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PACK 14
STATE WILL
LEAD AGAIN
01 APPLES
Drops to Fourth Place, but
Is Due for Come-Back.
Says C. ot C.
Altho Waahlngton will drup lt«m
tirat place, which «a* held ">
to about fourth rank In a* an
apple prvdudng commonwealth ilu«
atatr will undoubtedly ri-galn It*
lead Im Additional acre* are planted
t«> the fruit. It wa* staled at lhr
atate development bureau of the
chamber of CminHn t"ln> in con
nection with the effart* of the chain
to Interest Ik* ivwinunll* In the
observance of Apple wteh, uon in
progress
All thr other countrle* on the
globe do not produce a* many apple*
as the I'nlted Sta,le» Only in »w»
of the Hritlsh lUiminiuw ha* apple
«rowu\c atta.nrd commercial prvpor
I Son* on an orgnnlaed a»-»le Kn«
Und Klum-e Crmunf. Ilu»i» ami
many part* of Kurwpe ha\e lar*e
numbi-r* of apple treea. but moat of
th« fnjlt doea not enter eoßtmerctal
rhanneH In Vranie ne.-irl* 90 iwr
cent of the crop la uaed for beverage
p«rpo«e»
Cnfiada now pfOiluvw about IS per
cent as many apple* w are grown
In the I'nlted Btnte«. #<>uth Africa
la developing apple growing, but an
yet the production i* not a favtor in
vorlj'a markeu. Attention la direct
•d to the Anttpwlea. chlefty on ac
count of a rwptdly tncreaaing produc
*l*n m Auatmlia and New Zealand,
where applea are harvested from
Ktbruary to April, and reach foreign
market* during April. Ma\ ami
Jane Production la largely con
•timed locally altho in aome yenr*
Tlamtnu Ka* eiporte.l a* miny aa
caaea (buahelat to Kngland in
a aewann
The bearing apple acreage on the
Attatraiwin mainland incltulea akwut
SO.OOO acre*. In Tasmania. Si 000
acre* and in New Zealand about IS.
♦OO acre* Slany orchard* are young
and an increaaed production may be
•ipected.
Nowhere elae In tha world ha*
«nm>n uil apple growing reached
the position of prominence that It
bold* la thl* country, ami It aeejn*
probable that the I'nlted Htatee will
retain it* prominence in thl* re*peel
for many year* to come, and Seattle
la destined to be the gateway thru
which will leave a great ihare of the
apple production of thl* state, which
In a few year* will never again be
Atapiaced from production leadership
Seattle Singer
Bids Farewell
in Concert Here
Seattle mint k«p carafully In
Bind the nam* of Mk harle D» Caro.
baritone. who last night land* tune
ful fkrewell to hi* home town In the
Mditorium of the First Methodist
tMrch
Touth the power and range of hlaj
mwrkai'l- baritone vole* and a per
•oaaltty of unuaual appeal, assure.
far De Caro a noteworthy career
lit Caro has all the natural
Kent tor aueress in recital or oper
a tic work, and the difficult selections
*i*»n in hla faraatll racital aucipat
that h" haa. In addition, tha rara
fflft of diliir«»nt apptlcfttion to hla art.
In Ihrtf of tha popular Uartiwt»
Hop<» lyrica, ft vat) malodiaa by Kin
dan. C*ro tourhad tha haarta of thoaa
to whom rich tonal valuta and paa
alon.il'- rxprvadon ara of morr con- |
aaquen* * than tha finer davnonatra
tiona of vocal ttrhnic.
CHCMIHKH SIKKKT VIF.ANS
Or HTORINii #
Tha younc man poured out tha
lavlah of thla aeriaa with i
trua warmth. He had <-hown
tha surest meana of reachmir the
larye and frlandly audience before |
Mm. and he m<»da the utvnoat uaa of j
hla m«dium No ainifer haa riaen I
to the top without the haarty favor .
of un«*rfTi«al hearer-*
But De Caro boldly challenge the I
moet aophiaticatcd when he opened
hla program with the prologue from
I*aglia'<i I'.y thla teat he prove*!
the nontrol. the even and auatalne«J
quality, and the dramatic feeling de
veloped to augment hla vocal hari
tage
But whether aong in to ha Jtnlgad
from the moat preriaa* of viewpoint*
or bwltaJly, according to ita emo
tiona I vuluaa, I>e Caro muat be ac
knowledged aa an arti*t whoa«« fu
ture will repav tha hopeai of hla ad
tnirera. Aa enrorea he gave Toati'a i
•floodbye" and Sfinderm/n'a "L'ntil," I
theraby ditplaylng the veraatility '
which auataina hia whole accomplish
•nent
flida I>hnwti, aa piamat. aharfO
fittingly tha honora etithuai.ti#ti<'all>
la»«towed on the well arranged pro
frram He gave three numbera
which wt-ra no leaa received
than the aonga of I>e Caro. Kape< iai
ly in Starriberg'a "Concert Ktudc"
aiid prove hia m'iat'Ty of thr
piano. 11a waa compelled to add an
encor* a Mor.kowsky com|H>aition.
to th«- generoua offerlnga of the
evening. l>*• Caro and in
<tompany, will be certain of the
ISitronaga Heuttls can arford at any
time.
