The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1921, Page 12

. eR ee re ae ea THE SRATILE STAR TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1 STEEL MAN (Shin News| Upward Movement on BUTTER MARKET [MANOR COLONY TAILORS HERE PEANUT BUTTE a Ship News 7 York Exchange ISTFFENNG IS BG SUCCESS) AT GONVENTION FACTORY HER | | TURSDAY WEDNE: nie ‘ ed ey : bated Pel pal Meg riaby, ‘ork ORK, Jan. i—-An upward movement in stocks was inaux-) No Pricg Changes Effective| Alderwood Settlement Has| Sixteen Seattle Delegates at! Seattle May Become Pea- ( i | First Low , ; || Pies atieh ride | ; Crucible Steel, whose advance was almost as sensational as tte «ud Yet, However Healthy Growth Los Angeles nut Butter Center of U. S, i “ den decline last month, started the day with a jump of % to 1% points ‘ am d |) lowe Law Tia d wold ava of 30 potn om Its December to ae Saag ‘ P jinas pom eet i prety b> Bleep eh up th, a : pp ved > aa = whe pl off leader| With the movement heavy «ince! That Alderwood Manor, midway| LOS AN Jan, 11-——Sixteen| A new industry just started tm fe | LUE rt t " Aer! iL 11 the last decline, the butter market | between Beattle and Everatt, on the] delegates fre ttle wigned the ron-|attle and one which gives promise Fe Second High Tide| Second High Tide) with an advance of \% to 160, while Pan-American lost % at 77, Baldwin of bla Ge t in the {[ 8:29 pm mo noe elena pm, 108 tel ‘ has stiffened with the advance of | North notion In | ” edvwrell | lena p Locomotive led equipments, with salon at 91%, up %. Ralle were irregu d with the ad f| Pacific Northwest Traction interur-| ter today at the opening of the pec-|of big development is the Bpr ‘ tan with Rendtan aka yaad. ” eS old weathes, jobbers report, No|ban line, is rapidly growing in popu-|ond annual convention of the Pa-| peanut butter plant at 915 F. James 5 i | “anne wcRaprerr a he aettin Bt iv baker habe a naw dich ot © price changhs were effective Tuen-| lation and wealth, is indicated by @| cific Coast Merchant lors’ aswocia-|#t. Mesers, Bhort, Philips and Healy, Crisis of Depression Has Opcuing: prlece Includeds Central Leather 40%. up te: Baltimore &| day, however, and whether there will | sts t Junt Janued by the Puget|tion at the Alexandria hotel in Lon) the three men interested tm tp ilki Obie 87M uo %r Btudebaher 54%, unchanged; PuncAmerican 17, off %1 (be any Muctuation tm quotations in ny, owners of the project.|Angelea.. More than 300 mercbant| financing and management; are fm Passed, Says Wilkinson, Tad Sere Urcko neds Merinan Petroleum ith a> Mar daldwie #Gicup se,[therimmediate mtere, jobbers con-| wh that the Average | tailors from ail sections of the Pa-|millar with the manufacture and 43 of Crucible New Haven 211%, up %; Reading 84 (f 4; United States Stool 43%, up| der too uncertain @ proposition to family at Alderwood | cific const were present at the sés-| merchandising of peanut butter, have Yi Atlantic Guilt Sumar $3; Inter-Corporation 46, off 4; Ha-|fisk their reputations upon, Manor one year ago was $2,150, and| sion, Th@ convention will continue| ing been associated for many years . — Fine preferred 68%, apiohn Wootee $04, 4084 . . The egg market is steady, now 1s $4,600; while the aaneased val-| for three days with other manufacturers of the | RY ALBERT APPLE Ph et eee areund mid-day. In-| Movement tif the produce market, | uation of the land, exclusive of the| ‘The Beatle delegates are: J | product. “There in no logical reason why The crisis of the business depres: Continued gains were shown by #hippin. m Kulet, 1. C. Alt, T. J.) attle should not become the aie has been passed and conditions {Lamping Formally Succeeds ternational Mereant Marin ched 6 compared with last year's low of 44, while Atlantic Gulf gained about 2 points. @rad Ny prove fro now on. This is as cuinien) aps pel evative| Lippy neral Asphalt established a new record high wince It has been Nated mn the stock exchange, going above G4 c ‘ expert-—Horace 8 Wilkinson, head ; . mer wos speve MM o*e.