The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 13

ACRE have a highly devel e with fruit, atrawb: den soil; d-room . Water, isleph PAL FRUIT, $1,500 house eo; beautiful a hes fine bus % 1,500. easy terms t Kdmonds ry's place in F BURWELL & MORFORD in 9855. Iman Bide. | ACHES RICH LOAM, $150; F100 “ASH : walking | the n ound from § | w ferry ineipal summer Tresor Biways a ready market for what the cheapest gv land Seattle; a snap; 10 acres TSO; $100 cash, $15 nth. PL VAN ARSDA & CO, 1019 Third Ave. M6-ACRE CHICKEN NRANCH 2K TO TOWN mall fruit, on main county road; view of Sound an } the Improve present | Bore money than w . asking | r the place; only $2,350; $550 fash, balance monthly & MOR! THE W L mW aplen moun co | 1 Biliott 4635. MERE IS YOUR CHANCE res; all cleared: no stumps; good Froom house, ‘This land has al) plowed, one-half of it set to! LOS i i ta. perfect igh seh. tly foneea ; located im the bes district In King count eash, balance monthly. HE W. EB MORSE Co. Leary Bde Eni iCRES. PART IMPROVE seated h of the city; clo dowdale: * loam soil Beres cleared; 5-room house; small 1, Fi. S80 soll and’ sub-irrigated te country store, schools, pi en county road; fine farms on you are looking for @ Hitott 4635. SOUTH | thoroly uit; 4-room icken house, barn: yt ee tomcat Square; transporta- | i from your work in the “Spthee $1,796: $700 cash. ALE & CO. 1019 Third Ave. - Bi Sree Soerany, . ANCH Cg quick |s b: 1% wu good el joam Tich bottam, not gravelly: fine img and good well, family or- oom house, barn and Price $2,800. The im- ry worth the money. |S BT SINESS | DIAMONDS W MICHA = the land is good, and is near a station $500; $100 down, $16 on month. E. DIBBLE us | New York Bik. RENT—2i ACRES, improved farm: milk route; ; poultry: stock. Brown, three miles cast Fern- adjoining Woodlawn ceme- EAR 'TO} ; part bottom: 4- @ only $1,350. 609 Burke Bide. ‘TER FRONT ON HOOD CANAL feet front. A scenic beauty. A brand new $3,000 he st built one of the tracts, is el . perty, an i a it 10 acres, good soll. Bile" only $750; 8100 ‘can, $15 month. CLIFFORD LAND CO. (£17 Third Ave. Elliott 99. YOU WANT “ONE OF OF MY %-ACKE tracts before the: 1 sold, come in and I will take you out 4 show you the best close-in menite in Seattle, near beach, for on your own terms Fone forth 2913 evenini SESKEN. 445 New York Bldg. 86 LOGGEDOFF LANDS WRITE FOR MAP SHOW! iG TH- tion low price and easy terma of on of logged-off lands offered a eet ers in Western Washington, WEYERHEAUSER TIMBER C TACOMA, WASHINGTON. cd STOCKS AND BONDS _— Wr WILt BUY Davis Car, Butte-New York, A Pet. & Coal, Pan Motors, W. tern Inguire | Furniture, Bldg. Smelting & Power, Centra Bond: and ay is, Pacific Elec. Welder Capitol Pet. WE WILL SELL 10 Refrigerator’ Car fgui OR cad ‘ ipecial 8 6 Petroleum F 900 Hequim Ol] & Gas Capitol Pet. Co, .. Great Western |... °; Alaska Pet. & Coal | Welder. |.) 8p. Western Smelting ‘& Davis Car Monarch Coipent (Kan.) Special IDERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD AT THE MARKET Our Brokerage Department is com- ne in every respect. Ask us for ry eearding any #e- Orders executed to buy or y stock or bond in any ng UAS COMPANY 61% Second Washington. 