The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1920, Page 14

( PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR | ‘Shi Stocks Open Higher — SPUDS th =e as ee pea MARK | BEBOOSTED = aaa Retail Grocers to ae, asked HUGE HARRIMAN Sc isre Stats Boos sa act a, Products SHIP ARRIVES 33800 tena igh ‘Tide lah Tide Ne es First of American-Hawaiian ; 4™s"'\"* 4 roa y Vessels Comes an . commit “ he ' ‘ a Ht * ea a f ; Ramiption of more & - ; the building 4. ’ aia Fr BK t o- ur Rasociafton, is, ¥ oct c Ship Starts From rane en o N. Y. for Seattle nse ae im the 3 in their ‘ > ..6 2 end Avenue = a he + z : Big | Gio BY NEW DROP te 1 Ry - ing ; peticy tal Poo! Dec © iT, with €1 stunts, as the climax to the y ship @us meetings and as 4 forerunr org ntact, botw outacturee, Protest Dropping | » he. and “ 2 adit , Mino : " ‘ 50 Want to Go on . ae ‘ 4 pate, ct “D 7 anchanged at |t Trade Tour of S. Ww. Friany po aime ; - Fina) decision on the que chartering + teelh for a trades fom wirele wery aintained by t D we. e at the ching Oniens tion tour of Southwest Washington 7 ‘ Ne. ai * Will be made Thursday night by t aby bu . . Ds Chamber of Commerce. Fifty per! at ore already have approved. The trip of ' TUICAGO, taken, will begin Tuesday morning shipp pa tron C M ‘ N 2 ' and end Thursday, costing lea« bers of the cou powed to die : $50 for fare, meals and berth continue the service on the ground Chicago Board of Trade Seattle | = Wises Coen een te: Sen Dies Admiral Evans Goes» SC es . Quota Setin 2, Gordon, tocal manager for on Run to Mexico pe , wane R. L. Polk & Co, publishers of t Tr Sindailady Cu. coun ‘% 4 ine eity directory, died Wednesday ot vane was due heart trouble. Gordon had been cor on her last ce ‘ ot Nected with the directory concern for | \ some time. 8h Ports . . ‘ 5 years, 16 of which were spent in) uied 1 for California « 2200 . ° . Seattle. His widow, two daughters! where * will enter the Mexican |/*? a0e0 34 Otaces and @ son survive him. Funeral coast vice heats pe ‘ ote Fangements have not yet been cee igen thee to te pleted Ribe 1 ‘ Broaden Scope of. |». tne : Building Code for Port Shop Committee ee rate Set nie Schools Is Planned |»: Wednesday | Port to Build New 3a ee eee | Chicago Live Stock Checee, Triplet 4306 | CHICAG Hogs eeeipta eneral agent of the nger de After her annual overhaul and re-| . Wis Phifer, Docis, 60, King county ne me Becomia ab 2:30 p.m lmonotonous, se LE ® er Bros, The y ll Have to Come Down, m Ween ™ 6 Money—Comb. per erate per ® CAUSE PEACE AND QUIET SUPPLANT DIN OF ET GOSSIP __ COUNTY BUILDING Armistice Day Is vn " Free of Bomb Plot ' eve “* Bridge Contractor The farmer Can’t Finish Job? oer cane Per 18, ort Chinese Business Genius in Seattle Li KuoChing, youthful Chinen " and business genius, is tn nm bh way to New York. L in president of the Wah Chang Min ing & Smelting Co, Lad., and is rep resentative in New York of the Cht wtry of agriculture and commer He will leave for the East late this Japan Silk Mills Will Be Closed TOKYO, Nov, 11.—At a meeting of members of the Japanese silk buying | pool and silk reclers today, it was de led to clowe all silk mills and fila n# in Japan comple 30 and ending February 2 OLD WINTER FOR SPOO} aot VERS A uniform building code govern we = —_ PORTLAND, Nov. 11—It's « fing the construction of all future | ° . ter to be a id, or winter for Port School buildings of the state will be "VPP" Sa aa ee Oranges Per cane and § ns and sweethearts, It's submitted to the next legislature, ac ona are employed, Cor ‘ rege . on ot ta | Peaches —Wiberta too cold to spoon in the parks, and cording to present plans of the om eels 40 gy now the m have been ordered to Parent-Teachers’ association of the peta aro! “ poset re 4 H * 3 *. 