The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 4

‘Ship News Tides in Seattle THURSDAY PRIDAY en We ree, th First Miah nde Yaw Tie Repel Fog vide oust Low Tite Heron Low | ride ‘an Tide t ft Nigh Tide Ure Keqond ap of Salmon industry! ould Be Heavy Blow HEAVY TRAVEL TO EUROPE Owing to the report of heavy de mand for commodations to Furope, the Cunard line advises thowe who contemplate « trip to inquire to Seattle from local agents for space on vart ous steamers soheduled for early packing in the Northwest & return of $50,000,000 yearty , employs more than 20,000 spring and summer sailings. . SHIPPING CLASS TO OPEN Men and vitally affects the 8) Class in shipping and exporting Of many lines of business | wit) pe opened Monday evening, in See meceraing to cxricials of the A® the Merchants’ Exchange assembly of ific Fisheries. room, in the Arctic building, as « v Beattle be: aicagren part of the university extension the threatened extinction of the: Course , Frank Wright, president of Carlisle Packing company Will be a slump that wv gy coy MAR ave Yokohama for N.Y K, SEV ts due to ke ; or 15 years. Seattle Friday, and ts scheduled to eee hundred and thirty-three con-|rrive here February 23. And 1,300 fishing craft wore o ee ‘and $2,500 men employed in up the last salmon pack fAMounted to 6,620,347 cases, AS @arloads. Most of this pack S Rave been consumed by this been under STREAMERS YALE AND HAR VARD, now being reconditie Los Angeles, are expected to be ready for service by Mareh 1 pee would have DANISH MOTORSHIP PERU ts Conditions, officials say, but under charter by Kerr, Gifford & Co. | Approximately 2,000,000 ¢ Kurope, to load grain at Por fat $10,000,000, are stored in| ° ° des 4 u | there fs a large movement this product from store to and retall dealers thruout | country within a short time there). ‘be no 1921 pack of salmon. Thus, , fishing men say they face a that will knock out the industry & decade. the thousands employed «i in the salmon packing ind’ KATORI MARU wil! sail for Yoko hama February 14 CARGO FOR TH joaded by the Frank Waterhouse & Co, due to sail February 25 TAKES STEEL CARG atean Delight | 1 at} ORTENT will which ts A shipment of 1,000 tons of stect tx included in the cargo of the steamer While there was atill no speculative public in the market, buying of {the Coast, with offerings imcreasing nid lots continued In great Volv May brokers ang bankers Were O4- lin other markets, Vising theif customers that stocks would be @ buy before the end of the |!” <a RE PT month, saying the ten sid be upward in March, | Butter fat also advance con Opening quotations Iwolling at 48 conte to wholesalers, United Stat Bteel Cuba Cane, 3. unchanged; Mexican my ane enue Were weake Preah ranch ae Ls r, Petroloum, 188%, Up % Lit, unchan Republic Tron & Steel, | , 6 % oO. ah AP ialdwin, Bh %, wn. |*0lling at 32 to 93 cents per dozen Abphal DM Auantio Gulf, and pullets were moving at ents th 79% up %: Beth " eres righted Candy, 3.| The market was in receipt of « r of belery selling at $6 per crate win, #9 ; Pan-American, 75%.| 4 consignment of cauliflower * and n Pe off \) Btudebaker 7 nalgnment t . bes ap t rh wel big” 98h off ida green pepeprs were aold « ing oft § a. Rubber, |$2,50. per erate the cauliflower ing Siabere atts, up it nd the peppers cents a pound. | | California sweet potatoes were | GRAIN FUTURES Cop Upon N. Y. RK, Feb. ry shares, 10. worked big AGAIN ADVANCE CHICAGO, Feb, 10.—Influenced by a light demand for good cash trade, erain futures advanced on the Chi- fag Board o¢ Trade today. Revival of the green bug menace thry the Bouthwest also had ite effect ner t opened at $1.62, off in later trading May ft $1.52 and May nchanged Jul ‘ ats, opening unchanged at Gwe. advanced Live subsequently. d down We at 44%@ hater : Chicago Board of Trade a } Quotations) s Many more thousands of Men) Wisfirga, Williams lite, which ts 7 Women in Seattle in other lines | scheduled to arrive in Vancouver, B mer mer ME are indirectly dependent | c qnursday, She will proceed to Prosperity of the fisheries. | oo eu. within a few days re toe ste ol are manufacturers of net) 4 a aise’ lash” Ghee wine, lumber, boxes, cans and] STRUTHERADINON STEAMER machinery, label printers.