The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1920, [ShipNews| S?ares Drop During (CHESTNUTS 0X |61 Orphans Due — |icisn'tii'te Salmon packers say they were Tidetin sete | Early Hour Trading | LOCAL MARKET) on Tuesday From _ 2." ict’ eae TE nae || First of Season Snapped ‘. : Lar erie |aetteon.| ONE New York Market "v\ a'ss con a pore Land of Sorrow British Miners vote} YBODY Taset High Ties ieee wisn "reas | NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—-Most shares were lower in early trading on the —ea Sixty-one kiddies, children of Pol-| stable conditions in Poland, when the , 2:1 Dom, 116 tL] 42d pm, 118 ft.| | atock exchange today. First to arrive on the Seattle mar-|ish patriots banished to Siberia dur-| young wanderers will be repatriated.| LONDON, Oct, 11 — British ¢o Second Low Tide | Second Low Tide lminers began voting today om a :U a ¥ pment of | D ¢ weheduled to | 0 the yo bee pee] perene tow Spee Opening prices were: United States Steel 87%, off 4; Toxas Company | Ket this season, a small shipment of | ing the cear'n reign, are scheduled t Original plana to pl YOUNS-| reer gor rejection 8 wegen { i vs oto! 7 ved; ie Tuend e © © o D ol nbridge 49%, off % American Woolen 72, off %; General Motors 17%, unchanged: | iw cron chestnuts was snapped up| “itive here Tuesday on the steam-| sters on a big farm nbridg oy solllery owners... aan cee | a ‘an | poned poh ale | | Southern Railway 91, off 1%; Raltimore & Ohio 46, off %; Mexican Petro : ship Fushima Maru, After their long | island have been abandoned, it was) F 3 loum 188, a New Haven 34, off Texas & Pacific 20%, up %; Ma-| Monday morning at 35 cent# 4) 14) trom Biberia, their first day on| announced, will be counted ‘Thursday. lator, Not Consumer, PM oft Ma: " : ulator, No ‘ons! ’ rine 19 off Union Pacific 126, off Southern Pacific 99%, up %;| pound, They came from California.| American woil will be made memor enema 3 5 wi Hethiohom “RY 69%, off \, A car of tee eream melons at 3/able by auto rides and dinners and to Do Ail the Worrying hethiehem "ah ei 0 Ne ad _ A cr af om erpam melons at 3} able by auto ride and’ dinvere and] Sayg Farmers Plan From Now On iS SUED BY U. S. Chi Board of Trade | N.Y. Stock Exchange | ceipts + htaad: ie tt clothing Forced Legislation | Furnished by L. I. Manning & Co., There were no changes in vere ‘The children will leave for Chicago A BY GEORGE B. WATERS L. B. Manning & Co., ry tables, but trade continued steady Tuesday evening, where they will be MINNEAPOIAS, Oct, 1--Th a as ‘Second Avenue | | gteetens’ 1 to| taken care of by the Polish national | farmers are forming organdzations ‘ASHINGTON, Oct. 11 The 1 Ww q 5 si 06 Butter, in spite of indications to Phe! : ae one is Gener dow Federal Attorney Asks anne ae stllam Law Cicee | Atchison... \ ; ling vetntdien "Ale fia ‘devands in minsion, until the arrival of r thruout the country to force leginh i . o « ne 0 combine to . Maroh.... 1.96 200% Le 203% | pric . B ned the tlon to enable them t mi! sumers, brought on by the war, and Receiver he » % |price Monday, Eggs remain | peta Malis anaes Gt thee pean. oF | ore, are Ve i? h on | eee Hy . : ore k | fered had reached the figure they oogachra a ere te tae tebes ot | a bes - Loc: wanted, was charged here today by In other words, sugar prices will! corporation placed in the hands of |, Oste= 7 al Markets | ‘ ots “4 P. E. Goodrich, president Of the grain ot go up again this year or next), receiver was instituted In the fed: | fey "***: ted | : Prices Paid Wheieante Dealers for Maye.s ss 4 * Veostatien aan Oran lers’ association, speaking before Heer, There is plenty of sweetening ora; court Saturday by United) Pork i the International in conference fo go around and more sugar NeXt states District Attorney Saunders, | Oct. « (Nominal) — j Bs wo “The next movement in this coun Year than the people can use. In) on the grounds that such action i! gan. css. 16 t oy 4 try will be an agrarian movement,” Pact, the whole world will have af) necessary in onder to collect 0.