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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
POUR INVITATIONS
DUT No RESPONSE

when the council took up the
budget matter" Nichols raid. "a
motion vas made 90 notify tho may
or and request hh presence. Re
eCivinE no response. thls invitation
was repeated on three separate oc.
.caaiona, Every department head
came before the council with "a re-.
quest Tor added sums for tho bud.
set. and with the assurance that the
sums requested were necessary.
no suggestions for economy or
changes IN methods whereby ccono-
niles could bc instituted were re-.
celyed from tho head OF any depart.
msnt.
when tho preliminary budget
hearing waH finished. Councilman
Carroll made motion. seconded by
myself. directing tho budget clerk
10 return tho corrected budgets 90
tho various heads OF departments.
asking them 90 make rcaurycy Of
same and show what. n any. sums
could b. eliminated. with a rcquoat
that tha corrected budget bo taken
up with the mayor and returned 10
the council for final consideration.
As FAR as know" ho continued.
'iho council has received no sSsur.
nncea that this request 10 being act.
"a upon.
The various committees q the
various branches OF public employ.
ment have been continually IN.
formed By inc that am sure that
Il - tho sentiment OF tho council
that added increases OF rliariea
could lave been granted. provided
proper economies were put INTO
practice in the various city depart.
meutH.
I'VE arc facing a levy Of between
- and SO miilu. and while am sure
tho council would have been pleased
20 grant larger increases. tho con,
srnAuH was that. IN view OF the In.
creased levy. We had gone the limit
this time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
AID CLUB OFFERS PRIZES

Members of the Seattle Advertis.
ing club are competing for five
prizes, offered for those who sell most
tickets to the Ad clubs mask ball. by
Tuesday. August IL. w. r. Harrison
is chairman of the ticket committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. Aug. O.
Tho Manitoba Pulp and Paper Com.
pany viii. II Is understood. shortly
establish IFS plant at ST. Bonlfaco.
Tho company has capital Of $4,000.
900 OF which the cash outlay will DO
f3,5O0,o0O In immediate operations
II Is projected TO build Il 2o0ton
nowsprlnt mill which win give en-
ploymcnt when In operation 10 about
700 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
TWO FILE IN 46TH

Harry NJ. Wcstfall, n lawyer with
offices In tho Burke building, haa
filed on tho democratic ticket for
representative, i6th district. In tho
same district Miss Mary rcnrco Bull.
ock, COS w, Blaine ST. also hus fIlod,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
CLAIM AGENTS ORGANIZE

Claim agents OF steamship lines
here have organized as the Puget
Sound Claim Agents association,
with j. Il. Mehan. OF the Williams
steamship company as president.
William Tafcko, of the Luckenbach
line, ~ secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
NEW FREIGHTER COMING

y new freighter. the Kenmore, will
be added TO the Furness line fleet
plying between Seattle and European
ports. in November, This will give
the line l4'day service out OF Sc.
attic, with seven ships on the run,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
EASTERN GIANTS ARRIVE

Rockyford cantaloupes from East.
ern Washington arc coming into tho
Seattle market in large enough guam
titles TO be n factor on the market,
Seattle produce dealers declared SAT-
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
TESTING FRUIT HERE

II, C. Diehl, federal horticultural
pathologist, who has been conduct
ing pressure tests TO determine tho
best eating time for various fruita
here. has COMO to Wenatchee TO con-
duct tho tests on Eastern Washing
ton fruits,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
POSTPONE TROLLEY BUY

Tho call for bids for not less than
10 nor more than 1875 streets cars.
which was TO have been set for Au.
gust 10, was indefinitely postponed
Friday by the board OF public works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
ALLEY CONTRACT is LET