| West [vis will have approximately |! port commission, all docks, the a for the companies, steamship and) companies, wholesale house: men, dealers in coal, oil, and rubber goods, boiler And ghipbuilders, The King! in seattle late Thursday ly Saptssor also takes from the | charging her cargo she will joad lum: $280,000 a year. ber for the United Kingdom. ; ‘ “ Usted to sail early in March. p Engineers in <'s9 ‘Columbus Mecting UMBUS, ©., Feb, 10.—Men of reputation {n motor indus the annual meeting of 20. Par East on February DEVEL DUE HERE TODAY After dis TATOOSH ISLAND, Feb. 10-4 A. M ing barometer; thick weat 500 tons of freight when she sails Shipping board vesvel Deuel ts due Weather Bureau Report 6 Society of Automotive Engineers today | technica! session was to be held, . Chicago, presiding Arvived 7 February 10—6tr Cantove from sou ves of mechanical ODS! | yc via Boutheast Alaska, at 8 departments of many untver-| Peoruary 9. ‘and farm mechanical experts |courer, B.C. via Common, Ti the program, Tacoma, at T:15 p. m.; str Quew Tacoms et Tih ae mm, otr Lyman By AY MARKET DECISION |** f= Oleum at 7 am H. M. Read's request that mm. Str Kateri Maru from Van Salled ar nat ane, “9 s a ef the market ts determined, harbors and public grounds Alaskan Vessels Arrivals “a Departures February 10—Atr Queen for San Diego “Fental fee for stalls in the pub-jvia Ban Francisco and Ban Pedro, at Alameda for southweat vie ef the city council .de-| Keteniken— 9 etr Mpokane salled, southbound, at 3 p.m. , rdova-—Pebruary 9 ate Northwestern ‘WO TRAINS oF SILK sailed, southbound, at 7:20 a m special trains will be re- é for shipment East ot a| Vessels in Other Ports of silk, scheduled to arrive} yoxona: hybdtus arrived Monday on the liner Arizona | from Hea: This is the largest a booked here fn a year. | Flt ~ ea N HEADS RESEARCH sea |. ‘Torkelson, ‘alumnus of the “ye paity of Washington and vet-|""Rainoa—str Vala ved trom Beat of St. Mibiel and the Ar|tie February §, vie “Astoria, and. Bal je. has been appointed head of | sire. Ban Di tr Admiral Dew rrtve department of research, ¢m:|trom seattia February @, via han, and carge mill service | cteco aod Ban Pedro and saliet for Beatt! ‘the ‘ via Ban Pedro and Ban Francisco. Wet Const Lambermen’s Han Pedro—ar Ryd anity arrive February 9, at 9 p.m. from Taco from Beattie Fe Victoria, Astoria, San Francis Lumber and Shingle , stated Wednesday night at the hotel here. HOUSE OFFICIAL DIES Richard Lane, 38, vice president ‘the Frank Waterhouse Co., died day night at his home, 1122 d ave. N. COUNCILMAN DIES W. Chamberiain, pioneer n ave. commission merchant, Wednesday. was president of the C. W. iberiain Co., established in 1895, ‘was a member of the Shriners’ Elks’ lodges. nberlain was born in Oakland, ja, in 1870. lived at 928 13th ave. N. __BUYS SHIPPING PAPER The Guide, a daily shipping pa- has been purchased by L. KR. liey. publisher of the Daily a similar paper, in Seattle. Ts. m. February 10 City sailed for Tacoma via p.m. February 9. Reported by Wireless Canadian G attle at miles from Victoria, inbound. at 3 motorship Theodore Roosevelt, iat. February 9 Pedro for Beatt attle at § p. mj cinco for Seattie, attle at # p. m. Str City of Reno, str Artigas Smith Cove terminal—Str West Notus. Great Northern terminal—str Maru. Union Ol! dock—#te Lyman Stewart. Bell st. terminal—U # © G Algonquin. Pier 14—8tr Tyndarcus. ht. Ane. ety Alameda, 2 4 via San Fran 4 Locken m. Febra for | str Nome |? fan | 225 miles south of Be atr President, San Fran 262 midies south of Be Tacoma for Boston, passing Port Townsend at § p. m. oe Vessels in Port at Seattle Katori atr Yoremite. Admiral Goodrich, ty of Seattia ue8en, Leader (oR Pier A-str miral Pier Pier D- Str lief. Fe] Alaska atr Victoria. Went Ivis, #tr Kayseeka Todd dryaocks—#ehr eat King, str City of Spoki miral Bebree. Sound Bride Highest fate of interest com- patible with Absolute str Ad g I! Rainbow, Roosevelt, President. Standard Holler works dock—U 8 0 & He ffernan dockfichr Salvat vac | This is our pride kan, str U. 8. Surveyor. CONSULT OUR 14 HOME PRODUCTS MEET D t '§ MEETING YEARS RECORD Methods of bringing retailers and consumers into closer touch with! Officerw: Daniel Kelleher, (Chairman, Seatt manufacturers were Pacific Coast Coal bunkere—U 8 1 & Re fe] Yast Waterway Dock & Warchouss—er siumbia, str Por d- & Dredging works— eas sehr She ts |‘ + and om | February 