The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1920, Page 22

“TORISCUE AMERICA’S SEA TRADE : Billion Dollar Drive Started by U. S. Financial Leaders BY DON FE. CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO, Dec, 10-—Plans for Muhehing a Ddilllondoliar drive for the purpose of rescuing America foreign trade, described as B cabo Ring to back up,” were taken up the country’s leading bankers Dusiness men here today ‘ The plans provide for ostabtiel ment of 2 $100,000,000 corporation to ©) finance foreign trade. The 7 ence, called by John 8 Drum jclaco, president of the American Bankers’ association, will be repre Pentative of all the country’s indus Piles, and was authorized by the ax Beciation at its Washington conven ton. The $100,000,000 capital, the » Poration’s sponsors plan, will be sub DP Beribed by banks, business concerns Bnd the public Fixing of the capital at $100,000,000 to give it the maximum financial ity of $1.100,000,000. EXPORT TRADE “BACKING Ur E The Edge act, pation of the permits issuance mst existing securi 4 i to an amount aquai to capital. The existing “WIN consist of foreign tra nye ane confer San which author proposed of debentures by times: urities own 10 According to a statement issued to ‘Pelegaies, America’s export tra Pwhich has been built during the last Weveral years, covering South Ar South Africa, Australia and the East, is beginning to back up throw goods manufactured for t into competition with goods nufactured for domestic consump im the markets of the United “The banks of this country, Yto this time, have taken part in n loans directly and alxo in ly, thry the advance of fund Manufacturers who in turn hav effect, loaned their production the statément said. “Hu in order to meet the )@ituation and allow the distribution : the oversupply of commodit the United States and prev Accumulation of manufacts be of longer time than bank industrial § inetitutions can) itimately be asked to carry.” len from 40 states attended the DeleRutes inchuded Btandish Backus, president of the! com: / bs Adding Machine Julius H. Barnes, hn E. Rarber, Los Briggs, Denver; Cavanaugh, Des Moines; Ed- Cookingham, Portland, Ore.; R. Frazier, Seattle; Gen. Geo. Goethals, New York; Herbert 3 J. R. Howard, Clinton, ta.; M. Warburg, New York; E. Wilson, Chicago, and/ lin MeVeagh, Chicago. * SHINGLE UNIT ‘TO BE CHANGED ‘0 Be Basis of Future Price Quotations Four tundies of shingles, known @ “square” will hereafter be the on which price quotations will based, according to a decision of ingle makers who are members of | West Coast Lumbermen’s Asso: ition, meeting in the New Waal- ion Hotel Thurrday. Shipments will, however, he made five bundles totaling 1,000 shin- when desired. ‘The “square” now estallished cov _ @fa the same dimensions covered by “equare” of patent roofing. President of N. P. Takes Office ) Charles Donnelly, recently promot- from executive vice president to dent of the Northern Pacific road, has assumed his new duties, fording to information reaching ttle Thursday. He will maintain dquarters at St. Paul. = Statistics BIRTHS 9. Queen Anne aye. M., boy N. af erin, John, 129 3 iH. L, 6: nd N,, girl, Dakota st, 8. W., boy. ye 76th, girl rion, girl. Roy, boy h #. 'W., boy. 6426 California ave., ye en, Hi. A., 5332 lith avé. &., ick, R. P., Methow, girl l a John, 2624 Western Name and Kesidence. ens, Paul, Seattle . . Kinnon, Mabel &., Seattle, nderson, Walter J. iverdale ulsen, Lilly, Langley . mahn, Chester C., Seattle . eterman, Emma J., Seattle mpson, Charles 1, Seatt ys, June, Seattle | | Nelson, Niels P., Seattle HMougslo, Anne J., Seattic Johnson, Gust C, Chicago ,. | Peterson, Delma N., Port Lin Perrone, Fred, Seattle ’Perrupato, Mary, Seattle Webber, Hdward, Victoria, Legal | Btandish, Maisie, Joc, Legal Wauehan, Erwin ©. Bellingham. .2 , Endersbe, Irene