The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 15

. THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1919. G NEWS AND FINANCE — MARKET | ONGSHOREMEN | Local Markets FILE DEMANDS Want Men Classed as Skill- ed Workmen demand that PAGE 15 S INTERNED GIRL (NOTED SOPRANO MAKES ESCAPE TO SING AT MET | She Breaks Glass Door and Mabel Garrison, Metropoli- Leaps Into Auto | tan Company Star, Here a ) SHIPPIN When the Boys Come Marching Home Wetter declined 2 cents on all grades Tuesday morning. ‘The prod. . at the decline, Mrenking away f return to Monday's prices, ‘The focal | oes ae market fell in aympathy With Port and, but the slightly increased sup ply of Washington state butter aid | Hot Judtify the @rop, déclare dealers ES Were atedily at 48 cents a de fancy ranch. Qheese supplies are inoreasing slowly, and as yet no easier Market ts foreseen The movement of California aspar- | asus is negligible, all retailers being strongly if favor of the Washington prodwet, Bids have fallen to as low aa § conte. | Florin strawberries are arriving | on the stredt in express shipments . In a coup of Baya the produce will ‘ \ A on hn geome in carload lots, The delivery | j , , teres On the fitet shiptiont war fair, and tp he A the berries wete casily disposed of at | . ia aie ae) a ‘ ie |to open the Apples were being cleatied up| 4 ‘ . [but pfenaedt thru readily, and éxtra taney Winesaps : \ \ a! [Sousa meet on ing ¢ thr Y | Jatt ten Spoksene and the ler ot the! the Aniewerlng it eae istevedore companies whoremen employed ur ipela in Seattle's harbor hb American citt#ona, that soliiers and sloyed where possib! failors be emp nd that Boishevints, TW. Wo 8 rehists be tarred from the water Front, the I 1. A Monday posted few union demands ‘The 1. In A. statement «lec now eth merican citizens are ° ar and feturned veter i for work, pie, The ubion aaverta it has | Fee Belanevists or f. W. W. mem tere in ite ranks. The union Also demands skilled labor rat The Langshoremen's ¢ rative nasociation filed papers in Olympia Monday, with a capital stock of $50 , and hes announced it wilt under: | ke — stevedoring on the INER RETURNS WITH BIG LOAD silaus Carries Soldiers to Vladivostok Wat Daten re taking several thousa o4 | Cerewts—1 ha to Viadivedtok for the retief Cal, don ne ailied forces there the big Blue | © _ Funnel liner Seige arrived in 4 ve Photo by Cress Dale Members of the 36st, Largely a “Beastie” Kegiment, Parading oa Si Second Ave. The Proteaiane lett b early In | Cs mes : syests s 7 oe é | st i year with « part cargo for the | Cycambers— He: encinnn Ad ounAnanraannrdndpanAanhnnnarnmp pgm dinate a ¢ th oe, proceeded to Vancouver, | Laeal ..; f Delay Conspirac | vides the initial meeting of the ttre tak on ronment Ht This Soldier’s Entire Family Shares War Spoils I "Hearing i May 14) see on ies for Viadivostok. She returned | Geese’ tntanb= ber dow bunchée by the president of the United} The ring for the ten men | States charged with conspiracy fith a fall cargo for Vancouver and | Green Peas to defraud | |the government connection with Mabel (tle from Manila, Hongkong, and ‘The Tyndarctix, another of the! [the theft of $20,000 worth of Ndquor| | from the customs appraiser's ware | Ug Ua Pa | | will be a large one, |out-of-town parties ie Funnel tiners, which was en: | in the “sub” zone during the | “Oregon, Yellow Danvers. house, March 20-31 uled for Off grades ... Tuesday before United States Com program will be popular, including “Ah fers @ ais jut,” the familiar aria from “La | Senators Advised to Go Stow } in Discussion ing lares } the | floor of Coler tt The the girl] Yesler at brought $5 a box, The supply of| aboard, dashed Havel OFAnges Of the local market in | ; ' a high speed. thought to be geod for another 30/ 7 | rec days yet ords show t wan insured W Third ave, and ned F. J.