The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1920, Page 22

- PAGE 22 | “WHY” OF CLEARINGS Seattle Financier Writes for Star Readers What It’s All About sides these interested in fina clal matiers, understand what is | meant by “bank cleariny The Star asked a Seattle financial man to explain its for Star read r ers. Following is what he wrote the counter of the banks on which they are drawn, do not go to the clearing house. Of course the larger | the bank the more items that are} handied in this way, therefore.) taking two cities of exactly the same sige and wealth, the one has 30 small banks and the other 10 large banks. | the “Bank Ciearings” of the city! with the small banks would be a great deal the largest, while the ac | tivities of the two cities would be identical. | FEDERAL BOARD IS OPTIMISTIC | | | . Been Passed | i WASHINGTON, Oct. 1—Exacting| Gemands by the buying public, ac cording to the federal reserve board's monthly business review, have result-| ed today in substantial price-cutting| by wholesalers thruout the nation i } eee serust moon force reductions BY) ciyy—aalled September 25: Str Weet Chicago Car Lots H 4 Ai There is, too, the report points out,|*"uLshana areired keptor Furnished by 1. 1. Manning & Co, 1 “ S t di Aft Bp dake & stimulation of production due to! 619 Second : a ur ay ernoon } y greater netivity-on the part of laber Rowy: Say ie : 2 “Factory operation is beginning to 178 ‘ ' Total 958,000 eha . . t Eile approach norma.” the review mate ies Tt i LIBERTY BONDS 2 Sd Hear This Celebrated Artist f i aimost all textile goods prices High Lew merge | t * r4 } . : r Prices vpere 5 i have declined, says the report. and] 4! “| Chicago Live Stock o mis Rettertat we Sing Between 2:30 ¢ shoes and leather goods are drop-| Arrived Bept« | cmtcaa t, L-<8t © 8 o—Becstite Yresh ranch . x : ping. Retailers are buying cautious | **!! from Ses Balied Septe > t ibe the higher ote . te ly and “prices have certainty passed |" Qe"weet Kalas for Beattie at tps gi pete . eee AIRY PRODUCTS and 330 a the peak,” it is saki in conclusion Astoria —Arrived a rows ha. ’ Prices Paid Wheiresie Dealers 5 i 4 ; 4 =F E t Howard, Preston, 4 Nugent, Ethel M. Seatt Cays..Glen C. Dungene Howell, Ada, Sequim Buhlett. Frank, § Corbelia, M: Kern Aart Hunter, Alexander L., Corcor vf ula, Mont . Missoula, Mont an, Cal Legal Dempwolf, Mrs. Kate, Corcor | an, Cal, egal Leadbetter, Leslie A. Ketchikan. .31 Manley, Maude, 8 Blom! And Murnra, Skitles, Mra. it Waite, & B. Seattle Walton, Harriett b., Seattic Adwell. Harol Wiek, Ethel, Deering. it Deering, Minnie H Pope, John Gagnel BI Ehie, Margaret ©. from Fran Stewart, Vivian E. T. from Ken neth M BANK CLEARINGS Clearings .... | ! | Seattle | Balances . INGO +004 seers &, 147.00 c B ances 770,861.00 “Tacoma | | Clearings { Balances 00 Clearings 6,245,769.00 + 1,156,888.00 EXPLAINS | ShipNews Mexican Fetroleum LASTORANGES (BORAH REFUSES SAYS PRICES — S*"occisc Comparatively few people be |Sea Passenger Depot '* Declare “Peak” Prices Have | (| [Vital Statistics): MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence. . P 0 : - “ 7 tof his views on the in ~ Beattie len trom | 812014. saves continued| ““*"Susissiens ‘os Stockgasas’ for ¥ . , their ant on Nose sa slhale: - oe The Yorod quoting from Sena-| Erises