Large Berry Growers Report Record Profits This Year
Puyallup valley berry producers report profits twice as high as expected per W. E. Paulhamus. Demand drives strong marketing, with blackberries among the heaviest crops. Canned raspberries scarce while shipments to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Duluth rise. Western Washington hay crop surpasses average amid good growing conditions.
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Puyallup Valley
W. EL Paulhamus
Paul Thamas
Chicago
Milus St. Paul
Duluth
Paul
Washington
Paulhamus
Lower Freight Rates in East from Central Association
Freight rates on grain and grain products exported from the Central Freight Association territory to the Atlantic have been cut 7% per 106 pounds after conferences between railroad and shippers' agents. The association covers points north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi, south of the Illinois Wisconsin line, east of Michigan, and west of Buffalo Pittsburg. The Interstate Commerce Commission will be asked to implement the cut in ten days. if not allowed, the tariff drops in 30 days. The cut rates become effective December 31.
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Chicago
Central Freight Association
Atlantic
Central Association
Ohio River
Mississip
Michigan
Great Lakes
Buffalo Pittsburg
Interstate Commerce Commis
First Bering Sea Salmon Pack Arrives in Seattle
First shipments of the Bering Sea catch arrive as the power schooner Anvil brings several hundred cases of tanned salmon from the Kuskokwim River district. Steamship Vic due Tuesday with consignments from St Michael and False Pass. Alameda to unload salt herring on Saturday in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Sea
Anvil
Kuskokwim River
Vicis
St. Michael
False Pasa
Alameda
Seattle
Reciprocity with Canada Ends in New Tariff Bill
The long standing reciprocity with Canada dating to 1911 would be repealed by the new tariff bill, marking a shift in trade policy and relations between the two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Public Market stalls list prices and items across stalls
A garbled public market listing details numerous stalls and items with prices including cane sugar, soap, butter, cheese, meats, beans, rice, peanut butter, cereal, olives, and canned goods. Several stall numbers and measurements appear alongside product names, indicating a dense vendor directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Place
Borden
Borden's
Soo
Morton
Ship News Tides in Seattle
The Seattle harbor reports tides at 28 feet with a 6 29 p.m. window. Mariners monitor high water levels affecting docking and shipping traffic along the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Port Warden's Job Safe, Says Meier
Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier asserts the city council cannot relinquish harbor department duties to the port commission nor abolish the port warden’s office. Weather observations from Tatoosh Island note rising barometer, light rain, and several ships and destroyers moving in and out of port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
Port Commission
Harbor Department
Corporation Council
Walter F. Meier
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Etraite
Sierra
Alaskan Vessel Schedules Mention August Arrivals
Reading unclear text shows vessel movements with Petersburg and Ketchikan routes. Mentions ships like Jefferson, Alameda and Kane with southbound and northbound sailings and times around 3:20 p m and 11 p m. Details are fragmentary and dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Jefferson
Ketchikan
Salied
Vessels in Other Ports Report August Sailings
Shipping notices list vessels sailing from Manila Yokohama and San Francisco with routes to Seattle Beattie and New York. Entries include ships like Suwa Maru Fu shima Maru Africa Maru Iowan Admiral Farragut Mockton and Austr alien with times and ports noted for August sailings.
