The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1923, Page 18

HINDLEY URGES STATE PROGRAM Prosperity Depends on Work- ing Together, He Declares The need of a Washington “state \eonsciousness” was urged by Dr, W, J, Hindley, educational director of the Washington State Retailers’ as- Boclation, in an address at the meet- Ming of the Seattle Advertising club ‘Muesday noon in the Masonic club fyooms. Dr. Hindley told about the trials and troubles of different agri- cultural sections of the state, and Pointed out that the problems of any Material section were the problems ‘PF the wholo state. “We have been provinelal,” he de- elared, “and bound by our geographic lines, our mountains and our rivers Into different sections. This year wo have just begun to get over these barriers and recognize Washington “@5 an undivided whole. “This has been a productive year for Washington. One billion dollars’ fworth of wealth has been produced ‘the greatest in our history, ‘That jit has mot been equally as prosper. ous has been due to the fact that “While some districts have been mak- ‘ing money, others, equally produc- /tive, have been operating at a loss.” | Dr. Hindley reviewed the wheat }aituation, and expressed faith in the Tplan now being formulated to tax |domestic sales in order to provide a ‘fund that will permit American grow- jers to compete in foreign markets With the excess over domestic con- sumption, which he stated was never more than 23 per cent of the total “crop. + Commenting on the advertising ‘ampaigns being conducted by cham- bers of commerce and the railroads, Dr. Hindley declared that. Washing- ton had never lacked for people com- 4ng into the state, and that the big Problem was to keep them after they ‘had come, by proper co-operation of ‘the whole state. “We must sell the state to its own People,” he said, “and in this the ‘state must look for leadership to ‘Seattle, its greatest metropolis, “Among other things that must be {done is the establishment of a state brand. Not a box of fruit, not a| ‘sack of grain, not a thing that ts} {produced in the state should go out + without the name ‘Washington’ on it *in some form or other. Washington has been blessed with enormous natural opportunities, and these must be made the most of by state con- Sclousness, with a state program, un- Ger state leadership.” VOTE CHAMBER AMENDMENTS. ‘By-Laws Changed for More Democratic Government All of the proposed amendments $40 the by-laws of the Chamber of ! Commerce which were submitted to } the membership of the chamber for referendum vote, were overwelming- } ly adopted, it was announced yester- day when the board of trustee: . Yassed the vote at their regular +,Meeting. The largest number of | votes cast against any of the amend- | ments was 23. The changes made are designed to ¢strengthen the jocratic character tof the chamber, Summarized they jare as follows: All members of the board of trus- j tees are to be elected by the member- ship, instead of some being elected ,and others holding their places on the board by virtue of their positions &s chairmen of standing committees, @5 in the past. The committee on committees ts created, which selects the personnel of all committees fr the approval of the board of trustees. This has been the practice in the chamber, but it is now made a part of the by The public carrier committee 1s added to the list of standing commit. | tees of the chamber. This is to be representative of public carriers, air, water, rail and truck, which have heretofore been without a committee in the chamber. Committee chairmen are to be nom- inated by the trustees by the com- mittee on committees and submitted to the respective committees for rath fidation, the committees have the| Tight to veto nominations. Members of the nominating com. | mittee are made ineligible for reap- | pointment until one year shall have elapsed after their terms have ex- pired, Financial Flashes From James Macfarlane & Go, #11 Second Ave. Average 86.05 stock age an 03; + decrease of . Larger acreage and better prices generally of most of the important farm crops of the country, combined with an in- crease of about 600,000 acres in gate planted area, lift- value of this year's £91,000 above last