E, jingnam. ..1 DIVORCES GRANTED Tfolen, Virginia A. from Walter epee. ale, loren » from Charles Lee, itinson, ie from Sheridan. ts, Minar d i. from J. ¥. DEATHS + Grover, Fay, 12, 2511 McClellan at. Btockford, Loulsa, 14, 6410 Third ave. &. Blackburn, J. A, 53, ave. Palinowek!, Mike, 41, Brown, illanora, 62, boy. ave 8 B, 42 W. 86th. up| 1506 Linden ave., | 1618 California} 7003 2oty ave, | THE SEATTLE ' | ‘Fractional Drops Mark Opening of New York Market NEW YORK k market | %: Cruetby epublic & off %; Be Southern Pacific or % There wa to the to 80% points Closing prio “Hn” 63%, off Petroleum 169% hip News, Tides in Seattle PRIDAY j) SATURDAY DEC, 10 DEO, 1h First High ‘Tide | Piree Mich Tide B48 & my IDE Ml O:20 ae ft | Piest be First Law 11:04 a. m tt a tt Second High Tide | Ser ad High ‘Tide ja4e 108 fa) p 14 ft orcene Law Tide | Second Low Tid 6.8 tL 28 pm, OT Mt onal decreases marked the opening of the | tool was off % at 80; United Retail! Mexican Petroleum 163%, off 4) Chandler ot off \i Reading 86%, off %) Studebaker 42%, off % off %; American Smelter 42%, off %: Baldwin 91% “P" 68%, off YW: ¢ Motors hanged 14% off 4%; Sinealr 24%, Pacific 113% Dee today unchan, 10,.-I'rae United Staten jolie cine Ti eR NRE STORM WARNING The changed ste center bf the Fritish freah t % em 99. ral wi oft Canadian i storm warnings have been terly. The storm is pas and aouth to southw on, prices responding quickly eel advanced from Mexican Petroleum 6 4 rally carly In the afterne purchase of small blocks. United States Columb! Baldwin points and over 2 ng will ¢ Locomotive rose trong westerly y and tonight ed dixplayed at gon points. States Steel 80%, Op Ks Bethlehem off %; Mexican ding 85%, off 1 Studebaker 4 up %: Included: Unite Crucible 89%, unchanged; Haldwin up 8%; Pan-American 79%, up puthern Pacific 99%, up 4%; Corn Products 654 up i Retail Stores 66%, up 1%; United States Rubber 65% Company 44, off 4 The market ek SHARP DECLINES IN GRAIN PRICE := Rush of Selling Orders Is Cause Warnings are ¢ all Washingt Pirrie Wreck Probe on Sound Probable} __ ‘land sallor# been done to W. J. Pirrie, wreeked 1 coast November | 2 lives, have led jation ax to where the U, 8 of hu and boilers wit) place the An investigation ts | likely to yy Puget Sound, } of Managing Agent for Fleet Here Resigns 1 health and the fact that he has n and Ore N. Y. Stock Exchange (Thursday's Quotations) Furnished by LT Man G10 Kecomd Avenue Mien mh a 125 y Conjectures as to what on Wast 26 with wn of & Co. f Rtoek Aten Amer Amer to spec oot Bower & Fury Inter inspectors " ‘ Raitimore & Onlo Raldwin Looemetive Heth. Rteet Canadian tral Lew CHICAGO, Dec. 10-4 selling orders caused sharp had a vacation for three yeara|in grain quotations on the Chicaco| cu at @ a eas ‘ ue joard of Trade today, There Was! Guna Cane Augar are given as reasons for three Yeare/jitttie buying power. Selling in De mn Producte,. tion of Dudley W. Burchard, man-|combey wheat was especially heavy ng agent bere for the emergency |The mhrket, had practically no sup corpora tio i one Pett after the exporters had filled rporation, Burchard is one 'tieir orders, as there wae little buy- known shipping men in arpeees, the Northwest, His resignation is re lower, to take effeet Dec A successor ’ fer. ope lined anc has not yet been named ined Be eee h wheat opened « 62 and lost an additic Fine Service to | Orient Is A mber corn was off opening, and dropped 2%e later jay corn after opaning down te at attle will ha t complete passenger service to the Far Hast dropped 4K before the close orn was down We at the open Me. and dropped 2c later. aber oatn opened off | dropped another May Ye at the opening, 61% cific port, as the result of the de- termination of the ypon Yusen Kaisha line to add two large freight steamers to its present fleet and the fast passenger steamer Pinisterre, |former