It probably will be aom? time be
for*- his friends here are privil«-ged
wig.iin to liMt«*n to I)e Caro I!#• ia
Having for the Kaat, to atudy and
fill engagements. The b»**t wlahea
of Beattle muaic lovers follow him
ALKICARLINE
TO BE EXTENDED
Petition* to extend the Alkl car
lino to I>ouj<Uia pine* were grunted
Thuraday by th»» uUlltie* <ommittee
of the city council. The exten*ion
will carry resident* of the South
Alkl district one half mile further
HOUth.
Ferdinand K«;hmitz, who donated
Kchmitz park to the city, agr« <*! to
give 12,000 In cm*h and to take half
of the improvement itonda when Uie
on wm completed.
Ship News
Tide* in Seattle
i mtm
>4l* *
V tral I I
i « «w , . • ft
I lr«l ni«H I »« ,r
I i 4* i» **» 11 »f I
l»de
I v« M, . 3 I ft
• •
i in M*l» n
NOt I
I tril la* tide
j i «: « n» \ * ft
I tr»l lit*lt • Itlr
I11 ,1 4 in ,ll» ft
v« «mi«l Iww I ide
1 6 34 |> W* , 4 4 rt
VNimit High Tt«ir
(1114 m m, l i (t
Brings Big Cargo of
Freight Frcm Orient
lit 'ngtng u heavy cargo of m»
«lmnUi o from the Orient. »u lading
a valuable shipment of allk. the
(Kuki* Sliiwen Kui*lMl Imei Arabia
Maim berthed at P»*r < Wedn* d«>
The Arabia Maru also earned ov.
100 pa-ow-ngetx nil of them Often
tola.
• • •
To Hold Exercise#
for Newest Cadets
The Washington stat* fmutual
arhool. I'nieerally tmmpua, on Sit'
urtlay. at 10 SO a m. «»N tiold
foi mat nervtiNw for the Mcond
cadet rlajwt, ahltb ha* Just
The proffrtn will be mrrtett out
on board the I H. H \i« k*t»urß
tm-hoolshipl. and Uovsrnor Hart If
fipti'tal to be on hand, a* well
a*' shipping men. and
offlrttU,
Parent* of iwdels have hwn
invited
• • •
Big Shipment of
Shoes Reach Here
The Hrown Hhoe Co . of HI l«uul«
In reMponalbla for the shipping of
several carload* of ahoea into the
Northweat at approginu.tely
$100,004) Theae ahoea repreaent the
cancelled order* of merchanta thru
out the eountrv laOtftl rrpfeaenu
Uvea are the Ituater llrown tflioe
v'o.
s s s
Weslher Bureau Report
T%T "»Mll IRt.AVIV So* « I A 14
Rittaf barometer. «W»f <ala 4 eaat. It
milea aa
t«-|l't« A * Raleing
wMd aouth el*ht milea an Moat feaaad
out Mtr *<l mtral Farrafat ai • '4 a »
j I* VI ■loud* • ittd taal nine milaa
an hour Paaeed aut A !•« maatad
ai<a«tr at i If p rn
a • a
Arrival* and Departure*
Arrived
Novambar < Mtr Mania Ana fr *m
Houtheaat *r« Alaaka at > a u< atr
K at<«rl Marv fn>» *»a Kobe. I
Vokubam* and Vktoria, H At It ♦!
A- n»
Su«amb*r I tlr A am«4a fret* Tare
ma at 11 a m. atr Qtaaaa fraan Tarama
at II li p. t» atr fiauama at S 14 p. n>
•tr l.y maa Mteoart fr»an Nan 1-uia vua
Vaarwuvar ti at I p m .atr t'aimak
from Akatan ai I p. a.. Mr Ta«tna*
r< >m Akutan At 4 p m . atr l>eae| from
llongkxng »la Han rraa«teco at II p m .
atr Fvitan from ItrUlafe ial«mblan porta
at It It p m
UMll
« -«tr Nt Hon iHagt.
vla Men rraartaro Man Mr* an 4 porta
at ntma. atr Aaaetta lU-afc far Ta coma
at t a m
Kovambar j —sir tkagaar far Tatan*
at It.JI a. m.
a a a
Alaskan Vessels
Valdaa Mailed Navambar 3 #tr North
•aatam. aoutttlwuad. at I <• a a
. Petersburg Mailed Nanmbar I. ttr
aorthWouaiid. at J I# p m
Katebikan Mailed N»vamh»r I: tir
j Jefferaoa. northbound, at II 2t p «
• • *
Vessels in Other Ports
Boat'*i»—Hailed Navamkar 3 lir Eaat
i trn >teaa for Ibaetile via Portland
! Honolulu Nailed Navambtr 9 atr Wll
| mington for Fagat Hound via Man Pran
eMN-o.
i «rt»tob*l—Arrived Nataabar I ttr
| < >ragoatan from New fork via Meat tie.