price 40 leading bonds 9 industrial of | 20.18, a incre crops +$ year. Westinghouse Air Brake declared | sarter! idends of $1.50, an in 10 cents over preceding | rter. London cables say English or- ders have been placed with con- tinental mills for Jarge quanti- ties of woolen cloths. Oldsmobile branch of tors producing 5,0 schedule calls for 6,500 in January and 8,000 in Februar; Five ballots, making a totabot 14, failed to settle dispute over chairmanship of the inter, commerce commission. Petroleum exports from Mexico In first nine months totaled 101,269,944 barrels versus 143,603,411 in riod in 1922. Earnings of for General Mo- | 0 cars. ffionth ame pe American Twcomotive current year estimated around | (0 y re common, after | | payment of preferred dividends, i [atr Bogata: Here’s Seattle Coaster Local Man a SS Here are the young son and daughter of A. maker, 3826 Eastern ave., in new “Made-in-Seattle” coaste —Photo by BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER “Willie, where have you been, get- ting home from school so late?’ “Gosh, ma—"* and Willle proceeds to detailed explanations. And that's just exactly what Is causing all the excitement down at the corner of Boren and Mercer sts. for be it known a Seattle man, one A. H. Shoemaker, of 3826 Eastern ave, has invented and patented a new type of conster truck, which he claims is the ‘‘best ever’’ for safety and effectiveness, reganiless of price. Having a bunch of kiddies of his owg, and liking nothing better than to seo them enjoy themselves in healthy play, Mr. Shoemaker set Ship News) ae | Tides in Seattle | WEDNESDAY THURSDAY | 19 DEC. 2 First High Tide | First High Tide 2:26 wm. 10.1 fej dat am, 168 f first Low Tid First Low Tide $18 a om, 48 ft) 9:08 @ m, Ta tt Second High Tide Second High Tide 1:48 p.m. 11.0 fr 1 pm. 10.9 ft Second Low Tide Second Low Tide | 9:00 pom, 0.7 te! ous p. my 0.1 ft eee Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, Dee. 19— a. m —Barometer ri ently cloudy, wind ft. eight miles an hour Arrivals and Departures Arrived—Dec. 19.—Str &: ah Amert- can from Rotterdam via ports, at noon wir Alannéa from Tacoma, S125 a0 on a.m. (Dec. 18—str Orees from Ante fogeate. via ports, at 1:30 « Salled—Dee. 19. ie Adi for Alaska, at 9 a.m for Nagoya vie. Ta Lie tals ote Wapema tor Gas Port Plakeley, at 11:30 a. ama Maru tor Vancouver via at 10715 a. m. Alaska Vessels Cordova,| Dec. 18.—Sailed—str North- western, squthbound, at 6 p, 1. Bitk: 18—Hailed—ste Admiral Rogers, southbound, at 9 p. m. Vessels in Port at Seattle Terminal—Pler 40—Btre Ba- Great ‘Northern Terminal—Btr Maru Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal—str Aa- miral Rodman, str Admiral Watson, Pier 11B—Str Owego. Pler 4—Btr Nome City Pler 2—Btre Victoria, Beattie Bhlp Motorahip Culburta len, U. BL. H. T. Heather. jo Coast Engineering Works—v. g. G. Unaiga. Connecticut treet Terminal. Discoverer, Kakata Alameda. -U. rahip Frank Str J. A Y, motorship Street Terminal—U. & ©. ¢ str Floridian. rminal 3. Sur Str Royalstar. U. 8. 6. etlout, king, ce & Dredging Co,— s Dry Dock—Str Rainter t Seattle Training Station—Eaglo No, torahip Apex. Winslow Marine Ratlway- Ross, Camano, Elia A., Bophie Chria- tensen, Meteor and A bktns Anne Comyn and Ch: roker; barges Coquitlam City and Gritfson. fchrs Betsy THIEVES OR FIRE Use Our Modern Safe Deposit Equipment ize @ Dry Dock Co—| a a} Invents Toy H. Shoe- ventor and manufacturer of a r for children. Price & Carter, Star Staff Photographers himself to devising improvements in playthings, and evolved a nolsoleas roller skate some time ago, which proved a winner in the market. Noting how many children were Injured on thelr roller coasters, he decided something could be done, and after studying tho various makes on the market, produced a coaster that he proceeded to have mado by the Seattle Cabinet Works, until such time as he can incorporate and start his own factory—so they are being turned out there, and it is getting to bo a regular Mecca for small boys |desirovs of planning thelr own | Christmas present ahead of timo. The “Koon Koster Truck" is a substantial affair, built on scientific lines, that should appeal to parents by reason of its safety features. Ap. | proximately 42 