The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1919, Page 13

pe | RUNS SUSPECT 'ALLEGED SOVIET CHIEF | IS HELD IN SPOKANE THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1999 7 ] SPOKANE, April T.—United States Marshal McGovern announced today | that he would prefer a cha t white slavery against H. M wicks Tne potato market began very i alleged sovie {tater from Por 3 Clad in Underwear, Murray sleset soviet ania ton en tne firm Monday, with Yakima Netted 4 " he Gems going at $40 a tor Con past 48 hour | Chases Youths Wi en by the police Satur) tribu causes to the increased % | tay for a dus apecches IM prices asked for apuds aré the fac | Clad only in his underwear, O') OO dente asrented at 8 “ Ar ked for” spud . ne fact p . on ty Joseph Murray, 53, chased two .. m, Sunday with Mra. Erma Lee that the government's atock in stor te —| alleged thieves from his room tr Lamb, who says she is the wife |age did not overload the market as VEGETABLES the street at First ave, and [of an O.W. RB. & N. passenger com /had been feared and the long rainy Cal, dow 1.000108 | Washington st,, into the arms of || WUctor HXIng at Paralanty period in Central California, which al, por fe is Were wet at $1,000 each, sats a8 Patrolmen Tom Walsh and D. M. has been unfavorable to an early | Beste Lasal per x a . hipment of the nia product alit., ¢ a 76] Schoonover, early Sunday uw bee Nrussele Sproa io AT ing. WARNS AGAINST PLANS |. Noveition on the street at the be: eabiage “Winningstend ON @ 04 | gation at the pol ginning of the week's trading : David Fort, 22, and J. D. White, FOR AUSTRALIA TRADE 1 = lee = rtrawberrie Bie + et - k am. Were being snapped up readily « IA the youths he says stole $80 | SYDNEY, N. 8. W., April 7—The|a crate. New California beets, tur | from him, after he had taken ‘ cusauin. 62 HH j them to his room for the night TeLCRMi ee ee eee Oe 60 Murray told the police he met th cont oh ghia ech | tures } | Boys early Sunday evening, in a soft bonkers) and: busin Kxas continued firm Monday, with ; drink emporium, where bought United States against over the quantity of eggs tored about rr them a couple of drinks. They told tation of Australian trade ne-half that of this date last year | him they were hungry and had no asserted that big American Healers, studying the developments sieges Place to sleep. He then provided din ng and commercial combine of the situation, have determined don e mer for the boys and offered to sh. aid plans backed by huge ¢&P that no lowering in the esa market [his bed with them The manufacturers’ Intell: ig apparent, at t for some tin Tine tae 656 tus ‘eal naib, veateet that American consuls, com:| ‘The stock of spring chickens on| ores. pet my shirt and turned off the Maht, ;dence that merican soul hand by local poultry handlers 18 | pgeseradish Ieet—Local, when one of them grabbed the mon. Merelal —_ rors a wear bl a negligible, as own setting Hubbard Age Local, Me os ley and they both dressed and beat |** *ecret trade missionaries, are SPY: wuch high prices for exgs, are ret ieee B00 SPORE 150 nse s 5. 3 “es he dec 1 he money was | ins opportunities tr neyo ing to part with their best form of | #taee—Imperial ee eu ei Mound on White. The boys are held fr @ campaign and a general (rade) money-making ‘ai | On an open charge vasion on a large scale x are due for another advance ae » a He declared that if eir planslin the pn future, according to ‘ plans we owed to operate, Au* | stockyards men BIKE RIDER INJURED tralian industry would dwindle and ai bintes suachet was wilh bunches f) While riding a bicycle behind a! unemployment become rife. pin dairy men Motor truck, at the corner of Olive - — are not to! we Pat. and Westlake ave. Joseph W : 7 sf by an automobile driven by Walter| WASHINGTON, April The fol:|\vashington stat will great aes ) ©. Brown, 5702 Ryan st., lat tur-|lowing organtaations have been as Sienee' thie maton S ber te. a6 08% Way night. Wilson's right leg was signed to early convoy: Evacuation “ge . per aon 4 broken and his left shoulder was bad- |hospifal company No. 2, aero squad - s outdoor, pee | dy wrenched. He was taken to the ns Nos, 199 and 384, and photo * city hospital section uM | Portland Market Report — guiciaess—ror $19) OC snincin iecsienialin x XH Spinach Walia Walla, 16-1. be, 1.