The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 12

VERY BUSINESS MAN and Every THE SEATTLE STAR pes or Expec ts to Become. a Business Man. Should Read the News That Appears Daily on on This Page of The Star. PRICE OF | ShipNews| COAL NOT Zar: TO SLIDE : Wiest leh Tide High Tide | Seattle's Fuel Will Remain About Stationary This Winter, Say Dealers Lecal and world « al Market point at Miah dm the price fuc to inent View Tide Tide * Viet Low Tide Tide ft seve new igh Low Tide Second 1 Second ‘Grain Charee Cut iby, Port Commis ion compe the reduced mmission bh 1 hand ne grain from nditions n _— New Motorships| to Run From Seattle : Pac M this wir al pron oo. certit While ai ‘ aria BO y that toward higher rates. W. B. Monks, t Washington Retail ! Beeociation, sald that the Gal May be affected by the Miners’ strike, but this scouted by others Je @lared that the walkout WO continue for an imleterminate _ Pied Wefore affecting price H. ©. Bradford, 1 representa Bive of the Canadian Wester } E) SOmpany, pointed out that in Canada fear is felt that ¢ will be Be of coal this winter. He Mat rich and poor alike are | Ss much of the fuel as they can | Representatives of Breene & Wedy, Seatue coal dealers, ee out that 9 per, ce @f the 6 ming any dealers f has Challamba, t ce noquired ue pe el M Er dea who To Deliver New Ship| by End of fgets ve foot steamship | we would pe amship | nd of| nat # here am pa ot t acher \ shipping 1 be for vessels wi re as company declared al run. er buying | rea. | New Clas s ‘~ Open at Nautical School The Washington State Nautical nool scheduled to en ond class Friday already sigr up to become officers merehant marine | over lel used here is from loca declared that mining falled to decrease and tha Prices would probably rema “onary during the winter se This opinion was concurred in by |'* “Ayres & Sisier, who decinred that = reed ah get topped general reduction in coal prices ere many va he pg lly ro the present time was exceedingly | poe bd » fro a ‘Ship Takes Greatest \Grain Cargo in N. Ww. HINGLES T0 The British steamship Fries C0 BY ATER was steathing thru the Pacits ed her 630,000 bush: West Coast Elevator compa TATOOSH IRLAND, Oct. 15 —# AM ameter, clear: light foe: wind en route to Avonmouth, FE Rates Too High Ships) vator heré. The Friesland in open of nty-five }to ft thers the American clans will coats its have Ives start vember 1 | ro a tand — 7 =| is at the | eft here | ship low with the gréatest «rain car taken from a Northwe ly Take 55,000 Carloads saturaay. Weather Bureau Report are being formulated by the Shippers’ Association | hove nearly 55.000 carloads of to Atlantic coast ports by | - @ high railroad rates row shut | rr) big the shingtes from Eastern points, | Adgoiral Henley at Te named out to the manufacturers, | #* cask ma ie P.M ‘ Cleedy; light fog; wind erutheast. five tions were begun last week | iiies am hour. Pamed in: Br A Loop fepresentatives of the steam. | a: 19:20 & m.; str Wabam at 3 pm. companies looking to a reduc- of water rates. . Arrivals and Departures ‘Was asserted that every indica- ‘Aaa Pointed to water transportation) roner 34—sir Admiral Behiey from vast bulk of shingles former | gan Diego via Han Francisco at 11:15 | by thee juangoencnanee m.; str Ketchikan from Nome via South- 1* atrve western and Sgutheastern Alaskan ports at § «. m.; tir Prince Georgs