The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 22

aetiioccetae FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26 SCIENTIST ‘Ship New CHAMPIONS Tides in Seattle TRIDAY ! NOV. te Vie Tide SATURDAY N 7 Virw | 5 Selling Drives U.S. THE SEATTLE PEARS MEETING MARKET FAVOR Fine Offerings Find Ready STAR Steel Prices Down; Oil Stocks Suffer |" Piet tow Tide Buyers Necond tt Je | Nevond High Tide NEW YORK, N “ ” mg sig wan 7 tod ov © ta " 4 Jet ‘ . r a f th mont n Be etal a ww ta ' w Y vit 4; As fru the Western ave, marke 5 tone . n Sugar 94 v Roadie ‘ ged; Mexican I A at tt aaaiee ine th Sow \ ‘ Ming 4 as Company 4 t 1 " - wl 4 fine ff © fir with | Cornell Professor Says That | Storm Warning | «» oa bs Caeare ; Paieas Gs Ae. tha’ eek toe 4 ; Ar Southeast storm wornings were | go") idl in’ Wiks fits Grain Exchanges Are ordered displayed at 7:20- Friday ‘a he duvide bie tien whioh 4rovel at $180 to'08. e bom. Other sell eeary roing at all seaports f yp tet halping ss Raye, Aas ann . ‘ * Necessary Point Kayes northward to ¢ oi , in ad nes seinghosiy latitles now ariots A the D'Anjou lattery, A severe storm is et ta Bu D'Ester and Claire These CHICAGO, N James ¥ ching the mouth of the Co ape teh oe IE PE aR A I i Fe gr Band 0 Kc abe tolks aluie we Boge. Ph. D., extension pre © Of T Jumbia river whieh will cause ay oo) gh ; : B : hep beboyes ace to : take as ; ural economy, collece of agricultur strong easterly gale this after: | eaten a , “0 ° rae hed bier eed tae tye pot ys q Cornel! Univers: is th Of A) noon and tonight et ss Woblen ot 1014 we deste alaelaia tool Use es a by Boal wide discussion among agricultural At alba, a e é oa sae : ding to oi lap Gs TD economists and in business and Sean Roberts Steward esate bogey Bie Pweg ep he ah pte lh ca Among wesipte Friday was 4 etal _cizcies. . th ma a new bh m the very at 6 ‘ o sok car The book, “Speculation and the} Of New Wenatchee A the latter made a nely Righ on the recovery i wore quoted at $1.60 mack. A Chicago Board of Trade,” deals with) Ernest &. R teward on t 4%. of fanpage phy sedge peal : iy rries fre m Cae: ce the present scientific methods of mar-| steamship Spokane, has been named ad chneg a abana a : ay yb valde Medd n= | was rep 1 ne Keting grain and declares that In) as steward big new United mead ce carteiy be ween z hs ~ ihe meh a P ; Practically all cases wh the grain | States s ng board tr hip We 0 One 46%, us Hs Fy alc ~€. 2 . : exchanges are assailed as institutions | matches, whose christ « da 1 a: Toba Prodechs 664, off 34; taternaabenh “eH ‘ pie aad a Sf gambling the charges are a result approact Relection of he San toa “4 * , Conan wi pn al Sf ignorance or political ambitions. | officers ts being rar made, & i bu ‘ Touching on the subject of trading ding to F. A. Hair vice pr vee fm contracts for future delivery, | dent and ral manager of the Pa | | L al Markets Prof. Boyle declares that “the future jee St b p : | __ Loe: Sela deaiaees, si Price does not determine the cash A ee ee os Price. .|Hlead of Swedish inden ton 6 ue, “The course of corn prices on t oard of trade for 1917-1918 tilus-| Ship Line Coming) sie git Grates the fact that futures do pat VANCOUVER, B.C, Nov : @ominate cash prices.” he says. Axel Job », head of the North! Ht The 1916 corp crop was amall. In Star Steamship Co. of Stockholm . Corn Opens Off but Gains Hears of Conditions tee 3917 the crop was large—the largest Sweden, is expected to visit Sie yecord. In January, 1917, cash{eity about the middle of December Strength Canal Zone hot a ‘corn ranged from 93% cents to $1.03,'He is aboard the new motor er % and May corn then was 93% cents Buenos Aires which left Stockholm| CHICAGO, Nov. 26 BY RAYMOND ¢ 40 $1.03%. or practically the same during the summer to call at the var , oe fuer a ALBOA ‘ oeaene Spot. From this date on the premium fous ports served by the company