The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1920, Page 14

ated + ‘VERY‘*BUSINESS MAN and Every Man, Should Read the News That Appears Daily on on This Page of The Star. Declines in Steel; | New York Market Is | Sent on Way Down P.0. SAVING LAW BEATS. PONZI PLAN = So Charges Rep. Kelly; Says Banks Reap Big Har- vest by System BY GEORGE 8. WATERS SWASHINGTON, Oct. 28 tty soft for pney from the per cent interest the governm By this taxpayers the na 250,000 inks funds But it won't happen gresaman ¢ get a bi to introduce gress meets all reatricti wavings banks 4 per cent redepositing (he banks, he we the people build homes, or tor Mate and safe purpose HOW BANKS WORK THEIR SYSTEM Here ix the way © ly Says the nation 250,000 of whe last year Of the $17 the postal sayings banks of it was deposited in banks The nm na government T% per cent ‘Then the treasur: departmen POW ed; $1.000,000.000 from these by issuing “treasury certificates” at © per cent. By this transaction the government. or the taxpayers, low the difference of 3% per cent $150,000,000, which is $5,260,000 Im other words the people furnish | ©@ the $150.000.000 at 2 per cent, the| government added \4 per cent and let the banks have it. the benks added 3% per cent and let the government have it again, and the government then subtracted 4 per cent and let the parmers have it Ponai's Cinanciering scteme is tam compared to this one! MORAL CHARACTER WOULD | COUNT IN BORROWE “The bill I will introduce,” says Kelly. “proposes to wipe out all |) mits and pay 4 per cent to deposit. | Orn It will abolish the clause re. | ‘tiring that the funds be deposited | _ With the banks, and will substitute pre of the pal bank yde K thru whiet Dec His epositor interest, and, instead o: funds in nai them back imp: farms money 000 000 ait $16 the national the interest. anks paid bor on One, with proper machinery, to loan} the money to the people in communi. Ries that depoM@it it at 5 percent. To become a bortower one would have te become a member of the organtzed sg for borrowing purpowes the organization would stand ‘WO0d for all the loans. Ability to bor FOW- would depend more on the moral character of the persen than ‘the e@wnership of property.” WHEAT FARMERS PICKET ROADS Urge Others to Aid in Price Boost CHICAGO, Oct. 24.—Farmers in Kansas are picketing roads and urg ing other farmers to join in their “strike” against declining prices in Brains, according to reporta received here today by Chicago brokers. Near Wichita, Kan... according to these reports, farmers who insisted om taking grain to warehouses were | Jeered and booed. At Hutchinson, Kan., advices here said elevators turned away cars because they did not have grain to ioad. lowa farmers have been asked by KE. C. Cunningham, secretary of the Jowa state farm bureau, to hold their srdins until prices rise. Cunningham geclared it cost far mers $1.88 to harvest a bushel of ‘wheat and 75 cents for oats LOGGED LAND MEET DEC. 5-6. Organizations Invited to C. of C. Conference Commercial ‘bodies Washington, farmers’ organizations, | companies interested in clearing acreage stripped of timber, and the state department of agriculture and experimental stations have be vited to attend the conference logged-off-land situation ed at the Chamber of day. The meeting will attie, December 5 and 6 | A feature will be a tryout of the} Various methods now employed clearing this type of land in the western counties of the tending with the work of making ricultural lands of the sections It is estimated there o 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 type of land fit for farm present rate of lumber more than 100,000 acre lands are being added annually already great total of Must be cleared of stump dePbrush. Those interested fer with the sta reau of the Chamber of Commer Wants War Declared on Cannibal Fish campaign expecially the Dolly trout, is reeommended by Dennis | Winn, field wuperiniendent of the federal bureau of fisheries in seat tle, a9 & Meany of protecting the Alaska salmon runs, Superintendent | Winn has just returned from a sur vey of the saimon spawning grounds “in Alaska of Western n in on thi be held in Se in| 19) con ag off ntate logged between | res of thi ng. At the production to the wereage whiek bu in development A fish. inst atory | Varden pr THE Person Who Hopes or Expec SEATTLE ts to Become a Business STAR [They Came Across Ship News Tides in Seattle RSDAY PRIDAY ox oor Tide Sigh Diest Piste Law Vide Vide High Tite ‘Firat of Hawaiian Ships Here Nov. Juneau to Take Big Cargo of Lumber mabip compar cart waded ‘Portland Man Is on Shipping Board ‘ORTLAND, Ore s| Big Freighter at Grand Trunk Dock The wt at the th Vvenwel at company fischarKin Jed at Bostor t Grand Trunk Weather: Bureau Report TATOOMH IMLAND, Oct. 28.—B A. M F prese dock oa Admirat aliaa for Bueno Aires and Portland at Mukilteo $29 8 str Fred ter for Bellingham dt ¢.15 p m. | | Alaskan Vessels Vatees—Dalled Octange $7: Str Admire Roenn, westbound, at $150 0. = Morthwestera, nepenbound. at tober 38—#tr San Diego via Sa October 37——Mtr nd ports via Ky 3:30 p atr and San Pedro at ¥ Dewey for ar » Vessels in n Other Ports | Arica—talled © 24: Motor sehr sega Flavia for Tacomn vie porte Haiboa-—Arrived October 25. Str Archer from Seattle and Manila-—Areh Ivan from Se Han Pedro—Halled Quabbin for Heattie Ban Francisco Arrived October Horace X. Paxter from Hellingham via Seattle at 7 a m. Arrived October 27 Mir Admiral Farragut from Seattle at 7 > m Astoria m Arrived Octwher 27: Mtr Grift woot 2b C.—Arrived Oct mi Maru from Heattle at Oriental por Arrived October th: ate a Str Alabama Maru for T Mukilteo—Arriv enport from San rage’ Reported by Wireless Canadian Governmen' Ortober t rilea noth From Cape Fla ot? Cros, Keys 1g tort 2.510 miles from Seattle ry Bad /. & Naval Communication: nouthba 1.000 ‘mition from ¢ eastbound, inco for Seattle 8p ” north of Moffett San for Van Areyil, Port Ban oma, 415 miles from Taed Vessels i in ‘Port at Seattle Bt terminal—@tr Mai Eastern Leader, str Edmor 1. # wt and Trunk @ jer ¢—aer L Pler 2—str Cor Bell st. term Hurveyor Fulton, Pier A~Str Admiral Rodman. Pier D-—#tr Admiral D: Milwaukee Spoka Mate. Todd Adar Puget So ‘Bir Ames Rash tr Leb va, wir Ala UL & B. Alge or sehr Kar ean terminal—Btr Went Watson, Wostw ard Ho, Kastern #word, | Bridge & Dredging works ace K " ‘do A thor Ada Bay pford, Oak Puyati, | Cabacan, Char Charan, |Pennsylvania Road Reopens Offices of another meen Ww wlay of the tem in’ th W. J. Barr freight Kelogg, ative Mar ul a made hment in s he raid stem, ment was Anes reopening of of the ae wa Pent erie th building elected al eontative repre and district pase Both men The vaile to be the tory in the of the largest undevelop world | a2 se@6. 1 for be N Y. Stock Exchange Hey LM 619 Newond Avenue GRAIN FUTURES CLOSE HIGHER :- Farmers’ Strike Seems to Be Having Effect ned at opened at $1.9 ip tee at th December core dawn Ye, and rm op ! and chow ember and May 4 De vate aed pe wan and Chicago Board of Trade Wheat Open High Low De 205 rr ~ 137 ue | Dee May Oate- “% LIBERT\ BONDS Hien ft 200 9 Tete) eee be 190 89, oe ke “ ° p= +. “ ” 90 an ” ° “* os ” 6 000 San Francisco Produce | SAN FRANCIBCO, : ib ke ’ Chicago Car Lots Furnished by L. Manning & Co, io Avenue Conte Meta. Lt Yr Tia Wes ee 106 Chicas oO + hoe Stock Nowe lower ‘ utter— be per Petras. per dos dees 4 Ge per dor extra p nia finte, per ib “ Public Markets ” WESTLAKE No. t dir eta, te per per dos. Receipts. Bulk of | 4 Nl we lignt, ger te head no market buteher soe od 4 feeders 21,000 Larne, mtockers te Heeeipts steady to strong " ses white. bea Finke W Halt 331 NEW YORK change opened i 3.46%, off 1.38e, off 2 ‘cent id, 83.46 7 apa nt it %e N. Y. Coffee and iin NEW YORK, ( inute, vepa. The th RCONOMY suger—-Raw tos . ans Hemrtch’s pike detia, 160; 4 2c; Kelloge’s ap fant ‘ pe Portland Market ot SANITARY Yakima hon Denver Market Status DENVER, Cet Cattle pts 1,000 he sig) wit LOSES LIFE IN MT. VERNON FIRE MOUN ped by Carstens to Open Distributing Plant the the ave Sale of building of We to the Ca was reported in re day. J.P. her. The ut $145,000 led and by the Ci Alaska at tern south and wking ate circles the for consideration is re The wd ratens and the Mar