& er, to rine has increased from 609 a year ago|J. Michaels, D. M. McCartney, N. M.| iv the nearest U. 8. port to the Of the Crucible Steel Co. Work of the port commission for to 1,436 today, making an increase | Pinella, 8. B. Prusckansky and J. D.| ply of choice Oriental peanuts. Prices Pald Whotesale Dealers fer Wilkinson shares the belief of the | the coming year war reorganized ~ GRAIN PRICES N. Y. Stock Exchange Vegetables and Frais of 236 per cent for the year. On| ‘Tracie. | “5 careful supervision of | 7 19@ . enpecially in vegetables, continues | company's demonstration farm, ts J. 8, Kane, T, T. UL fulr, Prices on the whole are steady,|now $1,987,224, as compared with } with the tendency In certain linds of | $781,000 a year ago. Ed F. White, P. O, Wold, J. 8. | butter manufacturing center o perishables, as lettuce and cauliflow-| The population of Alderwood Manor | Craton, Louis Grows, C. Hf mans,| United Staten,” says Short. “8 feading manufacturers and bankers, |4 meeting held Monday (Monday's Quotations) Artichokes Per ™ Jannary 1, 1920, there were 20,000! fam G. Levy of Los Angeles, presi-| proces#ing and proper merchand that fulltime factory operation and Dr. W. T. Christensen, formerty Pomished by 1. B. Manning & On, | Reneosts Sees we white Leghorn layers owned by the| dent of the association, opened the | and advertising we hope to make heavy buying by consumers are wait | Secretary of the commission, was becend Avenue nettlors, as ¢ompared with 65,000| meeting by reading the annual ad-|attlemade Spredwell peanut butter } | . Bong ie te cnet a tee tegen bres oh gh pee sane ‘ teers “h| TAKE A SLUMP ite owned now, producing 172,800 eges dream, It in expected that a new era food for the dining tables of the ‘hat time is close at nd," says as poretary. orge 5 mping, who recently defeated T. Wuki ‘The dollar he weekly. in the talloring industry will be|tion—just like Carnation milk inson. “The dol moon again L ‘ i I | will buy 100 certs worth.” \8 Cauliflower Ca | "Vocal, per doa”. Calery—_Loeel, per | "Cal, per orete 2g6% In 1919 the largest profit realized! marked by the meeting tomorrow, Paul's in eS : ids pot — hs sworn in} wt ta | Ovcumbers-—W alle by any one family In this settlement | when the plan to spend $5,000,000 on PICK-UP STARTS Ne -r e inpo a corecan Central {Decline Slightly After Strong Pr) Wenen, oS pan aon was $1,000, while for 1920 the highest |a national co-operative advertising | WHERE? beep - 0% | Kaw Piemt—cai, per ™ profit made was $12,952, In the last | program is presented. The pick-up will start probabty in ae dengy wing la expreased the | Opening Carite—Pee me. - : year the number of fruft trees net ~ lew York a New England die. | beacure he had nad in his work as — out haw increased from 708 to | Co | nll for petop deflation “Is fastest port commissioner, and offered his] cytCAGo, Jan. 11—After a strong ; total of 6,604 | N.Y. | ffee and Sugar | | there. services as adviser at any time. Up-/ opening grain prices declined alight. | Cangdiae Pact oh | A new $20,000 brick achoothoune, | 5.520 per ib; granulated, 7% @7.000 per Gtecl trade expects heavy buying |°" Motion of Commissioner Lamp-|!) |p trading on the Chicago Hoard M. & Mt P o% the third in the community, ts near ins sweety { Trade today due to lack of de ution of thanks Wasi mand for exports, The advance at ing completion and will be dedicated |, Coffee —No. 7 mpot Bio, 4 @6% Der) yim sont, Jan. 11—Poll py for his