
}Plar §-Btr Africa Maru,
Pler 2--Btr Latouche, str Redonde,
Pler I=Florence Luckonbach,
Pier A—Btr Admiral Nicholson,
Pier B—Btr I, ¥, Alexander, str Admiral
- Rodman,
pacific Const Conl Bunkers—U, 8, L. I,
| T. Heather,
{l, 8. Bhipping Poard Moorings—Btr Anna
15. Morse,
gan Jusn Pishing & Packing Co.~Btr
Jefforson,
Lander BStreet Terminal--Btr Pennayl
l vanian,
gpokane Btreet Terminal--Btr Dreshtdijk.
ast Waterway Dock & Warehouse (o,
Str Bantlam,
Todd Dry Doglis-—~Btr West Ison, sty Bi].
verado, sty West Nilus, str President
Madieon, sty Eldridge,
Puget Bound Hridge Dredging Co.~Btr
Patterson,
Amen Shipyard & Terminal-—~Btr Gritfau,
Heffornun's Drydock—Bktn Gratla,
stimson's Mill=Hßarge Henry Villarg,
bark Virginia Olson, .
winslow Marine Rallway--Bchr Melroge,
woht Detwy Ttoss, barge Coquitiam City,
whalers Star Now, 1,2, 8, 2
- Denver Live Stock
| Tussiny's Quotations |
Cattle—Ttecelpts, LIOOO market 10¢
| higher, Bteers, $8a@10.856: cowy
and helfers, SSALO@RBO; stockerp
| 5 nnd rr(c-dvl“n,‘ lﬂ}]"ff;ll&.
Hogs < ocelpts, 28700 markot 5 3
higher, Top, $6.60; bulk, u;q.r,;,'ﬂ);,'
‘ NEanR tpte Hpß
Sheep—Hßecelpts, 208 market stoady
| Bpring b, sl9. 70881476 ',‘,“:,"',;'
$0Q0; yourllngs, $lO4 11,60, .
0. E. BRADFUTE \
standard of living. They got auto.
mobliles and Victrolas and silk wsox
and sent thelr children Lo college,
Farmers now are fighting to main.
tain that standard, and they have a
right to those things. |
“In some Instances, however, 1
know that they are keeping up that
pace at the expense of their capital
Investment, They are letting their
farms go without fences and fertilizer
and paint. That means that they are
consuming their farma' |
One other angle to the situation s
pointed out. In the states where co.
operative marketing prevalls, and on
crops so organized, the recovery to
ward prosperity is greater than in
the non.cooperntive states,
That may be simple coincldence,
Bradfute admits, But it is a fact, |
. . .
l Building Permits ’
UNDER 81,000
Orfental American Hank, 610 Main, al
teration to shop, SIOO,
J. A. Dunford, 32¢ 2ind N, retaining
wall, §lso.
C. O. Rudd, 117 W, Dennett, addition to
residence, §SO.
C. A, Palmer, 131 Bellavye N, ahied, 1300,
Mary Johumson, 1036 W, 6ls, sddition to
residence, 200
o::‘..:nuu. fllß 10th N. E, guarage,
Bhell Company of Californla, 1301 West
lake N, wreck bldg, SIOO,
O, M. Polson, 1223 Firet W, garage, 155
J. B, Wiison, 3118 N, slnd, garage, SIOO.
Mr. Bernth, 710 22nd 8., garage, §IOO.
Lo M. Adamns, 633 Luclle st., garage, $560,
Mra. B. Stricker, 103 W, Comstock, gar
age, 150,
B, Lindbolt, 9001 15th B W, garage, SSO,
Joseph M. Gilman, 3414 First W, gar
sxe, 340,
C. A. Boldue, 2203 B, kth, stand, S6O.
J. M. Coulson, 7613 Latons ave, Ear
age, 35
Harriett E. Zeller, 61078, 75th, alteration
to residence, §SO.
Sheil Company of California, 1201 West.
lake N, retaining wall, 125,
E. Y. Murphy, 903-11 Poplar pl, wreck
apartment house, §IOO,
M. Neubert, 4324-28 Thackeray pl., gar
age, §l6O.