from Prince | Rupert, B.C. via ports at ¢ pm. October 23-—-U) A & survey str Rx- plorer from Alaskan cruise at 9:20 p.m. ate Stanwood fi Ban Francisco at 1 U.S. Tables Tables Soon steaks will appear on bill of fare M@ the United after next year, according to T. Lopp. c! of the Alaskan U. S& bureau of education, Qrrived in Seattle Saturday @ trip to the North. year, says PP. & great drive will be staged, bring Marge herds of the animals with- B Feach of the new railroad in the Pass region. The meat can be shipped out all year round. onanism ssful Trades Tour Is Finished More than 120 Seatticites were! again Monday after a six-day le jaunt thru Eastern Wash. | in the interests of Northwest | and state unity. The Seat fle tourists traveled on the Chamber ‘Commerce trade relation special. Statistics RIAGE LICENSES ind Residence. Age. Seattle a8 38 tle 25 ei: " aeatts ya 36 ling, Khoda M., Seattle. .Legal Edward E., Seattic ........23 ir, Madelon Zenita, Seattle 21 Walter, Seattle Legal la, Helli T., Seattle Legal se, William Purley, New- Rone’ MeBacheran, Sailed 26—ttr Northwestern — ft Alaskan ports at i Behiey tor ‘Tacoma October 24 Kingdom via Nanaimo, Francisco at $:20 p.m San Diego via fan Francisco at str Horace X. Baxter for San Franciseo At 1:20 p mj atr Stanwood for Tacoma | at 10:30 = m.; ate Prince George for Prince Rupert, B. C., via ports, . . Vessels in Other Ports Hongkong—Arrived October 20 ater Miaridge from Seattle via porta, alles October 20: Mr West Jessup for Beattie vin porta Mailed October 20; Str Tajima Beattio via ports Balled October 19; Str Are- for Beattie and Tacoma San Francieco-—Arrived ( ober 2! Rosita from Seattic: wtr Forest King f Seattle via Grays Harber and San Pe are, ‘Tacoma—Arrived October 25: Str Ad- miral Schley from Seattle at 6 @& m. P Alaskan Vessels Seward—Salled October 22: Str Ala- meda, southbound, at midnight Ketchikan—Batled October 24 fans, northbe tia Cordova, southbound, at 7 p. m eee Reported by Wireless oy Dewet 9: inbound. at Str Orator for United CG, and San te Ad PAB be flan Francie Cordova in Millbank Sound, at midnight; str nchr Apex oa. m |p. m op wer southbound Redondo abeam Cai so moti Cape Lazo, suuthby Legal Se- 7 Marleaw ‘Mare 1.900 miles trom eanthound, at 6 a. m Fred, Victoria, B.C. | neattored | Nov j@u atr Queen for| 5,80 caus | 628. | | steady and unctianged ate | miles went of | ‘Chalk Upward Trend in Stock as Market | in New York | Opens NEW inclu YORK, O« United i" pen up duct 4 States Mt Tob an Petr Pr aN eat Brita out up Ameri Pan ry pr wp M Sunday th Studebaker xican Petr ents in particul the Petr ® that the le & 1 made a new t in arding the Mex ma d advances In exp Ame H aval dividend wil the t ‘omy had been t %) Mexican rult 217%, off tudebaker 55% 3%. up % The marke = WHEAT MARKET | “CLOSES LOWER December Price Below the $2 Mark Again CHICA wheat dr rican eather ¢ ts pref p14 x high at s. On & Fepor uded United Sta Reading Unit N. Y. Stock Redeune Furnished by L. th Ma 610 Beeond A High December w ithe § ‘ mark Wheat “ down. Reports the ritiah dency to cat to hold the tr lower Pr new December wheat changed, and closed « wheat opened at an advance at $1.94 and cl j strike had « buyers and rand oats f wheat and a « viw dull and lower ed at $2, un ff Me: March we at the 4 up § Me at May oats and closed ; " Mrombers ewe ‘ wheat 32.08% CHICAGO, 2 red, $2 3 spring, $1, Chicago Board of Trade Wheat on High Low Dee oo 83 siery March 4 188% Lh kOw Cora— Dee 50% May at Onte— Dee May Pork Nov Lara Oct oO. ah 3 red, No. S198 fees m4 ” "1 ’ 77% sth Vian « seu! | Vanadiw Wat ‘ pper ” n Beek aN aN eerere 446,000 shares LIBERTY BONDS (Nominal) (Nomina!) (Xom Nominal) Hibe— Nov . (Nomtnal) FRR. sess (Nominal) eee Chicago Car Lots Furnished by 1. 