1 WiLL fy nds, War Savings Stamps, Alaska Petroleum. & Coal 1 WILL SELL 6 Hallet Bolteru Wicks Tire & Rubber. . Special American Nitrogen, Pfd..86.00 Americ’n Nitrogen, Com. Universal High Power. Keacon Ballard 0} Big Ledge . Sequim Gas & Forks Oil. i 00 0 Wyoming Pa 1000 Long Horn Oi! Ht done Star Oi arvey Campbell Max WINKLER au Union 8 Ave 1 25 0 0 Elliott 650, Paid, % % 100.80 SAVINGS. SAMIR BOND RECHIPTS BOL § Loans on $60 ond, 306 Open Saturdays Until 6 7 C.D. MeCONAHY. & CO. S17 American Rank Hidg Main 4886 nd_and Madison WE BUY LikerTY BONDS AT emall discount; also partial pay ment receipts and W. & Stampa 204 Hal nide PPORTUNITI BS APARTMENT HOUSE SPRCIAL | 36~ room brick apartment good renting district; modern; 30 rooma well furnished; all apar well arranged; rent $160 lease ix right handles; balance payabl come $4,500 cash modern a wilt hand materially im close in 4 dition. thrucut ing and housek rent only $ owner $80 and 3 full price, Kany 10-room house exce ally well ranged oping Nett ma, $1,000 terms MERRITT REALTY CO M 8 ARE YOU A CO! or song poeme? demand now for # mental numbers than ¢ Let me telly | Publisher, Bernice Bide. Tac BR? Marecelling, reater natru HAIR WAVIN henna pack for gray alr. * IMPROVEMEN' e M 620 Union WANTED, TOK abouts of ¢ Lomer. heard of was At\igust Main 4456, r 3232% Mra, Carrie Lomer ‘HES ON CREDIT. 2 PIKE ST. joo REAL ESTATE LOANS ACHBA DANS— FARM LOANS $500 and up: prompt serv ao Years in the business THE re RLAND AGENCY ry Rullding First ave TO WHOM TT Maye undersigned ea lumber #19 to Myrtle st. Duwamish In- 23 to 24 block § dustrial Addition Anyone ing to protest against auch Pation will Cile such pi TO WHOM” 4 MAY CONG 41 The undersigned bas made ap tion to erect public gar 724 jots 2 to &, “ “nt look siting to protes' cupation will file such protest at the office of the Superintendent of Buildings prior to October 31, 1919. C.J. EDWARDS, Owner. The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Mn * generat practice. All cases. genealtation. ane ta ty Fite. 0 Consultation free, All'cases. F moderate. Attorneys—Patent PRED F_G Bide, ba ag) ie a for Une! 4 594 Stewart, at Times sq 4907 Chattel Loans cles Matn to oy made auickty furniture, ‘MO Loane from $1 and confiden nos, Nive SANDERS & 1002-4 1. C Smith Bide. Fi. 4ae2 ctor A TRATH fC —Liceween chironractor, ROS Pantawes. M. 2891 Kepstring, Upholatering Preking foraenaen Wena Pure. Shan M9811 Coltateral Loans ¢€ ~~ MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds, and Jewelry, on most patistactory term: SOCIETY ms HEMenTAL: LOANS IN SRATTUM * am5-8 EMPIRE RUTLOING Reennd near Madison. ~—"Physicions snd Surgeons Dr Kathryn Harri Wren’ orders readjuated. 4819, Sto Green Lake car North 238% Trrkish Rati fMPRATAT ii RAPHE. Tie 4th ave. Electric cabinets, thera- fo Iomps, tubs. Rheumatiam apecialty. Louis Myers, chirop- iat, miechene-thers: at. Main 3219. day or night. ALASKK JONK © 8. Elliott 3291. The first letter written in America | —by Christopher Columbus to King | Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, in| 1492—-was shown recently at the Chi- cago Historical society. us LEM Wrnce |Prices Will Be No Higher! Than Last Year Thanksgiving no higher this year Cranberries for the dinner will be than last, according to predictions made by local commixsion men Tue» The market is short Of this commodity day at the time arrivals in a few weeks will help the fill the de prices will be local output to Retail amply mand 10 cents a pound this year, say deal ern There are little changes among bane ns a na OCTOBER 21, — of the New = Stock Exchange —a y YORK tured th ® marke Inmuee atook ine | That 380, and shortly high at 83% United up %) Bethle Hatdwin at Ktores u 145, up fore th present | but} i Chicago Market Report about | | ine | trom the bo fruits and vegetables along Western | avenue Tuesday, and street sales are rather light. There ts a brisk de mand for cabbage, turnips, beets and carrots Two cars of Florida ¢ rived late Monday were placed on sale t Quotations are Both onion continue to firm up, W soarcity of stocks or too much specu lation that is forcing these markets up