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Katori Maru
Mengkong
Yokohama
Shanghai
Manila
Davenport
Tacoma
Rosalia Mahoney
San Pedro
San Francisco
Eldorado
New Orleans
Blaine
Anacortes
Balboa
Galveston
Seattle
Fushima Maru
Halled
Keshima Maru
Beattie New York
Iowan
Ste West Himrod
Beattie
Cristodbal
Alaekan
Seattie
Raiboa
Artived
Meattie
Mariners list port arrivals and vessel movements on Puget Sound
A dense compiled record shows vessels in port at Seattle Smith Cove and Bell Street terminals, including the Thomae Danish Maru Katori Maru Keystone State and various tugs destroyers motorships and cargo ships. It notes departures from San Francisco Seattle and other ports with distances and times and lists numerous docking positions and yard assignments across Seattle and nearby terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Smith Cove
Fier A
Thomaean Maru
Pier BB
Keystone State
Bell Street
Lehr Oregon
Wm. Jones
Henshaw
Doyen
Er End Litchfield
Motorship
Anvil
Union
Lyman Stewart
Grand Trunk Pacific
City of Beattie
Union Pacific
Derbdiny
U. & Shipping Board
Eastern Glen
Delross
One Killed One Injured by Autos in Two Accidents
A 16 year old ranch hand Myron C Reed died at Snoqualmie hospital after his car struck a bridge over the Snoqualmie river. In a separate incident Jack Heva a Mother Ryther home inmate suffered a fractured skull and shoulder blade when struck by a car driven by R W Cunningham and lies at Lakeside hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron C. Reed
Snoqualmie Hospital
Snoqualmie River
Jack Heva
Mother Ryther
R. W. Cunningham
Lakeside Hospital
Chinese Lad Hurt in Auto Accident Near Reynolds Hotel
Wong Sing Fong an 11 year old resident of 101 King Street was seriously injured Friday morning when struck by a car driven by George T. McDonald of Reynolds hotel at Second Avenue South and Washington Street. McDonald said the boy darted into the path of the vehicle. The right front wheel ran over the boy's head, causing deep gashes and possible skull fracture. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Sing Fong
King St
George T. McDonald
Reynolds Hotel
Second Ave. S
Washington St
McDonald
Boy Injured in Riverside Bridge Motorcycle Crash
William Krusie, age 16, of R F D No. 4, sustained a broken arm and severe bruises after his motorcycle collided with a truck on the Riverside bridge Friday morning. Driver H M Day of 5917 38th Ave S said Krusie swerved into the truck when confused. Krusie was taken to the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Bridge
William Krusie
H. M. Day
38Th Ave. S
Krusie
Krusl
City Hospital
Idaho Legion Discusses Bonus at Kellogg Convention
Idaho American Legion delegates meet in Kellogg for a three day convention with about seventy five members from across the state. The cash bonus and a special loan bonus for delayed pay are under discussion led by Commander Leo Bracken of Idaho posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Ida
Idaho American Legion
Legion
Idaho
Leo &. Bracken
Idaho Posts
Stocks Fall Across Markets In Heavy New York Trade
The New York stock market opened with broad declines as yesterday's losses persisted. United Braton Steel traded around 74% to 7, with Studebaker near 79 and Pierce-Arrow slipping to 14% as petroleum issues showed weakness. Closing quotes noted United States Steel at 6, Studebaker 7, Bethlehem 50, and American Sugar 67 with mixed movements across majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Braton Steel
Studebaker
Pierce-Arrow
Extean Petroleum
Ae Avery
Pacific
Crucible Steel
Central Leather
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem “Eb
United Drug
Baldwin
Texas Company
New Haven
Asphalt
Reading
New York Central
Utah
Chandler
Aldwin
United States Steel
Crucible
United States Rubber
Maldwin
Kelly-Springfield
Borsero Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
Great Northern Ptd
Southern Pacific
Heading
Atlantic
Famous Players
New York Bids for Ranch Eggs and Market Prices