Hamburg American liner, dditional t%ec; July oats pened down le at S0%e and dropped Fur Trading Ship Coming for Repairs an additional le subsequently Arrival of oe CHICAGO, Dor schooner Alaska by the tug Li red, $1.95; . here Saturday. The Alaska will be Chicago Board of Trade overhauled and will continue to the Pridh Qontations) in Pacific | Siberian fur’ trade next year \With 5000-Ton Cargo ne on UL & Rubber Kashima Maru Sails 162 150% UA Mtoe! titan Copper Vanadium Stee! Carrying nome 5,000 tons of freight and & medium passenger list, the ppon Yusen Kaisha liner, Kashima faru. sailed for the Orient Friday | from the Great Northern dock. “0. Tush of tin not v fe of the beat her ° trolewen tthe Haven i* Pacific Amer the fastest and and freight of any Pa at and off thern Railway Hiromberg 10.—-Cash wheat— Tabacco Products Union Of ef Det mM a7 ~ “ 10% tt 40% % 40% ss the fan trading being towed 20, is expected now » No. ay DS Nien Low peri Car Lots (Tharvday's Quotations) Furvished by 1. 1. Manning & Ca, G19 Second Avenue Kectsa. Cont Meta. Lt Yr. " cr o 1? ° ™ T° ne “ ‘ a Unfilled Tonnag e Report Te Filed NEW YORK, Dec. 10'—Unfitied tonnage of the United Statpa stect corporation decreaned 815,371, it Or! Weather Bureau Report °::"' TATOOSM ISLAND, TF ee Falling harometer 6; wind south, | Chicago Live Stock [46 miles an hour December %—11/20 A . 16 miles an hour CHICAGO, Deo 10.— 0 # o—Recelpte, | A steamer, probably the A 22.000 head; market i¢¢ to tho lower. | Was announced today. rich, at 10/20 0. m. Paaed out Hutk of sales, $9400.40; batehers, $9.25! ‘The unfilled tontiage totaled wood at 10:10 0. m & FM 29.40: packime. OP50; Vat. 9935 | yoy gay ot ae : os, wind southeast, 18 miles an he 50; plas. $5.6069.50; roughs, d910@ | °F ton: ovember 9 | Againat 9,996,862 tons October md 10,274,804 tons September out: Mtr W. 8 Pe {and 7,128,230 November 30, 1919 \Echo of War Heard re | M —-Clondy named in miral Good tr Stan wind aout i the : a1, Cattle 20, | steady. stock |aase 9.50, cows, joe “ . heap Receipts ty to the up. Receipts, 4000 hand) market te Hieet, buteher a4te@rt and cutter stockors and feeders, $4.60@ H6S0G E58) calves, [ede pam ° | | . |Arrivals and Departures Arrived “tr Morning Star from a cetearbia parts 00 © o Decomver sur Chy ef |aouthenstern Alaska a2 11 oe and Vietoria, MH. ¢ Salled | Tieecdiber 16-017 Kachina More ti fer Maw. Yorks. via hen om ok ad, | December 16 ttle trom p.m; atel via Han Fram: at €:20 p.m, Sult for $2,508.78 has been started jin federal court against J. J. Math ows & Co, at the Instance of Dis triet Attorney Saunders. It le alleged nr se that the defendant was overpaid for spot Rio, €4M7%0 Bee timber by the emergency feet cor tc hesmeat in ede) | poration in 1918. The government }eeeks to collect the amount alleged due. N. Y. Coffee and Sugar NEW YORK, Deo. 10—fagar S.41G6.1ée por Ib; granulated, per th Coffer-—Mo. bh; No, 4 Santos, ” tN Gt é ‘ Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, De O-—-Worelen ex. ange opened irre t Sterling wae off Weim! francs, Sie, up Lew | ire, B.tb0, ect ¥ contimess saorse op 1 centime; ama shial | Londo: Dee Franck fi tase p Steel Ranger via Ti Bellingham, San Francivco and San dro, at 1:25 p.m. Vessels in Other Ports London--Arrived December 9: Str Gra. tor from Seattle, via Ban Francisco and | + fan ate ma, | % Pe, | t) 1.3%e, 56 496 ‘The MARRYING AGAI KILLS PENSIO Baiboa Ss F P | ‘That the remarriage of a pension. recember 9 atv not! San Francisco roduce ed widow of a deceased fireman de and Puget Mound) SAN FRANCIBCO, Deo. 10-—tuttor—| prives the widow, minor children or | fatted Amber 9; | EXtTM® ELiee per 1b; prline firsts, 48¢ Ber) dependent parents of participation in ie for Beattie at 3p. mm. | the pension fund was held Friday by the way oma department ” 30, 000 Extras to. « market closed’ ‘strong. stertine | , frances 6.886, lire 2.626, ttre ent Life, Canadian Gotta: ah krowen 14.660, | 93 i! lee lu for Halted Beat fan Pranet r Admiral By i Wiege—Matras, Mc per dos: extra tt Astoria Me per dox, extra pullete, The per dow dyk for Henttle at & a. m. [undersized p Oo per d Tacoma—Balled December 10: Motor] California fate, tehr Wakene for Hritien Columbian ports, via Beattie, 0 ®. m. Arrived Decem ber 9: Btr Kelbeck from Beattie; str Ais meda from Seattle at noon: str Steel Ranger from Seattle at 4:10 p. m, | Reported by Wireless Can jan Government December &—Str Victoria ab Stratch Island, north nd, at § p. fancy, Portland Market ‘Status | PORTLAND, Dee. 10.—C att | eRe 1 head; market steady and wo- WASHINGTON, Dec thousand extra mail carriers, clerks Receipts, Prime mixed 97: 50@ 11.26; pigs, $9410.50. Bheop= Receipta, 16 head; market slow to steady and unchanged. thé postoffice Butter Posy | ‘This ia im addition to approximate Vinge—S0@ 67e per dos. |}y 300,000 regular poxtoffice depart- feat age la ya ment officials and employes, accord ing to Superintendent Ryan, of the head; market 250, $11 Gomit heay-|and day shifta to handle the biggest (ow harlotte He my; te Admiral Hound, southbound. . §. Naval Communic December 9—Htr Lyman for Wilmington, 945 iniles trom Wil nington at 5 p. m.; str Edmore, Beattie \for Kobe, 190 miles trom Seattie at § p.| *|m.: ate Victoria, Beatle for Comox, B. off Stratch Isiand at wir of Beatle, Ocean Fat for attie, 26 tiles from Seattle at & p.m Wheatland Mont, Kohe for infles from Beattie at § p. m.; motor hr Libby Maine, Seattle for Ban Pedro, | 192 miles from Cape Flattery at § p. m.: str Norwood, San Francisco for Boattle 410 milen from Beattie at 8p. m.: att eat Hartland, Honolulu for Beattie, 490 « from Heattle at § p. m. eee [Vessel i in Port at Seattle atr W. ward Ho. nwa tara Milbank | gy ——— | bureau of postottices, today. a: |,, Pub \ Public Markets | a2 Former Seattle M Man SANITARY | yellow corn meal, ¢; 1t-on Royal bak cane sugar, 100 Mb nty apples, $1.26 box Finke White, T.; bale coffes, 250 om 29 beans, ing powtor, atl 11 mixed ny ™; mincement, ®, BERKELE Cal, Dee. 10. liam T. Springer, president of Central Alaska Fisheries, Ine., and former Seattle resident, died yester jday from injuries received in an | automobile accident. Springer | Harold 1. Springer, 2113 Hudson st., ‘igeneral manager of the fisheries company, and by a son and daugi ter in the East letr } 0 Stan roast, 12\e fh; fin walnut ie; 2 big fooded raisins, 5, Atmour's bacon, teh n pot butter, 2 fiottion catmup, cory! King nalmon, tbe. J 200 Th. 2 tn 2 2 the Stalls pot roast, 100 Tb.; airloin Bt ribs of beef, summer sausage, 250 Tb KE PLACE Stall 17, best American cane sugar, 100 m. Btall pure fresh milk, 100 at. | [Stall 151%, frowh churned butter, bse Th. ; ost peanut butter, 160 1; beat Yakima honey, the b., 3 10 cans jolivew and Jama, 200 ECONOMY Stalls 27-98, 6 260; 10-1, Kar ‘Teco pancake flour and beans, white corn m Str Skagway. 2 the, Co.—-Motor schr King tt tall 14 Joheeks, 200 Th for 250; whi 194-96 Pike at steak, 2 100 tb halibut crabs |Canada to Enforce Immigration Law| VANCOUVER, B. C,, Dec. 10. Strict enforcement of the new immi gration law that becomes effective mber 15, is planned by Canadian | offidialw here, All laborers and itinerant artizans, according to the new regulation, will be required to have $250 in their pos session when entering Canada by rail, in addition to transportation to their destination. The present sum required is $60. | \Martial Law in er, #tr Maquan Pier Motor we Great Northern Maru. Pier # Pier 5 Pier 2 Pier 1 Bell at ‘ Kashima | A Motor echr Dora. Atr West Ivan, atr Manta Ana Str Morning Star. terminal —U 8 ® Surveyor, Ale str Unalen Pler D--ftr Governor, atr City of Soattt Pacifie Const coal bunkers Awiftsure, atr Yosemite, U Heather us win. No tr Ketohi- 1 ife cans pork mack yellow or : $1.00 broomm, 69¢; flapjack flour, 28e oorings: OM doek ndent Fish Kant waterway terminal up. ‘Todd drydocks—Schr Columbia, at “| kane, str Bldridge oes 4 Lake Union—Hulla Abilla, Abnoba, dom Addiaon, Allenhurst, thon, Hayden, Bertrand, Biscay ck Wolt, win, F re : Capraria, Cheatertotd Cor Bite West Jos-| | BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings Balances ..... Spokane 224,837.86 Aby-| | 1,295,090.26 Ahmik, An | Hingamo LONDON, Dee, 10..