The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1921, Page 7

» JANUARY NOW NG OLD, STRIDE : Yet 100 Per Cent in| ue but It Is More Than _ It Used to Be ay RALPH F. covcH (Shi GTO! Jan. ° ie getting to be worth mor Ry your food de ac to — figures of the labor of aveling other val leads of 2% os Gittine doltar, the Amusement dollar and have been getting more too, but the food dollar the others with an advance Per cent since June department figure @ollar is worth Az compared with Mt around you pay for the food wh $1. Along last J to buy that amount of ) food dollar then was ABT cents as compared f s show exnetly 56.1 : n only 1913 took food worth n| now in it h ne there are different kinds of| dollars, The sirloin steak dol te now worth approximately 64 Compared with the 19153 sir “steak dollar. In July it Only 52 cents. history of some of the other t in the ummer Present good their promise te to aid the Northwest fish futerests. representatives of than 35 railroads with agencies Seattle today arranged to thruout the country literature Bd advertising matter for the ss ing industry centering here. Problem facing the railroad that of meeting transportation for the nation-wide distribu Of reserve stocks of canned sal @rom this point within the next weeks. This situation is «crow @ut of the rapidly increasing 0f orders for salmon from and jobbers in all parts country. on has been made by the of Pacific Fsheries that FE Se Pieerewepecner 9, 1921. ‘Ship News Tides in yee “ war tt sam Second Low Tide BATURDAY JAN, Fiest Low 1 Second I Second High Tide | Second ae mn SAILS FOR GRAIN CARGO of grain, To take tt United sbipe ship Nile sailed f the Columbia on & cars » board State ng thi ni for night tr port iver Friday o- PULITZER PASSENGERS SAFE wo oand = pw of the {schooner Joseph for some time thought to andered in | Alaskan waters, wart by the Snohomish, a Cre neers slitwer have been landed at guard to radio mes Th exer w and have coast outte nding sage received In Seattle heavy ather of Chignik RECESSED eon subtn aimants in fed having tte nce potiti both ' court was and oh phia hearing recessed I by the era! such time as bri and all made ry uments. This Place within « few weeks | Weather evens TAT LAND, . r. rs day prepare final ar to take * may be for A Report Jan was || ot Arrivals and Departures | Arrived Horace 14 Honek X. tax we, Shang Alaskan Vessels Ketenihan—alled Jenvary 38 prinvean Mary, systhnound. Vessels in n Other Ports * Hongkong a Mar fr ais-| K Arrive J kohama Y Arrived San Pedro Balboa——Artved January from Seatt tied, Ban Pr tr Btee: rer, B nd San Pe dre. San Franctsco—Arrived January 29) Str Admini ns trom «tr Mo ty tro and Astoria at § & tr at 150 pom) the last year and more whole je and jobbers bave carried aloe Alabama Mara Small stock of salmon, merely |p. m im hand-to-mouth lots to meet | Beeds from week to week Deen seriously felt in the ‘Northwest. however, the Wholesale ana] interests are described as be-| Mm somewhat of a quardary be of @ steadily growing consumer ‘5 for salmon and the certainty ‘that the 1921 salmon pack will be the gmailest in years. Prices on reserve stocks of salmon held here are ‘and jobbers are taking advantage o ‘this circumstance to meet as far as Possible their needs for months ahead. ‘SAN FRANCISCO SHOWS SLUMP Volume of trade tn the San Fran isco district, including all ports “Morth of Santa Barbara, slumped in , 1920, $28,000,000 of the same month of the previ oN, according to the latest fig-| Wwallable. During other months me San Francisco had mi: tained a substantial lead over the cor. responding months of 1919. nw ‘The slump is accepted as an indi-| ation that the depression felt in this “gection ig in no way peculiar to the | Pacific Northwest FREEMAN KICKS ON HIGH TAXES Inclosing a letter from Kendall, of the American Can hing thanking him for hie inter on eity taxes printed The Star Jan wary 20, Miller publisher @f the Prific F Sommunication to the city council @aturday protesting