The Beattie wholesale market raised egg quotes by two cents with fresh ranch eggs at 42 cents a dozen. Pullets stayed 32 to 35 cents a dozen amid steady demand and lower butter production. Prices listed for pears from East Washington and other produce include Flemish Beauty and Clapp’s Favorite at 1.75 to 2 a box, Sugar pear 1.25, Bartlett 2.50, California Bartlett 3.50, watermelons 2 to 20 cents per pound, East Washington peppers 1.50 per peach box, and local outside tomatoes 1.25 to 1.60 a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
New York
East Washington
California
He Is Now Sadder and a Wiser Youth
Charles Seeds, 18, a delivery boy, is jailed facing a dozen charges including speeding evading arrest traffic violations and using a false license plate. The fragment notes his arrest Friday and his confinement in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seeds
Seeds
Apple convention may come to Seattle for four days
Currie vice president of the Ryan Fruit Co. seeks to bring the 1022 International Apple Shippers convention to Seattle. He left for Cincinnati to attend the 26th annual convention, August 9 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
A. Eh. Currie
Ryan Fruit Co
International Apple Shippers
Currie
Cincinnati
Red Cross veterans aid meeting in Pacific Northwest
Red Cross officials from 16 Northwest towns gathered at the Y M C A to boost services for disabled ex service men. Dr J M Crichton chaired the session with W Frank Persona delivering the main address. Attendees exceeded 40 from Oregon Washington and Idaho chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Northwest
J. %. Crichton
Northwestern
American Red Cross
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
W. Frank Persona
National Association
Washington, D. C
Sailor Janowski Leaves 140 in Police Safe
J J Janowski of the U S and Texas takes Captain BE Collier’s permission to leave 140 dollars in the police safe at headquarters, saying he fears bandits and the wild west is too steep for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Janowski
U. S. &. Texas
Collier
Janowski
Grain declines on the Chicago market amid hedging
Chicago August trading saw grain prices fall as overbought positions unwind and traders faced nervousness over Minnesota curbs on speculation. Unemployment concerns nationwide weighed on sentiment with provisions slipping. September wheat opened at 1.21 1 2, closed lower. December wheat 1.24 1 2, off 2 cents. September corn 58 1 2, off one. December corn unchanged at 58 1 2. September oats 30 3 4, off 1. December oats 40 1 2, down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Cash Wheat Prices Reported in Market Ledger
Aug 5 cash wheat quotations show nodis grain at 54 3 174 cents per bushel for No 3 red, hard No 1 at 1196 1.20 percent, No 3 ede at 136 dollars, No 2 hard at 116 cents per bushel.
Chicago Live Stock Quotations and Market Receipts
Daily livestock quotations show cattle and hog receipts with prices by weight class. Hogs top at 110.90 for bulk, with medium to light weights ranging from 16.15 to 16.40, sows and boars quoted mid ranges, and cattle receipts around 6.06 with prime to common price spreads. Sheep receipts near 11.0 with lamb prices from 4.75 to 6.50, yearlings at 6.00, and ewes around 2.95 to 5.25. other market items include sugar and coffee notes and grain futures.
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N. Y. Stock Exchange
L. Bh. Manning & Cutler
Amer
Amer International Te i
Hiriek
Amer Tel & Tei
General Motors
Geedrich Speeves
Ducke
Erece
Great Northern
Colery
Lee Hothouse
Kennecott
Lackawanna
Otdoor
Missouri Pacific
Cal
Pennsylvania
Rock Republic Tren & Steel
Pancy
Chicago Board of Trade
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Manning & Ce Stromberg
Hatter Studebaker
Texas Company
Rey
Texas Pacific
Ake
Delaware
Asion Pacific
Gravensteina
United Metall
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Lechyards
Henn
Manning & Co
Batle Hotel
Rensian Gma
Heelan
Tee
Belgium
Restor
Ee Helgium Premium
Merlin W
Mambere W. Ll
Hambuere W. Ll
Leipeie
E Uz
Leipeig
Munich
Munich Co
Frankfort
United Kingdom
Foreign Exchange Rises On Sterling And Currencies
Foreign exchange rates ease. sterling at 5.79 percent, francs at 90.0774, lire 0.0430 percent, marks at 96.0123. San Francisco produce quotations listed butter extras and assorted dairy items with various prices and notes on quality.
