The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 14

PAGE 14 coe ae th sda THE SEATTLE STAR - STATE WILL LEAD AGAIN IN APPLES Drops to Fourth Place, but Is Due for Come-Back, Says C. of C. Altho We gton will drop ¥ first place t® about fourth rap apple prod mate will Yead as additic Yo the fruit state development Chamber of Comme ection with the effor ber to interest the commur n the observa of Apple week, now in progress fo All the other ountries on he | ¢ globe do not produce as many ee the United Stat Ow in some Of the British dominions has apple |; growing attained con Uens on an oF Jand, France, Germany many parts of Europe humbers of apple trees. the fruit does not enter channels. In France ne cent of the crop ts used for beverage purposes Cafhada now produces about 15 hav but comme ta 90 per 0 pe arly Ship News Tides in Seattle THURSDAY PREDAY Nov Nov, 8 Virst Low Tide a tt Wirst Low Tide Hirst High Tide s ride High Tid Brings Big Cargo of Freight Frem Orient 4 heavy cargo of me handixe from the Orie nelud va hipment k, th Kaisha c bia 1 be t pler 6 We The Arabla Maru al arried ov To Hold Exerciece for Newest Cadets The Washington nautica nool, University campus, on urday, at 1 im, WwW hold ma xercises, for the second T e program Ww > 4 board the t kabur t bay a oe Hart apected t om 4 w shipping men, and gove Paren of cadets have been invited: Big Shipment of Shoes Reach Here he Brown Shoe Co,, of St aA ae many apples as are grown| The Brows ager to = $a the United States. South Africa SS cutee the ie developing apple growing. but as | ver! a ic enmmbicians tute ¥et the production is not a factor in Attention is direct eee markets : cancelled orders of merchants thru: | and dec a mabaitlemel ed to oy proses oar Bete jout the country, Local representa: | the close bree count of a rapidly increasing produc) | * tuster n Shoe Hen. in Australia and New Zealand, | "\°* “ ~ CHICAGO, Nov. 4—Cash wheat where apples are harvested from) a | No. 2 hard, $2.06 rei February to April, and reach foreign Gearkets during Apri, May and) Weather Bureau Report Chicago Live Stock | Gune. Production is largely con-| TATOO Master: cleat, wind. east, 1| CHICAGO, Nov. ¢—1t og o—Mecoipts, | Bumed locally, altho in some years | Ritine Parom xsi sendy. hut ) Dasmania hax exported as many as ‘ wtehera, | #138 A $00,000 cases (bushels) to England in ‘& season The bearing apple acreage on the Australian mainiand includes about) in Tasmania, 25,000 | jew Zealand about 15,-| €00 acres. Many orchards are young | and an increased production may be | ed. Nowhere else commercial apple growing reached | the position of prominence that it| in this country, and it seems that the United States will “Fetain its prominence in this respect for many years to come, and Seattle | te Gestined to be the gateway thru will leave a great share of the in the world has Seattle Singer ids Farewell Concert Here ‘ Seattle must keep carefully in Mind the name of Michaele De Caro, a. who last night bade tune-| il farewell to his home town in the/ jorium of the First Methodist “Youth. the power and range of his ple baritone voice and a per of unusual appeal, assure, for De Caro a noteworthy career. Caro has all the natural equip Ment for success in recital or oper “atic work, and the difficult selections | in his farewell recital suggest | he has, in addition, the rare “Bilt of diligent application to his art. | In three of the popular Lawrence | lyrics, given melodies by Fin Caro touched the hearts of those to whom rich tonal values and pas _§ Slonate expression are of more con- Sequence than the finer demonstra tions of vocal technic. CHOOSES SUREST MEANS OF SCORING =, | The young man poured out the| Tavieh phrases of this series with true Latin warmth. He had chosen the surest means of reaching the Tatge and friendly audience before him, and he made the utmost use of His medium. No singer has risen| to the top without the hearty favor | of uneritical hearers But De Caro boldly challenged the! Mort sophisticated when he opened hig program with the prologue from Pagliacci. By this test he proved ‘the control. the even and sustained | Quality, and the dramatic feeling de- Yeloped to augment his vocal heri-| | But whether song is to be judged from the most precise of viewpoints, or basically, according to its emo Yonal values, De Caro must be ac