Contract for the paving OF the
alley in Block 10. Laws addition.
was let Friday 10 Paduano & Crisis
man for sl,eSS.6o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
DEATHS

liandlse, Ncttic. 5S' oil D. Mercer ST.,
Bolm George c.. So, 1916 Terry ave,
Aug 3.
Lcibig. George c.. &C. Medina. Aug. ..
Pickett. Clarence, 35, s6i6 Bagley
ave, Aug. 3.
Ward. Mrs. Amy IS, Ci2 W. Sist ST.,
July 81.
Bobbett. william (no age glven),
care OF 1913 seventh ave. Aug. /.
Hubbard. Flora c., 90, 1851 Juneau
st., Aug. b.
otte, Harry 80. 1891 Angelo st.,
Aug q.
Murphy; Peter. e. county home,
Wesley John l., Is. 18th ave. S.
and Vale st., Aug. o.
flcckncE Luther NJ, 80, 1tl7 Pike
st., Aug. 4.
Bach. John o., 60, i23 pontIus ave,
Aug 4.
Lynch MADELEINE Alice, H. 5fOi Me-
rldlan ave, Aug. Z.
Rogers Richard, /, 1905 Harrison ST.,
Aug. Z.
Wcndin, Christina, 81, 1ilt n. 36th
st,, Aug. q,
Fo end, Amanda o?, 1910 n 18Th ST.
Brookcs Albert Marsdcn, ST, 0Oi
First ave. W. April q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
PYTHIANS TO INITIATE

Seattle Temple No. ., Pythlan Sis.
tors, viii meet Monday evening in
It's hall, Ninth and Union, An mi.
tlntion viii be staged and refresh.
mcnts served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
PLENTY OF CARS HERE

Tho various railroads operating In
Washington will have an ample sup,
ply OF cars for all crop movements
this year, IT was declared Saturday
by ", y, Byram, president OF The
Milwaukee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
EuFTEEN HUNDRED form

ENFTEEN HUNDRED former
4 Montanans. planning their an.
nual Seattle dance Thursday even.
ing as benefit performance for the
state salt Water park fund satur
day invited Gov Joseph NJ Dixon
az Helena To attend as IA guest 81
the Seattle Montana club,
The clubs invitation. wired 90
Governor Dixon. reads.
We 1900 former Montanans, now
living In Seattle and known as the
Montana club. take the liberty and
pleasure OF extending 20 sou a spc,
Clal invitation 10 10 our guest az d
big Montana benefit dance Thuu
DAY. August n. IN Moose temple.
Seattle.
An proceeds 50 % help In the pur
chase OF site for state park and
bathing beach ON Tho salt water.
midway between Seattle ana Ia.
coma. 30 the good people % both
cities and the thousands OF Mon,
tanans passing thru tho charmed
Land can enjoy the natural bone
fits o. this wonderland. Having a.
Ways been loyal 20 every vommun
ny Ia which We have lived. wo have
taken this means OF DOUG our bit"
Your presence would hesrten NJ
greatly. and add much 90 tho sue
cess " worthy move. II unabl,
20 appear personally, VIC would vel
come some word from you,
GLEN MCLEOD.
President
JOE n. CARNEY.
Secretary.
Governs scycn.plcce orchestra
performing on is instruments vii
provide tho jaEA aud tho dreamy
waltz tunes. They have donated
their services and Glen Mcleod q
hunting now for volunteer yaude
villo performers and dancers {,
provide a bit of entertainment dur
ing the intcrmlsslona and aid h
financing tho big Seattle community
enterprise.
Real sagcbrush. imported frou
Montana. aud the famous Rattle
snake nar- will be- added features
White Center Is tho latest com
munity 10 send IN It's collective sub
scription. answering Redmond's tiol
challenge.
And II you haven't ye, listed your
self with the park fund now Is youi
opportunity.
The park Is sO.acre tract on sal
water half way between Seattle and
Tacoma. II viii DO free 10 tho pub
lie and viii provide accommodation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
THEATER ORCHESTRAS
FEATURE ON SUNDAY
WIRELESS PROGRAMS