is something that local dealers say they are unqualified to answer, Growers east of the mountains are already talking of amencing to store thelr apple stocks. The short age of cars for shipping and the freeze which usually occurs between November 6 and 15 are given as the seasons for the anticipated carly stor ing this season. ® to $7. ato ‘The shortage of fresh ranch cmes| continues {n this district, according to statements made by local dealers There are practically no peewee pul- lets coming into the market at the| No price} changes are contemplated in either) present time, they assert the butter or egg lines. TALK TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENT One-Way Movement Sug- gested by Carr Methods of traffic signaling and possible improvements in speeding up downtown traffic were discussed at the Tuesday morning session of the first annual convention of the National Traffic Officers’ associa tion meeting in the public safety building. Street car inspectors declared that the traffic situation In Seattle had grown so heavy that intelligent co- operation between street car oper ators and traffic officers waa neces sary in order to avoid blockades and to keep traffic moving. Out of town guests at the conven tion were taken for an automobile ride about the elty, following the morning session. Lieut. C. G. Carr, of the Seattle traffic squad, advocated “one way” traffic at the opening session. Continue Wednesday The. meetings will continue until Wednesday About 5° delegates from all Northwestern and California cities are in attendance. Mayor C. %. Fitzgerald welcomed the visitors to Seattle Lieut. Daniel A. Sylvester, of the San Prancisco police, advocated strongly the nationalization of traf. fle laws, He declared more stringent laws should be enacted to stop auto thieves. F. L. Ekeward, of the California state legislature, who drew up the California state automobile law spoke on the traffic situation along the Coast Urges Cooperation W. R. Rasmusson, regional field director of the national safety coun cil, spoke on the necessity of re ducing automobile accidents. He de clared that the only restraint placed upon automobile and truck drivers was that which the traffic officer induced. He suggested that the po lice exert & more drastic method F. B. Williams, asnistant secretar of state, spoke on the co-operation of state, county and city officials in the enforcement of traffic laws. A thoro discussion of automobile thievery and the prevention of such was taken up at the Tuesday ses sion. Prof. F. A. Osborne, of the University of Washington, will talk on automobile headlights, while Thomas Murphine, superintendent of public utilities, will discuss the street cars’ rights in traffic. John W Roberts, Seattle attorney, will speak on the auto owners’ rights, while the traffic officers’ viewpoint on both sides will be discussed. The Tuesday sexnsion will closed with the nomination of of. ficers for the coming year. The election will be held Wednesday. be Hand It Round at Home and the folks smile. You can get one of these delicious Boldt Layer Cakes at any of these addresses: nee 913 Second Avenue 1414 Third Avenue Madison Market, Second and Madison Pacific Market, 310 Pine Economy Market, First and Pike WILSON WRITES INDUSTRY NOTE Sends Letter to Lane, as Head of “Round Table” BY RALPH F. COUCH |(United Press Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.