O, . Oson, 1953 11th W, garage, SSOO,
J. B Curry, 412% Juneau, alteration teo
residence, §2O.
Mrs. Hibb, 1330 Sixth, alterstion to
store, §75.
H. C. Peters, 3063 McKinnon road, gar
age, SIOO,
H. C. Peters, 5053 20th B W, garage,
1100,
a.'c. Peters, 8513 35th & W, fﬂid.m.]
200.
H. ©. Poters, 5027 21st 8. W, residence,
§SOO,
n.'c“l’oun. 003 21st B W, residence,
200,
ll.’ C. Peters, 2020 aNrion, residence,
¥96.
u..\':..° Peters, 8028 3ind 8. W, resldence,
200,
H. ‘(’. Peters, 5020 Barton, residence,
S2OO,
K. Chikato, lesses, 615 Charles, alteration
to store, 75,
Mra. Ida Amundson, 311 B, 66th, altera
tion to residence, §4O.
OVER §I,OOO
Hazel Corwin, 4504 Stone way, frame
store 48xi0, 34,000,
C. D. & E. L. Bverett Co., 7103 Wayside,
frame residence 26x24, 12,500,
Pooth & Co, 2314 K. Lynn, frame res!
dence 23x36, §3.%04,
Booth & Co, 2314 £ Lyon, frame resi
dence 32x26, $3.000,
Beck & Rasmussen, ¥4i Emerson, frame
resnidence 36x26, 34,500,
L. ¥. Knight, Box 187, Bremerton, frame
residence 40x24, $4,000,
J. B. Barton, 4765 190th N. E, frame resl
dence 38x268, 35,2060,
Rutier Hotel Co., shop niteration, SIO,OOO,
Robt. 1. Proctor, care bldg. dept, frame
residence 81x27, $4,000,
Btephen Herg, 3402 Woodlawn Park,
apartment house 107x50, §50,000,
New Calls for Bids
Coral B. White, manager of the
National Surety Co., reports the
following new calls for bids: |
GRADING
AND PAVING
City council, Spokane, ‘Wash,
bida Juna 20, paving lllinois ave,
and curbing Hallom and Mallon
aves,
Willlam Manier, clerk school dis.
trict No. 1, Olympia; bids 7:30 p.
m., June 21, clearing sight of new
Washington school.
ROADS
AND SEWERS
County + commissioners, Seattle,
bids 10 a. m, June 18, construction
A. Solberg road.
Geo. E. Goodwin, distriet engi.
neer, bids 2 p. m, June 28, National
Park Station, Mont, Construction
10 miles of road,
County commissioners, Grays
Huarbor county, Moniesano, bids July
2, sewerage construction, sewerage
improvement district No, 6.
John T, Habiult, city recordever,
Silverton, Ore, bidg § p. m, June
26, sewer construction, |
BUILDING |
CONSTRUCTION 1
Board of regents, University nf‘
Washington, bids July 9, construe.
tion library bullding.
J.o B Hall, school clerk, Distriet
No. 400, Bnohomish county, l)hla‘
June 20, additions to high school
and Riverview =chool,
Commissioner light and water, Ta.
coma, bids June 19, construction
masonary bullding.
W.o o Willlams, city olerk, Ren.
ton, bidg 6 p. m., June 19, construc
tion ¢ty hall bullding,
Board of control, Salem, Ore., bidy
Published Dally at 1307 Seventh Ave. |
Beattle, Washington |
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All canes, 607 Leary Bld, Fll. 2946,
J7P Ball-Wrn, Diall, 215 Hurke Bidg.,
905 24. All cases. Fess moderate. |
Collateral Loans |
ﬂﬁrﬂ LOANED ON Al.i,"Al!T;-
cles of value. THE RELIABL
1107 Third ave.
_ Dog and Cat Hospl & |
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11, t t;nnuln; to the dn..! uouzt.\
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l“’. 712 Hl'lu‘v.rz l'.o.
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W. MONTELIUE PRICE CO., Beattle.
kuumlu’l“_.
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"n Co., I#t and Virginia. Estab
shed 1874,
5 Qp!ﬁk_-i_an}nd Optometrist
Or. Bdmunds, Vraser-Paterson (o,
_P_!Jnhlm. Surgeons |
Sr.wAncul.'ﬁih’Wo,"Pmc'u Tidg.
omen's ailments and disorders.
