Seattle Girl Potter to Queen at Sunday Pageant
Esther Potter, a Seattle native and 15 year resident of Queen Anne hill, is chosen queen of the city pageant to be held on Denny field at Washington campus. Six maids of honor surround her as 10 000 spectators are expected. After the event she departs by midnight boat to Lake Crescent for vacation.
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Esther Potter
KF Goodrich Rubber
Istic Way
Queens
Seattle
Denny Field
Washington
Anne Hill
Q Anne Hill
H. N. Potter
Ninth Ave. W
Miss Potter
Lake Crescent
Bather Potter
U. Campus
Spoiled Herring Dumped at Bell Street Terminal
Poor cold storage led to 558 barrels and 24 kits of mild cured herring spoiling and dumped in the bay at the port commission's Bell Street terminal. Value placed at 8000 dollars. Ownership split among P. E. Harris Co 375 barrels Kachamack Saltery Cannery 153 barrels Jacobsen Co 30 barrels, Harris Co 24 kits.
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Port Commission
Bell St
P. E. Harris & Co
Kachamack Saltery & Cannery Co
Jacobsen Co
Harris Co
Workingmen Buy Homes in Seattle Offer
Real estate promotion targets workingmen with half acre tracts and a two room house at 1150 dollars. The plan includes free blueprint and unit expansions, with access to city water and streetcar, located near Spokane Avenue Avalon Way and 35th Avenue. Contact offices at 8424 35th Ave SW or 716 Third Ave.
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Spokane Ave
Avalon Way
35Th Ave
H. C. Peters
Third Ave
Local Markets See Third Price Jump In 10 Days
Butter prices rose again on Tuesday, with bricks at 61 cents and cubes at 60 cents as local creamery demand mirrors California levels. San Francisco quotes held steady around 69 cents with Kegs firm, while Washington potatoes arrive in better supply. A carload of Thompson seedless grapes from Fresno is due, cantaloupes stay steady, and Standards fetch $3 with ponies $2 to $2.25.
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California
San Francisco
Washington
Fresno
Cal
New York Markets Report Coffee and Sugar Prices
New York markets report on July 29 shows No 7 Rio coffee at 23 and one half cents per pound, No 4 Santos at 28 cents per pound, and centrifugal sugar at 7.28 cents per pound.
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New York
Rio
Santos
VESSEL MOVEMENTS DEEP SEA VESSELS CAPE SIGHTINGS
Deep sea vessel movements near Cape Tatoosh Island reported by U.S. Weather Bureau. Ships including Se President Empress of Russia Washtenaw Colorado Springs and Washtenaw lists, with sightings of hull Blanford and other tonnage in tow by tug Tree. Port Townsend and Seattle entries detail arrivals and departures across multiple ports July 28 29.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Sn President
Hull Blandford
Tug Tree
Empress of
Russia
Shipping Board
President
San Pedro
San Francisco
Victoria
B. C
Hull Blanford
Grays Harbor
Washtenaw
Tacoma
Ketchikan
Alaska
Admiral Dewey
Princess Maquinna
Vancouver
Admiral Farragut
San Diego
Seattle
Admiral Sebree
Beattie
Singapore
Hongkong
Kobe
Yokohama
Porta
Forbes
West Coast
Dungeness
Fcr
Lottie Bennett
Port Townsend
Justin
Port Blakely
Bellingham
Horace X. Baxter
Skagway
Everett
ACOMA
Elihu Thomson
Banta Ines
Fulton
New York Steel Stocks Open Higher amid Mixed Market
The July 29 New York opening saw United States Steel at 11% and Bethlehem at 1004, with Crucible at 142 and other issues mixed. Within the first hour United States Steel slid below 112 as Crucible fell 5, while United Fruit rose to 192 and General Motors declined from 282% to 227. Overall, activity remained above yesterday’s pace with slight recoveries in food and tobacco shares.
