The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 4

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Ship News Tides i in Seattle aa Repay OR AND econ Migh Tide | Second High Tide 4pm, the fe aay pom, 10 Mt MUTINY HOLDS UP SHIP LOS ANGEL April, 1h days overdue from New York | Willams Line steamer docked here yesterday The was held up by a mutinous erew that |refused to stoke the Captain The Star's “Weekly Review! of Nationwide Business Conditions BY ALBERT APPLE. Daided improvement in business hoon attacked at La Unton, Salvador Pig reported by mail order houses and py goven members of the crew | putomobile makers Sears Roebuck oe a fm March 43 per cent bigeer WENATCHEE IS DELAYED February. Indicates farmers! Transpacific steamer Wenatch hit by depression, are back t. Normally March mail gales show only small in Ten the Veanel o'clock Sunday afternoon. The bie liner was delayed one day at the Canadian port by a broken windlass. eee SHIPPING MAN RESIGNS Rowland C. Clapp, prominent shipping man, has resigned the Thorndyke Trenholme company, Jot which he waq traffic manager, |to form other business connections Ford plants in Detroit on eixday output 3,000 cars daily; Ing force 40 per cent less than ‘autumn. Dodge plant similarly Demand for new cars mostly East and Pacific coast. ILY ALL, COPPER INES ARE CLOSED Nearly all American copper mines short period, when he will return] Jpave closed down. Big surplus. Buy: to resume activity tn the shipping Mead. Selling prices rule below | world here. of production. é-e 8 ‘Textile industries have stopped re-| LE CARGO » Curtailing again. Raw woo! | With 250 rifles to be traded to St @ip. Foreign wool arriving perian hunters for furs, the power Greatest in years. schooner Bender Brothers left Se "Coal production steadily lower. /attle Saturday night She also car than 2,000 coke ovens closed 19 ried general merchandise, A permit ia last week. from the war department was neces- Industry at 80 per cent sary before she could depart. ty. Buyers want to see if ee out prices. Average » g base, now $58.55 warhieh of $91.01 $36.49 In 1913, Results of the investigation the ramming and sinking of the liner Governor by Weat | clearings last week 23 Hartland off Point Wilson April 1 jess than same week 1 are expected to be announced by U. delphia gained 11 per cent, coms. Inspectors H. C. Lord and Don with year ago, Pittsburg 17. aid S Ames about the middie of the or. 16. Kansas City showed present week. jest loss——45 per cent eee tions financing in March, TALTHYBIUS IN PORT over, $138,701,000. Smallest) with 3,000 tons of cargo from the two years, and half less Orient for Seattle, the steamship March, 1920. Talthybius of the Bive Funnel tine DEC reached this port Saturday, after ¢ MARCH SLIGHT having weathered heavy storms 40 leading bonds in March de Capt. D. Mansfield has been granted only one-fiftieth of a point. a vacation in England and will be of shares sold on New York succeeded immediately by Capt. H in March 60 per cent, W. Wilkinson, than March average in 1909) bd ‘The 60 leading railroad and 1 shares start April at a Bound for British and Western TErage of 63.45, against 61.98 at close European ports, the U. 8. shipping Saf 1914. Wall St. sees continued board's mahip West Camak of capital. Time money sailed from Seattle Saturday with Offered Im large amounts. Bull 3,500 long tons of cargo. eee awaits easier money. Hquidation last week car SATURN GOING NORTH all grains, except May rye, low-| BREMERTON, April 11.—Carry for the week since 1914. Wheat/ing employes and equipment of the during week pearly twice as public works department for sum ‘€8 same week year ago, corn six mer work in the Alaskan taslands, th. mes as big. lcollier Saturn is expected to leave grain movement starts April here semecremy | Plenty of boats, due to dull iron ° @tored at head of lakes—45,. U. & TANKER ARRIVES Dushels. This scares wheat| The shipping board tanker Tippe But most of it may gojcance arrived here Saturday from fe export Whenever wheat Amsterdam With © carge ef creseote, foreign buyers step tn and im 1917 SAILS FOR EUROPE year. Europe's crops getting! ime Smith cove, will be held at the normal. exports t in five Weeks. Sia eee |New Washington hotel Friday even Year to date slightly better ir ago. factories quiet. Prices building trades revtval 