The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1919. erereertnt = VETERANS OF |WHITESOXWIN [LOWER PRICES BUTTER JUMPS t-off lands offe ‘ loage ans ns ee STATE MEET TODAY'S GAME) ON TOMATOES — 10 67 CENTS NAL T WATE WAVING, | F = ar, _ | — | myuyrns Pack for erey/ American Legion Delegates| Series Now Stands 4 to 3|Western Ave. Wholesalers|Dealers Claim Scarcity of ir erica at e.| Convene Thursday for Reds Reduce Quotations | Stock Causes Rise fOSPTTAT Washington state members of| se anectontenmenment i oaite Boeing ‘ | Anna, or the first time in several days,| Claiming that their stocks of better ree 4 {the American Legion, the nation-|| Continued From Page One} the whetessin produce market is lernde batter are Stabitnaie decteted, | CLEANING CALL | Wide orwantiaation of — ex-service | _ : - ally der | cain well supplied with local to-| wholosnlers Wednesday " Ancharstrand, room 36 Totem /men, will hold thelr first annual ro i ° whovtenere Weentegay rated the| Main $319 Jeonvention here. ‘Thuredr, Fridwy (THht Meld fout line, Felach playing |Mmatoon The str has been prac-| price of fresh butter to 67 cents p Be wangne on cKeprr |oo"st : ape him just right; Rath forced Wingo, | Cally bare of tomatoes, owing pound in bricks and 66 cents in| HABL. 20° PKR ST. ge eT tee ic ae _ to B. Collins; Daubert | the early frosts, but on Tuesday localloubes, This Ie an advance of 2 UAL. NOVICES posts will | the ‘ » No runs, no hits, farmers brought in quite a supply,|conts per pound over previous quo WHOM ITF MAY CONCERN state ization, and top prices immediately fell to! tation Walgned haa made applica- |. ‘ > 5 | Kee prices are stead While | tO erect & battery service |° rmanent officers, and adopt . Fourth Inning The C ord grape market ts ¢ dualace way it Pos ne " "te chpengtite t the northwest corn astitution and by-laws CHICAGO—Gandil flied to N aeute per beikat. ‘The|for then to reacive fresh neoe at 4 and Pine st. Any -| The sessions will open at 10 a.) Risberg fouled to Daubert, who m je essions H a tisberg fouled to Da . Who made . MS Peees rain ch OC : pow are arriving in a steady fash-| th se ¥e no ad ne Protest against such Piaseie® ui the ‘Mike’ cheb, |& apecthaular catch, laaninn over the " thin th f the year, no advane will file eh ate t jon, and are almost as quick! ere look ‘orward te el Ss SP tne Bureinheektnk SE /Bpring wt. and Pourth ave. Morn-|fence into a box; chalk was cred-|hendied Toa’. vated tone Lee ree it OB ree Announces the Sale of out to tb etall trade e ure AES prior to Getober a», 1919, jing and afternoon sessions will be|ited with a single when he beat out] Tokay grapes are fire ' " “ ea renee is rather dull, The | Be wwon | he ia for the three day The hit to Groh; Cleotte fied to aeeh Contaloupes are practically | me to be little demand for any four Seattio posta have been given |No runs, one hit, no error |for the season, say dealers. variety, and only small amounts are |f| |charge of the arrangements of the} CINCINNATI—Groh out, H. Col-|were hardly any seen on the entire| arriving on the local market | convention, J. T, Faulds, assistant/ling to Gandil, on an easy chance; | street Tuesday | Poultry quotations promise to re-| Whi $ H i RP Seattle Star | isis secretary, ts coveral chairman |Rousch out, JE Colting to Candi, on| "the oranme market has stitfoned | meennty tueuntions Promise to re. ich Is Available for Inspection at Following Warehouses: On arrangements, and committees another easy chance; Duncan out,|up considerably st » beginning