t corner nm st atens ule Thu Powles tm wa NON hieh Oct licked ported in whieh | be for ment tr Industries to Hold Joint Feast Here A banquet and Joint meeting of the Industries of Seattte Federated Induatries of W held at the M »y vem 3 will deliver an ad James A. Bmery the National Aw Manufact will be guest Trap flames up the terman root building will Oy tribut ng house thix morning Rellingham he was sleeping earl L. 1%. Morris, of burned to death he build structure Seattle ude npany wa rn ® » two-story r part wa wood en the lowe ocoupied A $10,000 lows was by on. setolned x BANK CL s KARINGS tile $7,491 2,760.9) oclated and Clearings Balances ashing will ‘Temple Mayor he at 6:40 Caldwell of welcome counsel for of uker, sonic m Clearings Balances 9.00 gener 705, fation 119,266.00 a and | CUCUMBERS OF Pears Navanne- (amclae (cor mamets Crahapptce ILLINOIS HERE Plentiful; Season Nears Finish i Ar Western front oring to x ' © bullding he girl rm nt In the minds of the ond Army we needed § Ch H. Klepper, leader for ‘the ry! Thureds All by this tment wae ro 1919 Thin att Ww rT Amount we wish to raise ni those cement was made nt ¢ 07 HoKe market PORT LEADS IN COTTON EXPORT Seattle Still First City of U. S. in That Respect Local Markets Prices Pet Wholreate Deniers ter continue tt ear ading t in exporting the thin effect J, BR. Veitoh. rv of the Pa Ant wen ument of the Advice to was received emday by annintant manag Chicago, M n from an 4d of No ation from 18 employe of at 161 made the comm headquarters « Pedestrians Hit by Autos This Year « Hu Nestor Pears Plorita, doa ~ E. Johnson. tern an Union, ing knocked Cherr¥ mt. early today by H. Wentbe 16th ave W., who to pol his skidded and accident was unavoidable he had learned to drive es N was driven the Me three eonpdew Melons sald jeckleberrien Nive Metome Vall Mutter Rocke Persimmon Pineapples —Craie a Strawherrice—-Rverbearing. ort. Turkish Melons — Yakima, Hrastt Chestauts Fitherts Nattertat Kew Matter Rees Roasters Grove toes Beigion Maree tty * cation | martap-—-Whote ainees a 4 2 Oat her ™ Per DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers Pedestrians Hit by Autos Potice were looking today for woman auto driver whose car mato Yokoyama, a Jap night school student, at Fourth ave. & October The car sped on after the accident without stop- won by two eyewitnesses. The Jap was not badly burt tistics This Year knocked down and injured Su and “Main st. the evening of ping, The woman driver was Fresh ranch ' ital Sta “Ter owt DAIRY PRODUCTS KR. O. M., 3419 12th ave, W. Laca) creamery, cubes Collyer, bay Tashi &. irl Schubert. Sugimot girl 32 | Price giri Van Thun, August. C Slerer, Kaward B, 26| Lake way, boy 22 |Soroe, Simon, 4061 218t 8. W.. boy. |Andriessen, J M, S15 Io. 66th st, |. boy . ITerry, A 6 10th N., doy T 17th ave.. boy. cid, be ex tried 1023 Holden ave: 8 Tarozsemon, 114 Ninth ave Rirteoke sa] Fresh rench ’ Potlete 1525 25th ave, boy. 625% Main st. ‘ari, ot Kyutaro, « 6759 Ell ave. id Rar, boy 6622 KB. Green jeorge Dewey n 8. J 7} he | MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residen Awe Chrustal, James. | Hawkins, Frances K., Seattle Wing Frank L., Seattle |Onkiand, Edith, Seattle | Davidson, Severt, Seattle lViear, Elsie, Seattle ., Young, Jacob, Beattie Solomon. Dona, Seattle $ berger, Max, Arlington mnie, Arlington ulkner, Richard BR, Seagtle nterman, Gladys, Seattle Tammi, J. Anton, Seattle Wena, Mary, Seattle Sullivan, Leo H., Seattle Stqrm, Beatrice C,, Seattle ° | Wolcott, John W., Seattle |Campbeil, Florence, Seattle | Be reiund, Can Fensed I | Whelan, J Hampaon. Nash, Sidney mond Whiting M 400 600) Gwyn, HAY, GRAIN AND FEED _ | ‘Terbune, James 1 Wholesale Price Per Tor. City Price ake et aeatt Tr Nexs, Christina | Halvorsen, Sverre, | homixh Wesley, Bnoia M Emme, Herman $1.00] “Highlands £2.00 | Olsen, Nelle, Seattie | DIVORCES GRANTED Robson. ora ft John W Hoe Tore M. trom Calvin B. Chilibia, Mabel from William, | Zickler, Jenn dge from H Live per te. POULTRY Prices Paid Whotesaters Decke—Dreseed .. Hers Dressed Dressed rT Lega! Legal Primes um to holes » 00 steers m to © noice Heat