1. Manning & Co, 619 Serond Avenue Recta Cont. Eeta. Ut.Yr, " 200 ” ee. Chicago Live Stock Oct. 1h —Hogs Rocetpte, | market 26¢ to S06 lower 12@12, butehers, 12.26 peckise, $11. 761226; light, Pigs, 811.75 @ 12-16 Receipts, 14.000 head: market slow. Meet, SIT @ 18 buteher stock, |95-28@33; comnere and cutters, #3.0@ 154.50. stockers and feeders, §1.40@11 cows, $11.50@12 Sheep-—Receipte, 21,000 head her. Lambe, $9.76@13 Third (4's Vourth «4s Fifth 24 '* Pith 44's FRANCE LOSING NAVAL RANKING)“ ‘Argentine, Brazil and Chile Forge Ahead BY JOHN DE NDT PARIS.(By Mail)}—Should there! be another big war in the near fut ure Argentine, Brazil and Chile would be in a position to give more |help to countries such as the United States and England than France, as regards the power of her naval ar. | tillery This ts the essence in Le Temps, which gives at length actual figures about the Brazilian Argentine and Chilean warships, It says “Hefore the era of the dread nought, the South American repub- |lics had war navies adaptéd to the {importance of their part in the world, Then the ropean navies had guns much bigger than the big gest South American gu which rendered the latter relatively power jens, But the dreadnought came Argentine, Chile and Brasil under stood that they must not bulid fight jing ships beaten in advance and or dered abroad @readnoughts able to $3.46, wp det trance, 6.46, unahanged: pasa fight with any similar ship unchanged; lire cables, 2.78; Canadian dollars, 90 49¢ | SOUTH AMERICA The market COMING TO FORE “The change was 1914 the three South publics had a fleet warships comparable to those of the European fl This fleet was equal to the present French fleet If not superior, because the Chilean dreadnought carr 56 millimeter guns superior to French 340 Gratn— Wheat Corn si Oats * " Dom ot males, 0 H216@12 Cate market 47 Portland Market Report PORTLAND, Oct. 25.—Cattle—Tesetp! 2.492 head; market slow to weak and un- Mecetpta, 471 head | of an article to Se Jo Prime mixed medium mined, 614.50@15; by | 5.25; pies, site t6. Bheep— Receipss, arket the 6G 15.7 tie 1.436 head; market | Rutter——b6e per Ih Exae—46@ the per dos Cheese—-Triplets, ie per Ih Mene—24@ 260 per Ih N. Y. Coffee and Sug: NEW YORK, Oct Sugar granulated, Raw 11 @ be 7% @ Soper Ib; | fe per Ib. 7 RI No. 4 Santos, 114 @11 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK. Get. %6—Forvign ox change Spened’ higher today. Morling Shih, ep det team, Keen, eiimaneet: * 646 entime; off 1 oft clowed steady Der, tre 160, wp marks, 1.42 complete, In American re including seven San Francisco Produce SAN r ANCIBCO, Oct per th; prime tin te. per th, | Be 4 the Watras, 790 per dor: No. 1 dir te per doe, extra pullets, 680 per Emily, Victoria, B.C.” ein, Leo W., Tacoma .. oan, Nellie, Tacoma Lee James, Charleston low, Pearl, Charleston Arce H., Pearson ......