4. Prices too high. ofl ow improves, pipe | in some fields paying 10 per ‘Premium for off. Fuel of! de 4G falling. Gasoline buying in- Kerosene market dead. PHER SALES DOUBLE E OF 1920 grades of hides and skins @illing at half to twothinis of Prices,” says president of & Co. Leather sales tmprov- MG, G0 far this year double those of |>** a: quarter 1920. % se: Prices continue down. Have declined 50 to 75 per Bince omer. Trade dead, impo: especially from Ger. ¥-. She cuts our prices. For in- German oxalic acid delivered York 10 cents a pound against price of 25 cents. Drug port chemicals at wholesale now av. Schley from San about twice 1914 prices. ral business about same as ago, On Average, except for optimism. European condi-' not as bad as Americans think, Dwight W. Morrow, of J. P & Co, He says depression about same as here ‘Two British veasels were included in the week-end arrivals in port. They are the steamship Statesman Tyndareus, Mue Funnel liner. eee Schooner J. W. Clise te 1,000,000 feet of lumber for Peru at the Bolcom-Canal Lumber Co. plant, Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, Aprtt 11 —Falling barometer % east, § miles on from Agri ie : ate Fushi ning Corporation welts Acquires 3 Plants ‘:: : for B Acquisition ofthe Puyallup «| er Frult Growers’ Canning ny'’s plants at Puyallup and umner, Wash., and at Albany, Ore., By the Oregon-Washington Canning terse, E Preserving company, the new $10, ® canning merger, has been iy announced. merger concern is making effort to find other suitable in order to take care of the barry crop expected. The up and Sumner plants are val at $1,030,000. Cordova—April 10—Salled, rn, southbound, 1:15 p burg—April southbound Juncau—April & Watson, westbound, 7 p. m. ove Vessels in Other Ports |. ate Jet fram Seattle. Shanghal—April 7—Arrive shima Maru from Seattle. str Toku- |for Seattle ? (SERVE SOCKEYE SALMON © Beekinz to check the present rapid jon of the sockeye salmon, of. of the state fisheries board fe lesued an invitation to officials British Columbia for a joint con- ce on the subject. It ix desired ®@ Make uniform the fishing laws of Puget sound and Fraser river April T—Arrived, str Bites! from Beattie; str Stes! Worker Seattle; str West Togus from Seat April 10—-Arrived sie—April Paciti Sai Yorth UNIFORM CHARGE: Wniform charges for the use of ks and cranes in loading and ding heavy freight are to be by the North Pacific freight 4, representing the four trans Inental railroads serving the Pa Northwest. &%. J. Henry, the u's agent, hay asked the co-vp- tion of shippers. Reported by Wireless April 10 of Cape Fiattery, & p.m ellinghar attery, & p.m od out Tatoosh, __ COLORADO WHEAT Crop DENVER, April 11.—Forecast of second largest winter wheat crop the history of Colorado has been | made by the United States bureau of Erop extinmtes, In co-operation with the Colorado state board of Immigra tien. The forecast of production Is 26,422,000 bushels, compared with 17, li 000 bushels in 1920, Beattie, p.m. Canadian Government Wireless April 10—tr Redondo sailed Nav southbound, 10 of 8 at Active pase. 45 milos oust Cape Bt. Terminal—str Daddy, ‘bring. home wore of Boldv’s | Brench vastry-—Advertisement, Wilihtto Soren Willesen declared that he had cleared Victoria for the Orient at 5) from | Hoe will vacation in California for a TO ANNOUNCE PROBE FINDINGS into |J week 66,750 tng by the Chamber of Commerce of the Harrison Direct lines, and the loading sors 11—Btr Petroleum No. 2 for Ket- Str Prince atr North. | tf Admiral London—April $—Arrived, str Eomdijk | Paciti New York—April $—Galled, Str Teras Arrived, str Willfaro from | str Bon Str Went Niue, £0 mflen south Adiniral Tatwuno Boll Bireet Torminal—Str Tawuno Maru! a point on a pencil, Tne .|Prices Are Stronger | SEAT | During N.Y. Opening pat of the Hat hangs here ley had been new YORK April 11 vere hicher thruc 4 during nt over pt a net epeoulat|y mt tor more ab han any other group, They Included Yew York Central 168M, unchanged | 140. up it, 61, up i Ane | conda yal Butoh, 2044, up |} tet \ United States Steel, 81 unchanged; ei Central Leather, 33%, un changed GRAIN MARKET UP, BUT FALLS ::"" April 11—Most grain the Ch eo Hoard of today opened. higher, but fering® caused a slump lat na went lower with the up N. Y. Stock Rashange {Poturdar'e Quevations) Farnished by 1 Monaing @ vate Wire, Butler Motel Mullding lew Locomotive Wheat openey declined Se May corn openc “Meo at Fome.