Marie, Seattle Perey Raynette, M, Black Bthel G Innis, Angus, Rar bara. Auburn jonttle 31 Yorth Rend orth Bend Seat Holled U Clipped Seattie H., Richmond n 79.00 Henrietta from Alvin. DEATHS rite Mari Kaw Moat and Hone Meat Serpe Hhell Meal hoya |Better Relations We ager of the it fic at Grits naced Meal roducer n, 61 Ninth {Carson, William f 68, 18 Stafford, P. KB Hotel Yosier lows, Mary Ie, 49, Haller Lake rnie, Wesley A\, 18, 917 N. 47th hompaon, Kdwin, 1 day Third ave Rogers, infant Labrecht, Cal | | | home Miller Oyster Wash King Alpine William, 6 A. jour—Per bbl county Roy oul David 21, 207 W. Mercer 2, 900 16th ave. William, 80, Pearl, 1 Ding wail Union ‘at Detlefaen wood tesor rhorn, te. Phoebe Jack 4, 7208 Green With S. A. Are Seen! suntries 0, relations between the nd South Amertce in| result of th cable service countries was predicted Wed-| by M. T, Cook, general man-| Western Union, speaking | ting of the supervisory of jails of the company in this state the hotel. ly this cable service Helen 10 Massa 46 64th N. W tern Union Pen ee rs ane Theonilla, Sister Mary lay ea academy Money on Call YORK ent; ix e paper, & silver NEW Har Wwe, Oot, 28 pnthe ont London, Money on para | 8 per cent; mer is short-| than 5,000 miles, Yorky S2e; New 35] 36] Legal | 40) Over There; Shall We Fail’Em Now? ‘SEATS 1S11% | Holy | Ms THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1% Ines Report y QUESTION What are your views hereafter? on « lif ANEW ERS DODDS, 5214 afte hanged jus room inte an ma Mark orgg nization the “flying a foot for « the & 000 fe De Villiers from a spe ump for fant ‘ after body will be 1 hope a7 t hereaft much And 1 think happier At MKS. HERMAN Eiltiott ba THOMAS J PRAISED FOR ret STARR SEARCH ::*::"%: Elks Thank Sheriff Stringer "2 for His Work 4 the form destroye the part he of the mountain af ion Arm SORGE, eap in When We we know ACHESON very th) 161 mn 4 doné 7 artiel it chan the them. ife not 1 belie entre m his life form, perhaps e, with When na mne pe vex in a sphere) a merely other in some er For (he took ir iu tex, la arch body the She Wept Too Loudiy Over Mother’s Deat EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct her mother's coal bit with Mra. Al wept loudly led“her to court. next time, t Saturdu r Sheriff John Stringer re @ letter of thank No B.P.O.% letter states, “owen i the Mr. Starr will ever efficient of It ia wigned by ceived fre Thursda je lodge th Weeping over a Sh ‘ o' gratitude, ani becom Edward. neighbors bh to weep more softly advined fom f the “ remember the service ou and “ WA Starr former He perished whi Futile efforts te final our m Bane, se judge her A win city employ @ hunting trip find the body crowned with ens after Elks’ body orga new search, late last week be were au ized 4 Raid Jap Still— Miss “Proprietor” 00 gallons of mash and whisky on hand as the result raid Wednesday afternoon swamp near Dex. Moines, Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwic was conduct ing search Thursday for T, Okota leged owner of the property the #ti] was found. of a GET YOUR Thege will be twi mlete Shows Next FOR THAT SPLENDID MUSICAL CO! IN 6211 nor mal value ($23.80), ‘st, 350.00, You Can Secure Six Months’ sty on as Follows German Marks Lires and Fran, 10,000 . 20,000 | 25,000 45,000 50,000 :. 100,000 eived a profit by ¢ Price of € $ 40.00 75.00 85.00 150.00 165.00 7 300,00 controls If you have not r you have the privilej on that day, ‘The rmount you have toward the purchase of cost of option and no ma Germany is rapidly getth and all industries are begt day marks are liable to made overnight by thos expiration date of option outright at the spot value— work. Her factories are humming hg to show old-time efficiencies. Any ce from 8 to 1c, Fortunes will be e farsighted enough to take advan+ We cannot urge advisability of taking advantage of this proposition rege amount as one can afford, rates are » low figures. Do not fail to att lance today for six 100,000 marks. Wire overnight, Wire, nths’ option on either 10,000, rvation today, as price is © or call for information 0,000, 50,000 subject to a Open Evenings 7 to 9