- mond an, Seattle bene, © Tacoma . t, May A.” Tacoma BIRTHS C. G., 4740 Fourth N. E., boy. Taaac,'1808 N. 27th st, boy ie x muchi, Tokici, 722 Alder at, girt. ino, Bujinosuke, 512 i ave, fen, George, 2948 Cloverdale at, ing, Jo W., 2710 28th &., boy. ita, N., 1631 King st.. boy 4, G. E., 2411 EB. Roy st., girl itensen, Magnus, 2104 E. Thomas boy. William R., 6206 42nd 56. ie girl. A., 45th and W. Genesee boy and girl uinn, 4061 42nd a. Ww. B., 508 &. 77th, boy “¥., 8120 34th 8. W., boy Ralph, 4711 1. 6th at., boy uiy'C, 1117 Valentine pl . B, 739 35th, boy. . ¥., 4712 46th ave FH, 1525 32nd av red 0, 717 N. 63rd, boy |. M., 4803 Aurora ave H., Kirkland, girl. DEATHS 67, 4 25th ave. Mabel, 26, 2000 Yesler way Charles F., 63, 7321 Carl- Livin ston, Angus, 60,° 2719 Kim- ‘wood pl. », James, 76, 928 Bint ave. Elin, 47. 4231 42nd ave. &. m, Andrew, 79. WV Hite Li, 25, 6823 Fifth ave. Atwood, Frida B, 7, 2027 W ‘The greatest radio station in the world js under construction on Long | October 24—Htr Went Ivis, Keattle tor | Kobe, 92 milen west of Cape Fiattery at [* p.m: etr Griffau towing Str Howry Villard for Ban Francisco Jat & p.m hr Oxmo. . 636 miles from Ban Fran atr Everett for #an 6 miles south of Everett at| orwood, Han Franciacs for | Flies north of fan Fr otor Hentt | Franc § p.m. Moattie, 41 ats pm iv’ Pa s. Port at Seattle |*#——_— Ate Maquan, atr Edmore, a Vessels i Smith Cove terminal Kastern Leader ton Pier 14 Pier 10. atr atr Bik Atr Talthybive. tr Bnohomist orthern dock Str Delight Northwestern. rand Trunk dock—Sir City of Seattle, v &. S. Explorer, Str Fushimi v. str ft Admiral Rodman. Coast coal bunkers—U, aukes ocean dock tha. det girl. | & 8, Sur Motor sehr Karn termina terminal Btr Ketehtkan. ay Motor wchr Libby bOY.| Toda drydocks—Bte Admiral Watson, Str Alaska. Lake Union dos, Addivon, thon, Bayden, Piscayle, Black win, Cab Cha Ciny’ Eilinan, rinon Fort Union, tn Ames yarde—Btr Ke Puget Bound Bridye & Dredging works. Bir Pattermm, bull Rainbow A new diamond field nas been dis- covered in the desert near Aaung, 100 miles north of Kimberley, South Africa, Wentwara str Eastern Ho, « Swor Hulls Abitia, Abnoba, Allenturat, Rertrand, Wolf, Aby Abmik, An- Bingame aa Bianfora foster, kwood, ton ave dymion, ¥ Fort st Leoti, Kitan. 58th. for | dos; ungertized pullets, 6ic per dos. millim Furth the South American dreadnoughts would have been a very real help to the Ameri can fleet if difficulties had arisen with Europe. “The Buy Terry Hotel as Working Girls’ Home The Terry hotel, Terry and Marion #t., has been purchased by | the corporation of the Catholic bish-/at least equal, possibly superior, to op of Nisqually, from the Herald| the ships «he may have to meet Building Co., for $100,000, to pe used) The importance of the country as @ home for 0 8 home tor qrorting ial which she may — a ter any longer Public Markets | ts | does. And yet, in France, we not reached the point where ere re the South American reput ave quest only have one n of the warship can solution; that it be to belong does not mat my alone have sto be same PLACE r Hie at. Stat Stall 36, fremh » kip. ‘olumbla river we Statin | surty Jet! tall ean ¢ Toe " by urging in France navy in help to that the | North em pe ‘ mugar CORNER 1 14, wkinned #0 Finnan haddia, 20¢ 95e pt, Atall 16, bem ter, 60¢ Tb.; frenh Stall 10) pt. hottie milk, 480; White, ae cans Libby's ake 19 past Now, yon a ' , gallows ma of Wertlake Bob White | bare No-Rub Henrebtight We and | $3.10 bare 16-17, 6 4 phen 5 Ihe, balk n cans