| and fel off Bie at the tions. July orn was up wwe at opening, ei %e and declined to orn opened up bs lining to 64% May oats opened off Ko at ST%o, and dat S'eo July oate ‘THD off Me at 29\c, and dropped the close. September oats ppened up Ihe at 40%C and closed 94a | Chicago Board of Trade) pnaing & Cate Prt- je Wire, Hutier Motel Building. | Wheat Open " May 1 Juiy Cora— May. tuly. i 1% Rept ‘ % Lie May Pork May July | tare— May July May July CHICAGO, [i red. as; iret te First Wire, Hatier Bata Cont Matidion Rata. Lt Te, : * us “RSTIMATED ToMuUmROw Wheat, 18 care; corm, 110 oats, #0 care, rrarl rith te rite «Ne Total bond oales, ¥ eran eee seen, Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, April 11Ieqe—Recetpte, $9.000. Market 38@500 lower ‘ ' Railroad Securities Diehem Miset Ret. be....- Pacific tet de., B&Q Joint a r Gen. te sy N. Y. nape res Soot, PORTLAND, colpts, L417. $7.007-18 April th a Market steady | common to fair steers, 8 " ” 4 heifers, 8@47 ; bulls, $2.50@8; eal Recetpte, 1.140. Market 8 Prime mixed, $11@11.80; heavies, Peritiety Dritien Hambe Har bure Taipeie suet |1aipats ‘ prime fu 9% 1 dirtion, under Mate, fancy, 230 Ib; Prince | "220" | Denver Live Stock Market DENVER. Aprit 11 BOR IN DRIVE lower } s j feeders, B. HUNT WASHING TON, April 11.—Amert can labor leaders are facing the spe clal seasion of the new republican congress primed to resist all pro: pomin that may threaten any of the advantages secured by the war Altho the American Federation of ; a: Graas been Labor claims a safe majority in the teller Maid of Orteane, sche |house favorable to lab 89 of the Sean E 4 embers having had labor in | Bier ‘ oe Pinveed Rodman, dorsement in the campaign—there in | Pict Does aamicel. Sehley, an underlying apprehension lost any Coast Coal Bunkers atternpt to hasten a “return to nor |maley” will Involve action to lower wages, reduce living standards and restrict epllective bargaining And against any and all such pro. leche Meanahip Mesrtia, Ott Victoria, | Hoxale labor will fight to the a Mtacy Btreet Terminal~—U 8 8 Burnelde,| Labor's plans develeped by confer. UsTt ences of | Milwaukee th American Federation of La wejl as the recent national tr union conference, includes an aggres fight vr the enactment of new measures desired by labor. Chief among the measures to be 4 in the absolute curtailment of igration for two years. Second to prohibition of tmmigra tion, a as a companion bill, leg islation to assist the Americanization and assimilation of immigrants al. |ready here will be urged. Following these come a minimum wage bill for federal employes, a con tract labor bill and a@ bill providing for thb establishment of an employ. ment service to be maintained by the department of labor. To further the general welfare of workers, the fight will be re w |for a maternity and Infancy bill, sim | [ilar to the bill whieh died at the last | |seasion, and a new child labor act | To help the worker's cost-of-living | problem, action wili be sought on leg islation, either pigeon-holed or de. |feated at the last session, providing |for the regulation of the meat pack ing and the cold storage Industries, - # land for the prevention of future | It's as diffieult for a man to keep | trading in foodstuffs @ diary as it Ix for a woman to keep definite program of labor to- ward the new tariff and revenug bills ttle motordom third big annual auto to a close Saturday night with a dance at the Hippodrome. Large delegn tions of out-of-town ¥ rs, ax well as the Seattle residents, stayed for |the big windup affalr PARADA LARA DALAL Pier 14—8tr Talthy Str Stanwo brought show tte labor during Str Bastern | United Btates Shipping Hoard Moortngs- Bir Westward Ho, atr Ieonium, ate West Himrod, str Jalapa, ate oYsomite, U #0 G Algonquin h Terminal—str 8! ‘Terminal str West Ship Mt Hartland Pay \sive hip p Fitat, mi Abner Air Forest King bark Guy ©. ¢ Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.