inches long by 15] Jinches wide at }low and ® axle, because t it t» built rrow, the low center of gravity makes {t safer and more desirable for youngsters. } With a frame of fir and spruce, the disc wheels Bag | Manila hardwood impervious to mols jture. But the chief feature is the ‘ety first" fore-wheel brakes. | Theso sheet metal brake bands Tun across the back of | wheels, and are directly beneath the jheels of the boy ax he rests his [feet upon the foot-rest on the front }truck extension. Thus, wants to stop his coa removing his feet or are when ho without taking his ac,” a} the fore} NE early Alcoh up hs Ate Ki Altea Ame: Amer. Amer. Amer. Amer, Amer. Amer. Beech: Beth. Brook: Brook! Burns Calle. Cant, do Chea, Chao. cht Del. Dome to do End. Peder Firth Fisk Fletse’ Gen. |. do | Home How | How Sobulte, 106%, off %; Stud: . Binal Brown Shoe Com... Caddo Cen, jahan Zinc @ LA. do pid ....... Central eLather . Davison Detrott Famous WALL STRONHT JOURNAL FINANCIAL TuCVvnCw Indications that the bonus measure w be allowed to supercede the tax reduction bill with couraged speculative sentiment and prices showed a steadier tone in the W YORK, Deo, 19 dealings today, Fractional rallies above the low points touched Tuesday were scored by Baldwin, Chandler, Studebaker and other industrial favorites, while the wenoral list displayed a good underto Opening prices luded Unite off Me; Mh & C Baldwin, 128, off 4. ele New York Stock Market Advance Rumley ... do pf eduction Ajax Rubber Alaska Juneau 4. Chemical Alite Chalmers ... do pta Am, Agr. Chemteal,. 12% cents OOM ey Teet Bugar.... 42 Am, Bosch Magneto, 6% Bank Note Car & Fray, Radiator fafety Razor Chip & Com. com... Sumatra +6 10% Ut PRE esses BI Bteel a lyn 109% yn Union Gas.112 ay 102% 2% “a 6 2% 99% 11% Tiros A... Oe tieis Packers ... Peto . ta Chandler Motors « & Ohio. Chicago & Alton. & K. Ue do pta jemnical ... Edison Mines . Dupont de N . Rastman Kodak . ist pia. Johnson ayers. al M. & & ta Aye. Bus Tire hman Yeast Foundation Co. Gen. Am, Tank Car... Aspha! Ct Motors pia Heh com pta Wheel tman Corp. ake 1 Prod. on Ol | Hudson Motor . Kup) Thin Tnapir: Int Motor ation nds or eyes off the steering gear, |18%et Comb Engine he merely presses heels, and it dom. The center ts #0 constructed that tipping over at & curve is impossible. For the jer ts down me being, Mr. Shoemak the direct “producer n of marketing, sel! at the factory to he exp to the market moro adding one more industry to put them o1 the ‘ |Local Manager of A lune was Japan society, Tuesd newly-opened Stuart build: to bh local manager BS n Kaisha, who has been made | ger of the company’s New | York office, and §. Ogate, who will pucceed him in Seattle. Ishizawa }eame to Seattle two years |from Japan. He will leave for New York day. pon given by the club room or T. of the in the Ishiza- | Makes High Record PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.—It is believed that Baldwin Locomotive | will 1 records this year both in gros and in net. profit jfrom a str locomotive business. sales company r $40 a shar he best how earnings of y far war common, in po final figures may record fc i cluding even war yea show period, new high time, in .|Railroad Earnings Make Large Gains | NEW YORK, Des, 19.—October aggregate net’ of income of | hing and | $102, agal > in }1922; 10 $821 |e ast 20,460 in 19 |Estimate World’s Wheat Production The instit eat mates duction, ex 3,461,000,000 rating termir ulture way, frame nd Howell, ave, frame N. B., frame , frame frame one profit orived if we rience, Care. tter prepare N. Y. K. Promoted | noon tn ita} ppon | ago| Locomotive Company) Harvester with his | inter. Mer. Marine | do pta | Invin Iron Jowell Kayne Kelly | Kenne: Kinne: Lima Lott, Loews, Magm: Mian lonta: ah N.Y Nevada do p Nor. & Kansas City Bou. do pta “me ot Copper y & Co, Lace. Ine. a Copper Mex. Seaboard Olt ur! Pacitio do pta ia Power . tional Biscuit Motors Central 1s Cons, Went pt Northern Pacific. Bottie ntarto Bilver phe um Clroutt Pacific Ot | Pacific | Penn | Pe Coast Co. Be Bteel. Pennaylvania Phillip | Pierce do p Pullm: pe Pete, Arrow « yt Pure O1i Reallwa: | Rana Min Reading do Ist pfa Re Reming Iron & Stoel... n Type. Replogle Steet et Bears | Bheit \s Strom Supers ‘Tenn. Tobac: do ‘Trans, Union do p é do 8. 