interest in theo} No. 4 Bantos, $4 @%%e per Ib en the evening of January 17. In | man John Layton was shot and fo start within $0 days. Big business |! Men think that when steel industry d f the market, which Fevives it will touch a match to gen oa Cr witteweh a neem ag ag 16 1920 Alderwood Manor acquired a| —————_——8 eral business revival. In the business meeting that fol fye'nuenos Aires market. Trading arte .43 SAYIN postoffice and telephone myutem, the! Public Markets | jousty wounded during a revolver Stock market apparently is near “pe reorganigation. Commissioner) was light, with losal selling the | iiset unre. 3: ” cages hee nee ®. latter with 104 subscribers. with automobile bangits whom he! Bottom. Present low levels are about eee ae foo boca or rod ba a et cei Tree | tainiion “ | Rolnecis--P per COB® ve ree “Recaune a solution of the logred S| surprise robbing a soft drink estab im the same as three years ago, when | “Te Of the port» tive plans. | “March wheat opened at $1.79 up nquash Marblehead j of land problem has been found in TIKE PLACE lishment here today. a eee | 4 le Bs & twoyears’ upward movement set | ¥ ue fs 129% and later lost lc; May opened | Hubbard the Alderwood Manor plan we have! , Stell 37. bp American cane sugar, | ‘The robb ve toot > : off le 4. dropping te ctatore—Per To. 4 Te Aho. § Te Toe. Beall ure robbers escaped with thetr ptm, When market begins climbing | yoo psig rt OREIGS | May corn opened at Ti tect 20% & | Soamsace el. por luc: | the fastest growing rural community | fresh milk, Bie qt. Stall, 1616," yot|—@ few cigars and @ couple “3 healthily, prosperity is not far off.) .o" rl “apo i: b ny! ite — and later lost %c; July 21% |e Local, per sack jin America,” raid W. A. Irwin, man-| roast, te T.: shoulder lamb, te t.: pork | Canadian quarters, : Stocks anticipate depression, also |°** acket line o reat Britain 7 ) up Se, and later lont eu “| Wash. ager of the land department of the | fes*t. 2¢¢ 1; lamb chops, ihe ™: pork bk hat found at th | will be opened in Seattle Febru May cata ned Ke at % Yame- | ch ite fh. # 2 prime rib| A bloody ha: e sens pe. according to Col. EJ. M. Nash: of, aTOpping we before the close 26 Puget Sound Mill company, today. ant, tie t.. bacon, 30e'% Mall |the battle indicated Layton woun New wage scale in many indus bs etptes £6 Oe. M4, ME. Hash, OF onc at te wae ke and an 41% “We have demonstrated that with| 12.2 Ms Jap rice, tic. 4 tbe rolled oats, |one of the robbers, the polio Eee is, ouh-c0-06-per cont, | epresenta of the Une ia| Additional subsequently Re me Proper education, financing and cred. i 4 boxes Kearchlight matches, 26. | ported. Me Prices are falling twice ay fast as|th¢ United States and Canada. Keith RAE pt ft. settlers can make a profitable in-| atte a9, ¢MEMEE AM th eNO MEI BIE , Wages. That appears to be a settled |, Fisken, formerly with Frank |Chicago Beart of Trade i * ivans 2+ lcome from these lands of Weatern | ,,Mslie 8-9. good choice : Policy in the big offices. be ne ee ae Teens ae (Tuesday's Quotations) Routhern Pacif oon Washington. Stalis ’ SPRING DRESSES we ae nee herr s “Thin company has erected and is } PARIS SCHOOL , |LEAVES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE Maren tive ee | 8 In order to Me PBs: oh May Lre% Le % operating a 20-acre demonstration | Pr, © America announce that prices of| gree cay . of fw Mtg +4 4 Line nettlers receive a free education and | mut butter » 1 he N elghter Toyama Maru |July . ay ‘ Grape vee. | 28° ® all 189, | Nuce pring dresses will be lower ie a x. yy nage Per made qe py A Z ° or training in poultry cnlture and veee| 500)", wa om» TRAINING But skirts may soon be longer, to} to, Mt en cee ee mice: Puce BA | qlmparers, ver lug ==> table and