Knowledged as an artivt whose fu Bure will repay the hopes of bis ad Mirers. As encores he gave Tosti's “Goodbye” and Sanderson's “Until thereby displaying the versatility | which sustains bis whole accomplish ment | Glide Lehman, ax pianist, shar fittingly the honors enthusiastically Aestowed on the wellarranged pro. gram. He gave three numbers Which were no lene eagerly ri than the songs of De Ty in Sternverg’s Lehman prove his mastery of the plano. He was compelied to add encore, a Mozkowsky composition to the generous offerings of the evening, De Caro and Lehman, in company, will be certain of the beat Patronage Seattle can afford at any me. It probably will be some time be fore his friends here are privileged an gain to listen to De Caro. He ts ‘eaving for the Mast, to study and ny engagements. The best wishes Of Seattle music lovers follow him ALKI CARLINE TO BE EXTENDED Petitions to extend the Alki line to Douglas piace were granted Thursday by the utilities committee | of the city council. The extension will carry residents of the South| Alki district onehaif mile further | south. | Ferdinand Schmitz, who donated Sebmitz park to the city, agreed to give $2,000 in cash and to take half! of the improvement bonds when pe te wes 2 $100,000 steamer at 2:10 p. | Pier 14 | Pier 19-—t x car shoes represent the Arrivals and Departures tom ncleco at 1h pm. ata m Sete Alaskan Vessels Valdes wstara, Seutbbound, of ¢:0 &. 1 aburg—Mailed ember 3: mtr) Jefterson, northbound, at 2:39 pm. Ketebikan—failed November 2: te Jefferson, northbound, at 11:20 p. m. . Vessels in Other Ports Taginak | ate Dewel from ports Annette Relgh for Tacoma ‘ovember 3—iitr Skagway for Tacoma Matled November 2: Str North- S ays N.Y. Exchange \L. A. GARDEN Will Respond Soon TRUCK HERE to Election Victory ‘rss south on market cy o Mi uetin, faatie.sstiiap Me, Ceed Sei ee” wots “asiaee comaenas fee GRAIN FUTURES FIGHT CARLETON TAKE A SLUMP PENSION AWARD °°: Bearish Attack Hits Civeago id rote Pit ’ December after opening un hanged a gained Wer May 4 ff \c. but ad art roughs, 112.60 ou attie-Receipts, 21.000 head: market steady. Reet, $9 butcher stook " feeders an Hecaipta 20.409 Lambe, 9@ he market _ew ange ort ure ore 2 N. Y. Coffee and Sugar Gugar—Raw a ver : Canadian per te per tm > ' Ne Denver Market Status DENVER, Nov. «Cattle 200 head) marke oaay cows and heifers, 1,000 head: market te Top, $14; bulk of hoors, 18@ S9@8, stock calves, be $e. ere and feeders, on Nowe Receipts 160 Me to te higher feeder lambs, Portland Market Report)" s1.2 oi PORTLAND. Nov. ¢--Cattle- Receipts Boston—Bailed November 2: Str Baet- weehag ern Ocean for Seattle via Portiand | — Honolulu—Malled November 3: str Wil- mington for Puget Sound via San Fran marnet te Cristodal—Arrived ember 2: Str Oregonian from New York via Seattle, fan Francisco and San Pedro Ban Francisco—Arrived Str Norwood from str Argyll from Beat Balboa—Arrived November 2: Str Jat fepa from Seattle for United Kingdom. Str Mountberwin for Kalled November 2 Seattle via ports. Vital Statistics BIRTHS ul, 254.N. 83rd, girl. 3810 Norfolk at ‘aulaen. P k. Martin. Dungenes—Passed out November 3: | Xf Motor schr Wakima from Beattle for| Wiley S.A. ad: British Columbian por ‘ | Retexen, 4, i. ‘Tacoma— Arrived ser Ann . m. Aalled November 9: Str Annette Rolph | for Beattie at 1 a. m. Reported by Wireless ‘ \o K, 1315 Bradne ~ doy. November wamtr Endicott 1206 miles : f from Seattle at § p.m; str J. A. Mot Edward, 3835 8 toetnbounds at "tp, “mr atre Admiral | A;,1008, Wa ache >. November 3—Yacht Ai nd, northbound, at % “- Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminal—itr Maquan, str |ivey, J. N. 1221 EB. Union, girl Kastern Leader, ste Edmore, str Rik-| Fuji, Rainaku, 423 10th ton, atr Kastern Aword. Keller, William J. 45 ar Fulton a # Ru n Maru. Smith ¢ str Ho meee 5 Gey Seems Eee Martin, F. S., Seattle ison | re Se ee ae Anderson, Aina Ll, Seattic ... Legal Pier 2—#te Victoria, str Alameda, str | Oma (ema! Latouche hello a nebic Lei Bell #t. terminal—t, # & Burveyor, atr B., Othello en Tanginak, #tr Unimak Bigelow Seattle Legal | Pler A—ate at King, Winitr Seatt! Legal ier Dey Sapplee, Almond F Legal Pacific terminal—Mtr Tytdondart. |Henson, Rana Legal oma le Stach, Otto Ly, Seattle 5 Connowt minal—Atr Steet Maker. ‘Newry oar t, Meuttle 3 tward Ho, ate! elisen “By Cedar” 6 & Dredging