I.lpFffraf 1925 H THitsr rr---t.
Musical program from ~.
4f1 Capitol iHrafsr
y 3 T by WEAT. Sew YgrE
go meters WaHhnEt5B. sss 49,
tern end WAL. Providence I'd
metFTE
Musical program from The
Strand thsster. Sew York AZ an.
.. m D. 8. T.. By WAiAF. sourb
Dartmouth. Mas. sg4 msterz
Sew York Philharmonic orrHsr
ira, 100 ., m. = 8 T. b. WJy
New York, $50 mstsra. ana WCY
Schenectady. go meters.
Union open air terglCeB with
music BY state prison hand al
ss0 p. m G. s. +, By WOg
JsffsTsou City 1903 meters.
Muzical chapel services with
orchestra aud double quartet AL
? p, M. q. s. T.. b. woAW. oma.
Ia. J2s meters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
SPANISH LECTURE

Professor Primitive II. sanjurjo,
OF tho univorsity's Romantic Ian.
guago department. win present "El
Paisajo" at room 800, Denny hall,
at p. M, Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
CROP ESTIMATE REMAINS

According 20 j. w. Marshall dis
trict horticultural inspector. there
will be no appNciable change in the
crop estimate for north central
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
GRADE AlNSW0RTH AVE.

Grading work on Ainsworth ave.
viii ho done by V. Ramaglia. He
bid STATS on tho job Friday, and
tho board of public works accepted
his figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

with q dog as her only compun-
ion, an English woman recently
Travelled 10000 mllcg into tho heart
VI Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
PIONEER STRICKEN DOWN

MOUNT VERNON, Aug. Leo
Bradley, pioneer Anaoortes mer'
chant, was IN serious condition from
paralytic stroke yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
WATER sHuT.oFF NOTICE

water will be shut off on llth
ave ~ w. and Fourth ave
n. W., from w. SOth st. TO w
S5th st, and on w S5th ST.
from nth ave, n. W, 20 12th
ave, N, W., Monday from s a.
m. to y, M,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Arrivals and Departures

Arm - oct 4. HfT MahhFFlh from
i0s Angelo. at 1850 o.. ui. & OR - ruri-
simn from I1s AHafIFH. 90 iIrs8 @. o..
or Laugtsu tau from SINGAPORE via
NsnsouF,r. az 1850 "a. m.s utr DHkotau
from Boston Fis ports % d ms rtr u
D. Alexander from Lgs ArErirH sic San
iraueiHo3, - $50 o. m-. ctr IaIIggu
tom Kobe Via ports. ~ = "a. err
Achilles from Manila via B1riB, on H.
On rtr Eid0Tada from Han fFun-Ifr6. 81
a. M or HDFtHHrstfTu from ALASKA.
~ $3.50 o. m. Hir pTfuiIFHt MrElulsF
from Manila Nia ports. GO g 80 a. ms ctr
~ hsEuudo from lrhmougs az 9 a- ru .
ar NnreHIa from Hhllsda via ports. 90
1915 a. m. or OduHa from AlaHta via
Tacoma. ~ 1906 ID. poo. 0Hi f.-HfT
o. J LugtSubarh from Mobile Nlz Rev
Orleans and poTA. ~ o d.. str Orleans
from New iDfh fla ports. a. a. Oh.
ttr i.sbFe nom lbs Angeles. - 1850
ui., ctr AuF1T from %. g. STA Tsroma. a.
7fi0 o.. ma pr Dorothy Alexander from
Kobe yla ports ~ Csl0 a. m. oct H.
str Lake GuHni from Galveston via ports.
81 $50 D. u-
sailed -Ort Is-sfr Alameda for
Nomsand ports. ~ 30 N. Oct, ia
ftF Kcuhuss Tor San TraHrisra. az g
D. m. ur B01gtHy Alexander fsr Ia.
romH. 90 4s6s 9, m ms Los Angeles for
los Angeles. az .is p. m. ctr AugoH
Tor H g. porte. NJ 1886 a. m. fir VinitE
Tor Tacoma. ~ I0As r.. m Ftr Lewis
Lurfsubarh Tor Tacoma. ~ 1888 d. D.. 8
str nlymout f0r Ban FrnHriEfo. az (.
"a. m. oct ~. MHTosca Tor Valparaiso
via Fan FTanrltc0 ana Los Angeles. a.
tlis ?. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Vessels in Other Ports

