The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 26

TT TRENT? FOREIGN TRADE SESSIONS BEGIN China Club of Seattle Gives Luncheon to Delegates PORTLAND, Ore, 16. Group » of a Ponting varied branches trade, addresses ficlals on merchant marine, a lunch: @on with a program by the San Francisco Foreign Trade club and a banquet with an address by L, C.} Pontius, assistant deputy governor} of the Federal Reserve bank of San} Francisco, are the high spots in to: day's schedule of tho Pacific For-| eign Trade councl! in convention] here. When the convention was form ily opened Thursday delogates | Were seated. Addresses from bank: | ers, shipping men, merchants and} Newspaper publishers were followed by discussions of the problems of} Pacific trade, Potentlalities for ex: | Pansion were balanced against the | Handicaps which face this expansion and difficulties and advantages were analyzed | ¥. S. McClatchy of Sacramento | Urged last night that the federal | Government should renew the au: | thority for the use of naval radio | facilities for commercial messages and news reports. Adequate com-| munication ellities not only Imperative as a foundation for Pa-| cific foreign trade, but are helpful | in maintaining the peaceful relations | among nations bordering the ocean,’ he declared. The Pacific coast unity ailopted by the convention was Warmly praised in a telegram by President Coolidge, who wired as fol- | lows: ov ssions olegates repre of foreign | by government of: are | slogan ing me of ambitious plans of P: Foreign Trade convention. Program of Pacific Coast unity World trade expansion {s an admir- able slogan for commercial cam Paign in the vast Pacific area, where im lies so great a future of oppor tunity for American industrial and trade growth. P' t Wishes to conv Most successful ou | “CALVI NCOOLIL A message was also received from Capt. Robert Dollar praising the unity program and urging the coun ¢il to include ole coast. At noon yesterda China club of Seattle was to the d &t a luncheon in which Chinese en flertainers performed. A. F. Hai president of the China club, turned the meeting over to R. M. Calkin Chicago, who was one of the foun. ders of the Seattle club. Other Seattle men at the speake table included J. C. Herbsman, tary of the China ths E. P. Ercken Brack of the United States shipping Doard; J. A. Sw well, of 1 bank; M. M. Skin Ner of the department of business ad. ministration of the University of Washington, and Clancy M. Lewis, executive secretary of the Manufa’ turers’ Association of Was CHICAGO GETS BANK MEETING |: NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—The 1924 convention of the American Bankers’ ‘association will be held in Chicago, it is_announced by F. N. Shepherd, executive manager of the organi tion. The invitation to had the con ‘vention was extended to the associa-| tion at its recent convention at At lantic City on behalf of the members | of the Chicago Clearing House asso- ciation thru George M. Reynolds, chairman of the Chicago Clearing House committee. The time, which will be definitely fixed later, will be during tho latter part of September or the first’ part of October. | president Za. Financial Flashes From James Macfarians & Co, 811 Second Ave. an * Twenty industrial stocks average 90.44, a decr stocks average $1.00, ‘@fage price crease of .13 Ford motor output week ended November 13, 39,177 cars and trucks and 1,803 tractors, vs. 29,793 and 1,808, respectively. Mack truck said t year, company sald to be tn cash position, and prospects are bright for 1924 business outlook Department store sales show a gain of 10 per cent in October. Week! rev ‘optimistic than in some time past American Pete Institute esti mates daily average gross crude oil production in United States for week ¢nded November 10 was 2,288,750 barrels, vs. 2,255,850 barrels previous week, crease of 17,100 barrels, TRADE TERMS SI ase of .31; 20 ra a decr 40 bon earnings 0 x a share steel jews were CIALIST In fi ir rN a broker time stocks. THIEVES OR FIRE Use Our Modern Safe on ag pha |savings de }about 210 per cent, } 19: jot the banks for savers and | due ‘ SAVINGS HAVE LARGE GROWTH Report Shows Big Gains in American Thrift | | aW YORK, Nov, 16.