iy} . ap have been named te handle pub-| Weaver to Gandil, No runs, no hits, |of the week . . | wi : “ht | ( rORY jicity, tranaportation, hotels and|no errors, asi b nthe nay? Ipty at the local stock yardy 1) Wilson Point Warehouse, South Norwalk, Connecticut; Hog Island, Pa.; Chicago “ were Til hogs, ith 168 r hi ‘ ‘ Soak r 7 ‘ entertainment ° Fifth Inning ? ly at cattic, ‘The market on both ||| Warehouse, Chicago, Illinois; Erie Warehouse, Hrie, Pennsylvania; Los Angeles The posta oh “ ° ec! | \ ‘eli : : ‘ Ps Med ta the canvention Cee! | CHICAGO—J. Colting Bled to Neale |*NPHINE pointe A Raster | hogs and cattle ruled firm Warehouse, Los Angeles, California; Baltimore Warehouse, Sollers Point, Baltimore, Law jon the flest ball pitched, Tt was a) )'!)" gt All + 90 Ae a | , _ Maryland; New Orleans Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana; Metuchen Warehouse, the Attorneys.a on. Antwan mander and one delegate for each t mp o are otations. =ainl Pa pu KCL ESTANLISRD THT, , jump in orange quotation: : 4 Ie ‘ hat ra Se igy ates 45Ri; [100 paid-up members. mer J.\" @. KE. Collins singled to cen] ied Morida grape fruit of ree so iaioeere Metuchen, New Jersey; Corliss, Wisconsin; Liberty Plant, Alameda, California; fon. 218 Burke Midg., 905 |Noble post No. 1, Seattle, with-an |! Ht was « clean drive directly | necson in wholesaling at $9 per bo ” Portl 3; Ti Jashi aye. Ma 03. lactive membership of over 600, OV*E second. Weaver w safe on) oo, «Mores wraps rete G rds | Local country * tland, Oregon; Tacoma, Washington. ~ *, . 4 i ESE Downe Be TOU TREAT |e Capertee end the tarsen, | Grob's error, BE. Colline going 10. seo. ("7° se 2 ||| PROPELLING MACHINERY AND AUXILIARIES—eozines, starine, ‘Triple Expansion~ Bultation free. All cases. Fees | " fs detention: ond; Jackson safe on Rath’s error of |. ae 2 > Py E tata’ <a’ etait tanec his grounder, filling the bases. The | --—-——_—_—_—_——_ 700, 800, 1400, 1600, and 28001, HL. P. Propeller Shafting, Stern Bearings, Steady Bearings, on Mh -< ael He wae the w@ a ae orl | Local Markets | . . Stuffing Boxes, Propellers, Under-Sea Connections: ashington which may Reds | brought up on the floor of the con. | Felsch singled 40 center, scoring FE. | viel a BOILERS—*cotch Marine—2800 Square Feet H. 8. 15 ft, 3 in. by 11 ft. 5 in, Water tube, 2500 vention te the adoption of a report Collins and Weaver, sending Jackson ae Square Feet HW. 8, | ° favoring the paseage of soldier and second, It was a clean, hard drive. | Price Paid Wholesale Dealers | | te Foundry Co. | ai relief poor aad similar to Sallee squatted in the box and Daw Pa for Vegetables and Fruit BOILER FITTIN AND ACCESSORIES — Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks, Gange Glaases, ENWICK. TAWRENCE | that of the Lamping bill, which was | bert went over to talk to him. Fisher noone me a ‘ wntry creamery, y Valves, Soot Blowers, Turbine Tube © ers, Ash BJectors, Hand Ash Hoists, Tube SSt_Barke Bide defeated at Olympla last Pebruary, | ReW pitching for Cincinnati, The Red : Fan Casings and Uptakes, Injectors, Superheaters, Steam Separators, Rivets, That Seattle delegates to the na-|lmfelders walked to the box with Sivtaete arash ieee $ Tubes, Bottom Blow, Globe Stop and Surface Blow Valves, Bridge Walls, Stacks tional convention In Minneapolis, | Fisher and talked over the situation : 4 : : : and Fidley Tops, ete wx rrote ext month, will attempt te bring With him. Sallee drew a big hand | Celery 4 7 srereeees | 3 {D BOILE J ES—Condensers, 2,000 square feet; Evaporators, c