Mna Kraaaiara and fan Pedro
dan fran«-law?o- —Arrivod November 5
[ Kr Norwood from Helllafham at & a m..
•tr Argyll from Meattle at I a m
llaii>oa 'Arrived November 1 Mlr Jal
' apa from Maattla far ttattad Kingdom.
| Mailed November J Mtr Mewntberaaia for
Meattte via p«rta
Dunfanaaa - Paaasd out November I:
Motor arhr W akiraa from M*attle for
ttrttlah Columbian porta at I It a m
Tarsma - Arrived November I tlr
i Annette Ralph from Meattia at t a. m.
Mailed November a? Mtr Annette Haiph
) for Meat tie at 11 a m.
Ia a a
Reported by Wireless
f'o«adlan t.eirraaitat
Nor9n\h*r 4 Mtr F.Adl'-ott i 141 mll«a
from H'attl" tl I p m . ur J A Nt»f
fttt 244 mile* a»uth of I*r*n-• Kupsri.
•outhbound. at i p m air Admiral
Walton at Kntrarn-a lalaad. northbound,
at • 14 p rn
November t" Ta«*ht off Nal»ta
latand. aortkaouod. at t 30 a. m.
a a a
Vessels in Port at Seattle
Smith Co** tarmlnal R'r Ma«i«an. atr
Kaatern leader, atr Kdmora, atr Bik*
ton atr Koatarn rtaord
Pier 1« Utr Fulton
Flar 10 -If. « H Huah.
Mmith form an> horag* Btr • roaa Kayo,
atr lloratoan Maru.
Piar ( Utr Arabia Mara.
fM#r i Mtr W«at Jaater
Ptar 2 rttr Victoria, atr Alamada, atr
l^itoach*
| Ball * tarmlnal V a II flurvayar. atr
Tafiflbak. atr l.'ntmak
ptar A atr Admiral Ilodmaa
i Plar I» —litr Wtfaati
in ion Pacific tarmlnal —Mtr Tjldondarl.
daHa
! ut at tarmlnal atr f»»aal ftfakar
joreaoa H"U#r anrk* ,*ttr Kattblkan.
I Kaat VNatffwav tarmlnal Htr f»aua|
Todd drydncka i4tr Waatward Ho. atr
Waat Mahaali
pugat Kound lirlda* * T>radalnc anrka ■
Xtr I'attmr**m. hull Italnlwa
; I.aka I nlan - Hull* AMIIa. Aimiba, A l^r•
doa, Addlfin, All*nhnrat. Arirnlk. An-
Ihoa, Waydaa. 144-rtraml HinfarmM,
H,a- ayla. Hla«k Wolf. Hlanford 'nil
win. ikinfbton, Paxuta. Puyallup,
<'*i>a< an. ('aprarla t'ardla. Oaina.
Cbaraa. Ch'-atarflaid, Chal*-ia,
Clayraa, Corna. C«*lan. < ola. Ci<aia.
Kliaaa. Kl»«'ra Kndrmlon. Port liar
riM, Ktirt Jaikaoii. Him »»»i*.
Port Co lan. (mufka, Kitan.
J AmM yard*- Htr ltooaav*tt.
H. hwagar it Natt!«ton Htr Clauaaua
I\v . m rtaattla al*-vator Htr Kaatarn tllaa
I liaffaruan drydock Htr Cordova.
Saya Election to
Help Buaineaa Life
r/)H ANCJKLKH. Cfcl., .Vov. 4 "The
paychtdogifal eff«-«-t of tha republican
l:irid«lide will be to improve buaineaa
condltiona thmout the couiMry," 11.
M. Uobinxon, reptlblicun, leadinK
banker and financial advlaer
to the American pea< comrniaaion
In Paris, declared today.
Kohlnaon. who haw been a atrong
advocate of the l<*agiif of na tiona. ex
prsaaed oonfldsnce that the Harding
iidrninlafration would bring America
Into come aort of a leugue.
"I hope and believe the party will
do ita duty and give ua protection
from the iaolat"! poaitlori we would
have w-re we to remain out of a
Ifuifue of aome kind," he waid.
i% m
HANK Ct.KSMSdH
Heat t la
Mearinffw *7.7
ISalamr, f.HiH.OOH ft*
Tacoma
Clearing* 1.209,594 00 1
iSulance* I 1ft.24ti.00 !