a $seeir.ee | a i oe - all gg or Hard peech on the Japanese] ough beay ° || Public Markets jive ci ice cnun'r'tanie|, exces an heer re} e fe--Mater sche be ed and Your grocer sword sul " ie batter, 2 the fort with anti-Japanbne Brot aD een is now receiving prandienoed | Fh. vei margerine | the baer auld whstaale Price Por Ton, age a fresh supplies of your mir we Paul bi) bn Ou maa. Ste oat that: th ailed favorite brand of olive of whirled Meweak odes ; ie bbe tive. pre ‘ a y sii i signe ieay see diden"Wet | the Japanese t UL oil —“Napoleon, the Sod dance 1 Sister af Seta Viscount Okuma today < Hi YEO : Golden Oil.” * rite ey 5 A BE elgg ke igs Renew your old habit SATURDAY i vnurat, Annan re op maim . ‘ ‘at tion i 5 Chick Pood 3 06 \: bd of drinking ad eu- ey Meine sioens 9336 sacks de ople toward their broth. | Cette sa Wiese! larly after meals — : connen denied sulin et ohio . ' } 4} just a_ tablespoonful rag ecto Is partly government | Be" Preduce in fruit juice. et Propo als for punts ‘Kaneko Seattle Tacoma. Genoa : : ; M n i ia Caurtiand, HL, 4 ngel pl, x 1 kta 4 MeLoughlin, Josept 1 ssthe ; i Socom, Carlos, 6204 44th ave y Raatz, C. A. # vin pl. b y : Johnaon, J. 1 ; 7 Feo, bs € 142 > a fae f wee” ¥ * 1206 Terra at., ay DIVORCES GRANTED THE SEATTLE STAR MUP NEWS “cacts To New Low | OF SEASON IN G.0.P. SPEECHES NEAR NORMAL -": YRIDAY | SATURDAY a ge SC No Arrivals Due for Several Says He'll Fill No More Record Crops Help Bring . sited tieei on New York Market Weeks Speaking Dates Reduction : ye Viest High Tide First High Tide trea tg W YORK, Oct. 1—The rag epg Rainy tog A ag ied. jaat-S0ibbmate, Oranges’ ot thal) idinibiyl CHICAGO, Oct. 1—Return of «| Auto Tire Price Second 4 High The as Sai 3 ‘ a ‘ wag a4 i? . nmoditien rmat prices tind 1 STORM WARNING _}] {¢%:,02 ‘5: Sinctair 1 20%, off 4: Chesapeake & Ohio €7, unchanged: |ang here will be no arrivals until| ns" pean of toe Cage Bos | 1 Rada Rmaf craft warnings were or and bak 4. off %: General Motors n-| the navels begin me in, T ' t tr . ae ‘ re anne t Sen of 43 ssohan tex Weeeemee lic coats comtetaee 2a aeet toes sun Any eport-| bridging the u re Farmer-Labor Party pening at 186%, reacted to a new |at $3.50 5 ra Packed in thin | 4 would not make an saa ailineddk tdeens i ‘ to Meet ow us manner, the berrie ve in much © under national com-| Food prices } ae o Meet on Sa at Smith Cove Docks eabteapote, d008 Gained. Ametieh'Sigenlt endition, and arg more mitt He gave no reason! per ces t fou ae igenaderte 8B... rugby ee debe re . points t the » G hour, Traders said it] Veget steady in price afer the taeee clin hed approxim a ~ wei . ' y was r ed Borah, it was learned.) * lev reached @ x “ «completed | indi 4 motor st had beer 0 (ge eae Aree Be Prey wo they said. rau Lecemebile, Mercer asec ; bt Rapp o er rine as 4 / Vexetables ond Prait he y some] NEW YORK, Oct. 1—The Dow members on a given | tera AES pine 94%, up 134: 8 a . Reans—Lace! , Brande | Jones financial news repor Willys ‘ ei A Ware another rreconcilable,” his | today t the Hares Motors, operst ‘ Pst % nines ‘ vet SENS ta t thi f The amount following &e werd Schooner Newark Is | *'*:!' . tebeen 8 Resto Per mack * were indefinite. But. lances Fgh ang “5 “Balances” is the total amount of} . . op mort can ca | ¢ t that time agree to make! mobile and Simplex companies, ha sh of the credits reeves » mem] Pounding to Pieces| RE ON Sea OES Aer ihe further speeches Sonosneod a reasruon 4 | AN ACCOUNT ders on the same day, To recetve SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 1.