The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 14

Falling Prices of Farm Prod- ucts Cause Alarm Among Agricultural Men WASHINGTON The Bouth is facin $500,000,000 on coring to J. J. Brown commissioner of ( here attending a of farmers under the the National Boant ganizations Wheat growers of Central West are f & similar probable due to fall in the price of wheat ing to John Tromt Beloit, Bhother delegate. All agricultural § interests fear they will be forved into extensive lomses thru falling prices of farm Products generally Treaident Charles Barrett of the Bakt today A special committee sent program of re t Secretaries Meredith and and probably to the federal beard members. Wheat sold at an average @f $2.14 per bushel Octot Coring to the agricultural Ment reports. Cotton is now Sf fle a pound “Tt costs 38.1 cents fo produce it.” mid Brown. “We're going to mn every bale we sell at The crop this year will > than 11,000,000 bales “The action of night riders, who threaten to burn gins and crops of ‘farmers who sel! for 21 cents does Bet represent the true sentiment ef the South.” “To. produce wheat costs $2.17 Bushel.” said Tromble A price Of $2.14 therefore represents a loss of 63 cents per bushel “This is not in accordance with the of suppty and demand. There & World wheat shortage. Th onal Ro justification for falling wh Oct. 13 a loss of more of w to face the with loss the accord Kan, conference was to pre today price per pound lose $50 21 run sh cents more $ and Barley Establish| d Lead Over Last Year "Phe Octotler crop report as issued! /G. 8. Ray of the federal bureau M crop estimates at Spokane indi that the production of oats and in Washington and thrucut United States is much larger An 1919. shows a decrease in the wheat compared with last year’s re ‘The corn and potato protuction expected to be much greater than Ioat year. ‘The oert includes the following wiwheat“The Washington crop is 26,104,000 bushels, com- | pared to 40.109.000 bushels for 1919 — Oate—14,276,000 bushels, as against 990 bushels in 1919 ‘Barley—4,572,000 bushels, compared with 4,149,000 bushels in 1919 Corn-—1,338,000 bushels, compared _ 0 1,620,000 bushels in 1919 ) Potatoes--7,776,000 bushels, com Pared to 7,250,000 buphels in 1919 Apples—15.924,000 bushels, com. pared with 23,190.00 bushels in 1919 Pears show an increase of 71 per | eent to 75 per cent. ‘Washington averaged a main of 1.5 tons over last year's crop of cabbage “Onions were 196 bushels to the = compared to 121 bushels for _ Washington also produced 5 | pounds of hops this year. THEY ALL BID FOR SEATTLE East Side Towns Vie in Hos- pitality Plans ~Wakima, Toppenish and Spokane ey x 720,000 "awa special features of en nt for excursionists from | Beattie who go on the Trades Rela tion tour arranged by the Seattle! Seaver of Commerce thru Eastern | ton, according announced today. ‘The speciai train will be at Yaki me from 4 p. m., Friday, October to advices 22, until 16 o'clock the next morn-| ‘ing, and an evening smoker has been planned by the Yakima busi Mexs men, following the hours for Personal interview that will be af. forded after the arrival of the train. | Spokane has announced a dinner at “the Davenport for the evening of October 20. v Practically every city to be viv has asked extension of the Beheduled time > _ It was stated at the Chamber of “Commerce this morning tha @rvations are still available. Those Who were added to the list yester. “Gay include Charles Owner of Oxner | & Methorn; Mrs, Charles Osner: Bu mene Bruner of the Withard Prank Burch, of the Traung Lthographing company; bect, aad A. J. Hillman, ‘@ral agent of the Chicago, ) Kee & 8t. Paul railwa fo ney-Bank Class Is Still Open A Class in money and banking has Organized by the university ex- wervice, which will meet ‘twice weekly, Monday and Wednes 4 at 6 p. m., in the Henry build. ‘Thig course is still open for reg- Among other topics dis are the nature and functions os money; relations between money ‘and price ipvels; various types of Minanciai inktitutions, including the reserve system, national and banks, investment banks and Mike. Further information may obtained at the office of the Label E gen Milwaw i 4 Henry building, or by call oe asa, than | Houston | Commissioner | hotel: | Ship News. Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY RADAY OCT " First High Tide Tide Viest Low Tide ride oot Vide Second Low STORM WARNING theast st this A High Tide isxued the north cause strong whole shifting to southw Manco ordered disy and Oregon at gale W Cape yrth Washington U 7 ENGINEERS ARE HERE TODAY Visit May Result in Duwam- ish Improvement mation relative t To gather inf o proposed harbo: the board of en: harbors of the ovementa he huwam: harber and the Lake Wash ot six’ army It board in made up cers and on vitiin son of on of ng government aid and hearings on much subjects officially before the board. citizens interented ans have be rajects holding tou inspect lopment 5 campaign to induce the t take the and w and = that * can reach dust ries The Duwamish deepen the ment to over “a the the South waterway el argent End in vens: military commission ts head Harry of the 1896 to 1900. by who defenses from Honored by Company Bringing a cargo of allk and Oriental goods, in addition to a large passenger the N.Y. K. liner Fushimi Maru berthed at the Great Northern dock, at Smith cove, Tues day The Fushimi in commanded this trip by Capt. M. Machida, who proud ly displays an autographed appreciation given him by Baron Kondo, president of the Nippon lye Kaisha. The card is a token Capt. Machida’s services when, thru careful handling, he [tember a at Manila harbor on Sep. Capt. 8. Trisawa, who formerty nmanded the Fushyat Maru, has retired from sea servite. ee Naval Committee of Congress Is Coming sound by the special commi the U sentatives appointed to study naval bases and naval affairs on the Pa tifie coast is urged in a telegram sent Tuesday by the Commerce. It is suggested that the commission study the Puget Sound navy yard, the Port Angeles base for submarines and the Sand point avia tion fieid. Whaling Messen Ends °. With Average Catch HOQUIAM, Oct, 13.—The whaling mason ended yesterday when crews of the American.Pactfic Co.'s fleet, which has bean working off the coast of Washington, re turned. The West Port took 75 whales, the Moran 67 and the Aberdeen 44. The Patterson has been in Alaska w ‘The first three ships are at Bay City and Westport The season's catch fairly well Start New Alaska Winter Schedule The liner City of Seattle last night started a new winter schedule Jit left for Skagway. cording the schedule the steamship Spokane will go only as far as Sitka and Ju neau, while the City of Seattle will make Skagway and way points The Alaskan liner Admiral Wat son, now being overhauled, will not be in service again until around No. vember 14. ae Owners Are Given Freighter Juneau Under chart to the Thorndyke | Trenholme Co., Inc., since early jast spring, the freighter Juneau reverted to her owners, the Alaska Steamship Co., upon her arrival in port }day. She will be overhauled, and entered again in the Alaska service \C. of C. Coast Guard Petition to Wilson |. Joseph Tumulty, secretary to the |President, has presented to Presi {dent Wilson the petition of the Se. attle Chamber of Commerce asking {that the coast guard be transferred to the navy department | according to a letter received today |The change requested as a step | tor more effective ection | meet the Increase of merchant marine averaged to service is v the |Protest Transfer of Fleet Headquarters Telegraphic protest to Admiral W, 8. Benson, ehairr of the shipping board, against t fer.from Seattle to Portland of h quarters for the finance division the Emergency Fleet corporation was stated at the merce terday It is pointed out that settlement of accounts