334 Dead) Market | | Perstimenene Pe stop all spooning in automobiles state. | Dew west transit shad was let to the | ston. Soaeem t cuir aniows dace deemioa | Barlow Marine Supply Co. Work] wld Hutter. s amen ranaice Per box wore” Two Weeks Before . | . . ‘ ~ Prices Paid ot wae Electric Elevator Raze Buildings of marhes, ee te te ewe | wy. Coffee and Sugar | Atmende fer Th. . Orchestra Is Back Award of a contract to build an Shipyard Company $11.456 mit $12 wew " Pactioy & Chestnate-Cal, per tUlement of the musicians’ strike Other electric freight elevator in ° ‘ pe grenuia 1eete par " aK t the Jensen-Von Herberg the the west transit shed of the new Ten large buildings and 12 stand atres will not result in the reappear Pier B was made Wednesday by the ing ways of the oNorth Pa o iv » 7.8 be oe oF i» ance of the huge chestra at the port™ commission to the Burlow | cific Shipbuilding 0. are * feeders, | ~ cm = Coliseum for two weeks yet, accord Marine Works of Seaitie. The con-| razed rapidly, it is reported. ie we, 94.008 arven F pa re ing to an opinion at the theatre of. ern's bid for the job was $8,300. {timbers and lumber will be disposed |". peceipts, 22,000 head: market oreign Exchange DAIRY PRODUCTS ficex Thursday Fas er ae Scapa of to firms intending to build in| steady, Lambs, 9¢ 0; owes. 1366 EW YOR: a Prices Paid to Shippers | It wag said that the reassembling South BE Sieh. ER, | rn a eee meee teed wr w' SS) of #0 lar umber of ic ns N. P. Again Features | the ‘South Bod industrial setion. | Veasels in Other P : Batter : i} of so inrge a number of masiclans Big Baked Potato oo 0°). ‘incrm, no as pur| ,¥,08sels in Other Ports ois‘: eo eee si nite dedorasatiolt ob the matter wan The famous “Great Big Baked | chased the structures. }tor F a Ban ¥ oie’ a is taded, . Goce ae DAIRY PRODUCTS | howe to be gathered by those in Potato” of the Northern Pacific rail eee | , Nover 2: Otrlenas tie . Prices Paid Wholeenie Dealers ented Thursday night . Foad dining car service, discarded | Pre found porte oe A dterling closed |Butter—ivcal creamery, cubes st - : @uring the war, has been retoret|Deuel Overhauled; x»; ned Maveraner 10:1 a8 § Ate, ott 4 wm: | BPR es ( SVE RECIPE 8 a specialty of the tine, ording } . | 9 4 mes iclel SE ‘ ip ieerd, senctved by iL. carey, Taking on Cargo) ‘ Creve FOR LONG LIFE CHICAGO, Nov. 11.—Samuel De Grofeky, 112 years old, gives this local architects, f 78 days, beginning November | TWO ROOMS AND The Seattle Siar fe Additional Thefts Reported , Sei ceis oe en to Police : bis } STORE ENTERED ~ “arin te ; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926, ADVANCE ad OUTSIDE, OF STATE OF WASHIN y Price in The per month, or $9.00 year BY CARRIER IN CITY The Largest Audience in : the Northwest : Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 — —4 . Rates Per Insertion $ (ata words to a line for the p ul : He NTED - rivet EXPERIEMS Intermountain Rate hina operators: alawieiar | —-SAVE MONEY— driver. Always ask the Travel by sfeamer driver for your receipt. Case to Be Settled +: Ro ie Sea Trip Plans Boom bh ree Ee |e ‘ Local Markets : ponraed thd Sine ‘oe, the: wity. wih ineet w Plans gor the bir coast to-coast ox-/Other Grains. Follow Suit at) motive : © Weactabiec one Pvc is retail grocery man, and it Ma) coset ports via ¥ Pas ta Chicago ‘ us rom, oe “38 | Railroads to Hold Beeson. There wil be oa thetreeutt of eran a |_cmicaco eae} re vettt Freight Conference ; Up the communt At her ' , fiom i a“ 4 : ‘ Ry Xa ad 16 - , « from at v Rete . . Ava SY 10 . » r SAFTY - SPEED- COMFORT SAN Glasses Pitted YOUR EYES ARE PRECIOUS @ 1404 THIRD AVENUE . We “i? $1.20 VICTORIA, B.C 6500 PORT ANGELES - STRAIT POINTS a ptometer. Day and event R & ROWAN board Eide f t RENT CUSTOM CORSET. t t had rations and repairs. 