— President Wilson today drafted a letter to the industrial pvc Charman Lane, sec tary of the conference, ceived it. Wilson's letter is with regard to the threatened disruption of the conference, it was learned at the White House today. It was sald Lane would use the letter if he considers It necessary. The letter, which is two pages and a half, typewritten, was dictated by the president from his bed. He sign ed it with lead pencil, Secretary Tumulty carried the let- ter to Lane for the president. The letter, it was nald, is considered pri vate frgm the president to Lane, but Lane may use It if he considers it wise, re- markets | hether it ts a} {a te Hides |ing opening uM jiater dropped Ye |e ~e | | Portland M ket Status | | PORTLAND, t. Th —Onttle. iui eady, Good to eb fair Ww good « per ib per Ib; broilers, 22@ 27¢ Oot 21. —Cattio—Necetpts, market steady to stro $0@ 12.50; cows and het fee 1,000 head; market the | ; Dulle of sales, S19g 10.000 head: market | Lambe, $1 ou ASKS COAL MEN TO COMPROMISE WASHINGTO; Oct. 21.—(United Press.)—A plea for compromine to avert the coal strike threatened for November 1, was made by Secretary | of Labor Wilson to operators and miners who met here today Mneop - Recetpte, steady to strong ewes, HOT) feeder lambs seus gates present to show a conciliatory spirit, declaring a coal strike would badiy hamper the nation's indue-| tries. Before the meeting miner dele gates declared they would stand by their demands for a wage raise, for the six-hour day and the fiveday week The meeting today is between the miners and operators’ scale commit: tee of the central competitive Geld.) comprising Illinoia, Indiana, Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. The} meeting was called by Wilson, follow ing failure of last Friday's confer [ence Thoroughness Characterises a ay every transaction, our cus- tomers are acco: ded er every cour- tat as with busi- Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited, Peoples Savings Bank at | NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Mont Convent SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AUD wirca, #4 to 830 Per Year. Title Trust Co, becond at rm t imb LIBERTY BONDS At highest market prices, Also Canadian government bonds. Threct private wire to all impor- tant markets. New York stock exchange and New York curb stocks quoted, HERRIN & RHODES, IN Established 1896 Stocks and Bonds Main 1512 119 Cherry Wilson urged the nearly 100 dele} » Frisco Market Status vet, 21 ata dirtion, No m, 63% per “—— New York Coffee and Sugar Quotations yon per ) | | m Oct 1 i ¢ 21.—Coftee—No 4 Banton, 26% Huger AMUS Centrifugal, EME NTS Jimmy Sav ott Lilliput Ridnor oF ‘Twiee TWILL GO AGAIN ON GOLD QUEST Deapite the wreck of the Casco on King island, Bering strait, the ad |venturous crew next spring will again attempt to reach the Kolyma river in Siberia to prospect for gold Captain C, L. Oliver and 10 members of the party arrived here yesterday aboard the Alaska Steamship pany's Bering sea liner Victoria welve members of the expedition were left in Arctic Siberia for the |winter. Captain Oliver will sail for |thoan agnin thin w an an officer com aboard the Victoria. he other mem bers of the crew, now in Seattle, | will go to Ba ‘They are Mate Eric Wilhelm: sen, Ben Axel Farling, Fred KR. Seagren, Lorenz Hirmchbeck, A, M, Glitz, Emanuel Johnson, A. Wendel and J. M. Fan nitlan Seth Hasselberg, { Tanker Is Repaired The tanker Dilwyn. which aground on Point Liplip Oct sailed for California Monday, having been repaired at the jner & dy yard. | SCHOONER ELSE SOLD ‘The four-masted schooner sold to the Seott Shipping corpora tion of New York, Monday. The Veasel has just returned from the| | Antipodes, The sale was made thru |the agency of Thorndyke-Trenholme company WILL SAIL TO NOME The steamer Victoria, of th Alaska Steamship Co., will sal on her 100th voyage to Nome Wed- neaday, This is her final trip to the