—Reported paits in banks and trust companies of the United States have increased by approximately 106 per | cent In amount during the past deo ade, and the number of savings ac counts by about 141 per cent, it ts} shown by figures compiled by tho | Savings Bank division of the Ameri: | can Bankers’ association, | “If distributed equally among our} entire population, the savings depos: | its in 1912 would have given $89 to each adult and child in the country,” the division's report “but in | 1922 the portion of each would have een no less than $168 vings deposits, it Is pointed out, | comprise about one-half of all bank deposits of every kind. ‘The increase in savings banks, and banks having distinct savings departments, not counting branch banks, has beer the number grow 1912 tg 16,709 tn says, ing from 5,976 in “This remarkable growth shown In savings {4 attributable in no small degree to the improvement in many parts of the country of the services to the more consistent canvass for accou thru advertising and soliciting,” [report says. “Continued growth may jbe expected as payroll savings plans, consistent home budgeting and sav ing, and schoo! savings systems prc new millions of persons who are wis€ spendérs because they look ahead, and use their Interest ac counts for small savings habitually ‘The wage earners are becoming ‘cap! talists’ in increasing numbers thru eir savings, which make them In Ship News Tides in Seattle | | SATURDAY FRIDAY } NOV, 17 | NOV. 16 First High Tide | First Low Tide | i216 @ m., £0 tt }448 am, LO ft | Pest Low Tide | First High Tide ST sm tt Jaz Second Migh Tide * Arrivals cand Departure Arrived r sai 10a fed salted — miral Watson am & for Boot Balb Public Markets WESTLAKE tha. spilt w OPPORTUNITY Star Want Ads | Amer. Car & Fndy ne memo ce sommranmnnee = emg pW Monta cpt rn treatment ramen ems Rape ati SEATTLE STAR New York Stock Market NEW YORK, Nov, 16, statement, but this featur to the Increased flow of 1 Davison Chemical apurted O-Hritiah entente D pont Lower reserve ration marked the weekly Wan titerpreted constructively as p hoy into business channels, 2 pointe to G24 fell off on tho tall of diasolving the 120, i i; aldwin, up % 4,8 wk, « off up Mi Connoll w Opening prices United States Steel, Ste. Yor Players, 64% GS, off My ©. 7% otf Wi Davison ¢ non, 71, up Marland, Famous Alcohol, oft \: Industrial 126%, off Mi O. & Amerigan Can, 9914, ‘oft %, off %: American 'W t Ww: Heading, 78 up & hi Stidebaker, 102%, up | GRAIN PRICES — CLOSE LOWER CHICAGO, © nolatr Truck, 81¥ New York Stock Market ‘Thursday's Quotations Furnished by Logan fturea B10 Second Ay Btock— Advance Rumley ... Air Reduetion Ajax Rubber oc... Alited Chemteat 5 Amer, Agr, Chemloal 13 do pfa ar Amer, a Amer 7M Amer 3 162% 100% ah ™% rar Nov, 18--Grain prices ch Magneto Hrake Shoe Hank Note ade today, Woaknoss prevatied in wheat 91M | trading. Following a alleht upturn 160 | at the opening, heavy, realising de- #%| veloped and prices slumped, Tho} 108% | latest Canadian crop estimate of 4% | 500,000,000 bushels, appearance of 20% | Canadian flour on American mar- Kets as far south aa St. Louls, in crease in tho visible supply, and Amer, Can. do ptd * Amer. Cotton Oll do pf Amer, Drug Byndi Amer. Bxpress Amer, Hide & Lthr do ptt Amer, leo Amer, Int. ( Amer. Lo Amer, Kadlator Amer. Safety Re Amer & Cx Aner Am do ptd 1M 4| the factors which caused the weak ness Corn showed pantioular on account