@198 that he would not retain McBride PORTLAND, April 7.—Cattle—Re | health commissioner a day after he coipts: i © head; market steady ok office. It will be remembered Nest steers, $13 to $14.50 1 to at Dr. McBride offered Hanson his |choice atecrs, $11.50 to $12.50; ne signation Dr McBride must t dium to good steers, $10 to $11, fair | given credit for be @ real MAN|i4 good steers, $9 to $10; common and making his word good in this |to fir pteers, $8 to $9; cholce cows fe grag Mei He had been at and helfers, $10.50 to $12.2 © i to Hanson to have said that | cnoice cows and heifers, $9 to $10 | serve under) edium to good cows and heifers | Nc pena $7 to $8; fair to medium cows and ee oe ee oe heifers, $5 to $6; canners, $3.50 to is own rd and fefused t $4.50; bulla, $6 to $8.5 calves, $9.50 | Dr. McBride's resignat Friends |1, $13.50; stockers and feeders, §7 ’ |of mine informed me that Hanson |1? 919 . A : iy caeee Brows | Cove ay Hogs — Receipts, 12,682; market ba PEE ond tage bates higher. Prime mixed, $19 to $19 ‘ EE conten medium mixed, $18.76 to $19.00 Seattle 5 Hell aa health oa me venom Rom “at te .tae pies 4 rance called mime ju a os t £18. 2 Quarantine | tion and assured me that Tom Mur ay vt $1 a ee oe 1 } bhine was favorible to him for the eheaky Prime lark $16 to $17 ; tines of Baek Saar Nae Sy > edium iam! $14 to $15 4 dealings of any kind with Tom Mur. |fiF to. mm ‘ % : yearlings, $11 to $12; wethers, $9 Stockade Hell phitie, but knew him only as a poli-| 764 : tcian, However, I had known Dr. : ee 4 France for many years and knew| Butter—City creamery pp Tage a —_— that he was a man of broad expert: | ge—Selected local extra o ? @ Mr. Hanson's campaign commissioner. I< med this, |4% ¥ te had one faithful friend who however, bs carefel inquiry | Geere—ito to 2 forked constantly in his office to of those who ga him his state| Cheese to 3% are bis nce gag Wg ‘Mr.| board examination for his certificate | 4 _~ —— 4 2 _ Rhinestrom, to practice medicine here some 15 | > ae -——— ate for Mr. Hanson. You will years azo, ard it was on this assur. | Chicago Market Report | ‘# more about Mr. Rhinestrom ance that I rer oe _ my * wed my request for cer. He is now wanted in Wyo his appointment later CHICAGO, April 7.—Higher how ‘aed I learned that Dr. France prices and unfavorable weather on When a man is elected to public graduated from the medical ¢ farms gave prices of grain futures ice by cunning deceit, betrayal | ment of the University of V bese =! ol ermont, pp benefactors and false pledges to and had practiced medicine for 15 Public, he reminds me of the! veary in Seattle; that he was a mem an upward trend on Chicago board of trade today after all values had suffered declines early in the ‘ of the ass that dressed in the | ber of the North End Medical Soci. |seasion. Provisions were steady to Mon's skin and appeared on the vil ety, King County Medical Society |!ower. Mage streets. The people were horri-| and the Washington State Medical| May corn, down %e at the open subsequently sold up le. July, Me Off at S147% at opening, gained 2c. down le at the opening at $141%, subsequently went up 1%¢ May oats, unchanged at 67 opening, was up ‘sc in later trad ing. July, off %c at the late open- and scrambled to their cellars | <Cciety, that housetops in fear and trembling | tne University Hibut just when the “revolution” that ‘ass made out of newspapers was lat its highest pitch and all was quiet land law-abiding) the