—str Str Rocsavelt. Dock—#tr Santa Rita, George Curtin, whip Oriental, wtr San Juan dtr Tippecanoe, nohe J. W. Cline. Union-—THulls Abiila, Abnoba, Aby: Adal Allenhurat, Ahmik, An- Bayden, Bertrand, Bingamon, Kiack Wolf, Bianford, Oel Boughton auta, Puyallup, an, Caprar Cardia, Cenina, Chenterti bark atr Ket Seattle $10,066, 815.57 116,08 ! Clearings . Balances .... . Spokane Clearings Balances 2,089,486.00 | 951,685.00 ON CONGRESS ; the executive committee of 8 wed | LE STAR FANCY SPUDS HERE SCARCE \Top Quality Yakima Gems) 4 $40 a Ton; Asparagus Up ‘| Necause of the scarcity of fancy potatoes, jobbers advanced the price on top quality Yakima Gems Mon- day to $40 @ ton There is an excellent supply of California Garnet spuds, They were selling at wholesale at 16 cents « |pound, Asparagus waa 1 cent high jer at nome houses Monday, selling | ‘at 16 conta a pound on fancy stock. | Local asparagus was being sold at) 90 cents a pound. Rhubarb was stiffer at 5 to T cents) & pound An express ahipment of Florida green beans wi on the market. The beans were quoted at 26 cents “4 pound. Fresh commodities from Caltfornia were due on the market Monday Dairy products were continuing | wteady, Tireter-was firm, VEGETABLES Prieve Paid Wholesale Dealers Artichokes—Cal., per dom Cal, per te +f Loe weaves, “a [Spinach Local, per Walle Welle, per bee Squash ver . Hweet Potateso— Ark * per hamper . Tonators Mexican, 10m Turnipe 6 Warr Dateo Per Vigs— Dried, per 38°. box Bmyene Grape Frait—Pioritn, per cane 1H Cal, strained, per Lemone—Fer box Orangee—Per cane Pears Strawberries Pineapples per erate. crate DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dentens Or, triptete Wisconsin cream brick . Limburaer Mewe—itve ander ¢ The | Lave, ¢ The and up Geene—Dressed Primes... Medium heavy Rough be jChop [Ground Bone Wheat ~ et Foe | Mb ain | ale | Aitaite \herateh Feed Wh ‘ Cocoanut Meal oo... Cotton Beed Meal |. Fish Meal Crystal Grite veane Limestone Grite , Granite Grite Linseed Meal... Kau Mash Meat Keraps Wartern | Shett Pr Weatern Honch Bean Meal Patent TRADE COMING THIS WAY That the trade expansion of the U. 8. ts in the direction of the Pa nifie Is the declaration of Miss Hes: B, Hosford, nationally known lecturer, who began a series of lec tures at the Press Club auditorium Sunday evening. TAX “GHOST” WALKS Seattle's portion of the taxes col lected last month was paid over by County Treasurer William A, Gaines Monday. This will complete the pay- ment of $3,399,009. The county treas jurer paid over $1,000,000 on March APPOINTED RECEIVER Hf, 8. Gaunce was Monday appoint Ar iver for the bankrupt Nation. Al Co-operative asoxciation, of New J rder of Federal Judge AA nnn Ms not yet been charted course, favors the, protection of the American worker, and to the extent that hi,her tariffs prevent competi tion with cheap foreign labor it will gurnett, @ revision woward, Labor, of PLACED ON SPECIAL SALE TUESDAY 1,500 Men’s Ties $1.35 A Most Fortunate Special Purchase THE REGULAR PRICE OF THESE TIES WOULD BE $2.50 Made from imported silks of exceptional quality. The designs and colorings are unusually desirable. \ The variety of patterns and color schemes is extensive, ranging from the soft, subdued effect to the rich, high color combinations of the European weaver. There are two shapes—the full cut and the semi-narrow. The workmanship is in every respect in keeping with the superior quality of the silks, On display in the Avenue Windows. —Men's Section, Firat Floor Special Price Basement Skirts and Petticoats These two offerings again demonstrate the splendid values and big savings on new and desirable ready-to-wear always to be found in the Special Price Basement. == 100 New Sport Skirts Exceptional Values At $5.95 Smart pleated plaids in which brown, blue and green predominate. Splendid wool materials, finely tailored, wand” button trimmed. 25 to 32-inch waist measures. 200 Petticoats at $2.95 Regular $3.95 and $5.95 Qualities —+- ——s Jersey, taffeta ‘and combinations of Jersey and taffeta in plain colors, two-tones and novelty effects, with medallion in- serts, Rose, Honey Dew, Patsy green, Copenhagen, Pekin, tomato, bisque, gray, tan, navy, brown, and black. Mint leaf, peppermint or luscious juicy fruit, either flavor is a treat for your sweet tooth. And all are equally good for you. Teeth, appetite and digestion all benefit. Your nerves will say “thank you,” your vim will respond. WRIGLEY’S Is {liked for what it does as well as for its BIG value at small cost. The Flavor Lasts! CHEWING GUM Nene LASTS

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