Del Monte beans, 2607 Wool soap flakes, bare Royal White « 0 je washing powder, 28 & powder, oo whe flour stadia Stall 7%, pure frean milk fore 1914. We adopted thi OS ea dia uate chien the |dreadnoughts several years after them, and when England decided to smoker salmon, 600 TM |idly made our 340 millimeters, while 206 cans clams, S60; 16¢| Chile chose 366. Our 340's w abe Olympic’ pancake | ut butter, ise M.; tall | 981; Japan and the United States | Possessed the 356, and were on the °| The article terminates " i that every effort be made cans Co-operative ite able to bring any valuable | the Allies. It warns France | world n Lew, Two knaves walked lows; said the one had its due? Second Knave #6, tall Carnation milk, 12 Me jcaliber for heavy artillery on our red xhapper, 2 the, 2hc, tall i611 |replace her 305 by the 243, tim: ECONOMY ise, Guzmpto pancekelyet in ure when England had. the 4s | way to 406 and even 457." ‘atoe sack. |to reach a point where her she must not lose rank HUMOR OF YE OL where would ye it | Adolphus, walking Naptha matehen, stall 1 Walking alone alone ric phe seat ia, pkg; Pride Lipton’s toa, During thunder and lightning, the| , | Bafent place indoors is the middle of a roam, | | not | CAR OF SPROUTS IS SNAPPED UP Taken on Arrival; Vegetable Trade Generally Fair a) Monda A Brue hipr as cleaned up én art les general rd, Potatoes ar iain ntead “ Wash A new pri cer nun for the Local Markets Prices Paid Whelesere Dealers for actabiecs and Fruit Per dow ereem, per former o¢ Artichokes Beane Lae Was Bell Peppers 1 Heussels Sprouts Cabbage arrote Per sock Yer erate Ground Cherries Lettuce | Ochre 5 . Onions ” Pickling Ovtone Per 16-1, ert Local, per ™. Aligater Pears Manan ler Cantaloupes Cambas Pe Coroamats Crabapples ( ranberricn Daten Piortts, don m Wall per x bem s+. ’ Per cs Dried, & ireen, per b x. per ™ ae 1. basket | NEW YOR K HAS RADIO PILOT MONDAY, OCTORER 25, 1920, \( Pedestrians Hit by Autos RICCIVING CoIL®) OM CITHER SID YZ or SHIP SUBMARINE CABL ay TOLLOWING CHANNEL FROM PT. LAPAVETTE } KZ rere “Radio navigating direction,” ence, pilot bids fair to eliminate, pe aboard ships entering hip to enter the harbor S.S. Semme Thi radio impulses pilote hip, ¢ her ent along the passage and reached her dock JAPAN PROTEST IS SIDETRACKED Must l tennac i Await Decision of Californians ations: understood, the ‘Kentlemen's l this Japan et her and the work to the under tr r > re emigr r tion jute ake kreemen the in w make re in ‘ ably A quentic Up am BO aa a ‘ hed Japan is under bow th 1 demands only bolition of in rea on the im rmler ntood to be n pre w gto to * country’s immigrath a concession for anti lawn Japanese ‘| Japs Put Embargo Fall Hutter feekie | Seretnemenc- | Pineapples Ore . eT rer ben © be bearing. ert. ~ Taking, per eereete yr yr) NUTS tends ne, Toit of Wheteante ag 26) Seemiorice ie Res a Cheat nat: Filbert Waleste—Manchort reancte_ Viretnie Keratone, > Japanese, per Mm. . Pecans Per DAIRY PRODUCTS DAIRY PROE Prices Paid Whoireale Dealers Batter.Lcoal creamery, cubew Tricks Rane -Freab ranch ote Chere Or. triplets we Lam * America Wash. tripie POULTRY Hewes ler 4 The 4 a and up Rrotters—All weights Rowetere 4 Geom Live . Reigiva Maree POULTRY Prices Paid Whoteea! Ducke—Dressed . Brotiere Dressed Nene Dressed | Noge—Fancy | Veul— Fancy . Medium te Quotations ai Sieehyarde Noge— Primes M Rough heavy