worke— |G Johannes O » off Noble Str Crome Keys, Ronald B. John, 1999 Ninth ave Salvatore, 1412 21st ave IM 4 ave B. irl rf, 5012 10th ave Dent | Rusch, Aren: Finley r Erwin M : boy Eby. George G.. 4229 Thackeray pl. Ragnbald, 6118 Stone way r, Charles 6633 Flora ave. «irl Anderson. XN Ww Emil boy girt MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence Kent Misyine ack Wolf, iantard a geass Capraria, Cardia, a rinon, Fort Jackson, Fort | Grahammer, Hanna, ttle mt lon, Knute Lay Jcrietin Barter eal sell 3 Ne Ao t nd, Anne jeu ttle Sohwager & Net ton—Htr Clauseus. Mland, An \Srarta. l Anthony Says Election to lkuber, attie | Fox, H Beattie papdhciokionl otveek ithe Sopihis trom, Charles Wo. Be- landslide will be to improve business | Lind, Clare ., Seattle Legal onditions thruout the country,” HL | 44 ward, Homer I attle Lega! M. Robinson, republican, leading Los | Seattle Legal les banker and financial adviser “DIVORCES GRANTED in Paris, declared toda | i Margaret Robinson, who een a strong H G from Irene om Charles W ate of the league of nations, ex Genet deaddehee oat tive taraieg DEATHS administration would bring America| Green, Maj. J. L., 52, 9410 15th W I hope and bel the party wit |® rite wines © of do ite duty and give us protection! Riehardson, Bertha Rh 7, 9043 Third from the ixolated porition we would ats have were we to remain out of a Sunnyside. x BANK CLEARINGS | UJ Seattle Clearings Balances i 952.2 68,008. 1,209,584.00 118,246.00 rings talances . ¥ 2,180,816.00 Clearings Balances od ‘Defer Petition Ge | Lower Power Rates Petition of the Bureau of Mines i | of the University of Washington for | from the city | ight was postponed for one | week at the meeting of the city uub ities committee Thursday, nt Receipts | 6216 Fourth ave. | such that vther car is belng ordered The butter market in reporte omewhat firmer Thursday, with the proape fa rine be the price de agin. Een, on the other , be weaker, but 1 one his been made "Leoal Markets for Mrs fe low policemar 1920 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 | rat K. G. Potter, W. Noland, J. night by Sergeant Donlan and Pas were released on $26 ball each Ir joe yurt Thursday mornir unning a lotter baivee a men paid fines totaling $7160 or Twenty clght n pald $10 and Kight of the men were wrrented houne in the Z at & Maynard ave, by J Me Fourth ave Plumbers’ Union Kicks on ® Penan and quad. A chuck way, paid $100, an the result ( " Poker at Labor Temple (or asttery tickets were evidence in-| Tuesday night ,, Kleven sturdy plumbers were due| Proprietor, was fined $100 and the! Donian in a Chinatown den « month appear to lice urt Thurwd other seven me $10 each AKO was also fined $100 in police fternoon and f charge of Louis Won who was arrested court Thursday when hin case wa rambling a a result of a id on at oo Third ave x Wednes tried * ambling ruse that brought Hergeant I I Looker and Pa yond KR. F. Maer 2 je the raid Black, Louis Morgan ON SAVINGS PER ANNUM HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Wholeesie Price Fer Toa. City Price Whole he ee Prices Paid Whetessts Dealers fer a tos the police per Veqetabice ond Fruit ard was filing in the superior ArtichokesPer doe ourt 4 © for a new trial of ¢ Deane Lame grees, er warded a pension by Jude hey are doing everything the 0,” maid Mew. ¢ re ; ASK NEW BIDS: Almonde ». comNrn oe Mtall 14, whole satmon (8 to 19 The) Oe; freen mackerel, 2 Ma the Rtalte | o4-96 Pike at Wee Mh | lame Mat! 16t, trean | peanut butter ; «4 Te sumer. te | Rtall 12, new rkrast at. 2 ate ight me us Green Peppers tter was motoring with Mr Croand Cherrice ycouring him of breaking up hin | Mettwee--Loea Ne. ‘Tried for murder later Ochre Pee bins lus was acquitted by & Jury Omen ie i Pickling Owiewe Per 16 Tort Fimemtses. ON SEWER JOB have been called for by weet Potstoce Tomatore New b the board of publ ke on the p Hees —Cal, per lug posed ing and laying of sewers | gurcige Pea” pic ‘gacu in the Seward park district, and ghe| Alaska yellow, per ding and paving of Seattle boule |» C#l. per ue Veartabie Marrow. Per 1 Yame—Lovistsue FRUITS» ard and Sixth ave, & This the part of bodrd was induced by the fact that no bide were received in response to & former call for the first project and because the offers on the #eattle boulevard far exceeded the entimatens § of the city engineer The two pieces of