-Martial has been proclaimed in.a limited area of southwest Trelaind, the Irish office announced today, The proclamation was issued short ly after Premier Lioyd George stated in commons that the government will pursue a “double policy” in Ireland, ishing the “murder campaign,” but neouraging any agency attempting to obtain peace.” Clearinga | Balances . 1,774,321.00 Charus, | Cinyraa, Bilinsa, | rine,’ Fort Fort Union, Clearings Balances —— Portland | 4,921,920.00 1,166,267,00 rings lances Pr ame 1 Tiritge & Dredging works ull Rain yards as} in District Court! Aid Mail Carriers 10.—Thirty | and helpers now are beginning night | Christmas mail rush in the history of | is survived by his son, | Ireland District} law | STAR HERE'S JOY FOR | BASEBALL FANS ts Take Big Plunge Since War Days Peanu with are on the in common many down | Peanuts other commoditien, ward trend. Japanese than at |daya, ace peanuts time to are cheaper now wine Western relling whereas during quoted as high Virginia peanuts may t for 12 pound are under of any rding They pound were ave Yor 7 the | Jobbers are cents @ they nts war 10 oe ents « tially last couple |bought now | They, too the prices of the wubstar fen Local cauliflower t# nemring ite Within a short time ttle » dependent {fornia for her caull Cucumbers from Minols ir market hothouse supply The dairy and featurelows Friday Local Markets Prices Paid Whotenels Dealers for Vegetables and Vrult Artichokes end will on will a on the Walia also larger quantit the Walla diminishes one appear local an market was Local, per dos Waite Wette Kee Viant Cat Garile Per ™ per opens Per por M 8 20 18 oo" o1% 74O O% Per ™ ™ donne anes 25.00@ 30.09 Aweet Potatoes Tomators Ca Tureipe— Looal B Warn “tp Per 100 per Datee-Per ense | Flas Dried, black, per Te. Smyrna ropes Rimperore, per erate cc. cc es Tokay, per toe Grape Fruit -Fiorida. pe Meney—Comb, per crate Firatned. yer aeons e : rom snoes a 6 ue «nme ~ OOF MR ceva | _ Japaoree seece Vitherte Per ™ Watrete Ow Peanuts. Virginia Keratone, Tapandes, per ib Pecans her / DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid te errand Hatterfor Vee Freeh Per ewt DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Matter mnery, cubes Tricks | Meee . ne ranch Loeal er ranch Or Wiser Limburger Young America Tock Swine Waeh. triplets POULTRY Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers Dorks Hens x Brotters tok saree Turkeys | Setlgion POULTRY Prices Paid Wholesaters Dressed Dressed eaned Ducks | Mrettere De \Geete « ‘ag Dressed MEAT Prices Paid to | Hoge Fancy | Veal Faney Medium Quotations at Stockyards Hoge Primes t h heavy Pine Cattle Test steers ‘ Medium to choice | Rest cows and beifers Bulle | Calves 10. 50@ 11.6 . 200@ ® soe 8 80@ 7 008 & sows Kheep— | Prime tambe sessess sees see Yearlings . Wethers Ewes oe HAY, GRAIN AND FEED | Wholesale Price Per Ton, City Price Narley— Whole 52.00 ed n Oats Molied Corn Whot Cracked Chop | Ground one Mixed Feed Dies in Accident |< Cotton Seed Meal ish Meal montone Crtie ., ranite Grits . | Linseed Meal Producer |Meat nnd Bone—Rasiern.. Looe Ment Seraps Molasses Dairy Pood Shell Meat —C Oyater Soya Bean Meal Flour—Per bbl |Farm Bureau Would | Exclude Middleman | Laws “excluding the non-produc ing middleman from reaching rgest profits from farm products’? are to be urged by the King County