tween the shipbuilding here and the government corpora tion requires retention of the offices in Seattle. Press dispatches a announced intention of the govern ment to transfer the offices Novem ber 15. an a expeditious pending be companies From Weather Bureau TATOOMM ISLAND, Ort. 14-48. M Failing. baroime cnet, 40 millas en’) sicamer at 4 & ™.; & passenger steamer Fushimi’s Captain Is s card of to outrode a | s At least three days’ visit on Puget | om of | Marga 8. senate and house of repre | ma at Chamber of | Whaling |» up| when! to, Pier 14 has been sent | ot | Chamber of Com _ at New York When | Market NEW YORK, rr - exchange t 18 day Steel & Telegraph ft %: ¢ dian States Rubber 7 ft market ele 188, Unite Teleph 64 American jal Aleot United The e ned irregular GRAIN PRICES SHOW ADVANCE Open Weak But Go Higher During Trading Aftor the ning war dv carrie er came ere steady eat opened at th t th rh was but el nod ‘unchange Me So at pened May oate was and 60% ff Chicago Board of Trade Open Clone 06 $3.09 2.06% Low $20 200% at May Nominal) Out 17.00 1708 Nominal) ion Chicago Car Lots Furvished by L. D. Manning & Ce, 419 Recond Avenue Recta Cont. Meta. Lt : , aes 308 Oats ? _ N.Y, Coffee and Suger NEW foger rete per per ib 4e hee ner at 62 em. . ear, light Anyou at nd south wed in tr hound in Panee: Admire: at $:25 «. October 19 38 & wom 10 Myades at 5 A fourm A milena 0 Outatde or Me probably the abn Arrivals ae Seite | Arrived ir Admiral Dewey from hooner Wa October 12 Tacoma at 7 October 1 oprincessas * via Tae. | % from British Columbian ports at 10.30 p.m; ate West Ivis from Tacoma end Point Wells at eam Salted & & Baturn for Priptiet at tas a m Ootoder 13-—t th isco at 6 eet Alaskan Vessels | Aalled Octover 12: ate Jefter: on 13:80 @ om Walled Norte auth detiea Octouer 11: me hogy tober 13: wte Ad at 10 pm. " Lovejoy for Ban Fran Junea southbound ate skane Ketchikan miral Bvane, Vessels in Other Ports Arrived Octoner § Seattle via ports ber mer Are Hongkong atr | Weat Jena ¢ Yokohama-—‘at bama Maru for He Kobe—Malied 0 Maru for Seattle Ban Pedro—Arrived Oc sehr Babinda from Heat ie Malled October 1 Varragut for Bea San Francisco Mahony Val 2p ober 19) Btr Ho tober te Admiral 0 via pe Halled October 12: tr for Heattle and porte for Puget Hound navy str Governor for Beattle at 1} am a Arrived Octe shashi Maru from Seattle at and proceeded for Yokohama and at 6:20 p. Rosalie & 8 via Vie v Toy October for Tacon a A Hilakely—Arrived October 12 ‘eters from Heattle, towing oe Reported by Wireless October 12—Mtr Admiral Watson Rock, southbor at fp. m Santa Ana in Seymour Narrows, phoun 45 p.m; str Windber fan Pedro tor Tacdm@, 193 miles from Tacoma at & p. m.; ate Weat Tnon, 84 for Yokohama, 1,354 miles from Be- | attle at 8p. 2 j U.S. Naver Ostober 12 for Rellingham ham at § p. Ree Evans off miles from atr Manley, Everett for fan Francisco, 466 miles of fan Franciseo at § p. m.: atr San Diego, Ta na for San Pedro, 425 miles north of dan Franciseo at & p. m.; atr Wheatland | Mont, Seattle for Yokohama, 631 miles from Seattle at & p.m. Relling wont | Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminal+ Motor achr Peru, air Maquan, str amore. ton wood. Mir Pier 10 str Amith Cove anchorage—Str Palmyra. Great Northern terminal—#tr Fusnimt | | Maru. | | Pier 2—Mtr Alameda | Rell at. terminal-—Senr Panny Dutara. 