etal the convention t this city in 1099 | vere Be walked dows pest the | "snes ; | iaatorn Pena ogo i ight gh igpeeny amas Feed and Filter, Fresh Water, Oil, ue eticlale fone Gahan ote ag tons re gh ay rats Plate te, Deus | cocamers j , ; Soda and Reserve Feed Water Tanks, Centrifugal Circulating Purops, Horizontal Duplex PONE OAs ~ | officials, The Orbgon state conven: | bert; kson going to third and/ : ; nd ¥ 33 . erve ks, tf a ee eee 10 to $100 made anickly| tion, held at Portland on September |Felseh to second; Risberg struck out. i) ; | Pumpa and Vertical Simplex Pumps. Various Sizes, Ladders and Gratings, Revolution lentially on furniture | 17 and 18, went on record as favoring | Two runs, two hits, two errors. Counters, Engine Room Telegraphs and Lifting Gears. Fao Seattle ay next year’s national con:| CINCINNATI—Kopf flied to Jack « rd DECK MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT —anstans, Steering Engines, Winches, Hawser ith Bide. Bil 4462 | vention city. Publishers of the Pa-| son ob o thy ©. wan a r eryee | Reels, Windlasses, Ventilators and Cowls, Life Preservers, Metallic and Wood Life Boats, son close to the foul line, It q Chiropractor cific Legion, the organ for Western |towering hit and Joe had worlds of | eye +. 24 and 26 feet. Mechanical and Bar type Davits, Masts, Oars, Life Rafts, Manila Rope, PROUP Bool Pac, | Members of the legion, will print | time. Neale singled to left; Wingo |Merseredi¢h Rost Toca, ‘ Pe oar. 1% in. Circ. to 7 ins, Wire Rope, % in, to 1 7-16 ins. Diam., Marlin and Ratline. 22 Denny Bide. yen Eanes vache on C3 which | walked again. The crowd came to its | anverd Savash— Loe mes ‘ Hepers ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT—Conduit, Couplings, Clips, Clamps, Connecting Boxes and Pit Re Bait peee NERY - ena Bag Se ee we Eh | feet with a mighty roar. Reuther oy pus s| tings. Junction Boxes, Plugs and Unions, Generating Units 7% to 15 K. W. Reciprocating SET uhl Pantausa: Me 5401. |encenvag to tring the teat eanvem leociees teen Cae cn nna| ERnUOE bee osiecseses eat 3% and Turbine Units, Switch Boards, Lamps 10 to 60 Watts, Motors, Blinker Lights, Search Weay Tt wa feeble attempt and! Walia Waite > Broiler Lights, Transformers, 25 y, A. to 100 K. W. Lead and Paper covered and Duplex ° tion to Seattle. “ 5 * i ghta, Tr rs, K, WL A K Rersirine, Upholstering. Dutch” reached for a wide CUrve | Peanut Mater as ‘ 5 fees i Steel Braid Wire, Lead and Paper covered Cables, Cor’, Fuse Plugs, Fuses, Switches, Annun- and looked foolish; Rath out, Weaver | Muster ‘ - u clators, Storage Batteries, Bella, Portables, Reflectors, Solder, Tape, Electricians’ Tool Boxes and arn. Shop MO SATT toe Gandil. No runa, one bit, no er-| & Bee 2% | fen ée aneaty Tools Seiaterad Leama TWO SHIPS ARE ro Sixth Inning 4 > | Status of the New York PIPING, VALVES AND FITTINGS—Pipe. Brass, Copper, Lead and Steel—Black and Galw nt PL AOANED ON ALL ARTY | Rawhare ne \zed; Beamiens Steel Tubing, Copper Tubing. Valves, Flanged and Screwed; Brass, Cast Iron, rer eee Reiene eF | CHICAGO—Luque now pitching | Rutabagne Tak ‘ Ort Stock Exchange Extra Heavy and Standard, Globe Angle and Cross, Gate, Angle Relief, Check, Back Pres- — jeer Chpeenett, Renate Bed to Dun than cee _ pee IRR sure, Chronometer, Manifolds and Reducing. Fitting»—Ells, Crosses, nges, ‘Tees, Bush= to Laan can, It was @ high hit ball and an| Local se v RK. Oct. 6-—The Meck mar ings, various sizes, Extra Heavy and Standard, Black and Galvanized. Brass and Galvanized a : Yheotte bates Sweet Wolatoce--Nancy Ia! ; ening todey wee sasin accom e r welry, on most See Smee, rote Sates, eh eae Tending Iaewen | Unions, Gaskets, Lock Nuts, ete ietaetney tere * most |Skinner-Eddy’s 65th Steed | Sennen Late, whe Biches | even ee opeved at 107%. wv I) PLUMBING MATERIAL—Water Closets, Urinals, Lavatories, Sinks, Bathtubs, Showers, Water tom per box ‘91 with his right arm, and struck out;| Tocal, outdoor, 18 Toe at 95%. op Me ‘ Aad 1J. Coliina doubled to left. It was a | Turnipe-—New lors), per sack bad wp 1; United Heaters, Mirrors and Bath Room Fixtures. Steam Radiators, Steam Traps. $ BSPIRA ET DING laharp drive down the left field foul} rnerrs Ps a *) Mexteae 1) REFRIGERATING MACHINERY—Complete Ship Refrigerating outfits. |line. E. Collings struck cut, Wingo resets e 4 the tet during the . a “ J ‘\ 5 é Skinner & Eddy launched their dropping the ball but pegging Collina| BE We soe@a te aif beur, going to 1 6 paints HANDLING DEVICES—Ctain Blocks %- to 2-Ton. Bridge Cranes, 10 to 50 Tons; Cantry ifn S5th ship, the 10,000-ton img-lout to Daubert. No runs, one hit a € aree E00@? an Woolen m & new bigh on Crane, 3 to 10 Tons; Derricks, 10-Ton; Hoists, 2-Ten. Electric Hoists, Chain and Wire Rope Teediveted 4819 Stone ham, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. E.| no errors = peeeais ‘ Slings Take cor. North 3358/1. Garret, sister-in-law of Mra./ Winter Bananas ase it] HAND TOOLS—Carpenters’, Kngincers’, Machinists’, Steam Fitters’ and Plumbers’. John W. Eddy, acted as sponsor.| ©) Loe _} Sian ReMi es MEER VEE i cmaegid 4 —Sceatmenta ana |The vessel will be delivered to the |} : + | | Chicago Market Repo: i| SHOP MACHINERY AND TOOLS—Poring Machines, Lathes, Planers, Punches, Riveters, rt @rugiess methods given by | Shipping board. tut ted : 3 ———— Shears, Bending Barke, Bulldozer, LAner Rolls, Power Press, Multiple Spindle and Radial ees 0 ; " > ; Ovens, Bi Wheels and Buffing Machines. tic physician Cl msed).| The wood motorship Boobwalla, | a _ _ i pSBICAGO, Oct. 6 in futures Drills, Moulding Machines, Mills, Ovens, Emery Wheels an: " Rdg, James. Ot, tae Ayes . at Movies 2-9 Pattersen Mopenald "plant Tua | fence in left. Rousch out, Cicotte to Casabae ter i> ctl 08 gM | inrely IE ny) Mh WOODWORKING MACHINERY—?Ptsrerg, Saws, Tenoning Machines. Turkish Baths day. Miss Bila Kelly, private sec. |Gandil, Groh gg rt Denes | or es et ag pp ay bie duled for te RAILROAD EQUIPMENT—Car, Crossovers, Spikes, etc. i Blecteie cabinets, oat or ype pli ghia or ar, [wae a ea aes across second ries sl. riph per Bones se gisoses ? ‘4 METALS—Bronze ahd Copper, Galvanized Steel Sheets and Zinc Plates. Steel Shapes, Plates and {19% the Australian ‘government. J. K. (base. Kisberg tried hard and almost | Ope fy" Me : : ; Bars, Structural Steel, Fabricated and Unfabricated. meorda, # to t-M. basket. 260 i Pe i Chilbere nnd asenclatee have bonght |Feached it, Kopf forced Duncan, E.| 3)" hinesrs’ per hue box : , ‘ MISCELLANEOUS— the Boobwatla and eight other ves- {Collins to Kisberg. One run, two L " strong | throout ‘Asbestos Millboards, Baskets, Bolts, Bolts and Nuts, Rooms, Brushes, Buckets, Chains, Chairs, sels built’ by the yard for the | bits, no errors. - Wale he Cushions, Cuspidors, Fire Extinguishers, Fende Filters, Funnels, Graters, Hangers, Head, Australians. Seventh Inning . opening. Tie, subsequently @ | Sets, Hone Inkstands, Lights, Linoleum, Mouthpieces, Nails, Nuts, Oilers, Patterns, Pistols, CHICAGO—Weaver struck out;| that fraction | Plugs, Posts, Racks, Ranges, Recls, Revolvers, Kings, Rivets, Rods, Safes, Scales, Screws, 4 * ad * — Shotguns, Spikes, Springs, Staples, Steamers, Studs, Tables, Torches, Traps, Uniforms, Va izi | Jac o a < . ; [RN PACIFIC raitroan Rodgers Organizing ee hie balk. pret | Bess sale. vid Cf a sila «| nish, Washers, Wedges, Wheelbarrows, Wheels, Whistles. 