rn and oata, afte I Harding ad “ter te fon cash corn gradually increased, as | > sympathy with wheat investiga ¢ the cana Ty Le Hoth the spot and the future rose in ° soak, With te baling poe day v , urned to { : \First Mate Bidsias buying freely on la " “In July cash corn had climbed to succeeds fn sees. | ct th . a B2S2—a Agure so high as to alarm! Back as Captain} 7 5 at) toned ‘e et cit ¢ the Movernment officials, Federal author-| yy Numa, who left this port am| the oper none ar rage mB As Nubbera Giles gave a warning to the board! grat officer of the shipping board's Ma a wt c “ $98 trade that corn was getting (00) steamship Wheatland Montana, In Gropped 3 ns may be - : Digh, and that speculation must | the Or service, will return with! Decer at “ at th tf | Feraipe—1 Mel. per sack @ertailed. The directors on July 11/ the veas it Dec. 10 as its eap- | oper 13% t od of Fanamans d Gxed a maximum on upset price on|tain. Capt. BR. J, McNally, formerly The ‘axtoned . eal tossi e American Gorn futures for 1918 of $1.28 and/ in command, has been made port cap enn nee . tific 5 ar forbade making any contracts for)tain for the Pacific Steamship Co.| CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Cash wheat ' able ex » A918 in excess of this upset price." at Yokohoma, a 2 hard, $1.62 @ 1.76 : al t Panama | Resssns— REGULATION DID NOT i Crabapples. . his attent ranherrice KEEP PRICES DOWN Weather ans _Report | Chicago Koad of Trade ' credceryaord | Cramberri ‘The author says that according to ATOOMM ISLAND, Ne aA Whene-’ Goon. ane the Pacif 4w ¢ Bags “the theory of some thinkers, this ‘er Aas Je i a \ *, De sinew teary aioe in today’s program. ( “Diack, per’ Fegulation would have held the cash " Maren Loy 8 4 2 ‘ auienana Brice down, also. But the contrary} 5 M —Clear Cora to oaks wan te POF BOR occ cr rece enone ae Dappened. The trend of cash prices 12 mites an bs A. M- ee. oot ‘ ‘ ee oes pore Orepee— pape Ital Pena te ee eee ore at 130 wm | | Osta * that improvements must be Kay per lum wore S@ived on the market. At no time Dee 4% 4% 40% te incurs their Seatety under |S ew per case.? ery Wfter July did cash corn fall below way... oe 4 three ma Maney --Comb, par erate red on 91.00, and most of the time it was! Yee Jan . Mackieberyine Rive! par t.°0) tem tS edge lao Pessen’ evae'h dere sao amie 18 ° Seongea—ber eave Feo@nne “The conclusion seems warranted | m. Passed out: A ner Hi + Orens , Mhat neither future nor cash price |5* },%",, "eu" “Ki f x le ‘in VOS | rereimmane= ier ton i eswi es thas a dominating influence perma _*e Jan. 1305 ” eee s . ad 1 “Meaty over the other, but thar both . NUTS : . Arri and Departures ‘are merely the effects of supply and vals ee ae Chicago Live Stock lo 0 e@eRs OE ey causes.” . : . cmecaco. 14 Hows —Receipte, Almonds Her 1 37 " i i November Hur Gedney from Puget | | CHIC : Aimende rer 4 Prof. Boyle says the statement has | sound p at 10 m, fe higher W I ri . ; jo! hat the ovem tr Governor from Ban | +. b be * eae, Sreetaton "Wat the mvare'via ben Franclors aod Victorias S10; Pacning. 483893 fe ar insurance “RO voice in fixing the price of his at | O95. Pee eh asiead BH The manufacturer, accord he eee a to this view, puts the price on ore and cutte Str Norwood for Taco Product. This is true with certain important limitations. <tr Alameda tor fouth-| DAIRY PRODUCTS Vriees Paid to Shippers me, He i2@ 12.60 | oo head: market fi “Most manufucturers face competi-| "rs vis Southeastern Alaskan ports 3G 11.60; owes, S20 ee Meeks Kenn ° All manufacturers face thé | ts ‘ mer, The manufacturer sets Alaskan Vessels ie — 4 | Mater ewe . ae Price, let us say, at the outsct,| Cordova--Gatled November 25: Str Money on Call | DAIRY PRODUCTS what happens? If he has com. | Northwestern, southbound, at 2 4. im NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Money on call, Prices Paid Whetesale Dealers i Juneau—Bailed aber 36: Str Bpo-|¢ per cent: six a, 7% per cent al creamery, cubes fT) tition he must set his price not south bour oa m | mercantile paper. 