vANCOuyEg-Arrly Oct, ii.-6tr
Rrookdhie from ChsmAinus. a. A, ms
or Arizona MAru from Seattle Via Ia
coma. AZ a. N. oct ie.--Mc Din
;sldyk fran Antwerp, Al p. M Z. =
r. Rnohofnish from Seattle. az a. M
sailed. Oct. it.--U. Z, & suohomish for
cruiSs. =; midnight; s,F AyhhA Maru for
TAnsuA. ~ midnight
TCToRtA--PAshsd for Vancouver. Oct
10 Ms Diutsldyk. AZ 1870 a. m. Ar
rived. Oct ip.-str birmingham City
from soattis, AZ 5:i5 ,. m. sailsd-str
Dioto. al y. m. itr Yokohama Maru.
a. p. tn.
TACoNA-Arrived. Oct. iI.-su Colo.
NAL from Seattle. at 10 q. N. OF. 10
glr Eidaroda from Seattle. AZ p. M.
ctr Ruth Alexander from Seattle. At
midnight Sailed. Oct. ip.-slr North
land for Seattle. az II n. m; str ely
mont for Seattle. az y. m; rtr Africa
Maru for Seattle, AZ ?. m; nr Arizona
Marn for Vancouver. At p. m.
EvERETT--sAilcd. Oct le.--sir Robin
Hood for New York At midnight,
ASACoETEH-gAi Oct io.-Str
Commercial Spirit for New York. a, 8
p. m: or II Captain for Los Angeles.
az . .. IN
PoRr TovSsEND-Pss,.d in. Oct. ~.
Ms Los Niamos foT Seattle. az $50
a. M: ctr Lake Gunhi for Tacoma, al
1880 a. ~. oct ie.--str Rskanee for
seattle az ! p. m; str Lewis Lucken-
bach for Seattle. AT 1850 p. IN. rnssed
out, oct ie-str Yokohama Maru for
HonEkonE. n, $40 y. m.
NONCOMPLIANCE. Oct. Io.-Str
santa Barbara from Eureka. at p. m.
galIed--str Trinidad for Los Angeles. str
Helene for Los Angeles at 10 a. IN.
DUNGEN in, Oct. il,--Ss
fos AiAnos. at t:i5 n. m. for Seattle I.
str Muuairss for Seattle. al 1880 a. m.
Wet uRI ARRIVED. Oct ii.-Str
Montobeilo for EsquimHlt. AT ESQ a m. I,
rr Etna Nhru for Vancouver at ESQ
=. m. str ToyookA Mhru for Orient. at
80 a. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING Oct. io.--str
Carmel from san Francisco Ht,ii a. m.
salled-str CRoba for San Francisco. at
noon. str Point Iona for San Francisco.
at noon
AsToRIA-sailad. Oct. lo.-str Mum
aires for Seattle. ut > y. m; str Psnh-
man for Boston. at ? y. IN, Arrived. Oct.
n.--ship TonavAndA from Alaska, at s
a m. oct. i0.-Str EurRnA from New
York. Al p. m.
SAN FRASCisCo-Arrived. Oct. III
Str TAebrr from Everett. at a m.
Oct. io.-str SHOEMAKER from Seattle, at
n. m: ctr Dufficld from Vancouver, at
n M ctr WIN. Camplon from New
York ut y. m. Sailed, oct. io.-str
X. l. Iuckenbaeh for Seattle. str pSko-
tan for Seattle.
Los ANGELEs-Arrlved. oct. io.-str
II. T. Alexander from Seattle, str III To-
10 from Kobe sailcd-Str Emma Alex
nudCr for san Diego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Trfmlnal-Pisr u--Btr Prssi-
dent Madison balls AZ u q. M
Bell Btfsst Terminal-U. 3. 4. HAidA,
Pier t-Btr ClymoBt
Pier G-Htf Africa Maru, Sails az 10
a. M
Pier g--Wr Yukon (gans AZ a. nj
Pier i-ktr Lawfs tuekonbaeh.
Pier D-stra Alameda. Ruth Alexander.
Pacific Coast Coal Buuscrt-U. 3. y. tie
lief
Pacific Coast Engineering worKs-str
West lknGer.
o. 3 shipping Board NoorinEs-sI Cup
rum.
Connecticut Street TerminEi-s,r wash
inEton Mhru. TanAua.
Albers Bros Milling Tcrmlnal-str
NDfthihnd.
Associated OF Trfminai-str kswEnse.
lander Street TsTminhl-ship st. Paul.
HanfgTd street TcrminAi-5ir Vancouver
Naru. Taiho Nam.
8pokana street TsrmlnAl-Atr VinitH-
TODD Dry DockH-sin West Notus. ms
Patterson.
Fithrr'F-dn Torra.
west Bsaitle Training station-Eagis 81.
isffCruAn'n Dry DocE-Ma AurisL
winFiou MaTins Railway Eagle Harborl
str Sea King fehrH Vancouver, Ella
A. Aiumnh. tktu ConqutroT,, barzes
Coquitihm city, Henry Willard. Griffson
Ofapeo aud Elwsll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