7 : ke wan 2 GE IN SCHEDULE Shipbuilding Firm chance. Peisch struck out. a | |,Portland Market Status The above materials and equipment are surplus from the shipbuilding program and @ October Sth, Train Num-| wy back! id hh the | no hits, no errors. caniioepardslhitning x # ~ P ; ry : ‘The Mississippi! Valley Lim- Peas, 8, sien 000.000, Davia} Felsch swung viciously at tho last | Peeches— ’ Cnitie-Rstetoy are practically all new. Some second hand shop and mill equipment is available, All Kansas City, St. Louis and} Rodgers, famed as a shipbuilder in| offering. Luque was pitching with | Was mer . sales are for caslr and prices to be quoted are F. O. B. cz ‘Ss at present warehouses or leaves at 4:00 P. M., in-| Seattle during the war, ts organizing | dazaling speed and ho was showing «| PRT sea, vot ; ‘ to fi ' concentration yards. All material has passed government inspection’ and is in strict a shipbuilding syndicate which will sharply breaking curve. He had Wea-| Dane 5 sores ts 7 2 . a i A Pe wy Phage : 1 A, of 4:10 P. M. i take iteslf felt tn the United States|Ver and Felsch plainly puasied, and | Fall Batter soy agg bis | dete at , aoe ae accordance with specifications. Inquiries on any of the al ove materials are solicited. and Canada, according to advices | the crowd gave him a big hand a as ees aig a eee tf . ’ Detailed inventory, giving all data, may be had on application to Head, Sales Sec- from Montreal. Rodgers, who re-| CI ATI-—Neale struck Out; Pranes—Tragedy, per crate. ...1 b market (1! tion, Supply and Sales Division, United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Cor- signed from the @kinner & Rady Cor-| Wingo walked for thp thin time Rew crescies : Sy TENA: Bees |) poration, 140 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, or at any of the following district - sesh ak Wht datialan « 1% rough heavy. $15.25@ poration after nearly wrecking his | Schalk was peeved at the decision on , i tvutk of eaten. 117-0. I] sales offices: health thru hard work, is 4 tempor-|the last one. Luque struck out Ms B--Itece ig heads metket to ary resident of Montreal Rath singled to center, Wingo going |¢ 92 | ate + Supply and Sales Division, Northeastern District, No. 115 Broadway, New York City. —— to second. It was a nice drive and on yeas dy Supply and Sales Division, Eastern District, No. 140 N. Broad St, Phila, Pa. '~ the crowd came up howling for a! a r Supply and Sales Diyisigg, Southern District, Hibernia Bank Bldg. New Orleans, La, Portland Officers | seventh inning rally, Daubert out. | . {2glte per dos. weak) Supply and Sales Dirt Cnre District, ak preg rag Mag nd m. a 2 : F. Collins to Gandil. No runs, one -— nO=-8OG Sie pet fo; dealiers, | and Sales Division, Westerr District, Ni western Bank ig., Portland, Disperse Meeting |", "'™ Pa iad work for good |f|votve preventea the “ciase war pric | Eighin toning es we ig 3 ce U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation $7.50 for eight oners’ defense committee” from hold CHICAGO—Gandail popped to Kopf; | , SST ES 4 ies y " ? ) 140 NORTH BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA ing a protest meeting in a local park | Risberg safe on Rousch's