Pies Cate Test steers Medigm eet cows and heifers . mm ; ives. ime larnbe Yeartin Wethe Ewen 006 6.00 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Wholesale Price For Tom. ¢ Marley — Whole Rolled Clippe: | Onte 1 Whole Com Wh | | | Mit Ree j Alfalfa... | Alfalfa Meal Serateh Food | Wheat Chick Food Copra | Cotton Seed Meal” ¥ Meal arble Grits inseed , Meal Kaw Priéducer Meat id Hone Meat Scrape Shell Meal Oyater foyn Bean Meal .. Vlouwr bb } Clearings Balances $7,381,390,92 3,064,500.04 Tacoma’ | 7.00 | 491.00 “earings .. Balances . Spokane Clearin 515,045.00 Balanc 169, Porth 0 fe) | Hawes president of the organization, | on Foreign Fruits, OTTAWA, Oct Informatgon in pomsemion of government of in indic the Japanese svernment has placed an embargo on shipment to Japan of apple | pears, marmata peaches, apric jana plume or their containers from jth here ates mila, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, Europe and Tasmania. The embargo jim maid to be for the purpose of preventing introduction of fruit dis eases into Japan. Jap Svieséihines Barred From Street) EL CENTRO, Cal, Oct Mem | bers of the Ameri perial Valley launched an agtive port of Amendment No. 1 on the No- vember ballot, following the action chien had today in preventing Japanese i thisers from holding street meetings |nere yesterday. Local theatre managers refused to | permit { their establishments for a Japanese entertainment last hight, when informed the meeting | was to be a “propaganda meeting Similar etions were being taken in Brawley, Calexico and other citie in the valley, according to reports} ching American Legion headquar tera here MONEY MEN use The American Bankers’ As- Washington. rs (below) is is president convention in | Richard S. Haw (below) E. Bowerman is general secretary. and Guy (above) & United States, South Africa, Aus | an Legion in Im-| mpaige for sup: | the city marshal and legionaries | sympa | } | Kentucky, sociation is holding its annual | This Year | Off to Washington on Freight Rates ' the invention of vrtially at least, the New Jy harbor , d by “radio direc the arrying two radio receiving an fully the without a pilot news of t exper The “ fi 4 , ion a PAID ADVERTISEMENT Joseph A. Sloan Candidate for County Commissioner de cable j the the ucee recei bottom of laid on HERE’S MORE ABOUT BOMB CASE STARTS ON PAGE ONE BOMB WAS HURLED FROM A WINDOW The They next ong bedroom and pow Th Sergt two m FAVORS whership and operation af public utilities: duct n the Ci ERNMENT instead of reductions budget estimates ‘ entific bu t, MADE BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. t by the heads of departe ered glans shower explosior Ww. P was firkt reported 1 / 5 iT OF Vs curs few ame fro: Ais THE minutes station that blown up near 211 o- nized, rearranged and ime 1 ferry service at reduced Hedges organized an} juad and rushed to thet utos. After @ cloge if ction of the wreck, a patrolman was detailed to stand guard r the house. Later Capt nang and De tectives H. M. Barton and C. Toms took up the investigation. | I first jumped at the theory that Shong bad b the victim of some disgruntied man who bad had a claim rejected by the railroad. Ths was later abandoned in favor of the I. W. W. bomb theory, | Ray Reexer, an employe of Alber Bros, who lives at 235 Belmont ave. | was perhaps the only person within blocks to sleep thru the whole | affair. Beezer, who told police We} had returned home only a few hours before the explosion, said he had seen two men near his house about 2 a. m.