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New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
International Marine
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin
United Fruit
Etal
Tobacco Group
General Motors
Brudebaker
Chicago Market Report Trades Slow Amid Dry Weather Demand
Chicago market activity stalled as dry conditions kept buyers scarce. July corn opened at 1.964, later 1.964, September corn 1.97. December 1.72 remained near, then eased. July oats rose to 0.61, then slipped. September oats opened 0.81 and fell. December oats 0.84.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Sie
Denver Market Report On Cattle And Hog Receipts
Denver market notes show cattle receipts around 2500 head with prices 25 cents lower. Steers bring about 10.14, cows and heifers about 6.76 to 9, calves 10.60 to 13.50. Hog receipts 1600 head with top about 22.90 and bulk sales 22.66 to 22.75.
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Denver
Bank Clearings and Balances Report Totals
Bank clearings amount to 6 954 010 351 855 184 11 with clearing 936 833.00 and balances 102 228.00 listed in the financial brief.
Portland Market Report cattle and hogs summary
Portland market report shows cattle receipts at 23 head with prices from 6.50 to 11.60 dollars, hog receipts 40 head with prime mixed at 22.75, sheep steady with prime lambs 12.50, yearlings 7 to 8, and hens broilers cheese prices per pound provided. Meat categories include cows, heifers, calves, and various poultry items with regional price ranges.
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Portland
Frisco Market Report Highlights Grain and Dairy Prices
Frisco market notes show barley and red feed prices around 2.75 to 3.20 per cental with country shipping points. Butter prices range from about 57 to 67 cents per pound for various grades. Eggs and poultry quotes appear, including pullets at around 50 to 60 cents per dozen and Fancy eggs near 14 cents per pound.
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Ban Francisco
Federal Chiefs Visit Seattle on Justice Department Tour
Calvin Satterfield and Charlies E Stewart arrived by steamer President from San Francisco for a Seattle stop as part of a nationwide inspection tour. They planned to depart for McNeil Island at noon after touring agencies and facilities. Jee We Chin pleaded not guilty to opium possession but claimed it was placed in his trunk. Judge Neterer sentenced him to 30 days in King County Jail and fined $101.
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Calvin Satterfield
Division of Accounts
Charlies HE. Stewart
Department of Justice
Seattle
San Francisco
McNeil Island
Jee We Chin
United States District Court
Neterer
Chin
King County
Crew of Admiral Knight Returns After BC Coast Fire
Twenty three members of the Admiral Knight steamer crew arrived after burning off the British Columbia coast. They were rescued by the Princess Victoria and suffered exposure. The boiler explosion ended the ship, with no trace of the derelict. Loss is estimated at 100000 dollars. salvage may be attempted if the hulk is located.
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Admiral Knight
British Columbia
Steamship Colorado Springs To Be Delivered Soon
The steamship Colorado Springs from Skinner and Eddy yard will be delivered to Struthers and Dixon on Thursday and likely begin loading flour or wheat by August 2. The steamer West Telip, an 8800 ton Ames ship, is turned over to Struthers and Dixon and will start loading for the Orient about August 15.
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Colorado Springs
Skinner & Eddy Yard
Struthers & Dixon
West Telip
Ames
Orient
Young Y M Worker Ill After Appendectomy
Lee Bricker, 21, son of Mr and Mrs W A Bricker 1428 E Pike St, is seriously ill at Columbus sanitarium after an appendectomy. Doctors report the condition very serious but prognosis is for recovery. Bricker is known for work at the local Y M C A.
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Lee Bricker
W. A. Bricker
E. Pike Sr
Columbus Sanitarium
Young Bricker
No naturalization hearings until September in federal court
The clerk of the United States district court announced there will be no naturalization hearings in the federal court here until the second Saturday in September. Of 232 applicants last Saturday 19 were admitted, the rest held over to the next hearing.
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United States District Court
Plans for a Seattle hotel venture by eastern interests
A group of eastern hotel men led by James Woods of New York City discussed financing a new Seattle hotel likely costing at least 2 million dollars. The party, including architects, toured potential sites while meetings with Chamber of Commerce representatives reviewed options. Woods will announce any decision before departing Seattle.
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Seattle
James Woods
New York City
Woods
St. Francis
San Francisco
Eempire
Chamber of Commerce
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