of heavier liberal offerings, lower markets and diminishing nand. Oats showed little change thruout, Prices fluctuated within a amali rein of the opening Provisions closed lower, weakness movement, livestock feeding: de rp omotive jugar ol Prdy rel & Tel r, Tobacco eon © phd Amer, Water Works Amer. Wooten do pid Asad. Dry aad, Oil A at At ‘Thursday's Quotations pen Mih — La O2% $10dm OL Ou 109% 1 06% 196K 1.08% Close $1.03 108Y Goods ce Line Austin Nichols Haldwin Loco, do pid. nh. & 0. do pid Dar Harnad Heechnut Het a rire I 90 1190 11 n pke Bteel com Heth. Steet |B, RW Burne Bros w wy 9.8 Cute A & Zine Bupe on. Olt Zine & Lead Pete Pacitl & a pt > pid Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motors & hicago > pt Cash Wheat 41.05 Kgi.eeu enc, x hard, tons ate, dte th. extra firsts pul- : Mt r t Cheese—Californ | N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Thursday's Quotations raw, $7.28; refine ago & N. W eranulated, §6.76@8.9 aco, Rt & Pa CotfeeNo, 7 Mio, 1 b e% ta 2 i sel Leather fancy, 396 1, art Sugar—quiet 4 Santos, ° Foreign Exchange Tharsday's Quotatlons. mi New Foreten 40.8 39%; $0,043 wy ae opened # 14.03%; fra 40.46 « ban Amer, Sugar aw Portland Produce Thursday's Quotations 40G49 fag pr Webbe ¢ Hutter Eexs— 9 <=: Cheese Mens 100 te Foreien Securiti Thursday's Quotations lack of export demand were among | od lower on the Chicago board of| | Chicago Board of Trade ,, | huge | Great e hb mH *% It Was a Wood- Eating Speed Demon Back j in 61 BY If the of Pipe urday ably ern de umbrella Why? Well, old-time with — the that father it old, w you you those chugel that head used ot making bh drive wt without Crooks Ne birds, Ne MARKETS Prices (The pric tall deelers can be feu! transper mately Ing comt Artichokes ean — Por Keete—New Cantifie Celery Asked | Fee Plant ¢ Japanese 4 | Tapanes * United F Unit Italian C Liberty Bonds Thursday's Quotati hed by Logan & Tiryan B10 Kecond Ave. Seatthe 99. Hillnote Central Inter. ¢ Har Mer pid Engine F eater DP Marine Inter. Secor Third 0 OF baer td Fourth Tra New Foreign Money Status Tharsday’s Quotation Furnished by Logan & 10 Second Ave., ‘ormal Value $4,866 Sterling $1 Canadian i French fran Belgian wins frar Italian lira dish k Norway kr Danish kr Groake dra Holland -Ruman yan Beatle Present Value $4.33% pesota BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings . #e Balances $8,747 1 Portland 8,406,0 365.45 $7,546.41 2.64 1,662,302.60 Tacoma tal transactions... 3,659,000,00 [eres Yak Pr Local Parsley Parenips Fevers —« Potntore— Local wt Radishes Turnips- Prices Apples— | Cocoanut Cranberries Fige—Cal Grapes Money Btrained, berries Pineapples Watermelon—Per 1b Prices Almonds —-1 Peanuts | Mixed Not» Walnuts Ds Bottertal A grade nee Milk—Cw . O. 0. Pri trip! Wirconat ng POL ri Belgian Aunt Socloty Smoking, and down at wood-burning probably how a smoke jonally and tion 16% tur Per Per wack white .. Grape Fruit AIRY PI Ment heavy, The First and itnelt ide 50 Ww. B. Sarah for FRANCE Peabody, ing leader | along No, of Suppression | Seattle Sat © will prob-| Wm. reat North- | locomotive combative | Northern. the fs in Sunday, at the swinging her Wm. Crook It Crooks 1s one of those Joe xmokestack grand to blow smoke rings! are or—soy 17 years will no doubt remember | nolay, little engines | the to puff-puff along at made in the ¢ of cars, blowing into the alr and| half ng in the act of|largont while the big|over brought buatly ineh. of thone at turday five, ab This Keattle any ploneers may b {old veteran The Great ita first ‘m. years motives | to bowl pipe tau your the string rings pau eadway nped und | west Wm. old the and w an gantic by the Great famous ng an » 1," in one will be n depot down eht unt *, A to the in steam engines, Crooks is, bought |like others of the days of jbeen living on a pen: © been engine