fruit raising. It is largely | cre m. tail 134, corn, 1 Use up surplus cotton, silk and wool. a ws nape weve ppaaliagad lab Hited Haetall Btores, 67% oe tone because of the lack of thene training | Crisco, ¢be ; |Tuesday, as formerly planned. U & Rubee 4 Cal ‘ | rroNoMY Teaching Drama, Comedy ee Wool miles are heavier. Carpet| igen Pl. U. & Rubber Neoney—Couh, per cra opportunities that many persons eh Pde | | makers are the big buyers. But| ia . ‘ | May ME wns at 4 | Ptrained, per M have failed to make a muccesn of|, "tails 20-21, Spokane Beauty appies, Dancing Bs JAP SILK MEN COMING Lore h Copper see NS |pamene- Her ben 7 [848 per box! potators, $1.49 per sack _ South American wool heads the sales) poriowing the Chinese silk mist ra Vanadiuin iteet a% ae Oranges —Per case. farming on the loggedoff areas Of | wisn 46 o 2 fhe 300 cof. We finish you for the Unt. net Watess iy ‘ TApanes® se-ees this mtate. foo, 3. Ihe. Dancing instructor, Howard In cotton, the bad news is all in, | * few days, & party of Japanese | Tine — WhiveDveriena se as Frere ihe tes “Recaune of the {deat climate and | Halle 27-38, 2 Taylor, teaching the latest say brokers. Exports have been run-| be te Jan Hrook. Rapid Transit. 31 a tenerife sot] in this Puget Sound country, 1! ff" 8), orem tions in the following dan Tuesday night on the limer|May..... Alaska-Juneau confidently expect that Alderwood | and beans the, 3 26: ging half less than a year jo. Sev. Pomegranat: Ver bes. Classics, Ballet jature, | aval large textile ieaiore: tite "Woe neal Mase. Beaee Coes Shey see} ca ae | France Driea, per Manor will be one of the largest eg. | 8¢: § bers Koyal White soap, Toe, meantrier Booth, Clee sal F eut cotton goods another 20 to 50 te, cane: 2 Rett wee LIBERTY BONDS NU fe mp centers in the United SANITARY Soft-Shoe Dancing. oper cent . SHR ; High low Cress) Friese Raid ot Whetewate | Staten within a very few your” |, fal) 48, "poration, #14 Meat and lard in cold storage ix ‘s Wemiuhes byt. ae 2-90 | Aimed we, B. xe ———— F aes neous is, on Office 4091-4091-, less than a twoweeks’ supply. sys} _ BALTIMORE LINE HERE - Seid 5t.00 | Ceesmmute Cal. par Wa S20 corm, “Ihe; #60. bottie ice 4091 A American Institute of Meat Packers.| The Parr-McCormick Co, haa been | Orein— | ae 4600 8 Japancne aad iF A a ag ge ony Bg Be to Meat wholesale is dropping to pre |aPpointed Seattle agent for the At- Corn eo 4a bese 9954 | Watmene—Cal peokeidotieincetartly No. 18 Cottolene, bets 1% war prices. lantic-Gulf & Pacific Steamship cor. | Osts... eo 57.02 | Peamate—Virginla Keystone, to. tl | chocolate, the; Citrus powder, 276. Butter hoarders are caught, many/Poration of Baltimore. A regula z ah s 9. Japanese . ara CORNER loxing 10 cents a pound. ” | shipping service between Seattle and} Chicago Live Stock NEED Osos sa caso BE £5.09 | Pecnme—Dor el EGGS CHINESE _ Dail 2 eter rosat, So to 380 Bs short | GERMANY RECAPTURES Baltimore will be inaugurated, it is} CHICAGO, Jan. 11—It og »—Recetpte | ee DAIRY FROOUCTS Soe. Sete: ey seeredueibn sen one ? ane SPANISH MARKETS announced. se a Se Se, ste tam pattertad em Ped to Shippers =| What te heralded an one of the! iitail 96 fresh ranch © 4 “2 mM ETROPOLIT, Germany is recapturing Spanish wee, 1900.40 TARIFF DUTIES | mqge—Presh ranch sos. ccocnne greatest victories ever won by heed Pog: anes aaa se Bal markets from English and Ameri | JOHNSON LINE CHIEF HERE : eee st xij| pouttry industry of Washington was) {™ {cook eximon, 25¢ 1.; halibut, zee | cans. She has taken away the big| On a tour of the Pacific coast and} ends’ suaatont re hs announced Tuceday when the mi-|m': fresh water irout, tse Iba fresh toy trade we built up in Chila Bra.