Patent Attorneys E
Fredeorick P, Gorln, U, & and F"-.?i-'i’fh
Patents secured, developed, sold.
Barsh lock, milk bottle handle, cash
bonus and royalty: tooth brush,
malke offer, IK.'.J-‘.‘ Central Rldg..
Beattle, phone Main 0390, 600 F st.
N. W. a’u-hlnnon. D. C.
NOLDS. Established Seattle, 1£92;
2 years examiner U. 8. Patent Of
fice. 402-6 Lyon 814. Elliott 5075,
Mason, Fenwick, Lawrence, estab
lished 1861, Advies and booklet
free. 432 Burke Wide.
Harry Bowen, Patent Expert. Fee
275, all cost. Terms. Pantages Bid
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ZPIANO Tuners—liuniness Director
PIANO TUNING, $3; REPAIRING;
work :ununlrrd. John Strom,
Main 3030. 510 Broadway.
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2322 White BlMg.
ARE you MASTER of self and con
ditions that govern your life? IF
not and you want Happiness, Suc
cesn and Health, SEE ME. 1 teach
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sonal Magnetism and defelop latent
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Hours: 10 a. m. to nf‘ m. Phone
M. 1542, Bunday and evening by
appointment,
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ANYONE KNOWING THE WHERE
abouts of Mra. Nellle Songer please
write P-70, Btar. I am the father
gf her two children,
VIRIT THE LONESOME CLUB, RAT
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5 LEGAL NOTICES
TG WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that R. H. Parsons
has made an application to erect
a public guun at 1216 Willard
ave, east 31.7 of south s 0 of lot 1.
block 26, Comstock Sup. Addition.
Anyone desiring to protest such oc
cupancy must file such protest at
the office of the Bundln' Degcrt
ment, Room 505 County-City Bldg.,
prior to June 23, 1923,
Bection 808, Ordinance No. 31578,
~ CHICAGO, June n.-ummn‘
Field & Co., in their weekly review
‘of the wholesale dry goods trade,
say:
“Current wholesale distribution of
dry goods continued lin about the
same volumes ag last week, but didl
not reach the figure of the cm-re-I
sponding perfod a year ago, when |
the semiannual pre-inventory sale
was held. Road saileg were in ex.
cess of the total of a week ago,
altho they were somewhat less than
during the same week last year.
‘Sales for Immediate delivery show a
considerable Improvement over both
last year's and last year's figures,
indicating increased retall activity.
“There were fewer customers in
the market than during the same
week in 1922, altho there were con
siderably more than last week. Col.
lections were about equal to last
vear during the corresponding pe
riod,
~ “There is every reason to belleve
that the prednventory sales to be
held next week by the Chicago
‘wholesale houses will attract a
greater volume of trade than last
year."”
11 a. m, June 19, one.story dormi.
tory building, school for blind,
salem,
. Board of control, Salem, Ore., bids
9 a. m., June 19, building state hos.
pital for insane, Pendleton, Ore,
Board of control, Salem, Ore., bids
® a. m. June 19, bulldings for Ore
gon State Soldiers’ Home,
Board of Control, Salem, Ore.,
bids 9 a. m, June 19, buillding for
| Oregon state tuberculosis hospital.
| MISCELLANEOUS
WORK AND EQUIPMENT
Otto Beatty, school clerk, district
No. 188, R. ¥, D. No. 3 Auburn,
bids 8 p. m. June 15, heating plant,
Algona school,
Reuben W, Jones, secretary,
school distriet No. 1, Seattle, bids
11 a. m, June 21, heating Central
School and Clinic building.
Reuben W. Jones, secretary,
school district No. 1, Seattle, bids
11 ay m, June 14, kitohen equip
ment Garfield high school.
C. B, Bagley, board of public
works, Seattle, bids 10 a, m. June
15, 40th ave. 8. W., water mains,
fire hydrants; Greenwood ave, pav.
ing.
N, D. MeKillip, school clerk,
Montesano, bids June 15, heating.
Rye Forecast Has
.