against high taxes as they affect manufacturers | Freeman quoted Kendall dng the American Can Co have to leave this city tax rate, under which 000 last year elaimed taxes here were 33 per « Bigher than those of any other 4p which the American ¢ does business CHURCH AGENCY The George Church advertisin, agency has taken quarters at 1141 4142 Henry building, moving from the Boston biock, which & to be torn down March first to make way for the new Seattle National Bank building The Church agency i number of large retail facturing accounts and places advertising in local of town publications sent a it pe is reduced MOVES handling a and manu writes and and out . Praemmaia BANK CLEARINGS Seatile - $4,396,404 878,890.97 Clearings .. Balances .. Clearings | Balances Tacoma 0,162.00 Spokane { Clearings . 3 | Balances .... } Portland | Ciearings . 3,735,984.00 | Balances 656,024.00 ———— 309,7 | 75.90 458,719.00 below | || An inch of water on an acre Ocean Falla B. C.—Salled January 2 a Admiral Redman for Beattle at 1¢ ht from Or: for Heattie at U8 R jtor 6 anlar ae Queen Charlo: m.; ar Fl Loditos, 12 eer @ Bow! Lob Admiral ' | San tery | Vessels in Port at Seattle et Mr Horaisan Maru ne Pacifh | Albers Pros. dock-—-@tr Rainter, | py wd atr West Cay rhe P .3 ote Northwestern. + Algonquin. terminal—str Aa Pier A arteh. Pier B Pier € Yorernita. Str Skag maori: Steamship nal—-Btr Hyades nal—U 8 1 MT Relief Alaska * Str Horace X usCce# ac str Jefferson, | Scharrenberg Ww i 8 Sur 1 Aid Seamen’s Bill/ SAN FRANCISCO arrenberg, secretary Jan. 29 of the Federation of will Monday for Washin to lobby for the passage of prope changes in the federal seamen’s sponsored tor Hiram John ». The changes provide ompensation for seamen injured at their work, and will have of giving seamen much the same pro- tection a# the California compensa tion laws give other workmen, ac cording to Scharrenberg, “In California, it a workingman fall from @ ladder on land, he get compensation, injured in the course of his work, he cannot collect compensation unless he can prove negligence, and only thru @ lawsuit,” Scharrenberg declares. Paul Se Cali fornia State | Prince “Kropotkin | Dead From Hunger| Jan one COPENHAGEN 2 Peter Kropotkin, of famous geographers and in “the world, is gead as the result of starvation, accord ing to & dispatch received from that city today the hi in tans of | ground weighs one hundred tons. THE Oil Stocks Improve; Other Sales Listless NEW trading t YORK day, M Petre id up i opening at 244 it reached 24% Northern F but The stock Jan nt 29. of the sponding te att a. UP Me tie, the feature ed this los ur it ferings heavy and a ne included Sinclair mn oxmn ( 7 Haldwin sa up the is a clone « cela were f sided ff m. Sp ne up jeneral Amer The wed firm. “GRAIN PRICES. DROP SHARPLY : |Due to Light Export Demand and Small Buying 9 Grain the I AGO, Jan sharply today due mand and lack ers. Some the was offect the al p ne pri ard mht port ying by mill arish feeling sraging wte wheat mar orn. drop HI pped ry by vit oc was ne Dr were | spene $ mt th the general ft on in the ire May and d lost pened off % sc additional CHICAGO, Ja N spring Chicago Board of Trade (Saturday's Quotations) Furnished by L. 1 Manning & Ce., 619 Second Avenwe oy Coes se on Wheat Chicago Car Lots | (Saturday's Quotations) Furnished by L. BR. Meaning & Ceo. G19 Second Avense Hors to Ihe higher 35; ui rough, market i* aay “oe Receip Lambe, 000 s7@ 10.26 Foreign Exchange LNEW YORK, Jan & GO @ Lydonta, Labor, | federal | iv. then | most | Moscow | st: N. Y. Coffee and Ss NEW YORK, Jan per Ib: granuiated No o, 6% Ore PH @10%e per Ib «| Denver Live Stock Market NVER, Jan 2 ugar 4 Boh and feeders | Hogs cows and heifers, ” 346 Portland Market Status PORTLAND, Jan. 29 bee 9 head; market nominal and ged Market nominal and 4 130 cotpta ® bu nchanged na hangee re << _ Public Markets oes yatta ‘WESTLAKE Yakima apples Der at whole Ma 1, t0e pot roast Ate: an Camp tea, T3e M% ftalin 8-9, burg rawberry SANITARY 