|the North American continent, Axel | is ; 9 DAIRY PRODUCTS Dreme court of the state hended|craba 2 for zie. “lis canceling American orders|Jobnson, owner of the Johnson line 4.40) peur Taal creamery cobee {down an opinion requiring restav-| ge. 47 eta tice Yorima Gem pote- right and left, Germapy undersell-|of steamships under the Swedish gf EER a 8 ate ‘fe | rante and cafes to apprise the public! yor g2.09 per wack, joval Burbank po- ing us 60 per cent. flag, in In Seattle Tueaday. With his | WASHINGTON, Jan. Lp eae | nese “prea ranch -———-—— -62 | when they nell then Chinese egen | tators, $1.50 eack. Mtalle 23-24 Koval 44) “Restaurateurs who sell Chinese | White soap, § bare 2ic; Borden's milk, er t | Put ets Rehabilitation of Europe awnits| wife, Johnson arrived here Monday that “very great injury” will be done Stall cana'200. thal 4 beat pet feast definite fixing of amount of German|on Ms motorship Buenos Aires, the Pacific coast by emergency tar | Or triplets ... 29 | eres will now have todispiny a sign iyo m. stall 26, pienic hame, 20 1.) indemnity. That must be settled by | which is now in the Todd drydock for Fore: gn Exchange iff bill duties on Ortontal vegetable | Wisernsin crear brick 34 telling the public afl about it.” HL HL | pot roast, 12h Th; steer steak, 166 Ry é May 1, under peace treaty terma, to| minor repairs. NEW YORK, Jan. 11.—-Forsien ex-| Olle wan laid bef the senate fin} Limbereee “49 | Collier, state food mapector, declared ; Polling beef, 106 M. $ be paid in full in 30 years, eee mgs opened higher. Sterling ne® committee today Wash triplets vp ‘ee | Tuesday. Live Stock Market $ Canadian dollar has slumped to #6| JOINS PENN MUTUAL STAFF ae revtinn Gallane the” Anonea| Ttefineries, soap — manufacturers POULTRY Kegs wil also Inve to be brandet | Denver Live ther |_ DENVER, Jan. 11.—Cattie—Recetpts, | and other industries will be forced to) prices reid by, Whetesate Dealers With the place of their nativity, ac-|. fo "aa? market he to 40c lor “ents in terms of American money,| K. Kenneth Smith, amociated with close; shipping will slump and all the | cording to the supreme court dect | grers, $7@10; cows and heifers, 8566.50; Sanada hasn't dropped. Uncle Sam's|the Community Service since its or -_— . Pe a ene up. ccaiiabibin’ tale, eaiiemidad. Meudaee Pacific export and import buxinens ‘ | secters.and feeders, $5.50@1-90; salves, A financial panic is raging tn Vi-|that he had resigned to take a post Portland Merit Sete will decrease, Arthur Dunn, san | “Sioned wp... [items cata 1.600 head: market 15¢ na. tion with the local branch of the| and unchanes | Francieco, aid, He represented the | Mreflers—ali weighiw . > te! ; Top, $0.28; bulk of onlen, About $00,000,000 worth of state|Penn Mutual Ife Insurance com-| Hoss —Market steady and unchaneed. | Commerce Aswociation of the Pacific |Géee --i: | td county highway bonds have been|papy. Smith served in the army | gals "sny cn tines, NT! MOFKSt | Const | ieeigian Mareo—tive fern : ‘ voted recently. As soon as the bonds |during the war, rising from @ pri-|” Mutter—49¢ per it James A. Reinatrom, Cincinnati, | feeders, $7.5¢ are sold, work will begin, employing| vate to a fjrst lieutenant. Rexs—47@ Sie per dom Onio, manufacturer of fruit prod le aundreds of thousands. eee tena Sale oad i‘ ucta, Opposed an amendment placing Hard coal is off $4 a ton in some| SUPERVISION COMMITTEE = |~222-225 "| 0 apty on cherrite, He declared cities. Caused by paralysis of export | QUITS aan Diewo— Arrt January 16: Mtr| Western cherry growers will not be With approximately 20 cases to demand. | weettess Seared Abel dnamenien) hiey from “Henttlo vin San | benefited because they already have | consider, the federal grand jury went a Automobile buying ix expected to| Monday that the joint committee stl