Slight Decrease
Rye in Washington on June 1
averaged 85 per cent of normal as
compared with 92 on May 1. The
orop Is now expected to amount to
204,000 bushels against 169,000 bush.
¢ls in 1022,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928.
et "et eel .-, e e o
5 LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is 10 certify that ¥. ¥ Hart
iaub has mads an apglication to
erect and maintaln a garage st
406-10 Elghth ave. N, lot 8, block
85, D. T. Denny's Home Addition
Anyone desiring 1o protest such oce
cupancy must file such protest st
the office of the Bullding Depart
ment, Room 505 County-Clty Dldg.,
prior to Wednesday, June 27, 1823
Bection 904, Ordinance No. 31578,
6 LOST AND FOUND
GENUTNE BLACK VPIN €EXT,
| purse, left in rest room of Mc
‘ Dougall & Southwick Tuesday af
ternoon, Liberal reward, Bunset
| 1568 L
LORT—FEMALE TOY ¥OX TER
rier, Fort Lawton distriet, white,
black spots on back, brown ears.
'inrllo.-lfwﬂ-l( Heward X
LONT HAND ~ BAG: LADIES
shoes, children’'s clothing. Maple
"\'.llr;,' run'i_ Hunset 7‘.'7‘!!_____~ :
PARTY WHO FOUND SHEET, BUN
| set 4088
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7 FEMALE HELP WANTED
DR ZAMORA C. CAUFFMAN (BPE
clalizing in Dermatology) says
that hundreds of women owe thelr
RESTORED relaxed faclal and
neck muscles to her patented
CHIN STHAP and skin foods, Bent
anywhere for $1.50 and full par-,
ticulars for home treatment. Ad
dress Dr, Zamora C. Cauffman,
1620 drd ave., Beattle, Wash,
CONTINUALLY PROGRESSING, BE
ginning this week we will be
completely 'qui,)pcd to handie all
fancy grades of silk, ete., in our
new hand wash department, where
M’rrxlhlnx will absolutely be
hand washed in Lux. “Box, we
darn 'em” New Richmond Laun
_dry, Main 5256,
WOMEN AND GIRLE FORK RASDP
berry picking, excellent field, new
quarters, beautiful spot for sum
mer outing. For particulars write
F. A. Bexton, Sumner, Was},
eroute 1, Box 19,
HKASPBERRY PICKERS WANTED.
Women and girls preferred. Good
sceommodations and excellent
picking. Also have cherries, cur
rants, ete. Write for particulars.
C. W. Orton, Sumner. _ _
10 RASPBERRY PICKERS WANT
ed, women and girls over 11, 4 in
party. Best accommodations. Free
goulou. Write for particulars to
._[wmunu!.__ﬂumne_r_, Wash.
PERRY PICKERS WANTED—
Bainbridge Island, Vashon Island
and Bellevue Districts. Inquire at
auy berry field
HEMSTITCHING
Reducedmrrlcn. 414 Eite] Bldg., Sec
ond and Pike, over Bartell's,
HEMSTITCHING, 6c YD, MACHINE
embroldery, buttons covered,
leating. 304 People's Bank Bldg.
ﬁ'%‘&'m ING
t_g_u%l. 506 Pine st
WE HAIR BINGS.
4738-M.
8 SITUATION—FEMALE
DAY NURSERY./bbe. ELL. 6630-J.
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9 MALE HELP WANTED
et ————————————
HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTED FOR
GOOD DOWNTOWN ROUTE AND
LOADING BUNDLES ON STL!EE‘I
CARS. EXTRA SALARY PAID
FOR LOADING PAPERS. APPLY
+* AT THE CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT, THE SEATTLE ‘STAR,
SEVENTH AVE. NEAR UNION.
’ ’ 1
Coeur d’Alene Mines
Wanted—Miners. $5.80° undergroun
anted—Miners, 3
tlmbermelln_k“: %-hour shift; nﬂ
mines :3 ing every day, include«
ing Sunday and the year ‘round.
Modern boarding and rooming
houses, with b.fh. ‘steam heat,
electrie lights and reading rooms,
eve ng furnished. No fees for
employment: no labor trouble.