More than 200 staid residents OF
Hollywood donned Cape Cod garb
and assumed Back Bay manners
to attend town meeting" the other
day. IT was all for the sake of
Thomas Ince's production OF idle
Tongues" which is being produced
for First National release from the
Joseph C. Lincoln novel. DIR. Nye."
These otherwise respectable citi-
zens became a bowling mob at a
signal from Director Lambert Hill.
yer and fairly tore down the hall
TO expend their wrath against Percy
Marmont. who portrays DR.. Nye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Portland Live Stock


Cattls-Rscslpts. none. Tone OF market.
steady. Steer. medium. 1876 q 7.ye:
common. iGs06s.g5: hsifctn medium
aud common. i5,soat..S. cows. me-
dlum and common. 81 b.es. Gamers
and cutters. ;itoat; bulls. Gamers
and boioEnaH. i5.7s $50: calves. me-
dunn ana choice. 100 lbs. down. $3.50 .
. ise 20 eco lbs. $500 ESQ: $50 lbs.
up. igasJe.
Hoxs-Receipts more Tone OF market
steady. Medium. good and choice. $50
20 200 ibs. 1850 aio.55: 200 90 $50
lbs, $4,000; 80 lbs. Up, ;t.Go9io;
packing. smooth heavy. iT.5oas; pack
ing. rough heavy. .s.7Jd7.se; siAugh-
ter pigs. ;Sa5: feeders and stockeTs,
;TGt.
sheep--Receipts. none. Tone OF market.
steady. Henyyweights medium and
choice. 5000: cuiis and commons.
all weights. tb.So6p; wethers. ;5eS:
ewes. common TO choice, ii9s5e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. ii--Forsign eI-
change opened lower Sterling. NfSs;
francs. is.05l7H; lire. f0-Oizsh. Bel
GUM. toot76&: marks. s1zs: Holland.
3tiz. Sweden. 1853: Norway. 1875.
Foreign exchange closed firm. with last
prices generally above opsnsinE. Final
quotations were: Sterling. demand,
iAfsfs francs. fo.otis. of ;o.o0pi. lire.
i0.0iisif. Up I0.ooos y HslEicEn. to.ot7s.
OF. i0.q6e0H: mhrKs. c-t;. HouEkonK.
o.: Shanghai. 5sn: Yokohama, 1896.
Holland. ssi5. W iOooos: Sweden. 1850:
Norway. 1895, off I0.00o5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
GRAIN is LOWER
AND UNSTEADY