- | Get . e (Nominal) — . Wicsonces ‘ raya said Goodrich. Abundant supply. 338.98 alleged due the government. | = Hope to Cause Break in Op- - ‘ parinahiieeeesnnteiemteeionie Profiteers, speculators and hoarders |“ pesides the Solan Shipyards cor: | Is ++-++ IAT | —-(Hominal) 1b Sion Featernia nf : | pisition Party TAKE THE BOAT TO Gre doing the worrying. They still) poration, its subsidiary companies, s jothouse, per fos, : have much of the sugar and are £ tne Anacortes Shipbuilding Co, and Chicago Car Lots Goodrich Bom Pied Cg Fyre | BY HERBERT W. WALKER ¥ RAC ‘Oo M A rr Hey pon to sell it for less than they pald./in. Capital City Iron Works, are Furnished by 1. B. Manning & Co, = [reat Northern... SPRINGFIELD, UL, Oct. 11.—A as Course, millions have been made! named asx defendants, The United Benped Avene ee |e Ate a * tect. Cont, Metd LA Yr, i on . Sugar, but now those same fellow# states shipping board's Name ap. m ‘ Creen Peppers P " drive on pro-leaguers in the republi shan | Redhatie Per tue \ " mn by BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK Ground Cherriea Per box « : can ranks will be Gov. Cox's main 7. ®, A.M. 1,%, 5 7,9 P.M ‘ere going to drop some of thelr ill-| nears, also, since that was the me coin, The wholesale price has ium theu which the government ig sal | Lettuce Local, per orate ....++ objes 0 Y DA Rewt and 2S Lote ebl Pee ovat 3 jective from now on, the demo-| cecmen ane from 26% cents 4 14% dealt with the shipbuilders. the last few weeks and it 18) October 18 at 2 p. m. is the time . A Tra > ‘ 0 Chicago Live Stock | Onione—Per Moo... oo cratic candidate maid, in opening his Mure to stay down and even 69) sot for the defendants to appear! ecago, go yh Pickling Ontene—Per 15-T. ort. inaiien of taineie tenn'tates nounv$].20 sincix . in court and show Sause why 4) 27,000 head: “ bas ep tip rere ¥ Tur —~ FARE GOT MORE receiver shoukt not be appointed, | Bulk of sales, § Reading ° ap +3 Cox deciared his energies would be ‘SHARE eee site | Replogle : | Sper te aimed along this line because “Sen: ie tistics of production and sup- . . H ss) 5 lator Harding han deserted ‘Taft, give ibeea’ tnaicaton -< wna: Cruiser Rainbow Is ahortne | meek Seta . Rigs cm f | Hughes, Wickersham and Root and ! | v 0 " expected in the way of prices | Towed to Seattle jet: W9@IE-48; butcher poutnern Pacific, ..- ; 2 ee : | gone over into the camp of the ‘ir a a . 0 . f, D. a y Temainder of Ages tae ae ‘The former Canadian cruiser Rain: | i iiackere and feeders, 34.5018; jae at ym alps 5 | we 08 Fo waren by rejection of the eoy f mar. ‘Tee. 18 in STOP | now, recently purchased by Nieder & | “E% BIt@125: calves, $13.40@17 Gerace ‘. , aah ae , SSEERE FETE ai tty if a2 ; Groen To accomplish his alm the demo. Gosing te ag At 3.750.000 | Marcus of Seattle, has arrived In port bomber Brolneey coos seate pha 4 a ve a P with 620,000 tons yet to be) i, tow of the tug Daniel Kern. The - teal Alenes oat éiig|eratic nominee plans to use both Last year's production was, 26 Vegetable Marrow he os) “persuasion” and “force.” ted 3, to Vame-—-Lovisiana . ‘ 5) Democratic emissaries, ft was Baie a aaercon ct cane augar|Femoval of her guns by the Canadi:| N.Y, Coffee and Sugar at No ans before they sold her. NEW YORK, Oct, 11.