7% per cont. ” far above his competitor. Sup. i sliver—-London, (8\e, New York, neh ™! : 9 %e eeu ea ong age Vepele-t in Other Ports | Pe sand : : # b nt jkong—Bailed November 32 tr tripleta « various alternatives: talon for Benitie vie porta N.Y. Coffee and Sugar | aera bike “First, 0 Shanghal—-Halled November Ate YOR ov Sugar—Taw, . : eres Bre Nis COM, oC fetus || Soarenee cote ne 'vavee oe SLA], Hw TORK. et Se Seen assis ve er his price. Second, to | November 22. Ste Buwe Maru for Seat-| fleeNo 7 Hie, 6%e per ib, santos Biecs Fw . lalate consumption by advertising | tie via ports. INo. 4, 9% © 10K per tb, ‘Wash. triplets . selling campaigns. Third, to im-| Arrived November 35: ste POULTRY his product. Fourth, to quit sig Ny ee Rag Rg Foreign Exchange Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers Beattie via Port | NEW TORK. Ne Foreian pers : te Docks ‘ACTURERS rag Aygo ; “te.” Men or 4 OFTEN and por att wetgh' a fe true that a very large per Arrived Ne str HN. france ¢.06¢ Reellers. aghte ° of manufacturers do, sooner Pyencwee Belted * | Geese— Lave (OF later, fail and quit business, be-|str Hyades for Seattle at 1 am. Ar - urkey® a ~‘ ¢ Beigion Maree—tive per &, ae She vate cr the eames to Uy | From, Beate va Poriiant at pn | Portland Market Status POULTRY @ny volume of the output at the | fom ee f Admiral Evans| PORTLAND, Nov, 26— att) e—Re- Prices Paid Wholesalers Price ‘fixed’ by the manufacturer. If| for seattie at 4 p.m cipts, 136¢head: market steady and un- Derke—Dreared the manufacturer has no competition| Tacoma -Arrived ember ser nee rotors Dressed : ogn--Market steady and unchanged Dressed he ts Ukewise compelled to conform |Norwood from Han Franclaco via Beattie. | Mowe —Market steady and unchanged. Hens fm the end to the consumer's de. < ged Turkeys Dreened ‘dated Reported by Wireless per 1h ry d / fetes per don Prices oe to Shi “In reality, then, it is only super. Government per | Porn wate: Wiialiy true that manutactucers “Ax| , November 2h—str Admiral Bebres off ane per Ib ose — Fancy * bor ig ae Adams River, south Bt sp m: wte| Fen thetr own price old the con-| Lyman stewart 12 south of Ca | as m sumer to those prices. Similarly, we |Fiattery, inbound, at 1p. m Denver Live. Stock M Market! . Quotations at Stockyards May say the merchants in the retail MTA! ebree off Pine Island, wut Primes 912.0 es y godhe: ep ket ste Me mm h 1 1.50 stores fix their own prices—with cer: |"! 0" way | @0.60; cows and jisiters. § Rough hew > Bee tain very important imitations! sotcmbe ere and feeders,” 816 8.50 000g 11 Goods accumulate on their shelves, | miles tre oun {oar INEM Goods, HAL thovable at the ‘fined et *.P. ™; str Oregonian, Sen Fran:| Hiégs—Recelpts, 1,760 hend; market te steers 9.00@ 9.50 =; | inca tor watt, ing mouth of Cape |ateady v0 ae higher, Top, $10, bulk of in oe HO Prot. Goyle, who was formerly of ma for fan Pedro, 243 miles from Ta Bheep oipte, 000 head; market 400@ & ST Girone Of datirtddts Of the Uaiioa |co™e. st 8 p. v0.; str Hors Baxter, |steudy. Lambs, $6.26 10; ewes, 14 sto. San Francisco for feat lon north | feeder larmbe, $9.25@ 10.2 Btates department of agriculture, is |o¢ tan Franciaco at § p.m; str Rverstt,| lambs 1 0 Considered one of the nation's leading | San Francisco Tacoma, 3540 miles north | . 7 agricultural economists |of San Francisco at 4p. m.; motor soe) SAM Francisco Produce Wethers ‘ : tie, 615 miles from Man. Prancisoo atl petrcs, tries our th HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Has Many Friends |, | Sala Seren ae, mer. 95 KINGSTON, England, Nov. 19. Vessels i in Port at Seattle |, fires oul We Wee fight is being waged to repr smith ¢ rminal—Ste Rastern Sword. : Mr. and Mrs #Onkie,” 4 terrier, which the magis.