620 Usom . Main 6507. __ “ ey hed | if SAM WHISFIELD CANT iM b ! ff pair your watch, throw it ' ion. pays om " TIME PIKNG PLA { A t Pantager Bide SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE ) COOK OR tel by ex- with girl 12, 15th st, South Wash AGED WIDOW, UNINCUM- Wishes position as house= for gent) more ne child, G ED Gli, WANTS € n hotel Phone 1 By troken Lenses Duplicated Guard them against strain or weakness e the most You are automatically im fj sured for $10,000.00 free of charge every time you in a Seattle Taxicab Co - pany’s cab, SEXTON EROS. ECONDLY— You are positively pro tected against overcharging when you use our service, because our printing taxime- ters automatically issue @ printed receipt showing. exact amount to pay the TACOMA THINK IT OVER MAIN EASY TO REMEMBER) JUAN ISLAND POINTS BELLINGHAM - ANACORTES PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS| AND MILL PORTS HOOD CANAL POINTS NEAH Bay & WAY PoRTS I PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co 1221-Third Ave COLMAN DOCK - FooT MARION ST | | | partment. Special contracts with! pairing the steamship Deuel shift Limburger A : Fuh aie Srowers of extra fine spuds assure | from the Todd drydeck W ad ‘ see iotan mth eel hey rhe i the success of this popular by-line.| to the Eaxt Waterway dock to take | ports at ? oa vous ‘Wash. triplets — pect § ye ‘e seg he cargo. The ‘vessel is a shipping | 7°? : : . a al POULTRY _ tea pee s s board carrier, operated by Struthers | midon at midnight " iS Monda £ | Petees Wald by Wholesale Dentery = | W8YK looks it up in the family tal Statistics = teen "9 4 steven gg A seis ee , | to Bhiyoere Bible when asked about it Seapeans eee pi | Save rea ner es | aR™ Tab? eecioes. 200, “* | Mem “PACTO IN SETTLEMENT ator en Fran f a * of World Problems” was the subject TH | vy W ites e fons. Chin, 92 dford ast. be Hea eather et | pageg at’ ne me cot of an address by Prof. Richard F Bgbsner Kelana. ott Orcas oe"! im Run From North! ° : Canam 11 Scholts beltwe the Menoruh. enchéky Na | Attho fine weather prevaited trom! Reported. by Wireless i" : Wiisice Maree—Live, per te: 28! on the university campus Wednes eek Ketchik. south, the steamship Canadian Government ‘ : Mtge on ‘pela Wht ta “ 8 Calitor-| Northwestern, which arrived 1] ¥ aves Nn t ’ ore yoprpperid P hase nia ave. girl meee | aon , rie . ; . ; “ Decho—Dreseed ONTO HIM Roberts, Thomas A., Providence hos — r , ehored in Plum P Brel tere Dressed pital, girl neu om > Wet i ; n . Hens wed Sscsicintealioet Garter, Cari c 7 29nd ave, girl.| Seward and jouth to é phy ‘ eene : MeLeoa, ——. 8050. 11th ri se coer. 4 © | matte ancien aD | Aineka eras *' | Tarkeye—Dressed ieeae Chavion ma Juneau, according apt. William | Francisen, at Bie 4 ‘ave... boy . The vessel brought 243|20¢ miles south of Ketchikan, « , , 2 soon, tulad tt | Ps va Frederick, 1051 Southern st. | passengers. It is now at Pier 2 of |"?"" ere Lig ’ get 4 | toms / st, b | wen @ a Mm oa en! ¥ ? i Clark, Cari _K., Mabdton, girl | the Alaska Steamship Co. |5 te Bas ttm 118 a8 MeGovern, Thomas Henty” 3808 24th | o 2 ¢ Veeosle | in Port at Seattle conxen joctations ab Gtectiyanda | ave. 8. W., boy THE LINER ARABIA MARU,| terininal-tstr. Mandan, ote] Sti", 12, balling, beet, 106 m.: erenn | Maman | MARRIAGE LICENSES |» ns.» gi tnaera ned |r, ate ain bint tod ™ace | eaten i" aotia Name and Residence move acoma rd : ‘te | Rough heavy Balmer, Horace W.. seattle then to c puta : ird, T EMF ’ her « r Or inal—#tr Katort 4 te Be Cehieet steers Cutler, Geor, tL ail for Yokohama on ‘ ; 04:86 Pit Medium to choice Gites, Mrs. Macie > from pier 6 6 Pike wt 4 ; & f wa and holfers | Matheson, George D. no - str