—#pet Rio, Te) UM Hubber : jlearned, will endeavor to persuade | a | during the calendar year! : steel Apglen— [republican pro-league leaders to cin; Mullen and Fran- i ue ee | b Bantos, 114 @idKe per ib. B Bteel . . 1 is estimated to be 11,809,000 | : | w. £020 per Ib; granulated, : Local cooking... .. so break with Harding, or at least dis-j[cin, Heed and Tucker; Herman ‘as compared with 11.986.000/To Hear Claims for | oper Ib. sere 4 fod Bhirtey; James and i P " BY 4 a, dou continue their support. Mitehetl. Me rxan and Kloter. the year before, and beet sugar) " D | pogiigs Semmens tone as compared with! Harbor lopment Foreign Willys Overland 1054 | Mackberrice—-Per orate s..cs.- Pao ig 2 4,403,000 last year. Claims for port and harbor devel-| ww york Det. 11-—-Demand ateriing | Total sales, 490,000 shares | Camtaleupes—E. Wash, : Priece hetaseters BC _ The world’s production for this|opment by the government will be pening of the forcian 7 | Casabas Per | Decke-Dressed pre gase . Fear is thus only about one and one-| heard in Seattle Thursday by Brig. Demand sterling ; Drabagples— | *e goo Dreesea : , IIb. snide Sie eee © tes» DJ. | . i franca, 6640; serie f “quarter million tons less than last | Gen. Harry Taylor and the inspec r , ‘ ei “ " New ¥ . But the United States has re-|tion bureau of the United States oo “s . 4 } Turkeye—-Dressed “swrer x a ‘eeived more than her share of the army engineers jeecend “e. : : ‘ MEAT Joe Whitehead President of the Palmer * |Pivet 44 'e. 00. ’ ‘ Feld te drews; Wilson and Ble’ 4 ; ; QO, ax is shown by total receipts| Among other matters, the require- Status of Frisco Market (second W800. epptl 14 Td Rippers a and Miartht Vaitex’ aka || School of Chiropractic and to September 16 at ali ports of 3,5 ments of the Duwamish waterway! SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11—Mutter— Third ¢4's . . . . ™ von Fancy Mack: “Th nat City world’s foremost authority tons as compared to 3,239,859! and the Lake Washington canal will| #5 Ge per Ib; prime firdts, Cie Fourth ¢4'n. ad deed ; | Medium . ‘ x General Admiasion ose = Fitth BA's os . k on this subject. ‘ last year, and exports since Jan-| be presented. ; rin «N* Saad HE ego! go al : : oso 1 have been about the same as bi Ey ‘Socal chen, Grape Frait—cal..). Primes : Lectures Daily, Morning Medium te echetee . ° 6 000. : year, And it is stated that the! From Weather Bureau | RAPA ti Green Vige— Whi a] Renee heavy 19. 60@ 1409 | and Evenin: Buropean deliveries are already) paroosHt ISLAND, Oct. 11.—# A. M.| ib, firsts, 26e per Ib. BRIDGES WOULD PB at EE ES if tear clase geebee ihjog | es cruiser is “as was" except for the/ Westinghouse |..... tense POULTRY Exchange so that the United States has | Rising daromet: partly cloedy, wind | > ; Cattle 520,000 tons yet unshipped in |south, eight miles an hour. Passed tm) | Mp Pn ~~ A RRS | ae ee a Direction -Apuarmas A matey MORNINGS to draw upon. Altogether some-|4 steamer at ¢ «. m. Markets Huchleberriee live. per. cr Meatu beice VAUDEVILLE OF QUALITY ? Octoder 19-4 A. M—Falling barome- jy oy ee | beet cows any re . more than 4,000,000 tons have ter, raining, wind southeast, 38 lies no «0 seetkes tafeote waentare Ph rs, 10 A. M. to Noon feceived or are available for|ss hour, Passed ini A steamer at a EEE CRN er Ae ttperd sh : ile tec tee e a4 .j otr Ore~ HoONOMY Peaches Rive - 226 | Sheep— | in America this year.