ass snorted, | and brayed. This caused his ars to stick out, and the people all prior to his entering |ing at $1.56, of Vermont for the study of medicine a: surgery he had been a chief engineer officer on United Mates war vessels, and had been granted U. 8. certificates, which are in force today, to the following | Chief engineers of ocean steam Taughed at him when they discov’! Vocceiy unlimited. Ing at 65%0, was up to 66%c. Sep- he was an ass. | c at 62 at open Chief engineers of ocean, gas,|tember, off he a One morning during the campaign) Vist | * * ling, later gained %c. 1 ting for the street car and | ¢lectric, internal combustion vessels |!N8, ; limited, | . Hanson drove up and stopped | &" | x me. A gentleman identified with | Master and engineers of ocean yes ar ry Market R t | with | 818 65 feet Formerly chief engineer officer U. - Transport divisior Employers’ Association. I had talked about Hanson's | eon FRANCISCO, ‘April —But was in Mr. Hanson's car. | § | e a ad Formerly chief engineer officer U.|t¢T—Extras, 62c t two days later Mr. Hanson “ ‘ to me, “Doc, why did you not| 5 submarine mine planter division. | ag A Extras, 46%c; extra pul of ad Above all else, 1 knew that Dr. | lets’, 44¢. oe cnet Sons Setlow whe rode! vance was a real MIA as well as| Cheest—Callfornie, flats, fancy, us the other morning was pres: the 29%. t of Employers’ Associa-|* Physician and would fulfill Han- | 32; extras, Ing around with those people.” but he was soliciting ‘their swpport just the same, and I know that the Em ployers’ Association was mailing out Hanson's campaign literature and cards, while I was working for the vote of my friends for Hanson. Hon is due the Employers’ Association; are always solid for themselves. Ore Idaho fancy; The facts were that Hanson had|and $2.35 to $2.50 see 2.60; seen Dr. France before he filed for|gon Burbanks, §2 to mayor,*buf I did not know that|Gems, $2.30 to $2.35; Hanson had first gone to Dr, France |Gems, $2.25. New potatoes, 4 and then to another physician and|5%c pound. Sweet potatoes, Practically promised the appoint-|to $7 | ment to both of them before his elec: | Onions—Ice tion. to $5 house, California September, | a?” [saw that Ole was putting "00'S promise to clean the health| Oats—Red feed, $2.51 to $2.55 the camouflage, so I said, “I did | T¢Partment lock, stock and barrei Barley—No. 1 feed, $2.35 to "He made the big|f there was any wrong in it, It|$2.37%; No. 1 shipping, $245 to 4 eagle, true Ole style, and re | SUrely was rotten and Hanson knew | $2.50. ‘ | I don't want to be seen driv-|'t: 4nd the whitewash did not con Potatoes—Wharf prices: Deltas, ceal the facts, }$1.75 to $2 per cental for choice, In fact, the only thing I was | $3.75 to $4 per cental on the street. | eet Potatoce— Cal, erate, per mh ° oe Strawberries los Angeles, crate 400 eral tug 4.0004 50 email log 450 Florida, per pack ‘ Twrntpe— Taina, per Meek .oceeeeee Lt Ca per dos, bunches rrerrs Apples— | BE Wash, New ° fancy 1.15040) seeeeee SD6O2 50 tone Cony case 2 Mratmed oo... Dark anber Manchurian California .. wete—Per tb | Peanute—Per tb — Virginia Keystone .......0c00006 Washington | Sprt | interested in was to see Hanson suc: | ceed in doing what he promised todo for the people—"clean this city, lock, | stock and barrel.” Of course, we ali knew he could not clean it with Tom | Murphine; it’s a man’s job. Beside : | it wag only a few days after he took Pils Hanson tollthe people of this | ottice that 1 legend that Hanson did ity that Mayor Hiram Gill was a{ Ot intend to do any cleaning, if he |‘ ;, Sah, and that 1 to Gienson) were| tought hig political future could Perce a ar ats Pas thee he would ¢lean the city, lock, | Dest be served by ignoring hia | Breet Gpened at 21k, Un ottggllne Beedeoy Pledges to the people, but I stayed |FTOUueis Bi Oe ee empany Mr. Hanson then appointed ‘Tom| Tight with Ole untit I could eatab- |°" 1 th ad gry prem raypl AMurphine, the astute politician, who| 8h this fact beyond a reasonable |¥P li Tou oe eg 3 |Reading, 86%, up %; Marine, utterly without experience or | doubt |ferred, 111%, up %; General Mot Hification, for the important po- mwa i ition of superintendent of public . q Sptiticiee, while the health department ee eet ee ee 4 port warden’s department were | {ts true condition. The health and | tinued With the same old Gill|port warden departments had! pwd. ohiy with augmented inef.