and latest engines to show great progreas motive equipment duri: a century ateam will be machines “Oriental transcontinent photographic the Latest Engined-of the Great Northern Railway Seattle mighty very latest thing scared the Indians most to death, During its career it played the role of Toreador very often, and one time was rolled over on its side by jan obstinate steer, Once, fire par- | tinlly destroyed !t. Originally a wood the its public} teurs will be a feature of the stay of these A prize in to be given for the best picture taken. Pic- a] the first at Northern uptown ticket office Great|at 1403 Fourth ave. by Thursday, | burner, the ‘Wm. Crooks’ often got , and|Three professional photographers, |its fuel during the winter from H1, has} Asahel Curtis, Frank H. Nowell and | fences along the way. on for many| Frank Jacoby will be the judges. | During its long and useful career not its first visit) ‘Wm. Crooks,’ engine No. 1, waa!|the ‘‘Wm. Crooks” has run over the fact, if you have|built at Paterson, N. J., in 1861, and|entire Great Northern rail system, our family, they|that same year went West, ending | from Minnesota to the Coast. It was pulled here by this |its railtrip at La Crosse, Wis., where | formally retired in 1900, but in 1903, ‘it was put on a barge and towed to|on the occasion of a birthday celebra- exhibiting) St, Paul, then small town, Its) tion for the late James J. Hill, when |landing, on September 9, proved a| the empire builder was 70, the “Wm. affair. Among the men who| Crooks” hauled the party through greeted the new locomotive! Minneapolis and out to Lake Minne- i more than/named after him, was William | tonka. 2606" in the| Crooks, chief engineer of the St.| While the ‘Wm. Crooks’ made a Paul & Pacific railroad, predecessor | regular speed of from 15 to 25 miles of the Great Northern. | per hour, it could do 60 in a pinch, the cars for it to haul had | and ome times did. Its driving arrived, the ‘Wm. Crooks'’ did/ wheels are 63 inches in diameter, its Ko nito il the follow-| weight 36,000 pounds. ‘‘No. 2506'* ing June. 1 > 28 tt pulled jinch drivers, but weighs 238,- | first passeng er the first] 000 pounds, or more than six times railroad in Minnesota. It also| the ‘"Wm. Crooks,"” successor, engines. are to be turned in at in fact, the by the was built in 186 in Northern is a which has velopment of been | gala road | first passenger locomotive to the Pacific North. one of 28 such gi recently purchased Northern to haul Limited train contest for ama Because not the | not steel al ENGINEERS TO |TO COPY U.S. START DRIVE) RAIL SYSTEM Beattle The erican °GETABLES ‘id Wholesale Dealers one made to rex With a f tons, prices to producers red by Geducting the cost of to Heattie and spproxi- hauling, storage aod seeeee Dd O@L 196 tation club to by whole xion éhairman ) Per don dos. bunche: per sack of cipal address \ Per crate ereen, ted Ge make so@ 69 | for Canadian tee LT6@LO0 nied FRUITS keouing Paid Wholesale Dealers on import following the nine timated t teand ‘ear Per don. Cal per 1b ber Ye DALLAS vin: A Emerse He » h NUTS Pald Wholesale Dealers Back Lots per th 20 at 20 26 31 Heavy Mediur AIRY PRODUCTS Paid to Shippers Catto Beattie delivery... fob. Beattio # poly condennery DUCTS Dealers cubes, ea to Meta very. Sheep— Year We Ewes raned nen eream brick... tna tripl Sugar Beet, yp rh tripiets old. 20 TRY AND MEATS tices Puld Shippers Alfalfa ¥ Straw Ce ©, fat, per MT. Chop. Chick Feed—t Chick BM Growing Feed Fig «Mash LTRY AND MEATS Paid Wholesale Dealers aned, per IW. so a i M Alfaifa Meal per ib tb. Axsociation will give a dinner in the Transp rooms Mc ugurate national movement. states is assured. Herbsaman will be the prin apeaker, on the opportunities of the # URGES RAISING | $1 LOG TARIFF) this district logs, He etated that the + As compared with months precedi would ;| Thirty-five Cent Turkey Prophesied LIVE STOCK Quotations at Stockyards Prime lambe . FLOUR AND st GAR HAY, GR. BIN AND mr Mash FUNERAL NOTICES Tn” this JOHN . aged £0 years, brother of D. H. Jones. Funeral service Friday at 1 p.m. at Fremont chapel Home Undertak ing company. Interment at Wa- shelll, Home Undertaking company. 