|P ™) ® # samen at 8 A srckcammer ont, Oteltn 20-88 © can Royal baking | Declaring himself opposed to the | Rariy Cr —- TE dn Prime spring Hotel Washington Ball eset Sepemnticn in} (ah; str Davenport at Ta m;e four- | Powder, 180; 3 he. fancy head rice $e: |.iision of the Japanese, Robert| Lovell, C tages otes pK verti win Lge Campbell soups, 164c; 2 Ihe pkes. —e ‘ ‘ Y . = — comers one Mhrmeatues torkentes. toone, 1S Post Toastion, 290; Log Cabin a 250. | Bridges, farmer-labor candidate for | . Abra oie i ciessss: . ORPHEUM a Stall pure peanut butter, Ife Mm; ernor, issued this statement in| Ciapy’s Pe: pas! HAY, GRAIN AND FEED § United States is thus approxi-| mogt *® hour Pesta out: Bir Omeee 88) orange marmeere TLate Eastern Washington: . 5 Whoteasle Price Fer Tos. City Price THEATRE EVEN NGS + equal to inst year's, Stal! 17, fine American cane sugar,| “I do not believe that natives ced | . teense Musteal Comedy Co. tm oe vee? E ‘The ports Gray's 4 rid eee CENT CROP Arrivals and Departures [3.*,2% ¢,2* fc. 4 ssil-can |any country, irrenpegtive of race, | Prewes fail ; i Cuppea”.: ; : cette Ten ice: eee 8:15 to 10 P. M. NEXT YEAR Arrived on ae ie at. sian 1538, Peders! jcolor or religion, should be discrim et De fy pier hades we iaeee tees stocks of sugar on hand at the| October 11-—@ir Admiral Watson from |or Co-operative milk, 2 cans 4c; Ke-|inated against. We would consider : cept Sundays), 12c. Matinees Masonic Club Rooms are placed by Willett and Southwestern via Southeastern Alaskan | liance coffer, 1-™. can 430, 9-T. An | ourselves inmulted if other nations A * Daily Frcept ‘Mon. and Thurs. ports at 10:30 a. m.; #tr Lyman Ste $1.45; & Te. yellow corn meal, 260; pure Watermeleas- 0; Night ind 9:15. Arcade Bldg. (Monday to Friday, September 16 report at 121.-| from port dan Lule via Vancou sround pepper, 360% excluded us from thelr doors. ; Be ce as compared with 81,752)4: 1 4 m. WEATLAKE “My view on this is as broad an 4 at the mime date last 5 October 16--8tr City of Seattle from| Sugar stall, Gold Bond or Westlake world itself. 1 believe the peo- 4 fi ry fowthensters Alaskan porte et 6:p. mt] Special, flour, $230;°8 bare BoD waite | Be DCO’ | abncede—Por 1. ... - Subject tonight: “Stimu estimates for next year's CTOD | cer: Redwood from Seutheastern Alsct soap, Ihe; § bare Crystal White soap, 42. | Die of the world should be allowed | Ait per m +20 | Reretch Feed } ; Pree Beginning to appear and show! Stalls 16-17, 4 cans sardines. ihe, € dars|to go where they please. | Cheat h aK) lation, Inhibition or Resto- increase of almost 50 per cent 2 ne. baa Ate Boro Ste; 3 f{ne ehite| “This does not mean that we must | Filberte—P ile ration?” present year for Eurdpe and | 7 vie ean | eane, éie, Mall 108° 3 foe. relied cats, |A@eimilate them, but it does mean | Welnete—Mancherian «+.» . : = L__. States. Cuban estimates | fnowe At il a Ban Fran: | 25¢; § cans corn or peas Sic; 3 Ta fix |that I believe the Japanese should Pemmate Virginia Keystone, ae) i E New Mere. Mats, Wee. and Sat. Public Cordially Invited but an increase is likely,| cisco at 6:20 sehr Oxmo | bere, aaa LF Mocs gp 9g ee 7 . not be discriminated against.” . seneenee 3s . tenses | i 4 ¥ THE Dane And certainly no decrease is ex-|from Tacoma ; ult Rain- | Rall | Teter ee ee ieati| Bridges had leased his farm at Dany PRODOOTS . susan. O64-4AmN: GEA -intasaeel a ee ee eens ee 36, pickling oniona 2 fa 260; cad- | Orillja to Japanese some time ago P Feld te vd | Kae Producer : ted ‘But, besides all this sugar, there 3 [dees 1M0 D.C ane The views he now expresses about | no seetat eh .69@ .41| Mest and Bose &n invisible supply. Large sur- : Stan 111, best 420%; com | Japanese exclumion are the mame he pgge Fresh ranch . ; ¢| pieett Maal -Gai stocks are still in the hands of} 4. 