| % Pastern Vietor, str Kamore, at DIANAPOLIS Westward io ap Gates ordered destroyed on account |Great Northern terminal—itr Kashima | Cedar Congress to - 9a rg ¥ Of his alleged ferocity. Six thousand) | e) ) Open Here Dec. 7 | on. hanes oe 2 . " weed People have signed a petition for «| S™ Sable The fourth annual at | icon Padeear idine a. ts cedareen |Smee Feprieve, and witnesses were cutled per 7 Hi; Hania Ano, #tr Juneau Shinglé congress wil) be 4 t the | ned Federal Judge A. B. Anderson | Aitaite Seni By counsel at a hearing to prove| Pier str Mi Mar I woke uke . : to recognize her @ widow |Seratch Feed, dog was harmless it S Borveyor, w Washington hotel on December | and grant her the wid hare of | Wheat Pie of Seattle, and 8, under the auspices of hie ib demurance. : it abiowats to (ee ee Pie West Coast Lumbermen’s aswocla-| $7500. “Garl wan called away t ro Econ et ey on a8 ctr a b me men | camp," she «ai und he asked " T Mansan: }from the entire Northwest are ex-| furlough to come home and marr sataun Wiebe ey cere os acn | amehip koorings—-Str Victoria, | pected to be in. attendance me, Finally 1 : eave antaine U ss Bali 17. best American cane sugar, 4 ° HO Ler minabMer Mes a} i Y, , T re we no 50.0 + og 39. pure £7008 | wescy ot, termin pure ‘ nsex to be had on 81.00 ue Hoo ot pall 3120, now Troy forge [Mine x torminal vas torte | Dr, Nansen Sends TosBies 18° be bed ish ae :, tt daras toc, |Bpokane st. terminal--Motor sche Libby | be true to each other een 29, beat Yak $2.25] Maine { Wilson Message | wife: ‘Then we sealed it rata ECONOMY Memes Sotuee ttre ue One | WASHINGTON, Nc A mes i nd Carl went to war, In apifat BF, pure fresh mili. 0 . aryaock = biden ys aging Mats f God we are married and | ey" Hean Meal 4 28, & bare Cryftal Wh Wim. Done the Arctic explorer to "resident jour Per 1 10.20 hirardell take Union—-Hulia aba, Aby-| Wilson was recel the White 7 t val pe oman dos, Addison, Allenhurst, Ahmik,) AN-| Houge today, Officials expects the , : . its can’ Lapwons thon, "Barden. Hertrand.” ingson, | rout’, yoay, | Offclale ext Judge Andevwon will deve the owe Farmers Are Blamed be ve ineayie ‘on janford, Oel- de “ arome aged in er favor and ize 1 new! win, Boughton, Pezuta, Puyal The message is understood to ; couNrR Cabscen, Capraria; Cardia, Cenina, | praise the president's efforts in form. |" of marria in North Dakota Biel! 102, Flake White. 200 tte] Of or t hal , prone - in foray —— | AR tle catsup, 190, 2 for soe. mi <7 ee erate. Chas ing the league of nations and to de | fy real N by eg irs woer,| CUNFEAS, Corus, Cosian, Cole, Clone, | ee Niat the league ina coing on {former Kaiserin |ructance of tarmere to share financial Dees Wey tener trantacrion. b-. Ritem Dace a, eoee gee, Pert Meee | Oo Nansen hae tak { in the present adjustment of I a ‘ue ute, 6a t Union, Imufka, ‘Leotl, Kitan, tr part in the meetings of the! Is Able to Talk |)" ' was blamed by bankers Gem ‘poiators, 1755 som, str Comanche, str Washougal, assembly at Ger DOORN 6—The former|today for the financial turmoil. in SANITARY “ fed vey Oe AE dae % “ / . kaiserin Lian usta Victoria, was able|North Dakota, which has cau Stall 45, best pop corn, 10 th. 7 me] Chippewa, w atr ate it | to talk with her children today, P paket new Gates, Ste. tic; 2 Ths. wond-| Unitek, str Tanginak, ate Fulton, ate | BANK CLEARINGS to talk with } lay, Phy-! doors of 1 banks to close in. two t raiains, Gbe; Kicwh ‘thincerhent Bamson, motor sche Apex, tug itar- | sicians believed she will rallf from) weeks he; i6e can pumpkin, ive; iarge| old © her jlin Prince Adelbert and the| emer by wielding we Weashes, Bie 2 for $1.00 fis |Puget Bound Briage & Dreaging worke-- Seattle po ipenscendibea neo Adelbert and the) Farmers, by with-holding grain | Magola oll, 226 » $1.56, $2.18; ] oer Vacherane, Rett Kainbow Clearings fi iy from the market, are