4 Trunk terminal—M&r Admiral Wat Pacific Coast Engineering Kastern Leader Milwaukee ocean dock-—Mtr Detignt Duthie yards—Mtr Griffoo, str Weat Ty atr Griff du | Waterway terminal—Btr Rondo- | works—str Kast Went Heattie elevator Todd dryd: Elkto str Kre und Bridg Atr Friesland. Westward Ho. atr ti Margaret, tor Puget # & Dredgin@ works Ber Ke r Patterson Lake Union—Hulla Abilia, Abmo dos, Addison, Allenhurst, Ahmik, An-| thon, Rayden, Hertrand, Bingamon,| Biscayle, Black Wolf, Bianford, Oct win, Boughton, Penuta, Cabacan, Capraria, Cardia Charun, ‘Chesterfield, Chalets, Cin Cinyras, Corus, Cosian, Cola, Clone, Klisna, Wieetra, Endymion, Fort Har rinon, Wart Jackson, Fort stanwix Fort Union, Inutka, Leoti, Kit | Aby- | Cenina, Vincennes, tr Mrookdale. Amen yards Bir Roosevelt Heffernan drydock--Str Geaney King & Winge yarde—Motor schr bassador, Stocks were Studebaker & ate} | beet atamk Puyallup, | | | Balances “| THE SEATTLE STAR Stocks. Are Lower ] s Opened lower at the opening of the ft Mexican Petro! oft Indus a Hallway 20. coding 98, Crucible off. off ite 1 oi up %& Haldwin 112 N. Y. Stock Exchange Furnished by L. B. Manning & Ce., igh how ven ten ternational iw Bromberg ‘ ~- LIBERTY BONDS Furnished by L. B. Manning & 19 Becond Avenne ‘ies lew ort 9200 Co, erie Close Firet 24's a ry roe ne 7) sr 00 Chicago Live Stock rr Recetpta, higher butchers, 4e. tent. rougha, et one market 3h te. 3 aaiem, S16. 2618.78 Th, packing. §14@ pie, He One head. market | Status of ‘Frisco Market BAN FRANCIBCO, Get. 12.—Hutter Heatran, 656 per ib, prime firete, 61% per Hatras, tte per dor: dirtion No. Oe per dos: extra pullete, 47s per +, undersized pulleta, @0¢ per don. Cheese—Callfornia flats, fancy, S140 | Der ib; fireta, 26 i per th Foreign Saleen NEW YORK. Get. 12.—Pore pening tegay wee for the mest femand sterting, $2 lire, 3.98e; marta 1.86 cnen, 8.0te; Ben, oe Wey marks, 148e quoted at 124 and Canna | Portland Market Report PORTLAND. Ort. 13. —Cattie—-Recetpte, 81 head, market steady S@10: fair FCONOMY pure fine cane sugar. fo, Stal amp chops. pure «tr Del Monte be 49, Napoiee $2 00, Statie Ereen peppers toes, 2 The. butter, 1 Stall 94 me » Stati CORNER 4 he American engar, peanut butter, the M.; Co-c Aeral tw 4 for 430 Btatie 94 *t, pot roam. Se Th: veal Co mb chops, 20¢ th stall verkraut, 2 ate 4111 plok Stall 115, good lowal potatoes, aack, delivered; eatra fancy apples Stall 116, ateor steak Te; re hickens, 26¢ .: breast of Jam Atalie 18 rt oval can eardines 4 cans American sardines SANITARY peanut best f ted French cod olives, 20¢ 10¢ can. Stall pL) solid pack 40 pt; salmon Stat Stalls 20-22 ter, 1 atriet Stall 111 sardines. 20 ors, 21-33 «mali can ome ren astern oy ning, l4e ™ dered t, 12 he 1240 TD. pure te coffee, Beall « ane berry wugar Reliance 430 PIKE PLACE an cane Stall 46 $e. tall Stall 1608, Palmolive Atal 4 fe 7 mowar tall ean milk fresh for 73, Jonathan « 6 ‘the Stall 29, The, 2be ning, 166 crabe, 900 pt banket potatoes, 10| Stall 26, ‘new salmon for toe th. ean | 2 for 360; Olympia oysters, WESTLAKE Sugar stall, pure American cane mear. Ihe Th.; 6 bare No-Rab Naptha soap, age 4 bare Bob White soap, 260, Stalin 16-17 large cane tomatoes, JK Cream of Wh 3 ate or Borden's @tal coffer, 38e tb.; heat Jap Dnglieh breakfast toa, 40¢ cabbage, $1.05 per mack 1b,; bacon, 16, Bem B rive » TD. Stall 96. Kialla 10-11 Stall “ 200 Quaker a phen Ihe BANK CLEARINGS | Clearings $8,786,245.60 | 1,848,961.65 | Clearings Balances 3,127,122.00 | $77,673.00 | GRAPEFRUIT ‘COX INVADING FIRE DESTROYS BIG OIL SUIT INSEATTLE) INDIANA ZONE FREIGHT HOUSE, IS LAUNCHEL The First of Florida Product | Says Harding Wobbles on | Dathades of $200,000 in Prominent Men Are Named Comes Today The firet Morida grapefruit ef the on in due today The initial dried black fign of the neason, from California n the market Wednesday, nts were | at 18 | Sohne Among receipts Wednesday A shipment of Califor nia aWweet potatoes, which wan ex pected to relieve the temporary fam ine of eweet spuds Kegs, following their tcent rise of Tuesday, adve ther 2 cents Wed t last the long predicted Production the morning was od a ching mark remainn short, a comminsion men, Butter change Wednenday Local Markets Prices Paid Wheieemte Mestere for emda y S008) cording registered 1 2Tee@n ee Celery \oeni tee | CRCER ere —MHormouse, Yakima. per box Ker Mian! Per} 2 round Cherries etieee loca! Mushrooms For Oniome Pert Pickling Oniene Per 16 Mm Potatoes Ver T Verb per erate . » Tarnipe per Alanke