Farm Bureau, which held its an- nual meeting at Renton ‘Thursday Arrangements to o ist farmers to avold throwing their crops on a low market were alto discussed. Lumber Busines Orders taken by West Coast midis 4 of Kly ust | during the week ending December show a falling off in all lines | business, according to the We Lumber Review of the West © Lumbermen's assoctation | For the convenience of note pur | chasers, the Puget Sound Power Light Co, will keep their offices open Saturday afternoon, as we are near ing the end of the sale,—Advertia ment. prewar | ; [ust One After ‘Another for the | Shows New Slump a! FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920. — “Black Prince” Is OSCAR WILDE No Fake, Declares PLAY TONIG | University Students to Give | Former Nome Mayor “Being Earnest” After witnen#ing « | | ate a” ‘street payehie demon: » 1 on err, by RK, C, Pondex-|a | ter, divine healer,” alleged doct 1 magician of 216 24th Judge William A ome, Ab give oe Unt take play to be the might the firr Prince With hi ed on of new art of the ot turned, th } tm trama tic against Av former te more, ing, ¢ on will mutte nahin th the put a penny Judge G had been re-|down upon @ tained as « ¢ 1 with At! snapped A defend the grpERS HIM TO REMOVE pores rand lar NCOLN PENNY art OF) wpake that Linc will Har fo I can wee “1 picked up tt at it n was auditorium, h cor here the rr num token wi dolla read tifted a in prince's” black mas Ances. Karn writ idan a mod perform Being is con turd Importance of Wilde, iiant F ten the days ¢ Goldsmith, “It tr the ish upper class in a P 4 masterful dra coméay wituml It has been play ent but seldom in tite Hughes who came year and ot or usiasm fc Imore naid he a“ “The torney te ft i “i negro moat bi tinh 4 in the mplaint of Mr Auburn dem superior co! In penny off that the date penny it and an upe Fanson Bri The Gilmore farmer 4 and lc Lin netration naye he beliew “the ordir which Judge not be Sure enough as just as he Per | narrated. “Then bh office! on the dollar under he) more, he d off t » bank notes, a kee than I During the entire the ro ¢ mumble mystic senten the 16 dif «peaks fluently BREATHS ON BAD SCRATCH ON FINGER The then deteeted a seratch ¢ little finger of one of hi observers. He of te Livine pe which he administered breathing upon the Injured digit moaning, making mysterious p with his hands, and expectorattr ot timer, ording to more’s account “In warn't irfore fessor ¥ i matic more 4 freq explained by took he Central building ry told me the @ oath, ¥ rignatures on und faster him.” in this rther a - on in Gilmore re of dra to the-univere spite of th ing rfoxpher the theatrical ge to center thal Glenn Hug femnor art AMAZING KEV it according loged pxyehic |aaid to have of PHENOMENA pr ses cALED TO HIM luded amazir to coul ith A n 7 ty last liffic nd ent! r one of work without any #ts 46 clans work about, he ad tracted city Interest plays. The cast isn lar students in the class of play ing. Several of them are alré well known to campus players rant Merrill, Hare lifford Newdall, Je with Crawtfor Smith. Jemonstration, to «r phenomena to ai idexter is nek oan Gilmore, similar Por performed tn the Fan to he could see their two Myra Jean in lang « th * Gilmore stunts nt was alread. the classy up of regud home to Mr, and Mre n eon the daughters 19, and thru prince bad n th astound them and dress $500 Th me ot wicke includes McClinton, ¢ MeMorran, Herndon Gordon Gr to cure the allment by wtalked with hin flashy and long yw afternogn, the former Alaskan said and in the most approved Hindu nanner offered to show what he These people call me a fakir,” prince id te re marked, meaning p who had just raided divine bunga iow” at the 24th * will demonstrate.” Gilmore paid he # into the Pondexter Several on turban « prine into re's off n his robes one ham and To move automobiles