ere ee an Padre ant han edit | bigger home market than they can into seasion Tuesday morning after -SAVE MONEY= pick up after January and February|the American’ Railway Association | cise» | euppiy | | bein charged by Federal Judge Jere-|| Traves by sreamer aurto shows, mya George M. Grahgm, [hind the Interstate Commerce Com-| Nan Pedro-tailed January 18: ste At-| On the contrary, Senator M Nary, | Stree miah Neterer, y Ss ews Plerce-Arrow official. Ford plant/minsion has disbanded its Seattle or-|[j,co, "ty for Beattie via MAn Free) Oregon, told the committee that the] smooth h Several narcotic cases, inctu@ing Rough heary « Pige aoe cher the matter of the $40,000 cache of probably resumes Feb. 1. Tire pro | ganization. Present surplus of cars| San Prancisco—Halled Jan ary 10: Str industry “will| duction now is only 20 per cept|and means being taken to p en competition smoking opium found in the King asf. | wasteful loading, made the super. ay: an y i established.” | station by a federal prohibition offi Peed pe EY % Semone eeagecame vision of the comm: unnecessary anua He instrom’s astate-| cer a few weeks ago, are to bef gingic ines wd i wven, 01. 81. at this time. via __ | ment, that practically brought before the body of delibera-|] Trip 70c * ie $1.20 Mat. Sat. s73e = = eee Meatdis ot 4000 & str} all Pacific coast cherries are sold in| tors. including Plus 10% for Wee tee, PORT RATE ACTION DELAYED <a competition with Itallan cherrien. —--—__—_ nero Prime lambe Yearlings Wethers i HAY, G RAIN. AND FEED Wholesale Price Per leon one Prtee | Bariey — Whole Booking and Tour West of ANGELES - STRAIT POINT ‘STMARDING FETE |-==sstestaa IS CALLED OFF oe WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Plans | SiSGGL Teyana e@eoaas: Inaugural for Presidentelect ‘Herd,|f DAILY 30.7. | | bsorbing port charges until Janua: y” the bill as it stands, eesti an Optimist”--McPherson | reicnt bureau. On January 26 the! ,,©: : At a private conference of railroad i McNary also urged tariff protec | land steamship officials and ocean ter.| Reported by Wireless rF n for Northwest walnuts and fil-| jminal operators it was decided to| Canadian Government : berte, T. C. Atkeson, representing | it was announced Monday by 8. J § i |results of the port conference to be! tor Hon wen moun tt f Vi Statistics | postpone action on the matter of Tanwar ne at the National Grange, favored “un | “Learn the Truth and Be Henry of the North Pacific coas : 1, McPherson, assistant to the|held in San Francleco will be avail.|p. m: str Morace X- Master, Beattie. tor | BIRTHS inaugural for President-elect Hard. president of the Chamber of Com. | able. | Bianco: m Tete Muknea, K., 7610 22nd ave. &, boy. ing. EB. B. McLean, chairman of the | RS@lA LETS lee aTa : 4 merce and Commercial Club, says| o: 9% © Seattle for Portiand M.. 622 Main at. girl inauguration committee, announced ° ‘ = q that if there is anything wrong with|FUSHIMA MARU WEDNESDAY nha river | Shinilieu, i, 310% 14uh ave all plans for a big celebration have » Seattle, it must be and is in our-| Due in Seattle’ Wednesday, the N. | “!t¥ hal for Be Totton gy of ire hy been abandoned at Senator Harding's selves. Y. K. liner Fushimi Maru was|*?* Pisttery st hm ee ee ee request. i HOOD CANAL Poin with “What Seattle has had In the past | look: 4 for off Williambh 4d Tues Hue Ham, 1202 Washington, bey. ——- = Prid “DANCE ORIGINAL to make it a great city it has now,”|day. She t# bringing 123 passen. Arrivals and Departures j Haight G. E. Lake Forest Park, Ss F: . Prod: ‘pend Featare Ph he said. “We have the same loca-|gers and 467 bags of mail for Se. | "ith ‘ tr Eastern Lead | ody Chin, 1911 Ark an ETancsco ace NEAH BAY & WAY PORTS} MbbetMi ES! tion, basic resources, trade and trans. | att Weat Hartland. | Knox, A. N di pAbN FRANCIROO, Jan. 11-—Butter— U ~ climate, TOYOHASHI MARU, N. Y. K.