Par North this y ran 11, after Skin. | Ine was | The steamer Weatern Knight re turned from her maiden Oriental voy- age Monday She brought a full cargo of ofl and Oriental producta, She is being unloaded at the Han- ford st. terminal. n" 7 Ross Wyse and Company, nov- Camille ‘colliat Belle Oliver. ting Brunet sation: Pantagescope. Teday—Lew W LY Nights (Sunda: cept Mondays) (except Bund: 2:30. Nights. * Land 9:15. —while the iron is hot. Don't “holler” about the high cost of living. Just place your order for a suft or overcoat this week and we'll show you how you can save on clothes, A. S. Bardawell 321 Lyon Bldg. Third and James | Pier 16 | Vessels in Noval at el et. terminal, Str Fulton. Pier 10—U. & motor echr Hider. Pier 11-—Bk Guy C. Goss, bee J. D. Pe- Bir Eldridge. & LM. T, Heather. terminal #tr Glyndon r Bir Queen, str Res Htr Admiral Se Grand Trunk Pacific—Str Admiral Bvann Skinner & Eddy yards—Str Crisfield, ate Cripple Creek fon, str Pffing- ham, schr Resolute Hanford st terminal—Str W Dabiia, str Western Knight fee Cooke. Duthie yarde—Str Deuel. Todd's arydock—Mtr Gaftney, str Weet- orn Glens tr Ranta Alicia, ste Bal- entta. Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging yards tr Rrookwood. Amen yarde—Str Cathiamet, in, ate sehr Al tr Noose- man's drydock—Bir Conewago, str Bi. Lovejoy & MeDonald—Motor schr Too- Imufka, Kiten, Corian, Cloey Azalea, Henry Wilson, Allce, Wawona, bee Corus, motor echt Dash- ing Wave, bk Oriental, str San Wan. Commercial Boller worke—Motor schr Kirketind, str Admiral Dewey. Meacham & Babcock—Str beset. our Chalets, hull Charnis Rallis railway Dee Kiwent which Is a menace to good ith, We are the only Dentists Hours: 8:20 a, m. to 6 p. m. Bundays, 9 to 12. DENTISTRY FACTS Tt ext known cost is a Known fact that you get the best dentistry here at the low- T is a known fact that we have clean, sanitary quarters and steril- ized Inatruments, T is a known fo very best quality TT is a known fact that our other dentists in the city. t that we are u Fxaminations free For the benétit of those who wo: from 6 to 8 o'clock evenings, a using nothing but materials of the work t# better than that done by any and non-obligating BRTTER DENTISTRY FOR LESS MONEY ke Street ce Third Over ‘The Owl one Store rl M Big Meat Specials FRYE’S MARKETS TOMORROW-—WEDNESDA Government Inspected Sweet Pickled—Sugar-Cured Large, § per Skinned Hams, half or whole, ib Large Regular iad half or whole per lb.. pe This is the cheapest meat one can buy. Breakfast Bacon Strips, half or whole per lb.. ote¥ Smoked Picnic Fresh Frozen Pork Loin Roast, per Ib... os Fresh Frozen Pork Shoulder R cast, per lh,. Fresh Frozen Pork L iver, siigtwinred Breakfast Sausage, per lb.. 33C .30c .34C€ 2a .35C .28C¢ 2tc Frye’s Markets Olympic Market, First Avenue, south of Pike. American Market, Third Avenue and James Street. Western Meat Company, 1102 Western Avenue. Ballard Meat Company, 5445 Ballard Avenue. Central Meat Market, First Avenue, bet. Pike & Union. Bay City, 1420 First Avenue. Model Market, 1422 First Avenue. Seattle Market, Occidental and Yesler Way. Eat Bread in its most tempting form. Famous for its smoothness, wholesomeness and wonderful flavor. The Beginning of Success The “lucky” fellows are something more than merely lucky. They are also provident; always in a position to take full advantage of every opportunity as it arrives. Study careers carefully and you'll invariably their find that their first step on the road to success was a Savings Account. Savings Department open every Saturday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 for your convenience. 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