yellow, per M™ Veuetable Marrow ter 1 Yama tw hore: Anigater Pears Poriéa, Ranenee—irer Black berries — Per ers Cantaloupes- We Casnbas Perl Crabappies—Loral. per box Heery Com, per erate Mirained, per Noacydew Melens—-Per th Huck leberrion—-Tioe pero lee Cream Metene—Ier Lemene-Per bex Orwage Ver ane Biberts Salwar Pears Wartier! Fall Hutter | Pincappice Crate (Pomegranates Mer bot Mrewberricn” Rverbearing. crt. Terkish Metene ~ Takima, per crate . Watermetons Per ™ tora! Almoede free rh Cunneute Ce, per ® Pitberte-Per th. Waleete Man. buries Cal. Peenete Virginia Keyetons, Pecans Per DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid te Shippers Kase Fresh ramen Puliete : Mile Ty iT ° a wen rT] Der owt DAIRY PRODUCTS Ratter--Lecal crekmery, cubes Drteks ede cevecseee Paus Fresh ranch jeune tripiete . Geewe—Live oo. | Beigion Hares Live, per te os POULTRY Primes Mediam comet to choles heavy Medtum to choice ° jseat cows and heifers Bure ca heer Prime spring uae Yeariings Wethers oe . Ewer... : HAY, GRAIN, AND | Wholeale Price Fer Tes. Ciy Fries Barley Whe f Holled Clipped Oats Holl Whole Corn Whole | Grits. Marble Grits’ Linsord Meal || Fan Vrodacer Meat and Bowe . Mea er bbl, Huge Pas enger Flow | Thru Seattle Coming’ | If present plans for holding the 1920) Shriners’ convention in San | Francisco materialize, Seattle will j again be a pivotal point for a huge Passenger traMle next summer, ac cording to John Y. Callahan general passenger agent of the Nickel Plate railron who was here Tuesday con feming with Seattle railroad officials Town Girls at U Hold an Assembly | | In order to increase the activities | of girls who live in the city ‘attend the university, a “Town Girls” assembly was to be held on the campus Wednesday afternoon Heretofore, girls from other cithe who live near the campus while going to school have been more ac “ve than their Seattle sisters, to! League Issue BY Hit | EN KOoUTE COX, Lafayette 17 “workin “TW witht Ind., ¢ days” remaining, ¢ arted fourth with the now he Senator Harding to league of nations imsue. | Nearly candidate mp his cause WALKER GOVERNOR dot, 13.—With of the cam. ernor to invasion of tement that ont palin day Indian from for Cox bie wt in ormined te talk on the the thin que the advantage,” every ake time wenator al on tion he ” ition gains chang and demo erathe an Cox said in devoting Cox more ‘putting ed word from that President Wil by making peal and expla. venant and more of his energien league He the White } non will }leawt five nations of tion du the »perate at more « the « befor rnor Cox today was in terri tory that i# nominally republican by & 00d mized majority Cox co calls Benato and wobblin, tinues to attack he Harding's “wiggling ‘on the league iamue. SEN, HARDING IN ‘| “SOLID SOUTH” Invades Stronghold of Dem- ocrats BY RAYMOND CLAPPER CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. © Warren G, Hard the heart of the to battle for the am on ground t what 13, Senator arriv id cause nat bi ed here Bouth today jof repubdiear in the past eleetion in 1m gone democratic in tie The th league of nations belief ovp and t wition Wilson b made a fertile ground for the republican cause Tennessee has prompted one of the most energetic campaigns in many yearn, The candidate expects to motor over the famous ctvil war battle field in this vieinity today, including Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. Harding in his apeech here tealay probably will appeal for a final |heating of old wounds and the wip. ling out of sectionalism, He will re. jmain here ove night, leaving for Louisville early tomorrow Harding has an imposing entour age on this trip. His special train has been augmented by th car “Newport.” in which Governor Heckman, Khode Island, in accom panying Harding. Besides Harding's private car “Huperb.” there are two compartment ears, a standard sleep. oranda aa,” Borah to ‘Saeals in Ohio, Indiana NEW YORK, Oct. Thomas W. publican national committees speak ers’ bureau, announced toda ator Borah will make ero speeches in Indiana and Ohio, ané Governor Coolidge will fill dates in several Southern states. Governor Coolidge, by Governors Morrow, of Kentuc and Lowden, of Minois to wtration + October 17 3 MEN, WOMAN ROB 2 BANKS DEBR TRAIL, Colo, Oct. youterday banks hereof from $5,000 to $10,000 in currency and securities. The bandits cut all telegraph and! | private | 13.—Colone! | Miller, bead of the re) Ben- | accompanied | yy) | jevening by Herbert Ww. 13—A} statewide search waa being made to- | day for three men and a woman who | census bureau today announced the held up and robbed two | following revised ponulation figures: Chicago Fire today ewtimated at $200,000 pune and « freight royed there CHICAGO, enuned damag wh w house were fire on none war in the house, a The Warehouse Chicago de care broke out unet freight troying the building uded with merchandine. spread the Midland and Tr r Co, practical ing that building, Three hundred employes were driven from the two buildings by the flarnes. Authorities were unable mine the origin of the U. W. TO VOTE ON PRESIDENT Straw Ballot to Be Taken for New York Paper railroad to deter bla The de Will tt be Cox or Harding? University of Washington will cide for itself whom it favors at straw vote to be taken by the dent on Thurmlay, October The action comes in response following telegram received day by the school newspaper, the Daily, from the New York Evening Post Please wire N. Y. whether support Cox or Hard ing, afd whether pro-league or anti ue, Wire paragraph editorial, if pousible Gilbert Foster immediately rep ‘This ation stu bod y 2 Evening Post you editor of the Daily dispatched the following & non-political raw ballot all day, Oct. 21, on t spring U with mild publi paper wil ta om Th Harding ted for ke ornit and at gue rener vations Hint to a Thrifty Housewife . Why not furnish that vacant room? You can buy the fur niture thru Star Want Ads and secure a tenant the same way, “That vacant room now looks so bare, think I'll chat A chandelier, a chiffonier, Will sort of cheer the atmos- phere.’ 1 buy a rocking “Yen, every cent will be well spent, For I can make it evident When I have put the room in order That I am ready boarder.” for a When you want to buy or sell A Star Want Ad will serve you well, Free Tickets Theatre. to Clemmer To Tell Frats and Outsiders to Merge “Co-operation Between Fraternity will begin and Independent Organizations” his southern trip from Washington | the subject of mn address to we| | given at a fraternity-independent banquet at Blanc’s Wednesday Congdon of New York, national secretary of the | inter -gaptrasaintec! councils. Announce Revised Census Figures WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—The Marion county, Ore, 47,18 viously announced as 47,117 Tillamook county, Ore., 8,410; pre pre telephone wires into the town, and) yiously announced as §, while the men worked inside the banks, the girl sat in front in an au tomobile The robberies were not discovered until yexterday morning Governors to Meet | vide for of his election in Pennsylvania | MADISON Oct twelfth annual conference ernors will be held Pa, December 1, 2 and 3, ac to announcement of Mile Madison, secretary of the ences, today. The general agricul tural situation, the housing prob- lem, the Kansas industrial court and Wis 13 of gov pording Riley confer topics discussed Joint. meeting of Angora Grotto No, $2, of Seattle, and Taco bat Grotto No. 88, of Tacoma, 400 newcomers were initiated into the be among the Ata Prophets of the Enchanted Realm at the Metropolitan theatre Tuesd night. The ceremonial was pr ceded by a banquet at the Masonic clubs rooms in the Arcade building. !than have you ow and} | secrets of the Mystic Order of Veiled | “The | in Harrisburg, | Promotion of home ownership will) A singular onienton: & In