+ | They inquired of him the way to | town. No importance was attached to this statment by Capt. Tennant Detective Barton said he could plainly smell the fumes of dyngmite |in the halr of a padded chair, wreck ed in the front room,” While Captain Hedges was con. ducting the Initial ingestigation, a |fire started in a davenport, that had been smoldering. Altho the fire de-| | partment was summoned and added | to the general excitement, the blaze was quickly put out by police Aronson, who owns the wrecked | = house, iy an instructor in music at | the nish school, it Recital PARTIES SPEED | .sseseasir “FINAL CAMPAIGN Prices: 50c to 82.00, BY NEW YORK 2 toral votes is the prize to which re publicans and deme atic ma rs will devote most of their energies in this closing week of the campaign. | Appreciating that the election may depend on the results in the more or leas doubtful states of West Virginia, | Indiana, Ohio, both par ntrating attention upon From now until election day Gov. Cox will spend all but the! one day required for his visit to | Chicago in the four states mentioned Altho Senator Harding is to con fine his final stumping tour to Ohio, | republican managers are planning to} flood the other states with speakers. The fact the altered | their plans at the and de. cided to have Harding visit Cleve land, Akron, Cincinnati and Colum: bus, instead of remaining on the front porch, js regarded with consid erable satisfaction by leaders at dem | ocratic ‘national headquarters. Originally, it was the intention to have the republican candidate visit w York city, Connecticut and New Jersey this week, but this project was abandoned on the ground condi tions in the were so satisfac, otry that Harding's presence was not needed | METROPOLITAN : THE SELWYNS PRESENT Olive ReeVes | Smith | of the Welfare Woman W atic nt fare Commissioner. COUNTY BALANCE SHERT THAT WILL BALANCE. OPPOSES . Toll gates and bridge ‘This is not # toll public franchises I A franchises. age and LONG TO ing ¢ mo! unty offi~ ‘ than the Political jobs for place hunters at public expense RULE IN ANY FORM OR AST PERPOsE. __AMUSEMENTS PALACE | ‘HIP cATURE PHOTOPLAY ‘THE BLUE PEARL’ PRICES—AFTERNOONS 1,000 LOWER FIAOR SEATS 22¢ CHILDREN 136 TONIGHT ORPHEU circuit ‘arvara; John bert Hym: Lord and Nelson; Lel~ Dare. IMOORE Barr Twins; Le D Ls KEEN Oct. 25.—Sixty cleo PANTAGES Mats, 2:20. Nig! Now F BORIS FRIDKIN Giddy and Giddy; Hughi 3 Morga sters; Will OR and HORN ntagesc jon: he | tles are cone these states. I Admi Wi _Fifth and republicans 11th hour ___ Eliot 2525 Now—Mats. Wed and Sat. 29 RAST"? Crothers’ Big Cor to $1. M : ORPHEU Jews THEATRE Levy's Musical Comedy Co, im “WILD GAM Nights (Sundays), Daily, 27¢ Rache| INNING SUNDAY, OCT, Sint Mats. Wed, and Sai Denman Maley Joseph Herbert ATIONAL MUSICAL “BUDDIES” Play by George V, Hobart Music by B.C, Milliam Iganacio Martinetti A Treat, for the tan—A Delightful Hour for ane Laem et —A Most Delightful Evening for Kvery Admirer of Fresh, Crisp Comedy. Musteal Direc Theatre, from the Sel New York mddion” One Solld Year, ity, tnughs Galoy. Played SEATS NOW SELLING Songs a Plenty f RICKS: So to $2; WED. (Bost Seats), 81; SAT, B00 to $1.50, Plus Tax, NIGHTS, M