8. do p tah Werte 14a Tob. “Bi ide Springs Duteh uthern Railway . do pta & 8, W. do pta Rosbue Union ol Standard Ol Calle rt Warner bere Carb | Studebaker | | Submarine Boats 1,000,000 | Copp Tex. Guit Pacific kem Tt. B Products Cont. Olt Pacific ta a Drug .. Fruit ; Int pid Bites! pt Copper Securities. & ier Vanadium Wabash do pfd A n Pac. pa tinghouse Elec A. i. Motors erland own ST OTM, off Wi Union ker, 108%, off 4; Tobacco I not to t a hard fight en- Btatom Steel, 94%, WHEAT GLOSES WEAK AND LOW CHICAGO, Dec, 18.—Wheat closed weak and lower, while corn and oats stowed fractional advances on the Chicago board of trade today. Denpito strength in other grains, wheat closed at inside figures, Boars who succeeded in hammert aluon fractionally below last night's clone kept prices In check and all efforts of bull influences to effect a turn= about were futile. Good local support upon receipta of Northwestern news that heavy salen were made for export via Philadelphia and that Chicago and ¥ houses were in ‘keen compe- tition, were strengthening factors in the corn upturn, as well as Den- mark’s purchase of liveral parcels for immediate shipments, Oats were dull during the entire session, but held up under the in-| fluence of corn, better cash demand | and lighter country movements, Provisions closed irregular. Chicago Board of Trade Lege 7d Clone | store " od 1.06% $1.05 + 108% 1.08% 1.07 2% cand 1% AI erty Ae 12.12 Liverpool Teesd: lay’ soe ARAB 12.10 270 . Grain jaotations High lew Close 14d fe10Kd ella! Sd te 8 dbs BK) Cash Wheat CHICAGO, Deo. 14.—Cash wheat—No. 3 hard, $1.09; No. 2 hard, $1.07% @1.10 * jing, as N |50 per cent of the nation’s building. | Cabbage. ° Portland Produce ‘Toreday’s Quotations stg ito tt Duying price, 86@400 don; sell- tea pries, 40@ 460 Gon Cheese—21% @tie Ib. Hens—1¢@2To 1b. Se Boston Wool Dee. 18 1 of quitt wool buyt eity of some tn foreign strong at 6 clean, on & shrinkage basis of . Home of these wools are being beld for} 87 canta | London cables state that offerings at| woo! auctions were well taken and the was a good demand for crom brew which are now selling 20 per cent higher | than November bale, | see San Francisco Produce Toreday’s Quotations tawe lb; prime fireta, (tye don; « i endersioed pulleta, Ste Gon lifornia, flats, fancy, 260 Ib as | ; | Denver Live Stock ‘Toreday Cattlo—Neoripts, teers, $664.50. to, cal pullets, ; market, 100 lo $6.5506.58; pig rket, steady #116 11.60; m, $406.50, Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Deo. 18.-—The exchange market closed irregular, mand, $4.37 off %; French , 0.0683M, up 0.0001%; Lire 0422%; Heigian, $0.0457%, up $0.0001; tka four triliion to the dollar. gah foreign Bter ~ BANK CLEARI em 1 | | Seattle | | Clearings .... .....$7,461,834.11 | | Balances . ++» 1,836,692.75 | | Portland | Clearings .... | Balances Denes cesee Tacoma « 2,883,000.00 -* |} Total transactions Building Activity Still Continues Thru Country Eleven Months Show 25 Per Cent Gain Over Same Period Last Year Taking the United States as a whole, November showed a greater volume of building than any previous November and was the third highest month of 192%, according t the na- tional building survey by 8, W. Straus & Co, March still holds the record for this year's building per- mits, ‘The whole country showed a gain of 40 per cont over November last year and 6 per cent over October ot this year, Tho gain over October, al- | tho small, was nevertheless surpris: ember hag always showed a decling from October, with the ex. option of last year, ‘The 287 citien reported in this sur- voy show a total of $301,056,967. ‘The only month this year, with the excep- tion of March, which surpassed $360, 000,000 wan April, when 284 cition had | a total of $350,957,000, After April| there was a slight decline in the vbl | ume of building thruout the country until August, when the great activi- tles which now prevail began to| gather momentum, at it has centered in the larger cltion {# shown by the fact that the | 25 cities with the largest volume of building permits for November pre-| sent a total of $214,408,114 compared with $301,056,967 in 287 cities. These 26 cities represent about 20 per