failing to ‘ie ig. Olymple pancake flour, Ames yards—tr Roosevelt, | da liquidate their loans, causing banks ie QUEEN erry |Pisher Flour miller Kastern Mariner Bolanere Alle facing possible withdrawal of public bi Btali 60,4 Ms. sugar, 400; solid pack eemanees fomateeh ie," cane fie) cnoice seat | Dod and Clharings ssooo || Hen Lays Egg That _{tunas, to suspend payments pending corn, 1be ean; minceme co ® san |r Olan ‘to Quit Balanc 95,773.00 | | Ww hi 3 O adjustment of the situath F. W geek tee tine wirveet vont, st Pag | eighs UNCES | Cathro, directon kenoral of the State Ws fancy bacon. 490° W.; round. stenk Lithuania Attack Spokane " ‘ 00 Tb.; shoulder of lamb, 14%c t.; lee mee | Clearings 575.00 | LONDON, Nov A poultry, Bank of North Dakota, at Bismarck of inmb, the Mm | LONDON, Noy. Poland has! | Balance 1,261,716,00 | | Keeper at Wille Sax h had from, explained today secnmeee | pledged the League of Nations that | Portland lone of his hens un ege weighing ‘Treasurers who call in their funds More than 5,000 mulps and bureos | | Gen. Zeligowski's campaign against | Clearings | | three ounces The egg is four inches|do so on their own responsibility ally pass over the Le Vas Yungas| Lithuania will be halted, according aot Balances | }long and six Cathro said, ‘There | law en | Warnaw dinpatohes today. rs go ‘Pause, in Bolivia, a clrcumferenss and a half inches in Utling them to do sa" I(RLLEGED FORGER GOES TO COPS TO TELL OF ROBBERY Cupid Frames Sweet Tangle; Figure It Out |‘... | STOLEN SHIP'S CREW ACCUSED Acting Captain Stuart Stone to Be Extradited A | lintrict cou ‘ | Da i ACTING CAPTAIN STONE IS ACCUSED Nov ‘ It r who aoe t th Riehar Menon otf J.» ' < unsuce ful mar t the K Ww 1, Mich tuart $ rinlaw and| the West 1 fer ¢ ty brothers on| At the tme w t uwins to the other | Rochepoint ‘ half of the ure sinters-in-| United Sta a chard: t wit! be|@aninet hor by the K second cousins ax well as brothers and sister Above, Mr, and Mra District Attorne Marry Richardw ) that if the 1 effort will re their grand BOAT SAID TO BE IN extra U.S, EXPORTS CANADIAN WATERS A letter sald to have re ARE GAINING =": 9238: omega “ar Victoria and was then ne Jy Imports for October Show Loss wes | lerew ts with « complaint See PRINT PAPER ON | TRUCK, IS PLAN “Ww tak ack mn will by bring n to } toc the Nov, 26.—United St nereased and imports decreased for October, : with beth September October jast year commer mn Exports for October totaled $762, against $605,000,000 for Sep. [tember this year and $632,000,000 tor? [October inet. year: | 8 compared this year the department ot ed today ary” Wilkins, militant expon the 10 months’ period ending | ent of thrift, wito has undertaken tober, this year, exports totaled/ ine job of putting over the $25,000 $6.832,000,000, compared with $6499.-/ srother Ryther campaign, plans to 0 for the similar period ldbt/ print a newspaper on the streets, | boowting for the drive Imports for October were : MERGER BILL nheld pending filing of the | PAGE NEW DEPUTY PROSECUTOR | R. L. Bartling Is Picked by Malcolm Douglas tor Freda ly ougias to name ‘ w clerk and am proctor, ‘suc: i ( t, who resign er, private received £ bY ' t Unie a practice”, er 146th He was } ashingtonel 1 member of 11 Order of |. Noble post Noy COBS FAIL TO RETURN BOAT ” were still over the the former ‘ L. Harvey, the main for: U.S ma of sailors one . andar Bremer- ‘ ‘ « prom he which he a “ t take. But up Frida the Harvey was #tilt he gobs, mee v. F odore, chiet feputy 1 arsbal ~ $150 WORTH OF _ SMOKES TAKEN 1 worth were the O. & ar store vom Fit and Union st, during the according to police report Ente a pantry window, bunge are stole a watch from the home { Mrs, Alvin H. Kellogg, 6549 « st night reon, 209 Washi run fast enough to — .r-old pickpocket who: watch and gold chain nd last night Anq of his futile a TO ATTORNEY, | Tentative draft of the