‘Write for further information or
apply ﬁf Geo. T. P‘mm{m‘ o‘r‘t’g:,
r n Employmen
_mluee. f«'mm 7 §
OUTING TROUSERS, $5.00
Fine stripe serge outing trousers,
only $5.00. Buy upstalrs and save
money.
Ll'.\'l)al,'!ST-LILLY
_____Green Bldg. ith & Pike.
SHIRT MANUFACTURER WANTS
agents to sell shirts direct to
wearer, Earn big money. Be your
own bosa. No experience or capi
tal required. Write for free sam
ples. Madison Mills, 507 Broad
oy, New York., . . .
YOUNG MAN, 18 TO 30, WHY I'F
fdle the next two weeks? Vaca
tion with pay, s2l and all ex
penses and clothing. See McDon
ald, Battery B, .\r_n_xg;u»_.\‘nlllo.
CARPENTERS WANTED TO BID ON
little 5-room bungalow, Queen
Anne neighborhood. Information
and plans at 501 Arctic Bldg.
WANTED—HARD ROCK TUNNEL
miners, $5.75; chuck tenders, $5;
muckers, $4.75; also concrete la
borers, $4.75. Apply 617 Lyon Bldg.
BOY WANTED TO CARRY GOOD
downtown route. Appl;}hlt the
circulation department, e Star,
7th ave., near Union st
AT ANNEX, 2004 Bth, near Westlake
ve., clean, furnished, steam heated
Endrooms {men); free bath and
phone. Trans. 20c: weekly SLSO.
it Sam Welsfield can't repair your
watch, throw it away. 302 Union.
_Bix Green Clock. Opp. postoffices
10 YOUNG MEN WITH SOME
knowledge of horses. See McDon
ald. Battery B, Armory, Seattle.
9 MALE HELP WANTED
FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH FOR
logging tools. Glendale 1397,
10 SITUATION—MALE
RESHINGLING, DOWNSPOUTS AND
gutters. Roofs treated. Osborn
Bros., Sunset 3419, Melrose 4718,
ROOMS KALSOMINED, $3.50 UP;
experienced painter. Reasonable.
_Main 6055.
PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING.
Brown. Beacon 2983.
FLOONS SCRAPED. ~ELL 5630-3.
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13 PARTNERS WANTED
T T PARTNER WANTED
$250 will buy half interest in auto
paint shop. Will teach you the
trade, Call Glendale 0040,
14-A PUPILS WANTED
EPERIENCED THORO TBACHER
will tutor in common branches
English, Private or class lessons.
Home or central classroom. Rates
reasonable. Bast 1674 or EIL 1437,
—————————_—————————————————
17 MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED
WANTRED—SO BERRY, owtEß“s‘:rb
pick raspberries and blackberr (:a-
Have 25 acres excellent borrl:’s-
Picking will start about Junr -'.-
and last until October 10. No t‘>ra
ers or invalids desired. Write ‘t“l‘i
McClane, Manager, Sumnor, for fu
information. W. H. I‘nulhnnml: T
RED RASPBERRY PICKERS I 0
June 25 to August 10. anlllﬁl ?:_
women and children over 11 t?;n
good houses. a pleasant k;fl:lrold
and good picking, Write Ha RS
Yoster, Riverbend Farm, Sumntt
Wash.,
WANTED
30 berry plekers. Write for |nfs>t‘l!l!ll'
tion, (. H. Rehberger, Puyallub,
Wash, R. No. 3 Box 100.
BERRY PICKERS: WOMEN P&ﬁ;
forred; wood, water, spring | 50
free. Accommodations good;
conts, S, F. Swary, sumg-_ﬁﬁ
HRASPRERIY fr““'thxf(;}‘s ,\;M,,N?u.
Write for informa , LK,
ner, l"u,\'nllup. wash,, IR 2, B°____.* o
19 FURNISHED HOUSES X
FOR B_’2__..—-—-—-—" ! [
=T K, MADISON ST
s-room modern ‘bungalow: °‘r°|:z
place, S2O, 4-room mod!’l’ftl“‘“
sl6. Also unfurnished g:dlwl\.
lake view. Call 2003 18, Ma %
AR Gy TOT DURBAIOW
Adams at\Fauntieroy for bung oW

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