19 eotto Stall 24—n white beans, pkg; Masola o 306 pk. beat flour, 206 Ube Callfornian white hos ki syrup, 26 1 pkg. Skinner's macaront or spaghetti ECONOMY Pure freah milk Qe at into Ve pron Statin tae 10 Ib, Ghir table pe 20¢ Ib; malt 23 pot ro: phen leat pork roma b.; bolling be the effect | Stat 29. tie | hite soap, 45¢ can Hue ean | but if a seaman ia 3 Iba. best fresh creamery butter, COMMER Stall 1%—Fancy California rica, Label Lipton’s tea, 666 1b; 2 Ibe ma 2ie; big ‘bottles 260; 10 bare Oryatal White Tea-bone atenks pork roast, Ib, 2 thm, @ bs. 25e; Columbia Mall 1 10 Ibm. B3¢ ory 90 be Ib California ben river emeitn QUEEN 2 Ibe Atal 25—Pot roast fe Btall & leg spring Inmb, freah milk, 17e; large 106; froh crackers, 16¢ large cans pumpkin, 260, tall | Best fresh butter, 440° Ib tail cane milk, 196; 5 Ibm, Jap rice, Stalia 2 Ibe.’ Flake white shortening. 360; "\oe. macaroni, 436, tal 4 fancy Baatern t pork Stali ». or atowk ny ats pink salmon ry 2 ial nalen wore Sinelalr “ 4 then be f final trading was atill a ap ah ¢ ian United Bt Baldwin 89 4; Chandler 7 ean Can | | oft | Pecetpta | +: |ber known thruout the « “ ' Washington. 1° was dull thrugut the early| marke 100-#hare lots nditions of the ote blocks until ne taken in big rday off % at twin id at Reading market. General than @ point Mexi up % Rapid elalty a off United States 4%, up ‘opper h6 44, up Amer Me alt . 4: Brooklyn rn Pacif up % can Can 32 n Petr oa were 118, American " eacting xiea wmf ver 2 strong Hethle wm Tea $%, up 2 preferre tea 8 3%, unchanged an Pet 84 Jews * a2 up » Central Pacitie Rn &Q iat ('s Joint 4s oN \ i) + Prt Asked 16 “ ron Parte 6 nited King BOOST PACIFIC. COAST LUMBER Pans were under way Saturday for a national campaign to adver. [tise the advantages of Pacific coast |tumber as a building material, aa a | result of resolutions that were adopt #4 at the annual meeting of the West Coast Lumbermen’s association at the New Washington hotel Friday night. A national fund of rained to wage the cam pected to make W aign oust lam try., din R being re-elect. Watzek, Wauna, viee president, and F. H. Jack on, Clear Lake, treasurer. Rebert Ht. Allen, Senttle, was reelected seo- retary-manager A. Le Clark F. Atwood, principal speakers Election {W. Vinnedgr, od prenident | Ore. of officers result Seattie cH Dallas Cc Tex. and Har co, were the evening WANTS CITY REPRESENTED Ureing ¢ Se a here on the nomination of a man to Mil of the two about te r on United States shipping board, Charies B. Warren, asvistant manager here for Alexander & Baldwin, Btd., ad drensed the Puget Sound Marine cir. ie at Blanc’s cafe at noon Friday DECISION HELPS SEATTLE Seattle will be on an even footing with other hay and grain shipping centers when the decision of the railroad traffic representatives to abolish consignment charges of $2 per car on wh and hay shipped nto the city becomes effective. Announcement of the decision ta made by Frank R, Hanlon, manager of the merchants’ exchange ON SIXTH DAY at ncan noon HUNGER STRIKE LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 29.—Dr Health Kngmark. hunger striking hiroprac began his aixth foodies tay in the city jail today announcing felt “much better” than during the earlier stages of his fast. Eng mark, who is 45, was convicted of practicing in violation of the state medical laws. Refusing to pay a fine, he accepted a 90-day sentence and declared he would fast until re leased Raise Funds for War Memorial Here of a proposed $25,000 4 memorial to mem N. G. who gave their oid war, rained at a Thursday night in Ma sonic temple, was being counted Sat urday by the Seattle W. N. G. Me | morial association. The total amount taken in will not be announced until Monday The memorial will statue to be pl in Wood 4 park. Prizes of $1,000, $500 and 0 are offered sculptors for the best First money fund t bers of the W lives in the Jance given to er ¢ the form »le-elect James M. filed a new bond of office for $1,000 Friday, immediately upon the