CHICAGO oct 1I.-GraIH futures
we're weak 90 lower on the board ~
trade today corn displayed iTfrE-
uIHFtg Wheat HnH FhHFply lower
mo n fnsl rIurf ~ short covering
boz email tote
Corn aas rrTatg and finished r.
Ir -uiur
shorts rallied oats rl'Ghuy from
ILr i0T point
Provisions WrJr higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Omaha Live Stock

CHttIs-Hrcslptr. 800. Tone Of market.
steady YsariinEs fgaii.7g. steers.
isalI.G0. COWS and helferu. 5000:
nockrrs and feeder. i1-s19s.sos calves
400. bulls and rags. iz.1sa $50.
HoEs-Rscsipts. $3.50. Tone o. market.
ca i6c lower. Bulk. tio.Joa Ills. top.
fii26
shscp-Rseelpts. 1900. Tone Of market.
nominal YsariinEs. ;7di0. wetherH.
I;aJ.spi lambs. IIi7s8I5sB; ewes.
IIg5gG.g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
POTATOES ARE
LOWER HERE
"'ne Poultry Down; Pump
nns Off Half Gent

~ 49,. Z. markets on potatoes and on
y.rl,gs,s uitry lisungs featured the
N,Ssss OF the new weeks trade
ss,f.;, Heavy brollers were 10
~ .le 10 producers, with
Ii "a ~ a. lzc. Turkeys range from
trssv iew quoting offers VI &c
n goxato deal here Is much cas-
stsls,sl sss'llnY more than {3J a ton.
c.nss ~ 70 1880 on No i NSttsd
wfh na i20 on local whites.
50 tsa,, ,niailoween and ThanlCsglv-
l4eLsg,s on, pumpkins are lower,
". w M9nday's starting quota
Is fIr-s1anates are down arnin.
stsl.sais ~ $50 on a smail lug.
ssisisht ana bocts arc or ~ 10 f5c
slsn byoofnt ths minimum price per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Omaha Live Stock

Cattie-E.ceipts. 1900. Tone Of market.
steady. YeariinEs. ;sGli.s5; steers.
Isaii.Je: cows and heifert. ;s3lo.
stockerB and feeders. $3.50 q $50: calves
ffdio: bulls and stage. t..ssG5.5o
HoEs-Rsccipts. $500. Tone Of market,
1880 higher. Bulk. Fs.5o6ii.o5.
sheep-Reccipts. 1900. Tone OF market.
steady. Teariingp. tT0Ip: wethers. 50
G7.so: lambs. ;ll7B9is.:g: ewes.
;L.bGs..s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Portland Produce

Saturdays Quotations
Buttnr-Cubo extras. 32H; standards.
ssn.
EEEs-Ertrus. IS; flrsts. 50: puile,s. IS.
Foultry-Live: Selling price. heavy hens.
.053i; light hens. i.ais. Dressed:
Buying price Of wholesalers. No. ! dry
picked hens. lbs- and under. II: over
lbs. 20: over lbs. IS; turkeys.
No. l, sp15s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Seattle Wheat
satuTiny . Quoialion,
Portland Wheat


naAAFAAh NN"haAtohs
PORTLAND, oct l.-Whsat-Hnrd
white. iitG. soft white. fI-tI: Uerrrn
White. o. a. hard winter. fi.f3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
s.,rrS.,. o,o,.,Io,.