—Th NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-—-The New York Evening Sun financial review - — andard Locomobile care and $1,006 credit it ip necessary that af goed ower schoe afternoon said n standard Mercer models Sears pny ry pt wet peat pabaged: tects MACSWINEY NOW ©" ON OR BEFORE @ollars) than they rece poe hy we: I from that of yesterday's session and the volume of trading was about : Se ee oe pe gen Se vores ca an ; Cleveland Prices | OCTOBER Sth Are six members in a certain clea be with yeapets th #0 " riptions, the form ne v bring items to the amount of $3,000) ONE ot rallying power was ayed. The shorts definitely took to cover in’ the | Lettee—Loral, 93> gh dried shape CLEVELAND, ¢ weet And Receive 3 Months’ $4,000. Numbers 4. 5 and 6 cach) Ve went ashore in a for. ng the lead inthia movement. In mid-afternoon the shorts resorted to | Petetese—ter t— Swiney began his 60th day © ee ee eS idends on ws TEAC and recelve items to th eam Fer] Ptenthena ot | numerous eases as much as 1 to 2 points or more Pumpkine—Lscat, per M. s..c+e than at any time since his imprison: | (ADIs Ve eee co January 1 192] oratio: ; age ae Was Poaceae"! TE : ldiately laucched a cam ' 5.01 N condi lems brought, and the “Balances”| From Weather Bureau N. Y. Stock Exchange asecey OM WIELDS ievety lanechag. = come r went New | Accounts ere ’ ) would be $2,000, as numbers 4,°5| TATO Oct Lt A Porntshed by 1. B. Mansing & Co, | Sweet Core—Loval. per eo78 ae in ‘ aura rted in this Bank be | fh regular! atid 6 cach receive a credit of $1,000, [Rising oles south 419 Second Avena: Swent Petetess—Ter 1 WICKED GAVEL | sui He ie twee Jqnuery 1 and —— ees ms t — z ~agrerny ge 4 “se ” “4 NE uM 4 On 1 tember tw q ne neg et gre Wienges ey gerd Pe Keweal, per sock Bh bs ; i cs 08 Pg ¢ tne I * : . * Vverlinement was semana plan at nER” of Of more cities is | Passed out: Str F. & Loop at =. i t Local, per sae omas Doyle, cha of the 4 tine OC. the cities as some people |sieeay: wind wast, five miles an *HICAGO. Oct. 1—Grain futures ERS wicked gay Drop Last Month | <<"! month.” thie think, for this reason lates saahelog ontinued weak, with deciines Wel i ieieeenaiie > quiet, oh : , one indication of our growing , ‘The ttems which are handed over |tmonomian at 7 quotations on the Chic 1 thin floor—one way or another,” Tom) MAD Wis, Oct. 1—Food popularity. pywe sre 2 miles an hour.) trade tod sconmin fell off ing; wind = said in calling the convention to or Operator receipts were Pasned ext: Sir en tthe decline ~ o Fears Vieviéa, ésa der. Tom tapped the table with-e during September, the state divi One Dollar will open an | 2 oe Provisions also were lower ai } PR... en well, it fxn't. commonly called a) sion of markets, which has just con Account in the Ofdes¢ and Fourth Arrivals and Departures | ' © #85 | Miachbereton Per orate aoe ducted & survey of price conditions || Largest Strictly Seviage te Arrived ~ . ie Tom had order. in the #tate, announced today. Dairy | stitution in the Pacific Neth. *, loat another Mo mF 40 «$0 | Conbapyioe—Local per bes. sail products were the one exception, the wWest—namely the & a Cane fume: 22% ° ones’ Twenty per cent of the postal sav. report Wated The average price of wo asked Eee . * nh ings in this country are held by Rus |ail dairy products was reported JHE F 0 nin my . od sian immigrants. higher. & pm; str Ge Ban Francises and Victoria, B pe pening, but showed of Tee at the close vee a ae yg OS no Re A Sh Se aM, ETS ad fen CHICAGO, Oct. 1.