Portland Market Status Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Market steady with mixed cattle results and no sheep receipts. Cattle receipts show choice steers 6.25 to 6.76, fair to good steers 4.25 to 7, choice cows 5 to 5.50, canners 1.75 to 3.50, bulls 2.75 to 2.60, calves 5.50 to 11. Pigs 11 to 12.60. prime mised 12.50 to 13. Heavies 6 to 11.50. Sheep fair to good lambs 6.66 to 6.50, lambs 1.50 to 6.60, yearlings 2.60 to 3.50, wethers 2 to 3, ewes 1 to 3. Receipts listed as none for both cattle and sheep.
Delay Inquest On Child’s Death Until Accused Returns
Coroner’s inquest on the death of Trygve Klock four year old son of John Klock at 124 North 79th Street was postponed until Don Hoseman 136 North 79th Street returns to the city. Hoseman who was released on personal recognizance is driving a camping party to Lake Keechelus and has been notified to come back immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygve Klock
John Klock
N. 79Th St
Don Hoseman
Hosesaman
Hoseman
Lake Keechelus
Sue Shipping Board for Office Rental
The Washington Securities Co files suit against the United States Shipping Board in federal court for last December's rental of offices in the Securities Building. The case was transferred from superior court to federal court. Amount sought is 587.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Securitiies
Washington Securities Co
Superior Court
Federal
Odd Eye in Town Unclaimed Lingers in Lost and Found
In Seattle on Friday an unusual eye artifact numbered 330 765 remains unclaimed in the lost and found of the railway. The owner, who misplaced it on a Bak lard car, has not yet contacted officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Department of the Many Railway
Spruce Suit Delayed to September 1
The United States Spruce Production Corporation versus Mary St Sears and others was continued to September 1 by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer at Thursday's heading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Spruce Production Corporation
Mary St. Sears Et al
Jeremiah Neterer
Arrests After Poisons Liquor at Bryn Mawr Dance Hall
Two unidentified men reportedly drunk drank poisonous liquor at Bryn Mawr dance hall Thursday night and were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wallace. They fainted in custody and were moved to county hospital where recovery is possible. Authorities trace the liquor source as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr
Wallace
Anderson and
Beebe
Fortune waits for two girls believed in Seattle
Police searched for Gertrude May and Mildred Weber Mosley two daughters of Charles C. Mosley. The father, an East financier, seeks the fortune he claims they hold. The mother disappeared with the infants years ago. the family may be in Seattle now as Mosley has grown rich and intends to share the fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
East
Gertrude May
Mildred Weber Mosley
Charles C. Mosley
N. B
Nelson
Mosley
Aged Seattle Man Mysteriously Goes Missing in Angeles
George A. 74, former Seattle resident, vanished from his home on August 2. A nationwide police search is underway after he left his wife destitute with $11,550 cash and a suspicious business trip reportedly involved. The Las A coast-wide effort coordinates the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
George A
Cole
Las
Charles Ball Missing War Hero Believed Wounded
Mrs Ball of Terry Avenue reports her husband Charles Ball a war veteran has wandered off after a shell wound recurrence. Police search follows as Ball, a father of three and a ten week old child, remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ball
Ball
Terry Ave
Mail Pouches Yield $15,000 to Bandits in Train Heist
Two bandits flagged a northbound Ohio train near Altamont two miles east of Terre Haute today. They forced the mail car to open two registered pouches and obtained about $15,000 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Altamont
Ed Den Shot Incident Sparks City Jail Cell Claim
A fragmented report describes a man named Ed Den found on a kitchen floor by a motorcycle cop. The text notes Den is in the city jail and mentions a friend and a shot, suggesting an incident with violent confrontation and subsequent detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edden
Garden
Burglary at 38th Avenue Home Nets Cash and Card
A well born burglar pried a window at a home on 38th Avenue and removed cash totaling 30 dollars. The thief also took a card case, leaving it behind with the card missing. Local police investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Hashi
38Th Ave
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Idaho Legion
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Veterans’ Aid
N.Y
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Rio
Spot
Santos
the Star
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Ular
Seattle Star
Portland
Sue Shipping Board
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
John McGraw
New York Giants
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Wees
So Teeee
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