3 PERSONAL WANTED—Lveryone to know there are thousands of people all over the country sallow, no energy, sick, eating and starving, indiges- tion, dropsy, aches and pains. Heart and kidney trouble medi- cines prevent, remove the cause, seldom fal. RHEUMATIC ERAD- I€ATOR, KIDNEY SILICA MED- ICA capsules; indigestion $1.25 | An international convention, pro-| futri,Parce! Post $1.35; 2 boxes, 1 viding for mutual use of rolling stock| GOITR . GUARANTEED; $ and ‘orm equipment, will months’ atment $ 408 to 500 jdrawn up to lessen interruptions of| cases every year: not a failure. traffic to boundary lines, Hou 9 to 6, Consultation and xpected. was! booklets free. Phone MA in-5548. Gosia ee. eae N. H. Winans, |New York Bankers Plan Bond Drive | Winans Medicine Co, 402 American Hank Bldg. NEW YORK, of | allowed amp! Ht beloved |1 of the Am-| GENEVA, pattern oF States will be chapter of ‘av, 16 Hways thi An synterns of the United made at the league of | nations’ communications and trans. | portation conferengee which began | here today | Under the ney of Senator Conti, former ian minister of transportation, delegates from almost every country in the world began sensions expected to continue almost attempt to Engineers of r nday evening ign membership expan J. W. A. Bol the committee that a live engineers of the local can ong, in successful the |@ month and will deliver an due | Snes TOM HERKILAND of = Alaxka, please call MA in-2832, cal 21 4 SPECIAL NOTICES of the Seattle THE annual meeting Chapter Red Cross will be held tn herd 9 the assembly hall of the Chamber of Commerce November 21, 1923, at ng another 1 | ll a. m. opr the election a peraes least | Board of I nd for the | transaction atever business may properly come before the red the 7 meeting. the middle FRANK _ lo= Carey urged the the 1 in-| un duty large amou to 0,000 of new ground es will be twee WATERHOUSE, $ it Chairm im. Universal Whist Club conomy Bld.. 1431 1st, room 1; af+ 0; evenings 8:30. Pub- ; n now a rict a dumpit | week that t out “The Seattle Star Published Dally at 1807 Seventh Ave.|g@ LOST AND FOUND Seattle, Washington Paine phe REWARD for the return of 9 | | STAR WANT AD months Boston. terriers spindle, | RATES with white collar; lost near South werdi 0 one Park yesterday. Please call cents per line sabato Same ad run’3 or more. times Lost —Wrist watch in -wash room | rate cost per line, 15 cents, Columbia theater, valued as keep- EXAMPLE . sake. Finder PLEASE return to line ad, 1 tin "17 head usher at Columbia theater : line 1 cents, and receive reward. to run 3 times, at 15 cents its 31 E crank Der line, $1 | Inko ave, “Friday ontract Rates quent call GA rfid-2412 OST on Mond: MA in-0600 — W: ant Ad Dept. ee ae BUSINESS _ 1 in the nine m¢ nthe Fordney-McC umber 5 00,000 in He es tt Imports for be cur over 200,000,000 | Count 6 line; cost, 17 cents per! line af, ton West- Finder please pus th Thank predictior of tl arkey y—Lady's Reward. ow uper umbrella. cheerful n, New Da |7 FEMALE HELP WANTED {PpVICEHA vis for night and day SERVICES mpt adding machine classes deal work, excel- should ort course. Easy oN ibe Attorneys-at-Law Comptometer Company, Ls <HVICH? Foucph Alien lawyer, | 605 Lowman Bullding mig: e even | All cases » Leary Bldg. EL lot-3985 mye " Fs BALL-WM. BALL Burke | WANTED — Experienced a ei aienii nad nad,| Packers for candy section: good opening. Apply employment. of+ W fice, second floor, Bon Marche. 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