|fought Hanson and everrthing na | UP 24: American International cor ficiency by reason of Hanson's dis. | promised in the election seenines EO 5 Sp Cent ene Ve know where they stand. They e for you or against you, and I pect such worthy opponents. hey are true to themselves. It is e disloyal, insincere kind of man tho is dangerous to society that I New York Stock Report | Py shall thse ite: letan eel NEW YORK, April 7.—Tho the usual Monday morning lethargy pre |vailed at the stock market opening | today, prices of leading issues were Corn h pre THE PORT WARDEN 1 knew that the only way to clean | | anything was to get into it and find | orga trai | te 4 3 aHonn C. “ nizing its, temperament and| I knew that large shipments of pe 2 vrs le, gb Aenath aoc. & “ tetas | rece tie Wate (te Seattle | sos 5-8 Ps 18 * paldwit 5958 up In | Before Hanson filed for mayor, 1 over our waterfront. I knew that see s 4 7 ; “% cS ro Pp it talked with him about the health de the harbor master did not interest | re marine preterred 214, up ve | partment, and the enormous amount | himself about stopping it; therefore, |) Jisw yo ot c lI did not hesitate to os } 3 RK, April 7—Money on of money expended in the collection I did n » Suggest the ap-| oy 41.2 put erik; th eenten, 94 of garbage, and the terrible waste | pointment of Mr, William Severyna | and loss Seattle was suffering in|as harbor master. Severyns had |*"4 5%2 per cent. Bar silver, New this department tn comparison with | brought Pr. Allen, the wife poisoner. Beg 19118. Demand sterling, other cities. |back to Seattle three times, (Allen | #465. ¥ ‘ I related to Hanson how the heaith | walked out of fail each time) gev-| NEW YORK, April 7.—Coffeo Santos futures closed off 25 to up 50 reis. FRISCO LIBERTY BONDS department was compelling the por. ters at the city hospital to pay $40 per month for table board, leaving eryns had also detected the men who | looted the State Industrial Insurance Fund, and secured the evidence that them only $45 per month in money | sent them to the penitentiary. His SAN FRANCISC | ‘ ,, NCISCO, il San with which to feed, house, clothe| ability and integrity unquestioned, | yyancisco values ite ry ove ris and educate their families. These| he was a true friend and supporter |nigher than do eastern bondowners men were told to quit if they did|of Hanson when Hanson was in need not like it, notwithstanding our city | of friends. charter provides for $85 per month| ‘The position itself at the salary it as their salary. When 1 proceeded | pays would be no inducement to a |Comparison of San Francisco and New York quotations show San | Francisco quotes from $1.20 to $8.51 |higher on the various issues, r to investigate this manifest wrong | man of Severyn’s ability, except that * 3 to these men and their families, my |he would broaden his Sequaintance | gu wine Bice “ity by geani ye of inquiry was treated with contempt | with men and institutions that would | gy a1; third, 44g rt ipinaiy o “ * by MeBride, Also there were other | benefit him at a time in the fture| 4s. $95.02. 98.73; fourt aff abuses of authority in the health | when he might engage in the prac be pec le department under Mr. Gill that|tice of maritime law; also a man of ats should have been corrected, if a com-| the Severyns type would look upon RECORD HOG PRICE petent man could have been appoint: | a position of public trust as a chance| NATIONAL CITY, I, April T—~ when Hanson took office. | to do a public good, and thereby ge-|A record top for the hog market Bs When Hanson took office his|cure public approval and a reputa.