the matter of legal formalities is the failure of the laws of thé United States to pro- notifying a president-elest SPEAKING OF DEBTS < “I asked you if you would loan me but you didn’t answer.” No. I thought it would be better |for me to owe you the angwer rather me the fifty.” TRYING TO PUT OVER THE THIRD PARTY i| Defendants BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1 torne Alexander Keyes Her- bert Erskine are back here today |from Arizona, where they announced they have instituted in behalf of H. Ki. Btock a sult for $2,000,000 dam- agen against ¢ Jo and Arizona men who Stock declares conspired to Jefraud him. of his interest in the Success locations in the Balt Creele oll fields, said to be the ric henst in the world | The defendants Shupe, of Col Behuyler 3A 4 include Governor Karl and Ware Lee Champion, wyers, and und Arizona ob ado, nd orado | ren prominent mi Cob tons. n of} driller, says he waa out of his holdings by the ttorneys, whom he claims engaged to protect his intere They induced him to sign away his rights, he asserts. Shoup in charged in Stock’s complaint with as a dummy for the the companies in- gorpora Stock tricked Colorado acted and having Bchuylers volved. GEN, LI SHUN == ENDS HIS LIFE, Despondent Over Future o' China SHANGHAL ‘China, Oct, 12.—(De- layed)>—fieneral Li Shun, militt#ry governor of Kiangm province and inspector general for the provinces of Kiangsu, Kiangsi and Anhul, committed suicide today at Nanking by shooting himself In a will which was found the gen- eral dec d he was despondent over political future of China. The will gave one-quarter of his fortune to relief funds, one-quarter | for the education of illiterate Chinese and the remainder to members of | his family. U.W. STADIUM PAYMENT DUE | Last year university students were interested in selling plaques to |help build the Stadium. Now they'd like to begin collecting the payments | stil! due on the plaques. Of a sum lof $60,205.37 out on notes, $10,000 |has already been collected, accord ling to Manager Darwin Meisnest, [who Wednesday nent letters to sev- leral thousand persons thruout the |state urging them to make final payment on or before November 2. | The grand opening of the Stadium | will be on Saturday, November 37, at which time Dartmouth university will battle Washington in the most important game of the season for the local institution. The escapement wheel of a makes 781,000 revolutions every” months, PUGET SOUND. STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN ‘Does not go thru ito Victoria on tri ef Soattle Satur- day night Calls at! nese on t ng Seattle Sun rect. Steamer! t2-20pm every two hours Tel 2:30pm ingle trip. $1.20) 4:30pm Siow, for! opm [Port Tow nd ag Bc, daily \Connects at Townsend) dally sre rall lines for inte on Olym Ipentneut Bellingham—Asacortes—Port Townsend | 10°00pm |B Ketshan, fort a-6opm | daily [Port Townsend, An: | leortes and Bellin; | ham. A fotam/ Sir, Pages, Mon. ‘pointe fm Wed. (Juan islands. | rtf Seattlo-Neah Bay Rowte OHM! Siedmer Copia, ‘Tues. | and | for all) Scaep, the oo ts nel Thurs, Sat | Weeamy | Monday} | Wea. | | Friday} | Points marked ** are Passengers or’ theat onan naga other boat landing, points must make their own arrangements for landing and ansume all risk and lability In making such landing. —_Steamer’s passenger rate does not include boat landing charges. Pageace liability te limited to wear. Ine apparel, not to exreed $100 for | whole ticket. 150 pounds allowéd free Steamers and schedules change “without matice, " ppensect t® eolved dally for all points "(except Tacoma) named in above schedule, ‘Tickets must be purchased at ¢ office, Open from 6:30 a m. te ites | midnight. . PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co. Ticket Office, Colman Deck. Phone Main 3993, i TAKE THE BOAT TO TACOMA BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK 7, tt A. MA, EVERY Dat. Fe pee ety t