4, ee i pe mush ‘to fry, ; minced olives. |gave to the congressional invest | “Pullets ; ‘Oyster Manufacturers and wholesalers and|,,0ctoer ji Mir Lyman Stewart emp: ting committee here recently. | MUA—Fee Oe encOTs * |vieere rer De others. And large supplies are stored | Gctoter 10—Mtr Cetfio for Ran Fran- |" : — — wilt 2 speculators and used to secure| cisco via Mvarett st, 11:48 a. mate | Our best opportanition are of the| CMT scat creamery, eabens Woans. Authorities say there ts more es 7| . ream | home-made variety bys ol ‘ veda for Tacoma at 2:20 p.m; str Ad= 2: er, 600 Tricks ae oa Sugar in this country now than ever! iniral Sehiey for Tacoma at 4:40". ti ! 5 sie aa Rage Fresh rach & “A VOICE IN’ before. str City of Spokane for Mukl rie of beet. . ete dove Prince George for Prince Rupert, B. C..| ; ton, 280 th.; ealt pork Pedestrians Neen THE DARK’ A ee via por ve non, ibe - i k q To Discuss Raise in rte Rincon, foe || Hit by Autos Depew etn: 1 Ca mm ie | eone, 3 rm; 2 Young Amert re 2 Rates on 150 Items| | Alaskan Vessels “ag | sentnete "|| This Year Biock @viea SEE THE BIG . | Valdes a ober ir North. Tedisco 0B | Wash triplets oo... MYSTERY DRAMA Chairman of the Western ciassifi-| western, southbound, at ¢ @ t™. 1h; .Reuke Wfheatim: “9006 Pensts POULTRY ation committee at Chicago has been} Juneau—Sailed October 10: Str Ad- AT THE ave., reported to the police Mon- Prices Paid by Wholesale invited by the Chamber of Commerce | ™!iral ns, southbound, at 12:20 p. m. = | v Dealers e ra svoenagra§ ne |, Katehikan—Balled October 10: Str Jef- }| day of having struck an unidentt- |} , to Ghiggese —? Sea discuss PTO-|terson, northbound, at 7 a m.; str Apo- fled woman last Friday while || frome tinder @ the 20. per - freight rates on a kane, northbound. Co pm; atr Alaska, driving her automobtle on Seventh 4 the and up dees: $ veel Pm Us ave, The woman was uninjured, || Broilers All» , THIS WEEK : - Vessels { P. it was explained, |Geeapetare f.cc33:: : F " t H at ‘essels in Other ‘orts | Beigion Mareo—Live, per tm. fan Pedro—Arrived October %: Str Tacoma Called Off prey (on Masi. Eryuscrm: |Get-Together Program Is) 3 “fr! + Outlined in Report Rate hearing scheduled to be held Seattie via San Franeiaco. } im Tacoma Monday has been can.|_ 88" Franciseo—Arrived October 10 Str Queen from Beattie; ate Kemdyk from | — @elled due to a rafirinte wiherew cents and Mention 0¢'8 oe Phat’ meltnee’ Che Bowie’ wor ts it application for igher | | Port Townsend—Passed in October 11:| noishevik should ri thet Fs a prevail in industry 1 tm Erne. : SENs Ss thy encase ac: |Site Admiral: Weim fer Seattle at 1:18, 14. cise of the repart of the labor as am. Hon that occurred in Seattle recently |* Fy rett—Aarrived October 10: Str Celllo| relations committee of the Chamber Before the interstate commerce com-| trom Heattie of Commerce. This committee has ae Leer aves October 10: Btr | wont months In study of the prob- ’ | Tacoma—Arrived October 19; Str Ad-|lem, and the conclusions submitted Boxcar Shortage Is simithiey trom seattie: ate Alameda | are the result of, candid opinions “ from Beattie % | oe gathered from every camp of eco-| “ » The e De Relieved, Says Road | a" neuilp thought : : ; 12 omed from the box car shortage| Reported by Wireless ‘The report declares the need of rvesting the Mammoth Wheat ; ; : Do announced by the Chicago, Mil- Cansdian Geverament viewing the problem by frequent re- ve ci 5 Net 4 5 i ici i Waukee & St. Paul railroad, due, it is October 11—8tr Congoran Maru reports | currence to fontiatbentlt " princigies, ee eee ee : \ wisanty singe — eye ¥ gaid, to the co-operation of shippers Metself due at Port Townsend Thureday sna 0 pentieel MAMET ot en ee | orning, October 14 It emphasizes the point that when | : Gnd to Keneral speeding up of trans-|"Grioncr id—-atr Admiral Watson off|labor is hurt, employers suffer. Con-| We Offer Subject to Prior Sale and Change in Price to build @ political machine thru no merit of his own but instead portation all along the line loasehelt hicde obstuioons. aie ‘ He i as the result of the sad death of Governor Lister. Without his e line. Campbell, River, southbound, at 2:20 »| veraoty, when employers are hurt, la-| The Unsold Portion General Obligation 6% Gold Notes machine Hart would have been fifth f in the recent primaries. 5 {Sound at 6 a m. r Redondo hove to in| FDOT must suffer. And the public suf: | } » Come ‘ furs K | Fitzhugh Sound at 6 a. m. | fers in each instance. That the pub- CITY F pS ph a srry ng api aeeity 3 would have beaten him. | U. §. Naval Communications lic may be served, it is necessary for fe) - who will vote this election, as four years ago, will not October 10—Htr Windber, San Pedro employer and employe to be fair to) stand for Hart or his machine, |for Tacoma, 670 miles from Tacoma at | ong another. | Governor Hart, by the secret conclave of rich Interests he called UND a Moen ait ide trea 4 contest ‘The report favors the idea of the in to aid his machine beat the soldiers’ bonus in 1919, when the D. in: etr Kamehatas, Unaieske to Beat-| employer taking -the. employe more —_— % boys most needed it; by his opposition to national woman's suf- 628 ee rcitent emit ry St S| into his confidence, so that he may frage; by his monstrous interference with the minimum wage for p.m; ate President, Beattie for San ee E Sed: Haein oF ihc aeicens thee women employes; by his favoritism of the gas companies, traction Fra oO, @ a 0 Ms . Wife Finds Brigham L. Zese Pak milse north of he ‘by understandingly dgprec concerns and big interests which control him; by his enmity to Young Dead cee his problems, It points out that in| labor, and by his incompetency has driven the big, independent : : na ce : . and also the thinking republican vote from Hart. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11—| Vessels in Port at Seattle | many instances where employes re. These Prices Are Subject to Increase Without Notice d their employers «a profiteers, : Brigham L. Young, said to have) Smith Cove terminal—str Maquan, str they. would now better’ glean the OTe ee Denominations $100, $500, $1000 Bridges Won’t Do been related distantly to the noted yee Princtpal and semi-annual interest M 1 Septem- Th Pier 10-0. A. &. faturn, chance to know. On the other hand, Due Sept ~. Price 94.82 Ser iat enone . erest March 1st and Septem. “ _ gh vl a else deo ot oatet ete Ser eaeuetace~ Ms Palmore. the employer is cautioned that the Due Sept. 1, “ye Price 92.45 offices of Morris Brothers’ tno’ > NOW York and at the joughtful People of All Parties Are Turning to SEs hotel here today from a bullet Great Northern docke—Btr_ Teyohasnt | lack of productive quality on | the of 8 sity can » area by the p roductivencas of 14 Black ‘wou: a s Union Oil dock—Str Lyman Stewart, part of many employes is not alto- and commercial center of the Pr has . According to Young's wife, Kath: | pier 7—atr Oxmo. " gether to be blamed upon the work- | at agricul by He always been a friend of labor and the farmers. He also @rine, who rushed from the room peli st. terminal—Sehr Fanny Dy pe . believes in a square deal for honest business, for the