10—ftr ieee Sank 1,30014 ’ str Ad-| Steamship mooring—Btr mas: | kere and San Francisco > Produce | SAN FRANCISCO, Fed, 10—Tutter— Rixtraa, 540 Ib) prime firsts, 400 Ih Calitérnia fais, fancy, 24% 6 1b | Cheese Keue—Eatras, 230 dow; extra frets, Dike dow; firate, 0%e dou; undersized pullets, 27 ee don N. Y. Coffee and Sugar NEW YORK, Feb. 10—@umar, umect- ted: raw, 1449@5.02; refined, steady; granulated, 16.55. Rie, spot, #N@HME: NW ae Coftee— No 4 Banton, 1N@ Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Fore “ew YORK change opened Portland Market Status PORTLAND. Feb Cattio—Re eta th. teanin, wea, enanagel Hove ‘Receipia, 298. Market, steady, wuchaneed iineoge” Market ton Tr nts ate Hous—20@ Money on Call YORK, Feb. 10. —Money on off #ix sponths, 1674; mercantile paper Ha Har sliver 9%. new London, 16%; New York, Denver Live Stock Market DENVER, Feb, 16—Cattle—Reretpts, 100. Market, 18@26¢ lo Wood pipe manufactured by the Continental Pipe Manufacturing Co. withstood a severe fire test at an ex hibition before a party of engineers Wednowday FIRE “STATION BIDS AGKED Bids for the general contract and also for the plumbing and heating |work on the new fire station build ing, ot 46th ave. & W. and Ferry| ave. have been called for February 18 by the board of public works. HOOVER BUYS SALMON Herbert Hoover has purchased an additional $20,000 worth of North. west canned salmon for the starving ‘DONT SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA Use Soothing Musterole When those sharp pains go shooting through Are head, when your kul! seems as if it would split, just rub a littl: Musterole on your temples and neck It draws out the inflammation, soothes | away the pain,usually giving quick relief. Musterole is a clean, white ointment discussed by Taade with oi! of mustard. Better thar several hundred local manufacturers # mustard plaster and does not blister Many doctors and nurses frankly - . meeting at noon Thursday at th National Bank), Pree Hhutler hotel with the Paritic North: Fecommend Musterole for sore throat, TE ogy a went products committee of the bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, ” OW . Chamber of Commerce. neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy,rheuma- Vice President tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the w. HH Crowther, am BANE CLEARIN ® back or joints, sprains, sore musc! Cashier | ad RARINGS uises, chilblains, frosted feet—col } “ of thas often rents pneu- Clearings .. $3,951,426.03 | "20a ese} wal soos T. H E B L\ N K YA | Balances . 1,069,169.94 | voor ied ui a ‘Tacoma | f - Clearings 417,097.00 | | } Spokane Clearings + 1,663,232.00 Balances ee rn Several specialtion people of Europe, according to L. H.| Burnett, state chairman of the relief committee, THE per Shares, Oils BUTTER COES Exchange | UP; EGGS DOWN, The nd low-mricad lle, tomethsr | conte Thursday morning, # r he first hour's t h the | F CoRme, We sees ours the yy |the quotations 48 ents per pound in blocks of Anaconda were|bricks and olty creamery in cubor 4 The cop. | 47 conta, Jobbers attr 40,880,000 pounds or | 47 bd ee POUNDS OF) Vance to decreaned offerin N.Y. Stock Exchange {*") °'« (Wednesday's Quotations) | Porno by LB, Mam ‘Wire, Butler Hot & Co.'s Pri- Bailding Mish lew Close ay Ot “ay 4 199% 129% Amer sa 8 Amer ON TRS Amer uh 8h oN 89% Beth. mt Rhobart Spinach Lon A Walla | Kamat [weet Pan-Amert *-Arrow pasylvania IR ting FFE FSSC ES - ee Total sales, oo ‘ Linenty BONDS fertem — Mien lew First 34's. ote 4000 Fire 44's ies Fourth «4 tase "DAIRY PRODUCTS Fifth tN'6 ou Prices Paid te Shippers Pith ¢h's shis Ruttertat ; Total Balea, $4.3 | Rage Freak ranch Tuite MBA Fer owt Foreign Securities DAIRY PRODUCTS emg ty Aan ey yy) Prices Paid Wheicsme Leciery Fereiched by 1. & Co's Pri-| natter—Local creamery vate Wire, ‘patter Mate! Brice Stock Kgu>_Yresh ranch [Russian 64'q 1918 | Currency ‘ Fretich Or tripleta ... - Preseh Wisconsin eream brick ...sss Frenen Limbareer co cesee . eitas Rieck Bwiee ... . Prition Wash etplets . . Bettiah Brities an W ure fe & | Beigian Railroad Bonds (Wednesday's Quotations) Furnished by L. B. Manning & ( te Wire, Butler Motel Mail nia 8c. Paul Ger C. & NW. Gen. Os Lowiaville & Nash. 4 Y. Rallway 6's In. P. Le Reading s & Bieel, A Fe. UP, Ret dn prc adhe Lda Steel Trust Pays | Out Big Pensions |; PITTSBURG, Feb, 10.