Redondo, str| 3 the 9) t maraartne ‘ rt A ish & : . ss €60@13.00 | Day, Anna L., Suquamish Weather Butaia Report ‘ ‘ ssceiee | les n D., River Fails TATOORH IBLAND, 3 rig" UBD ™ eceeie lundie, Elsie Alice, Walker a cor dotina of page : 6508 7.50 Mont , ¥ 1 Str Go - . pe bac ack 4 "40 6.00 Admiral Dews 5 PLACE w tow < coal bunkers—Btr West , : | HAY, GRAIN AND FEED i wf le Ula P t ’ e | Wholesale Price Ber Ton, City Price Wifey: “So you were detained at ¥ Be - ‘ h Atal [ Hubby: “Yes, dear; a consultation ar . J ‘an terminal—Str Bastern | jar a ' with the hets Barker, Lilia M ttle i anh u dl wnt wae ‘ a Be, gfe r Wifey: “Yes; I see you brought it! ppello, Louis, Maple Valle ' ; 1 t 1 »}home with you on y shoulder tin, Alvina, Kent 4 ee 6 jocks—Str Gadus Keys, bk Sa- | 40 I 1 $0 | She was a blond, I notice,” with, Charles 8 ‘ nal ; ‘pe 5 I " 3 y vals and Depar " ‘i on 77.00 “tie pb ahi ¢| Arrivals Arriv pereres | mridee. # ee ‘ nT 480 3 ted 300| A counterfeit. coin may be lead, | el Aor¢h bess ember 11--Mr I from sin ‘ e SANITARY aegy | but it is hard to push Y 4 “ a Me and port hoon al) 4 " ‘ ' . - _- Martin, Ivan s her 10—mee > Dautoft, Hannah, Seatt ‘ on 3 heuthos 7 Wl ¥ ' nrg hl tue ined Conroy, Dan, Fort Lawton .......24| por 1 ip paanive a0 3:0 p. om r f Capra SHE'S HERE Boystton, Lottie le 18 ¥ Ar sat apraria, Cardia ‘ nm it ‘ € NOW Yaszalino, Salvatore, Taylor .....2 is. ‘Chesterfield, Chalets, in Maletta, Jeanie, Taylor 17 Cinyra alan, Coin, Clone, “Eom rn Breescher, Leo H.. Clarkston , r tina, | Har : “i fampson, Myrtle A., Moscow 5 reon anwix, , Idaho 24 | for ¥ t - Ps Te ‘ M won DEATHS oe } 2:49) tr Wa ’ au it, t , 20th ave. N. W.| Rel Chippe Am Jon ” 661% ibth ave at Unimal str Tanginak, str 3 4 ti r ma & motor he " 4 a as : ls t CLOSE FOR ARMISTICE Ingerman. } F.,, 50, Motel Golden , lI ; | = Bppareon, Mitchie’ J, 8 months, 618 1 Maru for | Ww an ‘ Rastern Gien Western produce commis. || ST 8 CATHOLIC PARISH Lark: Fe ttie tiisabeth, 2,2331 Yourtt MO pins WF | Heffernan drydo ¥ Cordova fon how cloned at noon | | at Yakima is to bulla a new chureh AT THE oe, Nina abeth, ‘ourth [A a6 p.m; ety Hor | | Thursday, in celebration of A and rectory at a cost of about $180, watt end, Be Women are changeable, Men are| | jy istics any yi * | 1000, Plans ane to be. drawn by WILKES SKAGIT BAY LANDS] Do you want a salary of $250.00 to $275.00 per month, and be your own bo: time, yet draw pay for eve toes you get the pay above set forth? | lea Tak have They are welling for § a ton right from the field now pis means $5,400.00 for the crop from a | fut 1b-acre tract AN twine If $120.00 per acre, Your sacks now cost $16.80 per acre and the $2.20 ost $139.00 per PHONE MAIN 3993 | ‘COR UNIVERSITY ss, and only work half the y month? POTATOES you raise 15 acres of pota-| Price received for 15 acres of po= ‘and do the work yourself if |tatoes, $5,400.00, leas $2,088.00, su $3,315.00 for your work, 25 ‘per month for the 12 nths of the year, and you cannot biy work more than 6 months ising a crop of potatoes; the balance of the time is yours to do }as you please with. « the lowest yield, and you| Compare this with working for 180 tons from @ lh-aere tract You may say it costs you money to Hye on the farm and |clothé yourself and family, It does. costa you all you make to live in the city, and you must work every day 1.00 per you have invested in your in the seed, the sacks and |, We are selling 1S-acre tracts for for sefing same $300.00, on easy terms. Good po- u had bought your seed last spring, when they Selling for $200.00 per ton, seed would have cost you twine per acre, making the our excursions and see ‘on a tract of pense SPARKS & DYE 1220 SECOND AVENUE Ground Floor, Phone Blllott 5015, Open Evenings.