error, but Soe Rarcedae as last night. The officers arrested | was out attempting to hh wecond. Aeoag 9 10 110 | Calves 0 - z oh o <0} o Sheep Joseph Landy, who was to have de-|Rousch to Rath; Schalk out, Kopf t -13| “Goring lamb, prime, 12.80013.00 11.0001 livered th talk, and ordered | Dauber N #, no hits, one © - : do, tal jam. . Pont Cm piedice a f Yearitnage crores ‘Hesosizes | OAT SPROUTS GROW {Urges Seattle to to hear him to disperse | CINCINNATI—Groh lined to Jack-| 7 : : ON AN EAR OF CORN) Extend Her Trade | | Landy, after being held a few! son in deep left; Rousch out, BE. Col ‘ |houra, was released llins to Gandil, Collins going nearly to E NEW LONDON, Mo., Oct. 7.—New|__Seattle should step out and capture “ga ae |wecond to take the bounder; Duncan Th hip Saipan Saath | London presents another Burbank in| Philippine trade by establishing a Jout, Risberg to Gandil. No runa, no| Chotee re his me. S the person of Edward Cooper, a far-|lne of passenger vessels from here to . ; Spokane Press Is itis te onic. | STUER E: ie ee ina ee, |the istand, James H. Rafferty, com-|| proseeds tone tok Leseeet, a. | ‘ Cooper's fame as an expert in|mercial agent of the Philippine gov-|| Pitcher for O. B. W., who su Damaged by Fire Ninth Inning crossing farm products came about in|@Fnment, told the foreign trade bu-|| ‘#!ned & broken leg in @ pre SPOKANE, Wasn, Oct. §—Fire,} CricaGO—Clootte struck out; J the nature of an aceldent. He has|reau of the Chamber of Commerce : starting presumably in the basement! Cotjins fied to Rousch: B. Collins out j just found an ear of corn in his field|Tuesday. There is no American line | ly USEMENTS of the National Biscuit company,| Rath to Daubert. No runs, no hits ok that beats anything ever seen in| the Philippines, and one is sooges | LOWEST RATES ate thru the partition into the mail-|no errors . nd Moors, Wik a Ralls county, The ear is normal in|he declared. —to— ” jing room of the Spokane Press last) CINCINNATI—Lu que concluded Selle: of stage, No i ; hacen eantceel il ‘ : NCIN} . ay, except that about two LIKES eae night, wrecking that department. [pis fourth inning with only one hit ¢.2?.Ne. 2 inches from the «mail end several|Femoved, #0 no one can advance a CALIFORNIA ¥ The press, in the adjoining room,|made of him. Kopt popped to Fao No fees. sprouts of oats are growing out. The|theory as to how the oats got a? TOs SANG jwas flooded, ang the mechanical de-|Qoliins; Neale flied to Jackson 4 or green caifakina, No, i. phenomenon {is unaccounted for by | the ear of corn. . oe FONT Bao. itiott 2525. J) partment and editorial and business! Wingo singled thru EB. Collins. Ma- p,; ‘ 4a559 4 Cooper. Before the corn in this fleld| The strange product is now being FREQUENT SAILINGS, joffices were smoked. gee batted for Luque and singled to > Mego Se tls} was planted it had been sowed to|8hown here and may be put on dis-|% S+ CHEILO ©, «1.2... - | The damage to the Press plant , tath | DPF or staan H play at some of the neighboring fairs, ¥ play based on forgot- pe. right, Wingo going to second; Rath pry oy iss nip ee 4248 oats, but all of this had been cut and | PIAY @F | dents atone A} ten memory, jwilt be nominal. The regular) iined to Felch near the foul line. N faltaking, © Tha, and’ whéer, —o a — ron 5 , 75e; Mats. Today- | editions were issued today as usual.