work should cont about $213,950, according to the fix uring of the city engineer. Bids will be due November 12 STEAMER HERE AUCTIONED OFF The steamer Kirketind, which has been tied up for nearly a year by titi ation in the federal court, was sold action on the ¥ Wash Led) cooking Aligetot Pears -Fiortta doa Cn . at auction Thursday by the United Mo} States marwhal’s office for $193,000 7 ‘The Donovan Steamship Co. was the | PO ow nes bes || Lee mucceastul bidder | Piecappice—Crate ...... eee Pomegranates Per ben . au Quiness-Per laree b« ose new aii! pickles, 4 for medium sleed pram ¥ 2 the he ECO 1 49, 400 cotter, ™ ott Mall 32 boneleas ise ™ Dricks wo Wage Preah ranch Potlete Uneeen Liberty et Or triptets roast, 12 Salis 37 20. Wash. triplets 6.50 13.00 9.50@10.00 Put Some Money to Work in German Marks Probable profits on 100,000 marks if they go to $11.90, one-half their normal vulue ($23.80), $7. You Can Secure Six Months’ Option on Marks as Follows: German Marke Lires and Francs Profit at Advance of le id 100.00 200,00 250.00, 450.00 500.00 . vay 000.00 date of option at the spot value Price of Options $ 40.00 controls 75.00 controls 85.00 controls ptrols .00 controls rr 300.00 controls If you have not r t by the expirati Ke of buying marks outrig! se of marks outrigh f option and no margin calls, is rapidly getting to work. Her factories are humming and All industries are beginning to show old-time efficiencies, Any day marks are Hable to advance from 3 to 10c, Fortunes will be vernight by those who are farsighted enough to take advan: of this present opportunity We cannot urge too strongly the advisability of taking advantage of this proposition by tying up as large amount as one can afford. wh the exchange rates are at these low figures. Do not fail to act on this pr ptly. Forward remittance today for six months’ option on either 10,000, 20,000, 60,000 or 100,000 marks. Wire reservation today, subject to advance overnight. Wire on options, Ask for Circular B-5 WM. R. FITZGERALD & CO. Western Offico—066 Phelan Bidg., San Francisco, Calif, Open Evenings 7 to 9 Thete is no risk beyond price is . write or call for information in the smallest dividend paid Savers in for more than elght years this Association || THE THREE GRACES WORKING increases the capacity to work. THINKING increases the capacity to think. ; SAVING increases the capacity to save. If the third of these graces abideth not with you, of what avail are the other two? Ground Hone Milt Rum | S8sssssssss This Savings Institution is under strict State Supervision. Savings left here on or before the 5th earn full dividends from November Ist. You can start an account with from $1.00 to $3,000. The following well known business men di- rect the affairs of this Savings Institution: THOMAS 8. LIPPY HENRY R. KING Eagle Brand 40 and 50-watt Lamps, two for... righ complete, for foot Extension Cord, ose Rasy payments on our com FRANK W. SHILLESTAD GPORGE R. HANNON piste assortment of table and FERGUSON JANSON ‘EDGAR E. CUSHING floor lamps; also Universal perco- lators, teapots, heating pada, aril, eamovars and chafing divhes, Let us arrange you a percolator, suger, creamer and tray, We have some nifty sets. Weatinghouse Masde Lamp Acorn Electric Ranges Apert Suction Cleaner Coffield Kinctric Washer “Seattle Electrical Supply Co. Main 3331 509 Pine S¢. Building Material Prices SMASHED Clearing out surplus stock of Doors, Finish, Roofing, etc., from our Cali fornia Street Yard. All priced below present wholesale cost or planning to build, or make alterations, you can rgains. WILLIAM D. COMER If you are apoiny - save money on our bai ODD SIZES OF DOORS Excellent in Quality—Best of Manufacture Select your doors before cutting your openings, and secure satisfaction at a big saving. Our entire stock of H. W. Johns-Manville Co. Roofings AT COST. PRICES 3-ply Brooks Asbestos 2 and 3-ply Pilot This roofing is recognized throughout the United States as the best roof- ing manufactured. hen you buy a Johns-Manville roof, it has behind it a world-wide reputation for durability. 2 and 3-ply Regal Short Lengths Siding, Flooring and Odds and Ends of Lumber at prices which are A REAL SACRIFICE Everything new stock—no second-hand or reworked material. Take the Fauntleroy Car on First Ave. and get off at the California Street Junction. 4519 California Ave. Phone West 41