| Nakamures, urth ave Be| ’ Rew Extras, 64%4¢ per dor: extra | Maia ba sec “The world has been passing thru) LINER, was due in Seattle Tues.| per fom. Aa srl ied eink hes : ’ : eal” See SSS Dee Gee! eae: Raliste, Ste j ’ 5 >—Atr Admir ane seeees 3 jerkized | pull > troublesome times, and altho blessed |day with a general cargo of Pacific Coast coal bunkers—U 8 L wT) Chara. R. 667 King at. girl . per dom. poe eee: ee ae PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION, CO in being far removed from the cen-|tons and 8 bags of mail Rese. ad lsbimure, X~ 215 Third eve 8. | Molasses Dairy eed « : Cheese—Californta fiat, fancy, 24Ke a ter of disturbances the world’s cata- oe Alaska Steamehip moorings—Btr Skas-|sirads, B. 1008 First ‘ = clysm has #0 changed th Jer of ae’ , | Morinag 519 J chang he order o! Picific’ Coast Kingineering works—# or <a. 9 Jan 7" | things thruout the entire world ~ci| Weather Bureau Report Toonium, ntr Weatward Mo, ate Nile, |AMKAMOO, My BAZ Jackson wt, gtrl : Seipint and Crevini. all communities are more or less| Faliing ometer; clear; wind northeast, | Connecticut #t. terminal—Str Yoremite, | Kiriyama, 8. 4 Vighth ave. 8, GPE SS, SR Aa: affected. miler an our a [Albers Broa. ¢ Bir Griftau pheokin BO ened wits . “But bear this in mind, Seattle in| ~ ed 7 ‘Clear: wind Atacy et. terminal—U ® © & Burnside. kinson, + 320 jitman ave, q enst miles an hour, Passed out: Str) Kast Waterway terminal—@tr Weat - boy | _ H Jean affected than other cities, tor we| Wheatinnd Mont. at lp. tm. 6 P. M--|_ rod. str Went Taon Wert Him-| ender, 3 1019 Pike at, boy. have the basic commodities. We must | Clear; wind east, five miles an hour td ‘drydocks—S8tr Osaqumatck, sene| Yamase, S. 1321 Ab nt.. boy. y NUT the unatauie hence, | Onioiae, bound tsi Two-macted atecey Columbia, tr ‘Prenident, ate Admiral |elzer, A. W., 4220 Findlay ity git un re s re en d fictitior i PORT ANGELES, Jan. a , dman, str Atlas, motor schr Buenos) U!p. G.. 1814 Minor ave, boy. | oan earee and fi . Mis prowperity | _ TOS i; ge eit ee rene motor sehr Busnes) welch, ‘M. G,, 1618 27th, boy. H wy Fine _wiwett } i pd inflation to the ‘firm Sooper somagen | Arion yardn—str Roosevelt, veo Haumenct. HC 1, 2002 18th 8. boy. L] Now—With Mat. Wed and ; enources, natural ac Puget Hound Bridge Iredaing works— | Martin ‘ aatinke, boy. 3 . “THE WOMAN HE M | : ihe Patterson, bull Ratahew, | Uxiel, Albert h aves it ‘Thrown from his motorcycle, when Al $ vantages And normal conditions. We | |Arrivals and Departures Lake Union—Hulls Abiila, Abnoba, Aby-| Loftus Sturgis road. boy. {it struck a telephone pole on Eighth Mats., 37¢ te i eee Mae che Sent. fientiy on the} PN . do, Addison, Allenhurst, Anmik, An. | Wianet, S., girl ave, between Pike and: Union sts, FINA War. Sem ‘ound and go forward in a deter-| enuary tr Pomona from am thon, Bayden, Bertra } Pearson, F. Boren, boy, sebeed = "4 ] ae and constryctive effort to pa, | $UFK via London, st, Balboa and| fiiscaya, Black Wolf, Bianford, Gel. | Dankle, J Third No pick, Tuesday noon, Howard L. Cowden, HL. Mca deveion the ection oe | an ¥ taco; ate ebl Maru fr oa win, Boughton, | Peruta, Puyallup, | Strickland, , 714 Union st, girl. | 23, of the Roosevelt hotel, 1818 Sixth ' : poten yhama at hoon 4 Cagacan, Copraria, Cardia, ave., received @ possible concussion ; tial resources of the great trade ter.