| runs, two hits, no errora 3 jo Ble. . i 5 , : Teen of malted, ea. 4 ranch, fall grown iw rosacco crowing KING ALBERT IS iii c2 2 ss fag) EATER | Assuring Tile ee ge ‘Pantrnten try's independence tobacco was sec- | “ iful; Four Leons, wire art- |/ond in the list of exports. For years | pis ies Quigley and Fitzgerald. flit was first, in 1856 reaching a value | ; . comedians; Frank Ward, || aa oe ON BOARD K elty expert: Pantagescope. jof more than $3,000,000. But by the/~pain, Omaha, Ne Oct. 8 mt |time of the outbreak the world war white entering the great agricul- — _ i made and title assured. [the exports nad declined to esa than |qural center of this great counery,| | Mi GaatRyaN RE . Note the Twenty-fourth BOYS and GIRLS: > A ling the war have brought production | 1)" see ere hi > prod ms a chapter of Genesis, Twenty- Make & collection of army and navy ORPHEUM THEAIRE jback to $1,000,000 a year, and it in fal the wheat belt. that paine rk = first. verse, which says equipment. Airplanes, tanks, | sub- ‘This Week—LEW WHITE in still going up. |firat spontaneous offering of feod Siaread +} “And the field and the cave marines, guns, battleships, dirigibles, ais finders sec; Mate ” “8 |stuffs to stricken Belgium,” King j oO** thought \\ that is therein Was made sure etc., wrapped with every loaf of Seep Mondays), ‘Ais: [| DAMAGE TO TANKER SLIGHT | Aibert of Belgium today sald on euldes us be unto Abraham, for a posses- (except Sundays), 13¢, Mats. Survey of the Staneard OM Co.|the arrival of the royal party in von lie CO ER eh ‘ Dt a eas. aenabicas. ah ; sion” Nights 7:35 and tanker Dillwyn, which ran aground | Omaha Chop ‘ avr \ Nu jon Pt. Léplip, near Port Ludiow,| ‘The king inade several inquiries ©oe—Whoie ¢ CAGE OF: Of (ous pinepicreele Bes rifle 9 UL er HOLSUM B % | Tuesday, was being made at the Todd |into conditions here, and expressed |qraund Mone... O45 40 Rnowledge, all off estate deal of which we have a an rea ALAC E ih | jyard Wednesday. The vessel is not/a desire to see the livestock mar- Grits £004 20.00 our discretion and p record, assured himself of his Pi: seriously damaged. kets and great Industries of thig Milo Malte s...ccscsees | ‘ Continuous Daily, 1 to 18 tea #8 leases Leachs .Ocake,’ the feral ‘ 0 all of our courtesy tlle. | Ask your grocer for these delicious loaves of SIX BIG ACTS ; x Or ue ITALY RATIFIES PEACE — | couple expressed their gratitude for Timothy Reed—-No. # per ib.. 12% q must bo employed up Today, to be made sure ts | the Seattle Baking Co.—largest, finest bakery ij ag hates ay! cde oy i | ROME, Gct. 7 d.)—King|the splendid help extended their Mye Seed—Per Ib... reat on every oee! to Insure, and your title should in the Northwest, va sm Alfalfa M Lucille Lee Stewart and Austrian » treaties by the|Central West, Bernteh service as low as $50 nuel has ratified the German |countrymen by the people of the Altalte Aged betes st RBRR® Completa fune be insured by fn “Dhe 11th Commandment.” | issuance of a ro: scree, It was an vor OB Bik 4 t * merous inatances are re- , Food « 5 corded in Biblical history Och Grit test ie . where transfers of title were (OORE THEATRE P New Vork Golfcs and|"* th, Mane cab" room at'230 :s Waa laiteea||| Insurance Company Sugar Quotation: ’ gar Q re s9|road problem will be explained un-| an He perens 6 617 KILBOURNE STREET | pacer re MORTH S25 Assets Oct Coftee—No. 7\der auspices of the Railway Men’ > ini No 4 Bantos | Weitare League. Chamber of Com | SENS ‘hes More Than Helf 9; Million .260 per th, _ ‘merce officials have been tavited | Common to good 6.60 7.00 and aaternoon sessions Thursday, |tee men on the bonus question wail | Wednesday, “" gers other than thelr Guarda "~~ “first two Sox runs ae Ps