state, for SA antiea police immediately after Coast aatndering” apo or | sens Oe the Nespetetaty must bear s we everybody, Black is a successful business man as well as a square the fatal shot was fired, someone of CaM |" "Wastshes evebaalan Ge knatekstat boli: Pe i i A retail and = || deal judge and is far better equipped to manage the state's busi- Miss Ge the door of ther room tb ie Gickagegad PMP Uy begs ook cpatecciateed tet. ness than Hart or Bridges. Black will know when the state is BE a; m. today Shits Meaty silidies, espagpcdled Bt eo tr meaner i FINANCIAL STATEMENT getting a dollar's worth for a dollar and will work for a practical “1 cannot live without you.” she|#pokane st. terminal—@tr Redwood, str | ene ; GETGe Sitereed valuation i $86¢,608.718.00 budget system. said her husband shouted, and & puinic yarde—Atr Griftdu, ate Grittoo The report is to be printed In al Property (not inolu 11,036,376.00 . : . og Tamron tai ea eh Settee $s pie hekauin eats Judge Black Opposes Letting in All Hindus, few poe a later shot himself in Bast Waterway terminal—Str Hondo- R vi Chi Ji Pi atari tad sevaiver tenis a Prose be evenue from Public Utilities (above t operatic Ines, Cape the hea) th i el al of general community discussion, Net Local 1 tow eharey eee: ; a; m all — and ed | tae Recttia: etovatan-Btr Briediedd, sty) it ausesial panoe in prdepect. ocal Improvement Debt (rate payers’ share) He says there are many here now—that letting ther n ee or en veered ce en ee che 4 runes Mo, ate| The members of the committee are: He > fe lige “4 ny 4 at te Serateanne he ane ed exam! to determ: penetra eikton, ate arvesoy. Clyde M. Hadley, chairman; A. Ko- eas : © believes in settling that problem in advance by keeping them 0 e bi 4 Pacific Coast Bridge & Dredging works— ‘ * ie n m fo nj ni igati tion and course of the bullet and also Pacific Coast Bridge & Dredging works—| jon, fe. J. Cameron, F. J. Carver,| 4% @ddition to being General Obligation Notes, these are secure Se to determine whether there were Sti Balnbow, | Mel ‘ Cs H ; . Powder marke such a» would have| “‘yacs Addin aise, Agneta, av. | Melvin W. Cassmore Carl Bi. Cros. time debentures totaling $2,594,420 nududge Black Will Be the Next Governor Lens, Ferente, Canada, is solemn pledge if elected is to work sincerely and earnestly son, Carleton Hayea, Malcolm ed at close| thon, Bayden, : a rev: Been left by 4 gun fired at close! thon, Barden, Bertrand. Bingamon, | Hughes, J. C. Lindsey, Louis Nash, Legality approved by Malone, Malone & range. win, Boughto M. J. Nist, William Heister, Edwi for the good of the state as a whole and for an honest, progressive ee i ia ughtan, " Petut M. J. Mist, Willan Hileter, Kawin Lialalaiatninlat ante ee tT] and economical administration for the benefit of all the people. tion of the body had failed to reveal) - Chesterfield, C and Arthur R. Priest, secretary, J There will be no favorites and no machine, Instead, he will strive such marks wae Ginyees,_ Corus, Cosian, Cole : ‘ = RO’ I ‘HERS. Inc for a square deal for everyone. Known as a Square Deal Judge, his 9 @ Heuse” d by long nee cg rison, Fort Jackson, Fort Stanwt, further ambition is to be a Square Deal Governor, OXFORD, Ohio, Oct. 11—The at-| Fort’ Union, Imutha, Laoth Mitan, Portiand, Or, “tite ee tack of a hen on a man may prove Vincennes, str Brookdale. ry & Seattle, Wash. fatal. A hen pecked Harry Knapp,|Fiher Flour mille—Motor sche Geo Pi MRF onan % IM 62, on the hand. Now he has loc! Washington. Greadway 2151, 1237, Ane Yarden rate Reveevelt._ on (This Advertisement Paid For by Democratic State Committee)