cent of the nation's populatton and about Each section of the country in No- SEATTLE VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers (The prices kiven are those made to re tall dealers by wholesalers. With a few seasonal exceptions, prices to producers ean be figured by deducting the cost of transportation to Besttle and approxi mately 16% for hauling, storage aad selling cost.) Artichokes—Per dow. -1.8001.85 | Beete—New. dox. bunch: 38 | Looal, new, per sack Hrussele Sproute—Per green, Loe, 4 Foreign Money Status ‘Tareday's Quotations Furnished by Logan # liryas B10 Becond A’ Beattle formal Value Present Valeo 4.566 Sterling $4.3 SCanadian cts French fran 4 ots . Belgian fra SR cts 19 «+ Swine fra 42cte 19.30 «Italian lira 4.94 ote 26.80 cta,...S8wedieh krona. .26.34 cts 26.80 cts... Norway krone,.14.98 cts! 640 cte....Danish kron 17. a) 00 ete Greek drachma..Li2cts 20 cts inn crown 014% ¢| 40.29 1 florin ..38,12 cts| 19.60 cts... imantan jel bl ects panish peseta One Bes Liberty Bonds ‘Tocsday’s Quotations Furnished by Legan & Bryan B10 Second Ave., Sen’ | Rerten High Clone | Firat 99.31 99.29 Firat 4s. ...... 9811 1 Second a 16 > ose 08.14 | 98.13 98.11 99.08 | 98.13] 99.16] 98 19.50 cts reales | N. Y. Sugar and Coffee fas in-0600 — Want Ad Dept. | Tuesday's Quotations Sugar ot kranulated, $5.9 Coffee—No. # Rio, Bantos, 144 015% Foreign Securities Tursday’s Quotations B= Fervished by Logan & Bryan 19 Second Ave, Seattle Raw, $7.41; refined, easy lle IB. No. 6 | 1922, were MARKETS —_—___—. eats" CAT lw. vember this year showed a gain over November, 1922, The Kast was the highest with a gain of 40 per cent; the South was second with 3% per cent; the Pacific West third, with 21 and the Central fourth, with 17, The East also showed a gain pver October this year of 26 per cent, The other sections showed losses from October, | New York, where about 15 per cent of the entire country’s building opera- tions are now going forward, cam: very near topping the $100,000,000 mark for the month, surpassing its figure of Jast November by more than $40,000,000 and showing a gain} over October this year of more than $35,000,000. | Other large clties which showed) phenomenal ins over November, . Paul, 821 per cent; To- ledo, 132 per cent; Cleveland, $1 per cent; St. Louis, 60 per cent; Mil- waukee, 54 per cent; San Francisco, | 47 per cent; Chicas, 23 per cent; Boston, 26 per o¢ Los Angeles, 19 per t; Nashville, 141 per cent, and) Washington, D. C., 35 per cent. ‘The gain for the entire country, r the 11 months of last year, ex- ceeded 25 per cent. There were declines of minor {m-| portance in building costs, including | concreting material, lumber, clay products and paint. The stabilized conditions have done much { stimu- late activity which was further as-| sinted by increased labor efficiency. Parenips—Per sack . Peppers—Cal., bell, Potatocs— Local whites, owt. . Netted Gems, ton . +2 Radishes—Local, doz. bunches, Rutabagus—P ‘ kplnach— Loe: Squash—Per T. ..... Sweet Potators—Per Th. . Tomatoce—Lug .....+ Turnips—Per sack . FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Apples— Delicious Bpitzenbergs Jonatha Winter per Bb. Eastern, bbl Grape Fruit Florida .. Grapes Money—Comb, per ea fitrained, per 1. . Huckleberriew—Per Lemons—Fancy Japanese, bundle | Pears—Per box Pineapples—Per crate NUTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Back Lote @ 22 r Der 't, Bt The Seattle Star Published Datly at 1307 Seventh Ave, Seattle, Washington STAR WANT AD RATES Count 6 words to one line; cost, 17 cents per line. Same ad to run 3 or more times, rate cost per line, 15 cents. EXAMPLE 3-line ad, 1 time, at 17 cents per line, 51 cents. $-line ad, to run 3 time: per line, $1.35 Contract Rates by Request at 15 cents BUSINESS SERVICES Attorneys- ADVICE free. Joseph J All canes, 605 Leary Bldg. EL tot J.P. BALL-WM. BAL 215 Burke Blid., 905 2nd. All cases. Fees mod. Carpet Weaving and Cleaning WEAVING, cleaning, ma’ treases, feathers; 9x12 rugs cleaned and resized, $3; mail orders. Write for prices. FLUFF Rug & Carpet Cleaning Works. Largest rug fac- tory on Pacific coast. New locas tion, 308 14th SRE acn-1781, lectric Machinery ~pouGH Or. 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