—An agere- |e gate of $779,766.60 in pensions was |!z paid to retired employes of the United States Steel Corporation and its sub- | xidiary companies during the year | } 1920, according to the tenth annual! report of the U, 8. Steel and Carnegie | | pension.fund, made public here. This | lin $46,069 more than was disbursed lant year. GROCERS FOR LAND MEASURE Unanimous support of the anti-|! alien land ownership bill now pend ing in the state legislature was given by the Seattic Retail Grocers’ asso | ciation at a meeting. in the Masonic club rooms Wednesday night. More than 100 members pledged themselves to go to Olympia in a body to urge passage of the bill Twenty-five autos have been arrang-| | } ed for to carry members, ahd more | |i will be secured if needed, it was! stated, Frank Kinnear, secretary of the as-|/ sociation, was appointed to take! charge of the lobby and to set the day for the Olympia trip cee \No Conference on 1 Jap Legislation OLYMPIA, Feb. 10.—Washington |}g will not send any legislators to a onference on the Japanese situation with legislators from Oregon and Idaho. House members expresned the fear that the conference would delay leg: | tion already pending in an antialien land law, The senate passed the conference proposal last week, but It in definitely postponed in the house! yesterday on motion of Representa uve Murphine of Seatue, wa SEATTLE Prices Paid Whereate Ketabagas Pineapples Per crate Tangerine: STAR ee market advan aned up Tuesday | Deatere Vegetables and Frait same i annual sales, white Lo Ver ene Yer onee nesles, per basket Walla, perc Per Te otatore FRUITS Vor case There's a Reason why all paths of auto accessory buyers _ lead to “auto supply headquarters” — It all gore back to when George Pepperdine, now president of this huge concern, out the Went, first started his little auto supply business in Kansas City 12 years ago with IDEA, That idea was “give as much as possible for the va consistently applied has built the biggest auto supply organization | big, busy stores, This idea alone is the reason for the growth of this business Genuine Never-Burn Brake Lining Never-Burn has been proven by many dependable, one of the long: ng an on the market. crumble like cheaper lining, It ts COMPLETE wrrn made of high quality asbestos, inter- $13.4 COWL BOARD woven with copper wire, pressed FOR FORDS WITH under high pre nd thoroughly 12. STARTER treated with @ special compound which gives it enduring resistance. toot, 1 pound. WESTERN AUTO taxa head Easket ae ihe? ORE . a AND we 1110 E. PIKE ( stones ) WESTLAKE pions | | Miter wees One, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921. TO” with stores througn- $5.00 and an money and stand back of every sale,” and that in the West, operating 14 from $5.00 to $1,000,000.00 “If You Buy It From ‘Western Auyto, You Know It's the Best” Stewart Speedometers An example of Hydraulic Pressed olutely we “never-burn” of any It wilh not glaze or nevere tests to be w seerent other stores at anywhere near Western Auto's price of to give entire satis- ver-Hurn” and have Shipping weight, © “feeling rnick voor Top Re-Covering Before you decide te bay an entire new (op for your ear look over our top re-cevering outfits. They consist of an entire top cut and tallered te exactly fit over your bows, making » better-than-new top because it te stronger, Price $10.75, We Also Have Raybestos Dodge Owners" We have complete srte Tern Gaskets tor the Doage cars at $1.75 per set: also HABIT. Live o Mare Live POULTRY COM CMC ML Our Responsibility for Your Funds is expressed in the fact that the resources of this bank have been built carefully and steadily to a point beyond the usual banking requirements—its Capital of $500,000, Sur- plus of $100,000 and Undivided Profits of $300,000. Behind this financial strength stands a group of successful business men of high character and ability. Member Federal Reserve Bank OFFICERS z % MAXWE L H. G, HOTCHKISS Cashier ident Assistant a 8 ENOCHSON Vice-President Assistant Cashicr DIRECTORS ALY. ANDERSON, ©. 1. Morris, Proaident Dia President C. TL, Morris e Bay Logging Co. natruction Co, YN, J. HL. BLOEDE ono President Bloedel- Railroad Contractor Donovan Lumber Mills WwW. 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