ftpokane
Clearing*. 2,t50.116.00
balance* .146.627.00
Says N. Y. Exchange
Will Respond Soon
to Election Victory
NBilV YORK. \.»\ 4 rh« N.'w Yofk K«mli «f< hanf* opened irregular
t«»vla\ Oprftilts |>ru • « iiH 11««J• d I • high Vgllr* r»HS Up U . A I'a
line 34 Vupl*,ll •tm 11 Mtores 12 off S , Hin« latr It** off ; •'•timlmn
Pa* t(U 1114. uff 1 New York I'vntrAl IS. up •% Baldwin Locomotive
IH»4, up H General Motors lll|, unchanged Northern >*n«tflg »IV|. op
% New lUnn 33'*. up '»} t'nion I'tt If li lI7S. up '♦ i'nlted Ntaies
Ntee) ft J off M<«iran |*etrt»|eUlll I#©. off '» , t.'fUi ible Mt*el l!0\,
off . leading 103 to 10|\ up 'i to uff
"Thr iitck market will in tint* respond i.i the nv*rwhelming repub
111 an Victor) *aul n Mll'Seea** Mrnl out over * |i*lik** ■ private Will* ll»4ty.
aiiotdltia lii (It* l»ow Jone* f I imtir i* I n* w s aK'idy
"Itepuhltian rule ini-ans tariff proteilimt fur »ur Industrie* ' said the
lianki r. 'and It means there will Ic sa equal distribution of lai burdens
Capital and labor will get a square deal.**
GRAIN FUTURES
TAKE A SLUMP
Bearish Attack Hits Chicago
Pit
CHII'AiIU Nov 4 «}r«in pness
tlrt«ap*d today «»n tlie t'hliatfn Itoard
•»f Trstlr »lim tti srllmg t-f ■mall luts
by t uinmieslon houpaa and la< I of
buying iMHrrf Traders gt-nerally
• «-f bearish
Provisions wera towsr.
t>eeen«ber «rhott was off 'jc at the
• •P«-ntm;. I 3 o*>'|. and lost .1 \ • tn
isur tracing Ma»-l> *»b»»ai off I V
at Ibr opening of $1 ft. dropped 1 '«i
additional
tirffßilii r t ,»rn. after opening un
• banii'd at gainrd May
turn up«iird at *t*. off \c. but ad
\antt>d Wc b< furr the fl»s»
IktctmUr «»ata oj»«i»d «ff 'if at
SI and tat t lost *♦«•; May
was dt»a t% S«" at the ope ning &9S«.
and drclined '%«: additional before
I the close.
s s s
CHIfAOO. Nov 4 t'ash wh«-»t
No. 2 hard, f- 04
• s •
Chicago Live Slock
(HICAfIo Nstr 4 Hags Vtoreipia
it« Hi h*ad marks! aieetly llaik »f
• Mias IIS 44*14 !• h < bat• 111 ?lf
I! 4 1'» ua-Hiss 11 i# 11 J > lt«hi I J44
f ii.l> pigs, fit 14# I« raughs. lit 40
« It
datlla Ncrwpis. !l 444 hea4 markst
ImmmSf M9tt tl; kuira«r staak.
Nftl aaaaaea ana eMMM, It ?*•!• I
• >f« s»4 t»>#sra |t«it r«»» i
•11 14. « al«ss 913 '4 «i« T4
glMMrp Hsraipis. It 444 h*ad markst
, S'r i« V - »•«•« laais I• oi 3 2*, awea.
1 U«:
Foreign Exchange
N«W tOKK. "* • « hMflf* ♦»
i hmfi opened ■#«h >i*rllnf. I :
off H< (n«r« • lie. aff * r«num»»
lire. I off I runtime# marlw. I tic.
off 1 rciiiKu** • anadian 4«IUr», I# IK.
unrlMllil
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar
NEW YORK !<«v I «-)«•' IU»
llk innuUlM. I* % • ll' H' Ik
No : rtlo. U«IHe per t».
S'u « (Unto*. 11 «11 \ ' per
Denver Market Status
DRVVKR. Ktv I Cattle Heeefp'a.
!M head marh«: • •-e-lt *« »»*a, |l«
I: • t an-1 heifere. 14 ;••• »<»'k
prm and fvedera. |* «•§! tl ll#
• It.
H«t*a Ha«-elpte I.IM htM »•
!tr to hifhM Top. 114. kttlh »f
mim itLM+ti ft
Mheep llee-etpta. T. 444 H««4 la
•twirtr UmU tit #11; ta#». liftli.
feeder limbi HI H«lf II
Portland Market Report
rORTtJITD. Nee 4 rmiUm Vtawetpta.
2?J l»ea4 ir»rfc#i HHidf anil unrhtßgxl
Hog* IIS h««<l mark»( la
ateaadr t«* ahi* and uitrhanfMl
-XactiyU. 4#4 haa4 l market la
«t*adr and
ligltar -il< par lb
i Vital Statistics I
BIRTHS
Paulsen Paul. Ut N lIH ffirl.
Mack k. Martin. 3«l« Norfolk •(.. h..r
McGuire Oscar "S4 Uth N W.. *lrt
Wiley MA. 271R llaaloy. slrl.
Retzman H H . 317 N Tlnd »t.. *lrl
Dent. Ronald 11. I& ID Mth **■ Ctrl
Rusch. John. l»«» Ninth a»r. «lrl,
Arena. Salvatore., lilt 31.t •»•.. boy
Finley J M 3011 51r<1 «lrl
Rengstorff. Erwin H . 'Oil Itlth av»
N. K boy
Eby. George 0., 435» Tback.rar pU
b-.y
Gruel . K R lilt llradn.r pt. bnr
Peterson Edward 3119 33nd fcvfc 11.
W , boy
Pennell Louie .owl. A . I 0«« Waraaw. boy
Wilson A «»3I 34th »»a. H. W,
boy.
Flakstad Ragnbald. (11l Mnn* way.
•Ctrl
Baeriarr. Charles 11. <433 Flora a*a„
*irl
Anderson Emil C, (3IC tuurth a»»
K. W hoy *
Ivey J N. 1331 K rnloa. «lrl.
Fuji. Raisaku . 133 loth a«* boy.
Keller, William J, 4541 4*lh H W
girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Nam* knd lleiitd»nce. Ag»
Martin. F H . Haattl* l«**al
i AndTion. Anna U, tie l#egal
Brown John. Othwltn I«*m»1
Shuck. Grace K. Othello ...Legal
Bigelow Daniel K.. Heattl* ..
King. Winifred B . Heattl" I -fK" 1
Sapplee. Almond R . H*attl# . I«eg*l
Hanson Edna Ta« oma
Stach h. Otto L. Hegttle 2&
Neary, . Pearl I. H*attl» 21
Butts Cornelius nnttlum n*i»»*!k l^gai
i Hathaway Melissa K.. Cedar
Valley L*fal
Gravesgard vfiiard, Johannes O.
Knumc taw f-*gal
Bron. Alma A. Knumclaw I<*gai
! Nelson Charles K«nt 1.-gai
Ellis Opal. Kent l^gal
' Bellis, Chauncey i'liauiM?#)* I#., Haattia 21
| Paul Jessie aaale J. M«»attla *..11
! Hamomato o, Kilchlro. Hrattle 2J
: Dodobara Fumiko. H«*attla .-IS
Franson. Bernard C.. lUatllt-.U**!
I Erdhammer ;idliiinm«r, Hanna. rtaattle I*c *4l
i Griffith If fit h Earl L, H#altl« 'J:
1 Bland Aiihf K.. Shuttle
i' . Glando liiitdo. Joe, CU Klum ...... .l#»«al
Maria. Bottino, CU Blum Legal
Anthony, William A.. Heattle ..34
I Ohail. Alice, Seattle
I Kober hrr Maurice, Beattla ...... Infill
Fox Helen M. *4«-attla Lagal
j Rossi Giocimo Oloclmo. Haattl* <2
I Rizzuto ixxuto. Antonina. Heattl* ...... .66
j Soderstrom Modarttrom. Charles W.. Be
altl* L'gal
' Lind Clare . H'-attl#- I*«gal
Howard. Homer B Hrattle
Leach li, Clara *laru. .... I* i£*i
DIVORCES GRANTED
Gagalde 'iaaald*", Camille from Iloy.
Dillon .1 Richard from Margaret
I Lyon Warren H from Irene H
I Norwood. Anna M. from Charles \V.
DEATHS
Green Maj. J L f»2, :i4lo i:,th W.
Johnson Salome. 4'» 1J45 W. &711»
I Shannon Wlnfield H., 21. HIS W.
lifltll.
Richardson R . 27, 1*033 Third
ave. H.
f Haverfield laverfteld. Corn 3f». •-! W. KJat
: Ford. James U, 60, lOftO Hunnyalda.
I Lapeirl Ella 53. 210 Hlxth av»*.
Blain Rufus L., 80. Itlvrton
Parks George H. 42. 719% Third av
I Stotts, Alrn»*da. f»4. 42*12 I.in<l«-n av«.
Defer Petition for
Lower Power Rates
Petition of the Itnre.iU of Mine*
of the Knlvernity of WaHhlngton for
Hpeclal power rate* from the city
light plant wan pontpomd for one
w«M>k mi the meeting of the city util-
I tie* cornmiitct Thursday,
THE SEATTLE STAR
FIGHT CARLETON
PENSION AWARD
(V>un»a<l for Mra (iuy Oarlaton
Widow of a (Millra arr*a«nt ahot laat
»l»nng by a Jraloya ffllow |«olli-a»man
t'hiiflra ltoaM*llua. wrra noUflanl at
niam ti»d.»\ that tha faille* |»anw4on
laaard waa filing in thr aU|M<rior
a motion for a n«w trial of thr
i~aa* In ahlrh alia* waa r«Mt-nily
uwanlnl « pa>nalon b> Judg«* A W
Krtlir
Tljay ar* doing avarylhlng th*>
inn to ka*rp mr from gattinf I |M*n
alon." aalil Mra. Cariaton Tl»ry rc
fua*«l II In tli* flrat |»lao*. and wlirn
I took It to oourt th*y fought rn*
bittarly Now that I hav* won. tb*y
allll want to ptft-vani my gnting it "
Itiaiallua ahot C*arl*too whll* tha
lattri Wi%a tn«*t«'rinv with Mra Kima
llua. avi'uaing blm of braaaking up h«a
homa Tri*d for murd*r latar. Hcaa
llua waa iurc|Ultt*«l by * Jury
ASK NEW BIDS
ON SEWER JOB
N*« bidi havt N*n r»IM for by
1 Um braird of publlr work* «»n ih« pro
RMdlni and laying of n»*»r«
to (h«> p*rfc dlilrtri. and Jha
(,'rading ami i«vln| of Hr* t tie bouVo*
vtrd and Hlith av*. 8
Thin action on Uj* l pan of th#
t»o4rd wai Induml by th« fact that
| no b>d> wftf r*«*lrn) |n raaponaa to
a formar rati for (h* flrrt projwi,
: and br<4uap th* ofN* on th«* Hwitik
littulfvard far rnwd«J th« rallmalra
of th# dlynglncar
Tha tiro p|r< m of work ahotild roat
about 9SI3.M#. a<««>nlinir t«» the fl*
urine of tho rttjr mftnwr (ltd* will
i«a du* Nov«(nb»r 19
STEAMER HERE
AUCTIONED OFF
Th. ■fnkm.r Klrkrllnd ohl'h h*.
hMn tlr»l up for nMirly a |Mr by llti
latmti In lh« fr.l»rml nouri. *m wild
at aurUon Thurwlar by th.
Htatr. mar.hal • offi«. for ItW.oo*
Ttir Donovan Dlmunahlp Co «w th.
•uri-Maful t.|tldrr
Public Markets
• m
romint#
•tall tl. a|«it» M!m»n 11 tn It Ifta 1
»•*; fraah ma<kar«l I Tta Iv. IMalta
t4 -It I*l h# at. vaal mat. IIHr rt.
taml. ahauMar l*S«- !ft aiall Itl fraah
l*an«( M>at. |k tft 4 lft>a auffar 4fr
*'all It. aa at aaurrkraai 14a <|t . I qti
*4'" a»ar <tl|l pi. k)*a 4 f'«» ir' lit alia
H-71. intdlam »h»4 |>ra«iM I Tft»a 11*-
4-Ift pat' |«anqt ftatiat. io iMait 111
'»a I fft!»la Jlr Ift . pot r'.aal. IfHr Tft
aiall 1 laaaJ fta<a«i. Ik Ift ftn«a»a ran
rtaaa«i ! artj. ||»- Ift mmmar aaiaaaga. }k
Ift aiuh aauaaa' J9r Th
trOMOMV
a*«l| 41 4tr | It a It tt. t Ift*
II It m Tft a 1 Ifta atahrla'd r«ffaa
aft* aiatl 11-'' Ik raa |i«a*appl«. ttr
Araawa aala«l alt || :i *■>
homlay. tic at atall 31. fraaft arhtt*
aalmaa. Ik aach tn>nal«M Mimon Ik
tft ftaa4» r »rri> c Ik Ift atatla I J 1
llftarrty ataak and aauaag** ft Ifta tk |mt
r aa* lJS f ftotting t.aaf ||%4 Tft
alalia 17 It 4. fft ran M J H rmtt—
II tl ia« pura r»fo«, | Tfta 1?a I'll!
IT. baat p*anut bultar. Ik Ift jalllaa
and jaaia it. Ift atall 11. Baal Amar
Icaa raaa augar, t Tfta tla. I Ifta »®<
aAMITARt
aiall 4 j 44 tft aarli lllfh ft" fht
IT. tft kai fr»ah foaaia.l rof faa Ik Ift
I Tfta |t ta ftalla f#-J? frrait peanut
hutiar. Ik Ift.; ItK-al pullai <raa Ik da«
atall SI. fanry P«>rli rf>aai It' Tft fta#'
h*a*t llr fft Htalta It 1? 14 bon»l»aa
romad ftaaf llr Ift. hamn Ik Ift alalia
It'll cnuina flin nf a>l' tlr Ift ; ftiark
t»aaa, ll» tft aialt I: Yakima U«m i»oia
lo«-a |;|| aark d*ti*n*d applaa I? tt
• aiall lit, amatl ml) l.lbfty a plna
appla. honay. 4k pt Ktalla
."4 14 Oftlrardrlll'a t llOrotlftla. 54c Tft
l.lplnn'a yaltoar laUl t»a. 4tr Ift
rmr. rt.Af-r.
atalt tl baai Am*ri *B rtna a-igaa, t
tl.a 7k. 4 Ifta f.f< ataJl 7t. pair fraah
milk, llr qt Htall 14 tall ran f'arnatian
milk 12 S« aiall r Maid•«» «*lurrr but
tar. lie Ift . t fbt |l 11. llitla' <«*ffaa.
4»r Tft . ? H « Ik aiall 1171 pla
ahola ailmua 4k aarft halibut ataak
Tfta 31*' aiall lit! I'lk* pi . 4 **ana
|>a| Nt i«|a t'unal" aa»i« •, tlr; r-irv>anut
bara. IT. tft atalt il Cryatal Whlia
a>»ap. 4'te bar. W>»aon oil. It *1 it.
ftft witKi
atalla 14 17. a - tl* ran armwdrlft ati'.ri
-nlng. II 03. 4 pkga ararrhlight >nal« haa
Ur atall 111, proaaa. lt« H. s rana
mllft 3 • aiall Itl. 3 Tfta lard rom
pound. 4*« bulk < «roa. Ik TT> atall
179. bulk marmaladr. si. it. I'ramlar
Vaar Tork rh»»aa tlr Tft aunar atall.
purr ran* arugar. 12c tt» . I bara Bob
Wbita aoap. ll*
Put Some Money to Work in German Marks
ITobublo profit* on lOii.Ooii (nark* 'if tb.y iro to 111 »0. one-half their
normal value ls2a «0), |7.m.00.
You Can Secure Six Months' Option on Marks
as Follows:
Uormui Mark* Profit at Advance
Price of Option* Urea ami l"ran<* of to
t 40 00 control* 10,000 100.00
75.00 control* *O.OOO ?ofl(K>
Ha 00 control* Slk.ooo .'MI.OO
1.i0.1M1 control* 41,000 4.10.00
162.00 control* .10,000 .'>oo 00
1100.00 control* 100,000 1.000.00
If you have not rocelv-d a profit by thr expiration date of option
>on liave the privilege of buying mark* oiilrliclit at thr *pot value
on that da).
Thr amount von have palil ..n the option will be credited lo you
toward tin- purclianc of mark* outright. Thrre la no rl*k bc>ond
coat of option and no margin mil*
tiermany I* rapidly getting tn work Her fuotorlca are humming
and all Industrie* are beginning to ahow old-time efficiencies. Any
day mark* arc liable to advance from :i to 10«' Kortunea will be
made overnight by thoae who are faralghted enough to lake advun
ttiK** of thin preaent opportunity.
Wr CAMMt urge too Mtrongly tlx* n.lviiuibUlty of taking advHntag#
of tbia proposition toy tying up um iargf amount um on* can afford,
whil* the c x<-hanga rate* arc m low figure*, Do not fail to
art on (liiw prontpfly.
Forward remittaim# today for Nix month*' option on either 10.000.
20,0(10. 80,000 or 100.000 marka. \\ irr reservation todny, an plica la
aubJo< I to advance overnight Wire, writ#* or rail for information
on opttona. A«k for Circular B-B
WM. R. FITZGERALD & CO.
KOKKHIN CCIIItKNCV ANI) IH»M(S
Western tiff Ire—W (Hi IVlnn Ithlg.. San FranrUco, Calif,
Open Kvening* 7 lo II
L. A. GARDEN
TRUCK HERE
Lettuce and Cauliflower
From South on Market
l«*ttu*'* ami iMUllflitwr from Um
\fiKcli n v%rrr ailfl*«J In th* offa<i |iigh
on tha* Wnrtoft »v* murk*! Thura
day Tha« iHtuet' wio pri««l at |0 a
CDllr Ilia i«Ullflo*«T at |3 T.O
Tha* apud market <«Mltlnu*a firm
with nlil|>|>rt a (MiktltM uritl gfdtlllg
140 ion 1 ob Yakima, fOi fan«>
U*ma Th« H«*iHi# f»ri»« 1* $4l.
Among thai frull ThufiMUy
w«a m mliiHl « ar of Kmp*ror and To ,
Uay Tit* «'*» uf All sofia
grupafrull (h*t waa Inttodunad on
llm< murkrt y*ata>Miay la rnwtln* Willi
■in It favor (hat anothr*r fur la bWng
onlrrt d
Tlm butt*r market la r#pf»rt«l
Mim< «iut firmer Thursday. with th* I
l>r<»»!»'• t of a ria* lh# prio* il'
< llnna again I'.gg*. on th* other
bum! to b<* w«»k»T. but *H*
i h.if>K«- In uuoUitlorta ban U-m rmul*
a a > »«t
Local Market*
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aad Vrmi*
Arlbh.kr* Par d-.a » * «' '*
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*****
Prima lamha .. ... |&t#|ati
11 ARRESTED IN
GAMBLING RAID
Plumbers' Union Kicks on
Poker at Labor Temple
Klrvrn 'it in «ly |ilumtM«ra wi-rr ilu*
t<» a|'j>«ui in |H>lUa «ourt 'I hura«lay
afternoon and fui • hiirinN of
Cmmlfllnff. ua n raatilt of a raid on
tha laUir 'tVmplr lant night. In
kitimiH by (ompiuinlK that th<-
riumla'ra' union <-ouUS not hold
thrlr regular m«-<*tlng of
a I'tihrr gario' t hut aim lumilng.
Hi * imtlng to pollif*
Thr> mid on tha l.ubor T**mid«-
v,*r* th«* riiliial of u two day antl
tumbling rrtiawli' ttuit brought
nMirly uA man Into tha »lt> jail.
Hargcwnt I*. F and I'a
trolman li I .it**•>. N I' Anda-raon
and It K Harmon mada th«« raid
'l'ha»y aairad two ila'k* of «arda and
I So in imali
Ail plumlM>rM. tha 11 man rhaigad
Mith gambling ar* IV J Hrown, A
Johnaon. W llla< k. I.«»ula Morgan.
A K Ka Ibarn A 'i Nalaon. J M
T*aHia*a 7 44# 111
athara I • 7 II
laM 4 aa# | ||
NAY. I.RAIN AND I>JSD
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Friday and Saturday
Special*
K*.l.. Ilr.rul 40 and M w.tt
Um|i> two fur 40#
lUcutar I*7l Himpi.* KW
trto Inn far aa.as
Kl.rt foot Kil.n.l'Ti Cvrt.
rompl.tr. for ... 9S#
Kur p.ym»nt« on our mat
pl.t. »*»of tm.nt of KM. and
floor lunp.; t'nlverMl prrru
l»tnr«. t.apot., hr.!tn« pxlK.
■rill*. ..movw. and rhafm*
dt.h.« ! >rt u. Itrani. >ou .
prrrotator. aunr. '-r*.mrr .nd
lf»r W. hav. mw nlftf Hte
H'MtlnilMnM Nua I m»i
\mm IQrrtrir Ku|r>
\pn Hmrilmn (Immt
( WTWM HnMc Wirfm
Seattle Electrical
Supply Co.
Main Ml I Mt Pin. Hi.
Building Material Prices
SMASHED
Clearing out surplus stock of Doors, Finish, Roofing, etc., from our Cali
fornia Street Yard.
All priced below present wholesale cost
If you are building, or planning to build, or make alterations, you can
save money on our bargains.
ODD SIZES OF DOORS
Excellent in Quality—Best of Manufacture
Select your doors before cutting your openings, and secure satisfaction
at a big saving.
Our entire stock of H. W. Johns-Manville Co.
Roofings
AT COST PRICES
2 and 3-ply Regal 3-ply Brooks Asbestos 2 and 3-ply Pilot
This rooting is recognized throughout the United States as the best roof
ing manufactured. When you buy a Johns-Manville roof, it has behind it
a world-wide reputation for durability.
Short Lengths Siding, Flooring and Odd* and Ends of Lumber at prices
which are
A REAL SACRIFICE
Everything new stock—no second-hand or reworked material.
Take the Fauntleroy Car on First Ave. and get off at the California
Street Junction.
[DLUM?'£vaUEY
COMPANY
Phone Weit 41 4519 California Ave.
r.iik*. It. a Potter, W. NOUITMI. J
A J*n«on and A L JohnMin Th#y
«»rr on $~6 (till »•»« h
In i»oiir# court Thurwdny moralnff.
J* rvtftfl pulil flfs7&o on
oonvkilon «»f ffititiMinjc «fcurgr*.
Kiirhf «»f the men were «r rented
mi tin Muynunl uv»• i#y I
H I'onUn uikJ A <hu«.k-w
he k outfit. |4», «0 and i* qOiilfetfty
of iMltry «i«-k(*in wer»* «irldence in
trodu<H in the ««*«■ Ah Hen,
proprietor. fin«d 1100 and the
oth«*r neven nun $lO h
I .out* Wong. f»0, who wm* »rrMl«l
«l :00 Third uve M Wedneedey
-6 %-
ON SAVINGS
PER ANNUM
Compounded Semi-AnnuaQy
l» it»« «m«lle*t dividend pMid Bftvtr* In
thi* Akmx tauon for mor* thin eight yearn
THE THREE GRACES
WORKING increases the capacity to
work.
THINKING increases the capacity to |
think.
• *
SAVING increases the capacity to save.
If the third of these graces abideth not
with you, of what avail are the other
two?
This Savings Institution is under strict
State Supervision.
Saving* left here on or before the sth
earn full dividend* from November lat
You can start an account with from
$l.OO to $3,000.
The following wet) known bu«lne»» men dl
rwt the Affair* of thla Kavfnge Institution:
THoMAfi p urry hknrt r kino
FRANK W. SIIII.I.KHTAD GEORGE R HANNON
FERGUSON J ANSON EDGAR E. CUSIIINQ
WIM.IAM D. COMER
MUTDAL SAVINGS
e»iNASS?CMIW
815 SECOND AH MAIN 736
THI'IUIIMY, NOVKMfSKIt 4 1120
mrht !#y Itoriraot |x#nl«n and ™
trolmun H. »nd MciMd nt
running i lottery. w«« fined |l<>o,«jj
Twenty i Ik»i! Px'" 1 10 **%>'
H*w<n. «V proprietor of thi- Or<**Jp
mffee hou*'*- In the T *re foti tA I
building. Fourth nv. and
w»y. |Kl<l 1100 UN Ibe r<-«ull of a
poller rutd ofl the coffee houne
Tueeduy night. ,
AH How (trrented bv Hergeent
(Minlun in * < 'hi nut own d<n * month
wu «)«« fin* 1 *! $lOO In police
• iiart Thursday when hi" f«w wn.-
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