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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1921

Page

6

U S Still Squanders Huge Sums

Washington reports continued government waste with calls to cut deficits via proposed reorganizations. Dawes and Brown lead efficiency efforts proposing two new departments welfare and public works and shifting agencies to reduce rent and administrative bloat.

Bureau of the Budget Charles G. Dawes Congressional Committee On Walter F. Brown United States Bureau of Efficiency Herbert P. Brown Dawes FP. Brown Dawes and F. Brown Cabinet Waceee Wat Interior, Treasury Labor Departments Department of Justice State Department Bureau of Insular and Territorial Affairs War and Interior Departments Rivision of Secret Service Treasury Department Office Brown

Ship News Weather Bureau Report

Tate Island report notes rising light fog and northeast wind at 18 miles per hour. Vessels Haremeyer and two-masted steam echooner pass Ta m, followed by Cweemast steamer with yellow stack at 8 a.m and the President at 6:50 a.m.

Weather Bureau Tate H Island Haremeyer

Arrivals and Departures at Ocean Port

Ships arriving include the Admiral Farragut from Ta oma at 12 50 a m and the 6 Htr Alaskan from New York via Balboa San Pedro and San Francisco at 7 13 5 p m Prince George from Prince Rupert B C via ports at 4 15 p m Nome City from San Francisco at 2 20 p m Departures include the Admiral Farragut bound for San Diego via San Francisco and San Pedro at noon and the 6 Htr Prince George sailing to Prince Rupert B C via ports at 11 46 p m Daisy Freeman heading for San Francisco at 2 50 p m and Baginaw bound for Everett at 4 40 p m

Farragut Taoma Alaskan New York Balboa San Pedro San Francisco Prince George Prince Rupert B. C Nome City Admiral Farragut San Diego Porta Daisy Freeman Ate Baginaw Everett

Alaskan Vessels Arrivals and Movements

Ships in Alaskan port traffic include the Cormiora and other steamers inbound and outbound. The Bilbver Biate arrives from Beattie, Weet Haven leaves Seattle, Floridian sails for Seattle and San Francisco, Lewis Luckenbach from Beattie arrives, and Noorder ijk heads to Seattle.

Shanghai Beattie New Yorke

Maritime Vessel Movements Report From Seattle Harbor

Wireless reports show multiple ships in and out of Seattle Bay and Puget Sound area with arrivals, departures, and positions near Cape Flattery Yokohama and Kobe. Vessels include Keystone State and Admiral Farragut along with bulk carriers and tugs, listing mile markers and times observed by Beattie for various routes.

U. & Naval Radioe Tyee Beattie Cape May Sith Levi W. Ostrander Cape Flattery Admiral Ehrey Fran Elech Tatooah Bookane Kobe Wheatland Montana Seattle Yokohama Weat Ivia Motership Apex Ketchikan Etr Lubrice San Francisco Motorship Libby Maine Taku Str Vancouver B. C Seattie Smith Cove Keystone State Fushim Maru Horalean Maru Edmore Bell Street Bear G. Algeomquin le HH T Fern Ixton Pier Nome City Ttr Jefferson Latouche Admiral Farragut Todd's Dry Dock Chillicothe Bits Forest Friend Bkta Forest Pride Bkta Forest Dream Washtenaw Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co Patterson Fisher's Flouring Mille Wenatchee Ames Yard Roosevelt Lake Union W. F. Burrows Gan Echr Ruby Guy C. Geese Benjamin F. Packard W. B. Flint J. D. Peters Echr Maud Sche Salvator

Professional Bears Active at New York Stock Exchange

Bears dominated early trading on the New York Stock Exchange with heavy selling in finance and industrials. Mexican Petroleum pressured the market around 6% while Baldwin Locomotive and Studebaker showed notable declines. car loadings for the week ending September 24 reached a high since last year.

New York New York Stock Exchange Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker Southern Pacific Union Pacific Texas Company Mexican Petroleum United States Rubber Anaconda Baldwin Northern Pacific American Bugar Hebhlehem DB

Florida grape fruit due here and market notes

The first car of Florida grape fruit is due on the market and will wholesale at about $8 per crate. Valencia oranges are quoted at 6 to 7 dollars locally. Local hothouse tomatoes sell for 76 cents to 1 dollar per box, cucumbers firm at 75 cents to 1 dollar per dozen, and large quantities of celery are stored by local traders. The apple demand is rising while Eastern Washington stock competes with local apples. Cranberry sauce prices range 4.50 to 5 dollars a box. Veal demand is dull with light supply, poultry receipts keep a fair, ample market, butter and cheese unchanged.