bil for the consolidation of and ecity governments was [ted to prominent lawyers |suxgestions or modifications. The bill was drafted by Cor tion Counsel. Walter F. Meter a | Vivian Carkeek. It will be various organizations presented to the 1921 for action |America Receives — Request of WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—] n to soi jture | | He will resurrect an old flat-bed/of the League of Nations that, 000, against $363,000,000 for Septem | press from somewhere, mount it on | United States mediate between j ber and $402,000,000 for October last) 4 truck, and print his paper in full| Armenians and Mutapha Ke yea _ imp rts for the first 10 months | view | ha, Turkish nationale of 1920 were $4,720,000,000, compared| two autos, an H. C. &, worth| was received at the White with $3,099,000,000 for the same pe-| 3950. and Studebaker Special, | day. It was sent to the {riod of 1919. The excess of exports! worth 5 re to he eh away | no comment on it was forthe over imports was the largest of any|in connection with the drive, which - bret: month this year. lis to raise none t which to pissy) mtr a Wah AEN aise money with which t | Schools Close fora |" needed addition to the home. tohewteg, htt won tect t: GA Eb Pick $ into campaign headquart today | LONDON, Nov concerning Billy, the boy who's “cry: | dollars were earned rss for $25,000," whose dren on West Lancashire fi énance is familiar in the drive |f am for Billy, so here is a | | | | sorry jollar for Billy to make him smile KARL ARBUCKLE, Palmer Drive ttle in shindoab Army Said to Be Arrested The ballot boxes of New York City | SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. 26—|0% Yay day received 150 tons of Two captains of the Mexican army ae vere arrested today jowing an at upton the life of President-elect 1 at Mexico City, Wednesday according Mexics The martial to unconf quarte will be med reports to rm here | tried by court that they substi ” men n Hed can oysters for fresh ea food which was served Obregon He was taken se immedi ly recover with ptomaine the poison, but will Doughty Vicar Fined for Striking Boy | report s $23,000 6% Improvement sonds City of Vancouver HEDINGTON Eng v The Rev, Francis Flynn, vicar of shington Beleh > * "au was ned $3.75 > by striking him on the nose and Yielding 7% mak it bleed. | Income Tax Exempt A stowaway caught underneath a|ff Dated Oct Due Oct oa! pile in a ship's for kers used a | M4 to Canadian ' Pacific Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. Incexa” Steam! atte Canadian rifle Doek, Pier 1, Foot of ¥ Way 9:00 A. M. DAILY cope air We offer subject to The prior Leave Se~ Brothers ie Pacific Rockies ARH WONDERE SPRING SUMMER “The Main S588 General Agent ito Unsold Pt EDMON er VICTORIA and VANCOUVER Province of Alberta yA 4 11:30 P. M. ia Y 6 neral Obligation Gold Notes FOR VANCOUV Reon Vielding 9° Exempt from all Dominion Government Taxation, Dated Septem= ber 1, 19 Due Septemt 2 e ana ian Price 95.04 tions S100, S500 and 81000 Principal and semi-an nterest payable in Gold Coln of Gh United States at designated places ‘and at’ the offices of MGeem phone or Telegraph Orders at Our Expense MORRIS BROTHERS, Premier Muni AUTUMN SATTLE, WASH, NO, 3 CENTRAL ntablished BLDG, Capital WINTER Over a MAUN ELLIOTT 2810, e Quarter ei Central Bidg Mittion Ow Century. Other € ortiand, Or. and Dollars, Francisco, potato picking, the schools having closed for the purpose. | were paid from $1 38 to $1.50 @ ane | Before the war Belgium blast furnaces, of which 17 warns ning on June 1 of this year, | About be 2,600 miles of electrified in Italy. $43,500 Improvement Bonde | City of Seaside Oregon Obligation Bonds” 7% to 7.50% Yield Income ‘Tax Exempt General Dated Nov. 1, 1920. Maturt serially from 1921 to. 298} Prices from 92.41 to 98.685 DENOMINATION 8500 ea ‘ort and chang City of n price 1 Bond House.” Cal