|here was made today when = pledge to me was that his first act | tion that money cannot buy. “heavies” sold at $20.50, ‘The pre 2 would be to fire McBride, and be-| My next article will be on Mayor|vious high of $20.35 was establishad Ole Hanson and Seattle's Stockade |a year aro. The market today was Hell. sides this, Ole Hanson gave his word lup 260 to 35e, before not less than a dozen people | United States Steel closed at 98 3-4, _ | Stale Cows-Country, dremed . Veol—Fancy .., Choter : Heavy grade |’ Public Markets ‘| —x | | ECONOMY | Stall 36, 8 Ihe. sugar, T8e, Stall) fresh milk Kristoferson's pure, ide qt. Stalls 20-21, home grown rhubarb, 2 The. Ibe mn | doz. Stall 2 i} butter, 5c 64, fresh creamery butter, | coRNER Stall 102, creamery butter, 55¢ th fresh pullet eggs, don, 2 do She; 8 Ib s mild full | 2 tall cans Stall 116, lamb ¥ jamb chops, 30¢ T.; steer | pot ry 1b.; . 124g Th.: short ribs, 18 %e | pork roast, 38%¢ I SANITARY 3be bottle Snider's 200;'200 Heinz baked beans, 5 20c cans corn, 1 potate salad, 250 at.; cabbage salad, 10 pt; Kood ffesh cottage chees » 24-36, Crisco, 0c, 900; Mazoia oll, Ibe, 65c, $1.25; 200 Citrus Powder, tic; 20 can tomatoes, 1b Stall catsup, be; 2 111, PIKE PLACE Stall 79, pure, fresh pasteurized |milk, 10¢ at, Stall 17, |ulated sugar, 78e. [Carnation milk, ige, Stall’ 160: bottle pure apple cider vinega 10 bara laundry woap, 48¢; 26c bottle | [chili sauce, 10¢ baking soda, Te large bottle ‘Del Monte tomato catsup, 24e, | mia | 1N Sugar and soap at Borden's milk, 12%e ‘c |11%e can: Ivory finken x, B6e Ken, on's milk, 2he. Bt 100. at 3, home grown rhubarb, 8 thw soup. to~ matoes, be th. Stall 27. A butter, fae Ib.; Rainier spic co”, can 10 Red Seal Grocery, th; Annex, Red 3 pkgs, spaghettt 4 small cany Federal milk, 26¢; large can tomatoes, 16. Royal Grocery, basement, small white or red beans, Jo Ib’; rolled) oats, Ge T.; large can tomatoes, 1c. coffer, 400 macaroni, DISCREPANCY I” San Francisco and NewYork) | ciearings en” Show Wide Difference =| | "ner NEW YORK, April 7 Wide dis | erepancies in Liberty bond quota | %. aed M Portland | 945,513.00 1,413,310.00 Clearings f Chicago Stock Report || ———-% tions in San Francisco York exchanges today cau lative comment in finane first 3%, being quoted $5.17 higher | * in San Franc rind ‘than in New York, |Corm Open High Low ¢ In the past the New York quotations | MAY $156 $157%% $1.64% $1.66% have been higher than the Pacific uly 1.69% 160% 147% 148% t figures, because of a better| Sept, 143% 144% 141% 143% ot here. Cate | financial expert of Dow, J May 6H 66% = 67% & Co. was to explain the diw-| July 67% 00% 86% | crepancy. Exchange rates, and even | Sept 63% 62% 63% aecrued Interest, could not have been Pork the cause, he declared May 28.65 The following in a comparison of | bird the quotations May 28.80 28.65 «28.65 In N.Y. In San F.| July 26.15 26.300 28,05 28.17 $99.02 goa Ribs ona1| May 26.92% 26.95 26.82% 26.87% halibut cheeks BACK ACHE area” Limber Up With Penetrating Ham- Stall > sumer, 100 Ib lin's Wizard Oi 6 bars Crygtal White soap, 206: ean! 4 harmless and effecuve prepara sliced peaches She Stall 106, Mak; | tion to relieve the pains of Kheuma rhubarb, 1b. 106 1b. 200. | tiem, Selation, Lame Back and Stall 157, fresh ground peanut Lumbago is Hamilin's Wizard Oil, It tor, Ih. a0e, Stall 129, Nut, Merger penetrates’ quickly, drives out sore cua. doe. S0c. Stali| ness, and limbers up stiff aching K° joints and muscle ” You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day DON’T WANT “SETTLERS” =| aiiment or mishap, when there ts VANCOUVER, B. 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