Florida Washington California N. Y I Banoing Amer American Sumatra Leocomeot Tel Ohio Naldwin Locomotive Hethiehem Hteel F Canadian Pacific Ais Central Leather Ak Cuba Crucible General Motors le Geedrich Reat Northern Kennecott Lackawanna Si Mexican Petroleum Missouri Pacific New Haven Northern Pacific Pan Amer Petroleum Pierce Arrow Coastifiower -Loval Republic Rock Island Sinclair O Ao Yelow Bantam Southern Pacific Aoa I Southern Railway Fea Icrt Stromberg T. Studebaker Texas Company Texas Pacific Union Ol Delaware Union Peelific United Hetail V. S. Rubber Yakima Gems T & Steel Utah Copper Neetts Don Bunches Aquash Mubbard L. Ta Sismaing Baedler Lew Gravenstein Sreeeverens Boo Rtis Tom Lee Pearse Martiett

Grain market irregular on Chicago Board of Trade

The Chicago grain market showed an irregular, unsettled session with wheat slipping while corn and oats fluctuated. December wheat opened steady at $1.11 for the season, May wheat moved to $1.164 and then to $1.15, and May corn shifted with small gains amid mixed demand and liquidation from the Simonds Co. window.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Simona, Ay Co

Americans Demand for Goods Impresses New Zealand and Australia

Frank Goldberg, advertising man from Wellington, says New Zealanders and Australians want American products and have money to spend. He arrived in Seattle on a brief visit and urged Beattie to capitalize on the growing desire for closer trade ties with the United States.

Frank Goldberg Wellington N. Z Seattle Goldberg United States Beattie Goldberg Waye

Chicago Live Stock Quotations and Market Summary

Hogs receipts 22 000 market steady with lower bids. price ranges shown for heavy medium and light weights and sow and pig values. Receipts 15 000 cattle market steady to lower with mixed butcher and veal prices. Sheep receipts 14 000 market strong with higher lambs and ewe values. Also listed are New York sugar and coffee prices and foreign exchange rates with emphasis on sterling and franc.

iGo Vearling Wethere

New York Foreign Exchange Opens Steady in October

Foreign exchange in New York opened steady with rates showing small shifts. Rates listed include sterling at $4.76, French franc at 0.0715, litre pricing at $0.02998, and Danish kronen at a small edge, indicating market calm.

Foreign Exchange New York Poretan Exchange France

Lasker urges national merchant marine for US .

Albert D. Lasker, chairman of the shipping board, told the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in New York that American economic stability depends on a national merchant marine. He noted higher American wages raise ship costs and called for domestic shipyards and broad citizen support to sustain the US flag on the seas. He described 16 weeks of board work, Jones Act goals, and criticized foreign influence and the limited quality of board ships.

America Albert D. Lasker The Shipping Board Associated Advertising Clubs Commodore Hotel Lasker Kansas Indiana Arizona Baltimore San Francisco United States New Shipping Board

Lumber Takes Sudden Spurt in West Coast Demand

For the week ending October 1 the West Coast Lumbermen's association reports 81,862,802 feet of new lumber business from 103 mills a rise seen as a temporary spike due to unusual cargo buying and retail seasonality.

Weekly Lumber Review West Coast Lumbermen's Association West Coast Lumbermen’s Association

Admirals Line Seeks More Steerage for Trans-Pacific Sailings

The Admiral Line urges the Shipping Board to raise steerage accommodations due to more Chinese travelers returning home from Seattle. The proposal targets increased capacity on liners operating from this port.

Seattle Admiral Line Shipping Board

French aviator Lecointe sets new speed record at 205 mph

Speed ace Sadi Lecointe of France breaks his own world record by flying an airplane at 205 miles per hour, marking a high mark in aviation speed.

Sadi Lecointe

Interstate Cotton Rate Hearing Set in Galveston

The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a hearing in Galveston on October 17 to suspend the $1.85 port rate on cotton. J. Wettrick, counsel for the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, will represent both the chamber and the port commission.

Seattle Interstate Commerce Commission Galveston J. Wettrick Chamber of Commerce Chamber Port Commission

New Motorship Dinteldijk Joins Seattle European Fleet

The motorship Dinteldijk a 12 knot twin crew freighter of 9600 tons is to be added to the Seattle European fleet of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co and the Holland American line.

Dinteldijk Seattle Royal Mail Steam Packet Co Holland American Line

Prominent Seattle Bankers Attend National Bankers Session

In Los Angeles on October 6 prominent Seattle bankers joined the American Bankers Association gathering. Attendees include Raymond St. Margier of Washington Mutual Ensines, J. A. Swalwell of Union National, Charles H. Howell of Seaboard National, C. A. Philbrick of First National, and A. C. Steven of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.

Los Angeles Seattle American Bankers’ Association Raymond St. Mragier Washington Mutual Ensines J. A. Swalwell Union National Charles H. Howell Seaboard National C. A. Philbrick First National A. C. Steven Canadian Bank of Commerce

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