with drawal of his previous bond by the Fidelity and Casualty Co, The new bond was issued by the Republic Casualty Co, and approved by cuting Attorney Malcolm Doug’ Lambert's bond has been the county nissioners at one time he pleaded guilty to a charge of receiving a bribe Action will now await the return of Claude C, Ramsay, chairman of |the county commissioners, now in Lambert not SEATTLE STAR CAULIFLOWER SNAPPED UP | Altho a fairly ls ot cauliflower was r market Saturday not fill the wholew prices w quoted an ge shipment ived ning, it demand a] m Th per crate ale % la green peppers were AC ity whe ing at 40 © per pound. There was no of green stuff anywhere Exes dropped 1 cept, selling dozen for fresh ranch pullety at 43 to 44 cents Prices Paid Whoesate Dealers tor | Vegetative Artichokes fon. Ver sack Cal, fath Hrussele Sproate Mer I Cabbage Per Tb Carrots Per ancl flower @at Fiata | Oetery purplis t 49 conte a and per orate. Local, per gon fornia, per erate Cocambere Walla Walla Rot 26 00@20 08 13% 20 LT 100) “ Retabores Spinach Pee Walia Walla > Sweet Potators Tomatore Ca! Turnipe toca mB Wash | Tome—Virstaia, per hamper FRUITS t house, Per per tue per seck vex sens + -bb0@r ee! ee Pole — HB Wash. ..... Loca) cooking Bananas Coroanuts Tahati—-Per doz. Cranberriee—Loval aatern. pe D> Dates cane Wier er feng Grape Fruit Dried, 26m. ridin, ‘ ” tT) oe 4008 08) | Pomegranates rer box | NUTS | Prices Paid ot Whoeleanie Almonds fer oy a ns ™ Cal, per M PAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid te thippers Nattertat Yaxe ' “in “ oh ranch ‘ ” ate cow DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wheiceale Deniers | tatter tr Fare Pallets | Cheess — Or triplets * Wisconsin cream brick . Limbareer Bicek Swine Wash tripiete POULTRY © Prices Paid by Wheiceate Deniers to Shippers Deeks Heme. 4 Ta and apes | Geree | Turkere french | Hens Dreweed | Geese Tarkers—Drensed | the PAGE 7 Automobile News : Chicago’s Automobile S Jan. 29. Chicago's Automobile Show, the country’s greatest industrial sition, opened today at the meum, the Coliseum ann the First regiment armory makes of passenger cars floor, showing every " vehicle from the popular priced ones to the veritable palaces on wheels, More than 200 manufacturers and dealers of accessories, devices and articles ‘lending additional eémfort utility and economy to drivi displays in the galleries and ba: ments, and you find anything from a spark plug to @ top among exhibits ne most CHICAGO, National expo famous x and Highty are on type of olor can lavish decorations in the 2l-year history of the Chicago automobile show have converted the vast exposition butldingy into bow ers of colorful beauty. Two hun dred and fifty art gins» hades, rus pended from the lofty ceilings, cart a soft glow on the million-dollar display of automobile creations. The various makes of cars ab vided off by high pillared sections, crowned with vases of rare Cameor along the gallery fronts depict the evolution of transporta tion from the ancient days of cave man to the rubber-neck sight seeing cars Altho there are a Auto Thieves DETROIT, Mich. By} means of a system of reno infor mation and prosecution Detroit haa been able to cope successfully with the automobile bandit problem. W 8. Gilbreath, manager of the Detroit Automobile club, has headed the number of theftx im that city to such & degree that the city has dropped | among | from first American to cities third place in the number of jears stolen “The Detroit Automobile club has found but one way to check auto- mobile thefts," mys Gilbreath “That's by employing legal counsel| ons requiring olfactory as well as [| and private detectives, “Our club keeps complete records in each case, which are open to the all times. Our attorney fol jows each captured thief thru the courts, looks to the presence of com: ainingg witnesses and handles all fin of the prosecution. ‘In addition, a bulletin containing onfidential information is published each day and is circulated