—Cash wheat ho a8 sr » 1} red, 82.27; $2.25; Ne uh ou for $2.18; 2 ss ° ° 4 co “_* * rr} “ - on . ¢ } | Hemerdew Melene—Per To. ---- kia Chicago Board of Trade : a6 |e te eae Open Nigh Low Close : : ug sree ty aouthbound, ot 4 6. | Oats 2% 8 dots Aten, coutabpesd, of 9:30 0. = ey be “At The Talking Machine Shop” Netenitnn Gated Supte rte Anyor towing barge, . northbound, pee New Vessels in Other Ports - sted eal Bcc Meet Harry Fox Kern tow PAE NE oh ASE Ratter—Lacal creamery, cube #1 He will sing his popular song, “I Love to Fall wer Reet ete ca, svisisi.bes Pe BE Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy’s Arms,” and all Gers. inaga ves . j stone of his other popular Song Recordings, and will person- tite i ally sign all his own Records and present an Auto- amiba, $9@ 12.78; ewes, |r tre ‘per ib; No. 4 Sa: te Shippers i ye this hour tomorrow. A Delightful Opportunity to Meet This Week’s Moore Theatre Star Ducks te per th: erasviavee, Rail Against “Arrogant tesceacr + me 4 fe and up f 1: Bte Toyo pcigs nines Americans” gas Sos TALKING MACHINE SHOP Bi coedryp sot ang: in we TOKYO, Oct. 1.~The « ef the “ aie Japanese American vs “today was drawing increasing at 4 » \ , tention among Japanese leaders. t “Japan must gird her loins to & “Portland Market Report gic? vuccesstully with arrogant | FarkereDreesed pg od pr cade ger — ote lared Viscount MEAT jal leader, ina | Prices Peid to Shippers » tor & F rat ‘" arket steady ae enged American regurdi the ancy, acl ¢ 6-. pail Karo eyrap, ¢ An announcement was also made NEW YORK, Oct. 1.—A man who 1 rt, Jace. Gut Japan. proposes, to, lay "the | sald he ‘was Joeecha Greenspan, 48 TAKE THE BOA question of Japanese-American rela \-t».-.| tions before the World Sunday ‘a building ‘in Brooklyn. tela ITALIAN a $ € which r the police oa ne ne o WESTLAKE | Discussing the announcement, the| #t..” and that “the police will never fond or Woestiake| Tokyo newspaper Kokumin said it| get him,’ L | was the ht of brazen audacity| Greenspan was questioned by de A | to pi Chelstianity to-Japan in-|tectives of the bomb squad, but Sixth Soviet Army |: Is Routed by Poles . WARSAW, Oct. 1—The Polish communique today reported contin TACOMA) 9, 11 A.M. ty SvVERY DAY. cheapest | ; } ROUND $400 SINGL RO! +40 PAR n of the advance east of Lem. The staffs of the 65th and 7th Bolshevik divisions were cap stead of California | Would give no information | The Poles claimed they routed the|" under ‘ a plan of send-| SOND ISSUE of the Pa-| TRIP t— E Sixth soviet army and mocupied tne| ct, mats : ing a gation of leading Ameri- | cific Ww, quarterly issued by N can business men of the Orient to | the faculty of the univer [the United States in an effort to|s 8 placed on sale on the foster better relations Jcampus Friday, \ railw vy vists evacuated Slonim, PUGET SOU for 2he large size $1.33, i