laterally garages a low wheeled electric p form has been invented, couple a ch ar & couple of days the scr bothering the patient sid the judge. “I asked ¥ mdexter if he would make of demonstration in pnvinee every b and he paid wit police the “ * ave o hi the « pe ec he had would m wort it to the addre goods indeed be glad to, n of the court wed the charge ther p re ne t him be xpect mi fore the ngiad bie blin to trial oT) Beg Pardon! SEK everythin abeat "Wheeever an error creeps | inte The Star, we will be very glad to correct tt, and we will (hank the friends — whe call it to our attention The date of “Franklinite,” annual dramatic production of Franklin high school was erroneously sta in Thursday's Star to be next Mon day night. It will held in the school auditorium and Bat urday night LITTLE GIRL IS _ KIDNAP SUBJECT case came MAYOR OPENS. NEW WIRE LOOP the first direct tele between Seattle and the Western Union ny was celebrated nge of felicita Mayor Hylan of the Kast, and by Mayor the New York of the Opening graph circuit jew York by Telegraph comy Friday by an tions between Seattle of the Caldwell of Went Said Mayor look upon to Alaska and we Oar Specials Men’s new Sample Suits $12.00 vr Slightly Used Pants $4.60 ww Men’s Overcoats $3 .00 UP Ladies’ Winter Coats $2. 50 uP and "$3.00 up Suits and Over- ex be tonight “In the Bast Seattle the gate snd the Great North eve tha Hylan we as way be your city stitved to become the metropolis the fie.” Said Mayor Caldwell: “Writing un der smiling skies with snowe monienine bounding the horizon and rones blooming in our gardens, I send Ps you and the people of New York the felicitations and best wish: | jes of the people of Seattle.” of } \Milk Prices Are IM, Deo. 10.—Lite Lowered in Tacoma! aping after another for) TACOMA, Dec. 10.—Reduetion in| 6 years old. | milk prices of from 15 to 25 per! Pauline was ving with her cent were announced today by the mather, Giadys Crocker, at Racine, | Boys! Ice Cream Co, largest milk Wis, when an auto drove up to the, Mstributor in the city. Several door and several men grabbed the | other dairies aiso announced similar | girl, She was taken to the home of | 'ductions her father, who ia living here, having| The new prices are: Pints, deliver. obtained a divorce from his first 4, T4e; quarts, 12%¢; over counter, wife, The father claimed courts had | half cont less. awarded him custody of the girl Three women and a man drove up| White nee Si to the Pillman home here last night and again the girl war seleed and] ruxhed to her Racine home. Police called at the h mother said whe had be | tody of the child | Courts will probably |t© decide who shal! have } Pauline CHIC. in jJust one Pauline Pillman AGO, kidr School Teacher | CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Superintend ent of Schools Peter Jorgenson, Gut |tenbure, Iowa, bas been signed to piteh for the Chicago White Sox next year, it wae stated at the Sox of-| |fices here today, | Jorgenson was star hurler for the | To please tly § South Sea islanders, | iowa State Teachers’ College nine for a girl must be tattooed sky blue and | seve ral seasons, and wae captain in| wear a nose ring 1919. ne, and the o given cus 13173 First Ave. Near Union Facing Arcade Building Entrance be called on t girl. Do you realize what great bargains we are offering? Ladies’ High and Low Shoes from our Main store and Pine St. store have been grouped in the Downstairs ingly low. $4.95 - $7.45 - $9.95 These Shoes up to $18.50. are all of the prevailing styles and sold at prices ranging Shoes are marked down to— $4.95 - $7.45 Men’s Work $3.95 and Dress $9.95 A suggestion: Make use of our Hosiery or Merchandise Certificates in your Christmas giving. Made out for any desired amount. -TURRELL SHOE CO. | Second and Madison Department at Second and Madison and are priced amaz- r