among home interested in apprehending au tomobile thieves. This bulletin states the number of cars minsing, charac. | teriatios of the cars by which they police at #o-called | c have) flowers. | the | ow Opens Today ‘changes noted among the two hun dred and more passenger cars, there are numerous refinements in en kines, The lessons of the war have been taken to heart by the designer, who have spent all their time tring to improve the engines and it now seems as if the mit in perfection was reached ‘The most noticeable change in body lines will be observed in |stream lines running from the radi ator hood to the tonneau. Many letriking color displays are seen jamong the exhibits. There are the usual cars in black, maroon, green and brown, and then there are some finished in brilliant colors, a de |parture at an automobile show ‘France Plans to Operate Own Depots popular in the . Will soon be seen all if the plans of minister of public works of country are carried out jof being private enterprises, ever, the proposed depots will | | [United 8 France, Gan “0 over that how be the | Instead | ‘owned and operated by the French | government. Government engineers are already working on the project and draw ling up plane. The new system ts expected to bring relief in comfort and expense to the automobile tour ists of France * One still buys gasoline in gallon tins, in France, when he can find it and has the price-ri2, 15 or 18 \francs for 5 liters, @ little more |than a gation. Convenience and |fixed price are expected to result [from the use of the government See overnent which has reduced the |#*#oline depots Motor Car Smart Alecks Should Be Dealt With} “Ever have dne of these Smart | Alecks pass you and jeeringly advise |you to ‘watch my smoke’? asks | American Motorist. “Smoke observa- optical observations are not con ducive of the comfort or the good |temper of the observer. The only way to teach the motorized polecat thag he is not needed anywhere ts to tee that be is made to pay in fines enough to educate him to the point where he can no longer afford to be a polecat ucate him further than this, because Nature has given him only the brain power of the animal whose stench- producing attributes he seeks to tmi- tate.” | It is helpless to try to ed-| ! may be identified, and the manner of| The new tax on automobiles in It-/ 1921, has} thelr disappearance. Recovered cars ®!y beginning January, are ato reported so they may be| ured considerable dissatisfaction | checked off the lista of the various “mong automobile owners and man. | Tiimes ie the} concentration of all in-| the} Whotrente Price Per Tea, band Pree °° ry oe Comm Whole | Cracked Chop ‘Ground Bene Wheat--Mixed Feed Alfaite. . Alfalfa Meal Seratch Feed Wht Corounnt Meal... Cotton Seed Meal Fish Meal Crystal Grits | Limestone Grite Granite Grits Linseed Meal | Beg Prodocer Meat Serape— 10 al | | Molasses Dairy Feed Shell Meal Ca Oyster seees | Soya Bean Meal Flour—Per bbl HE STEALS SO OTHERS CAN'T “If I hadn't taken it someone else would have.” It was thus that Sam Meltzer, 31, soothed his conscience after Patrol: | man H. J. Letk bad arrested him at |Fourth ave, and Main st. Friday night for snatching $35 from the |hand of John wart, New Central hotel, 6 Weller st Meltzer, with nothing pocket, was nding across street from a shooting gallery at 5 King st., when he saw Stewart un roll a 20-spot and hand it to the gal girl for a couple of shots at the white ducks that paraded in the rear of the gallery Meltzer, still having nothing ¢ d the street, and proposed that he and Stewart split their wealth establish a sort of a communistic To which Stewart objec So Meltzer established a complete dtc rehip and confiscated the money Meltzer was in flight in a moment Patrolman Leik intervened and Melt zer fled the faster, When Leik fired three shots in the air, Meltzer came a halt He was interned in the city jail ASK RATE CAS REHEARING S. J. 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