suERr-ouiet; spot, is.o5; refined quiet;
graduated, tT.isd7.5e
Coffce-So. Rio on spot. isz9la,;
No. 4 Santos 2iAG.5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
LIVE STOCK
Quotations at Union stockynrds
Cattle
VEGETABLES
rrIce. Paid wholesale Dealers

(The prices Riyon hro those made 10
retail dealers by wholesalers. With
few seasonal exceptions. prices to pro-
ducors can be figured by dcductlng tho
cost OF transportation to Seattle and
approximately 10 per cent for hauling
.toraRs and selling cost.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

CLEVELAND. oct. ii.-Hog price, nd
vhncod l5m25o hero today Mixed and
medium kinds reached sisl5.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

OtI. ~
itTft nigh Tide
ass a 90 O.
tiTst Low Tide
1854 o u- I'd H.
-rssnd tilgh Tide
ts Do 90 o.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS

/ MT. and Mrs. W. A. Legon, 9s14 Sew enteenth street. Ensley, August IS. girl, Mir and Mrs. William B, Raney, 107 Pearl street, north, August IS, boy.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Elliott Gaston, Birmingham. August IS, boy
 Mir and Mrs. Omar F. Clayton 14lS Thirteenth avenue. Bessemer, August 1S. MT. and Mrs. John K. spiicher 25O5 Mr. and Mrs Edwin H. Ellis, 11l2 Twenty-third street. north. August 4s girl. Mir. and Mrs. o. B. Taylor 11so Sixty MT. and Mrs. H. H. Smith, sos Ellie MT. and Mrs. William c. Cashatt. 800 lThirty-ninth street. north. August 8. girl. MT. and Mrs. John Truel, 50So Grand avenue. August 1O. girl. - .o. Avenue J, Ensley, August 10. boy,
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Dauze. 1411 Ave- nue J. Ensley. August l6 girl. c., Park, August 20. boy.
 MT. and Mrs. Butler c, Cox. 15os War rior Road; August 21i girl rL.v qao co,um- bia, street. August 6. boy.
 MT. and Mrs Thadus r. Belsher, 772s ayePqs Sply M s2 c,srhe sT route Bessemer, August 19. girl.
 MT. and Mrs Eugene Collins route l. Mir and Mrs, Roy B. Campbell. 241O Avenue H, Ensley. August IT, boy.
 MT. and Mrs. William O. Fant Adams siisfs IF. and Mrs. John s. smith. 41O7 Sixth avenue, Vivian. August 10, girl.
 Mr. and Mrs. William McDonald.S TO5 Thirty-eighth street, Wylam, July 26. boy Mr and Mrs. William Arthur Roberts, 514 Forty-third street, Fairfield August li MEi E and Mrs. Henry G. sandoz, ar Forty-eighth street. Fairfield. August 2. Mir Mr. and Mrs. Charlie vlesci, Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Holley, 1914 Huntsvile avenue, August 14 boy. MT. and Mrs. Gordon T. Mahaffey, Tar rant City, August 15. girl. on ,.o. Twenty-ninth avenue. north. August 2, boy. MT. and Mrs. Walter L.. Jones. Flat Top. August Ii, girl.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charlie R. Brooks, 312 Thirty-ninth street, south, August IS, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Helms, -3634 Fifth avenue. north, August , 1S, boy.
 DEATHS ,,,--,--.
 Rubena Reeves. Dixiana. June ss. age six months.
 Andrew Failes, Trafford, August 20.
 N Miriam ria v.ALAttls, s1ss Norwood boule- north, August 1s. age 70. Robert c. Weeks, GOrgas, Ala, August
 Mrs Matte A Lucus. Second avenue. Powderly August 2l, age 69
 William F. Leonard, 1881 Eighteenth street, August 21 age 47.
 street, north, August 21, age four months. Thomas G. McGahey, 112 Hawkins street, south, August 21. age 6S.
 Anastasis Boli9s, 1O5 Oakland street.
 Charles Magreen. Red Mountain August "S2. age 70.