|_ January 10-—Mtr Admiral Evans trom| Gharun Chonterfield, Chaleln MARRIAGE LICENSES ,, i Fitory which Seattle must serve }eisah Columbia worte ee eit bmx oer = ectra, Endymion, Name and Residence Aes | Gonaen ieee trae There’s work around your house suffi- WMathiuslanm seseritial to success-| Richmond towing vec Ne st Seow bes| Lucy miectta: mnaymlon, For Forbes, Frederick 1a, Seattle. .Lewal |gciouy by. & M. Osborn, Laat Ward cient to enable some deservi i elas st pcpactieal-edicr gag Eamon d fy Blige | ~ Mort Harrieo ort Jackson, | turk, Mary M, Seattle " resgage lingo u. ‘ Oatiorn, 327 Ward eserving man or THE BORSINI TROUPE | edge pellef not only of our Hetfernan dock--Str Cordova, UB 'C #|Woodlin, Charles B,, Dufur, ¢ |st., who brought him to city hos- ‘ Novello’ Bros; Claire Vincent i Unpiedge and belief not only of OUF| seauary 11_—9h ett ra | Hetfernan dock —Atr Cordova, U # © &| Woodlin, Charles B. Dufur, OF | pita woman to earn the price of a meal for the Beck “and Stone; Counted ‘ The man or woman who knows can Yezor, UK Y M8 Gen. Mifflin, tit] Jones, Robert, Kirkland | Cowden worked in tho mines near family. nd; The Molntyren; “eae i a cy ctuir Wie xn ookeiee, 1 a Dibbie, Geraldine, Kirkland” Wallace, Idaho, until recently. His Mate tes ne aka q jot be other than an optimis n Kenftedy, Patrick J. Seattle ..Legal| wife lives at 815 4 2: a. a J we J : this work we must combat envy and Toys manufactured in the United iansen, Christin€ It, Seattle: -Legal| wothor Neo on qeth on in tenn Le ‘ personal selfishness, for these are the ates in 1920 are estimated at a| Williams, Delbert Ly, Leavenworth 29 | morten ves on 14th ave. in Seattle, t your need be their help. @lements that will be fostered by our alue of $100,000,000. | Cleveland, Bthel M, Seattle | Cowden will recover. BUNGALOW enemies. Those who lend support to} | H. A., Seattle ... ae Fy * RESTAURA! Eeeeties. Teoee who tend. support to +a came HAs Seattle Phone—immediately—to Main 2286 and ‘Third Near Pine Beattie 7 c | DEATHS state the work you want done. GEORGE, wi 0 ol citize ed vork- e trim y am io D m1 a ov ar aah ak alasthege ta to force | Alaskan Ve sels ji Gantihe 6-7 adle aacn ovaagin tind ta. gi Musical Revue i | Clearings .... Dancing @ & A competent man or woman will be sent Oreheatra. Ketchikan—Aalled January 10; Str Sof. Beattle and the forces of construc-| ; } | | of evil that can retard the growth| ,,herehikan —alled January, Balances ..... ....+ and prosperity of & | Princess Mary, northbound, at 11:40 >. ms. ‘Tacoma . lint Willard “This ig the broad, constructive | oe w ‘ { Clearings .. s..s+6« $88,744.00 | |Meonach, Lissie, G4, 944 Zoth ave WASHINGTON at once, work of the Pacific Northwest prod-| Vv Is i | jor $2,744.00 | | Niquina,” Masklo, 2 months," 6708} ASHINGTON, Jan, 11.—Acting ucts committee of the Chamber of | essels in Other Ports re ee sake WA ilsin aS “ast biae Secretary of State Davia today aaked | ekstidietonidsebiniidiaig aie So oU aS Roman ih ne dianndGe yr= tag Hull, England—Arrived J ‘ ° uldwin, am Th. 41, Key-| Secretary of Labor Wilson to deport . ; Commerce and Commercial Clut witon ror oitie sh ‘x parings (6c, ...4, 1. 1984sei06 F eda neat aati Seba rpg ch cot p iis mor hien Not Charity but Justice Cristobal and St mae. Jalance 486,301.00 1 4 vets >? i —= n De. ALBERT MATHIEU, wns has Crinobal and we Thorman tances. --i--4- 486,801.00 | [Pang Ah, db, 1289 icin mt Cork, declaring the state departi@®t | Don’t Fail—Don’t Delay Levy's Musten been «tudying in New York, was| Maru from Seattle vie Victoria! | Crearings Aon 5.04 Bee yagnet lee Aa seent would not waive the passport regula Mighte thondescn ae seheduled to arrive in Seattle Tues 2 ee a a tg at | manes 1,800.00 t bt lekerson | tion in the ca Daily, 7c, Ladies’ Mats. (Bx day. Went Soges trom Meattie via hn lp sas He th bleed s 00 Kalberg, Britta 69, 3634 Wood O'Callaghan came to ewport Sundays), 12c. Mats, Daily ——————*%| lawn News as a stowaway in violation of Meu gnday and Thurada: