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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1920

Page

6

State to Lead Again in Apples and Rebuild Production Lead

Washington aims to regain first place in apple production as orchard acreage expands. The State Development Bureau reports the U S remains the leading producer, with Britain Canada Australia and New Zealand producing smaller shares. Strong growth overseas may shift dynamics, but the United States could remain a dominant supplier in coming years.

Airtho Washington State Development Bureau Chamber of Commerce United States British Dominions France Germany Rusia Europe Canada South Africa Australia New Zealand Altho England Tasmania

Seattle Singer Bids Farewell in Concert Here

Seattle's Michaele De Caro bid farewell to his hometown with a recital backed by pianist Cide Lehman. The program featured Latin warm vocalizing, refined phrasing, and pieces by Tosti, Sanderson, and Berstein, ending with encores that reflected his artistic promise before leaving to study and take engagements. The performance drew strong Seattle patronage and signals a bright future abroad.

Seattle Seattie Michaele de Caro de Caro Caro Lawrence Fini Bie Ad Tosti Sanderson Cide Lehman Brernberg Morkowsky Lehman The Mast

Alki Car Line Extension Moves Forward

The city council utilities committee approved petitions to extend the Alki car line to Douglas Place, adding half a mile south for South Alki residents. Ferdinand Schmitz donated Behmitz Park and agreed to $2,000 cash plus half-improvement bonds upon completion.

Douglas Place Utilities Committee Alki Ferdinand Schmitz Behmitz Park

Ship News Tides in Seattle

Tide details show first low tide at 1a, high at 5a reaching 24.8 ft. Second low at 7pm, second high at 2pm, tides around 14 ft. Mariners advised to plan entries and exits accordingly.

Seattle Novia

Arabian Maru Brings Large Cargo and 100 Orient Passengers

The Osaka Shosen Kaisha liner Arabia Maru berthed at pier 6 on Wednesday bringing a heavy cargo from the Orient including a valuable silk shipment. The ship carried over 100 passengers, all of them Orientals.

Orientala

To Hold Exercises for Newest Cadets

The Washington state nautical school at the university campus will hold formal exercises for the second cadet class newly enrolled. The program on board the schoolship U S Vicksburg will occur with Governor Hart present alongside shipping men and government officials. Parents of cadets have been invited.

Washington State Nautical School University Campus U. S. & Vicksburg Hart ix

Big Shipment of Shoes Reaches Northwest from St Louis

The Brown Shoe Co of St. Louis ships several carloads of shoes into the Northwest worth about 100000 dollars. The orders were cancelled by merchants nationwide. Local representatives are the Buster Brown Shoe Co.

The Brown Shoe Co St. Louis Northwest Buster Brown Shoe Co

Weather Log from Tatoosh Island Morning and Afternoon

The entry records barometer rising and winds: east at 12 mph in the morning, turning south at 8 mph, and east at 9 mph in the afternoon. A steamer Farragut is noted at 4:50 p.m. and a two-masted vessel at 2:49 p.m.

Tatoosh Island Ste Admiral

Maritime passenger and ship movements listed for November

The report notes sailings and arrivals in November including ships from Santa Ana Hann from Southeastern Alaska and Katori Maru via Kobe and Victoria B C. It lists times for Queen, Lyman Stewart, Asimak, Taginak and Dewel arrivals and departures, plus northbound and southbound vessels including Str Queen and Str Jefferson with port calls at San Diego San Francisco San Pedro Ketchikan and Skagway.

Santa Ana Alaska Katori Maru Hotgtong Kobe Yokohema Victoria B. C Alameda Tacoma Otr Queen Tecome Ate Cleuseus Lyman Stewart San Lee Vancouver B.C Asimak Akotan Ote Taginak Akutan Te Dewel Dritieh Columbian San Diego San Francisco San Pedro Porte Moon Annette Beigh Ttr Skagway Alse i Valdes Mer North- Western Petersboro Jefferson Ketchikan

Shipping Notes and Arrivals From Beattie and Seattle Ports

A recorded series of arrivals and departures showing ships such as the Oregonian, Norwood, Argyll, Jalapa, Mount Kerwin, and Sir Annette Rolph. Voyages include routes from New York, Beattie, and Seattle to destinations like Puget Sound, United Kingdom, and British Columbia with timings in early November and small freight details.

Broston Balled Baetern Ocean Beattie Portland Honolulu Wilmington Puget Sound San Francisco Cristobal Oregonian New York Seattle San Pedro Norwood Bellingham Argyll Balton Jalapa Meattie United Kingdom

Maritime traffic and port dockside listings in Seattle area

Wireless report notes vessels in port at Seattle Smith Cove and Pier entries, with northbound and southbound movements near Prince Rupert and Noble Island. Includes ship names such as Str Mackawan, Eastern Leader, Queen Union Pacific, Admiral Rodman, and Tanginak among others, plus dredging work and river/east waterway terminals.

Onceiar Vey Endicott Seattle P.m. Ste Smith Cove Maquan Eastern Leader Edmore Bikton Tr Fulton U. BB. Rush Cross Keys Horalsan Mara Tr Arabia Mara Htr Weat Jester Te Victoria Ate Alameda Latouche U. & & Surveyor Tanginak Unimak Admiral Rodman Queen Union Pacific Tidendart Dora Connensicut Steel Maker Oregon Boller Works Ketchikan East Waterway Tr Devel Todd Drydocks Weetward He West Mahwah Puget Sound Hiridge & Dredging Pattercom Bul Rainbow Lake Union Ilulla Abilla Abnoba Alydos Addison Allenhurst Ahmik Anthon Bayden Bertrand Bingamen Biscayle Miack Wolf Blanford Delwin Heughton Pesvta Puyallup Cabvacan Caepraria Cardia Cenina

Election boosts business outlook says Los Angeles banker

HH M Robinson a leading Los Angeles banker and adviser to the American peace commission in Paris predicted the republican landslide would improve business conditions nationwide. He backed the league of nations and expected the Harding administration to bring America into a league for protection from isolation.

Los Angeles Cal HH. M. Robinson American Peace Commission Paris Robinson League of Nations Harding America

New York Stock Exchange Responds to Republican Victory

The NYSE opened irregularly with mixed moves among major shares led by Lehigh Valley and Texas Pacific while investors await broader market reaction. A private wire quoted a banker saying Republican victory will bring tariff protection and a fair tax burden distribution.

New York New York Stock Exchange Lehigh Valley Texas & Parcific Sinclair Canadian Pacific New York Central Baldwin Locomotive Up & General Motora Northern Pacific New Haven Union Pacific United Stater Steel Mexican Petroleum Crucible Steel Meading Dow-Jones Financial News Agency

Grain Futures Take a Slump in Chicago Trade

Grain futures fell on the Chicago Board of Trade as selling by commission houses and soft demand weighed on prices. December wheat opened lower and slipped further. March wheat and December corn also declined, while May corn and oats fluctuated with losses before close. Cash wheat No 2 hard traded around 2 dollars, with receipts of about 24,000 head. cattle receipts reached 11,006 head and market showed mixed but generally steady tone. sheep receipts totaled 10,409 head with prices weakening slightly.

Chicago New

Foreign Exchange Rates Open Weak in New York

The market opened weak with the pound Sterling down as the new 4 foreign items showed on change. The dollar stood at 9.47 with fractional changes in ec frames and centimes, while the mark and Canadian dollar showed slight declines and a 99.40 rate for the Canadian dollar remained quoted with minor shifts.

Foreign Exchange New York

Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report From Denver and Portland

Denver and Portland market notes show cattle receipts with 200 head and 273 head respectively, market steady to unchanged. Cows and heifers around 16.50, hog receipts about 1,000 head with prices up to 14, market steady. Sheep receipts near 7,000 head with steady to unchanged prices.

Denver New Salk Lamon Portland Hutter—Sieper

Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listed

A condensed notices page lists births with names and residences including Pauleen, Paul at 154 N 3rd and others. marriages show name pairs and residences such as Martin F. and Anderson Anna Li in Seattle, Shuck Grace E. in Othello, plus Beattie Mutts Cornelius Selleck and Hathaway Melissa FE. Valley and various Seattle area entries. It also records divorces granted for Camille Gagaide from Roy and J Richard Lyon from Marga, along with multiple deaths including Maj. J L Green and Salome Johnson among others.

Martin Seattle Anderson Anna Li Beattie Brown John Shuck Grace E Othello Bigelow Daniel E King Winifred E Sapplee Almond R Hanson Edna Tacoma Stack Otto IL Neary Pearl 1 Beattie Mutts Cornelius Selleck Hathaway Melissa FE Valley Gravenge Johanne Benumelaw Brons Alma A Enumelaw Nelson Charles Kent Elis Opal Kent Hellis Chauncey L Paul Jeanie J Beattie Hamamato Kiichiro Dedobara Fumiko Vransen Bernard Beat Ardhammer Hanna Seatt Griffith Bari L Seattle Island Anne E Glando Joe Cle Blam Maria Bottine Anthony William A Seatt Onhall Des Seattle Rober Maurice Fox Helen M Beattie Kees Giacimo Rivyento Antonina Soderstrom Charles W Attle Lewal Lind Clare K Legal Howard Homer H Leach Clara Gagaide Camille Roy Filion J. Richard Marga Lyon Warren H Irene Norwood Anna M Charl Green Maj J. Lh Johnson Salome Shannon Winfield

Deferred Petitions for Lower Power Rates Postponed

The petition of the Bureau of Mines of the University of Washington for special power rates from the city light plant was postponed for one week at the utilities committee meeting Thursday.

Bureau of Mines of The University of Washington City Light City Ullithes Committee

Fight Carleton Pension Award

Counsel for Mrs. Guy Carleton widow of a police sergeant shot by a jealous coworker, Charles Tosellus, were notified that the police pension board filed a motion for a new trial in the case yielding her a pension. Carleton says officials fight the pension after winning it in court. Roselius met Carleton while he was with Mrs Roselius, accusing him of breaking up his home. Roselius was later acquitted of murder.

Mra Guy Carleton Charles Tosellus Police Pension Board A. W Prater Roselius Carleton

New Bids Sought for Seward Park Sewer Work and Seattle Boulevard

The board of public works calls for new bids on grading and laying sewers in the Seward park district and on grading and paving Seattle boulevard and Sixth Ave. No bids were received previously and offers for Seattle boulevard exceeded city estimates. Estimated cost about 213,960 dollars per city engineer. Bids due November 12.

Board of Public Works Seward Park Seattle Boulevard Sixth Ave

Steamer Kirkefind Auctioned After Year in Court

The steamer Kirkefind tied up for nearly a year by irrigation court was sold at auction Thursday by the U S Marshal for 155000. Donovan Steamship Co was the successful bidder.

Kirkefind United States Marshal's Office Donovan Steamship Co

Public Markets Corner List of groceries and prices

A dense grocery market listing shows various stalls with prices for salmon, mackerel, butter, pickles, prunes, peanut butter, herring, beef, coffee, jellies, raisins, and other pantry items. The passage reads like a vendor-laden catalog with numerous stall numbers and unit prices.

Die Con Pines Armour S

L A Garden Truck Adds Lettuce and Cauliflower to Market Offers

Lettuce from Los Angeles priced at 5 dollars a crate and cauliflower at 3.50. Market remains firm with Yakima fancy Gems quoted at 40 dollars per ton and Seattle at 45. Mixed fruit receipts include Emperor grapes and Arizona grapefruit drawing strong demand. butter firmer with possible rise. eggs weaker with no quoted change.

Los Angeles Western Ave Yakima Seattle Arizona

Local Market Prices Paid for Vegetables and Fruit

Prices listed for multiple produce items include artichokes per dozen at 1 1 smart, peppers, sprouts, cabbage, celery per crate, lettuce per crate, onions, tomatoes, corn, potatoes, greenhouses vegetables and more. Local market rates show varied prices by item and unit across many produce categories.

Walla Walla Ly Khaberh Tematorsai Oreen Alesha Veliew

Eleven Plumbers Arrested in Labor Temple Gambling Raid

Eleven plumbers faced charges after police raided the Labor Temple last night amid a two day anti gambling drive. Officers seized two decks of cards and 5.50 in cash.

Eturdy Labor Temple Lumber Union FL Looker KH. Litcey N. S. Anderson RK. F. Baermin Cuah I. J. Brown A Johnson W. Black Louie Morgan A. KB. Pathern A. G. Nelnon J. M Teaminge

Gambling raid yields multiple fines in police court

In police court Thursday morning 39 men paid $750 in fines for gambling. Eight men arrested at 614 Maynard Ave by Sergeant J Donlan and squad. a chuck a luck set and dottery tickets were evidence. Proprieter Ah Hen fined $100 with seven others at $10 each. Louis Wong arrested at 200 Third Ave fined $1. Hassen proprietor of the coffee home paid $100 after a police raid. Ah How, arrested in a Chinatown den, also fined $100.

Louis Wong Third Ave Donlan Troiman H. Leik

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