} machine the exeape prearranged and signaled the dr she would attempt from the nurse, aaito to | Hawkins, 141% : the police say « : x ; ' : Wilson was driv -s : ° i A | ‘The police r .# | was carefully | girl protubiy Jof the machine |to break oway |League of Nations to Meet in America |° PARIS, April 29—<By Unitea | 78! | Press.)—The British were. reported | “tl |today to have agreed that the first | | meeting of the ue of nations jshall be held in Washington, | President mies x») Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers | for Vegetables and Fruit | n na the » Artichotes VEGETABLES Cal, dow Local, per th 1.25@1 56 ue Mabel Garrison ‘ima donna ¢bl- ew York Met- will sing to a music lovers at Mabel Garrison, pr soNtan Opera house, use full of Seuttl ght Her will be devoted to under the direction of J Miss Garrison is coming here aa one with {of the reigning beauties of the Teade § ing opera company of America, Miss Garrison is about the only one of the great sopranos of the Met- ropolitan yet to be heard here. Her ise hax been meteoric since the Tile night in New York when sie had her chance to sing the tithe rele ~ in “Lucia.” Herald said of her: — he proved herself without doubt to ne of the leading coloratura @o- yranos of the day, in the first Tamit of the Metropolitan's singers.” : Wilson presiding. covenant, pro orc Lace Lettuce—imperial vatie: Wot noun, Se erate Low Angelta, erat: Yahime. fancy. », Will arrive in Seattle, May 19th. . . : Mouing onions. pe Mead. | missioner A. C. Bowman, was post T ta’; the Norwegian was loaded ip the United | *. i Song,” the noted “Hymn to the! F. Patton and Joe Magnin, and th New Cal eet per t.. 42.00) 46.00 | _ WASHINGTON, April 29 6d Press.)-—Republican leaders here | today urged caution upon their fel | fow members of the cussing (Unit for Oriéntal ports and pro- | Oyster Det Por 608. ... ts |poned until May 14. there direct thru the Panama! Pargey—Dox. hunches 5 po | The defendants, Ed Hagen, Dick She #ill bring « full cargo Russell, Fred Smart, Gus V. Hassel Pacific coast from the Orient. | Race ee * * blad, James Morrivon, J. W. Lock | | mane, Bd Carey, Thomas Russell, W many ballads and folk » ia } L, pet den. bunch: man's office when United States Dis: | 2 . ter ltriet Attorney Ben Moore made the announcement that the government boa had not yet finished its investigation senate in dis bed Angtin the revised league of pations | | derfiopments are expect-| covenant trouble 2 bean Yong ators Lodge and Curtis, repub sand the United States | gat Hican leader and whip, respectively, sent the following telegram to all their party senators: “We suggest that republican sen ators reserve final expressions of | opinion respecting the amended league covenant until the latest Three Yankees Are | Killed in Outbreak administration, with the! FRU bs 3 x sf | / eg ap April 29.--(By — Of the Ostka Shosen Kaisha | appies— * |Press)—Three American soldiers Mexico Maru, here the lat-| 5. Wash. Werte. ¢ 1. fancy 4 | were reported today to have been | killed and 30 injured In a clash with South African negroes at a repatria- | tion camp near Winchester (62 miles ea ia Okla jguerre, yet he probably has estab: lished a record in the world He went thru the confliet Supply Company, 361st infantry, | never accumulated a cootie. eietarytte fér Seattle pas- but the latest orders is-/ ‘will keep her in Seattie. tho it is customary for the ves- owhed by the Osaka Shosen to unload at Pier 6 the! Biac Maru will go to the Ocean ¢ of the Chicago, Mfwaukee & Paul on the East waterway. > An attempt will be made to hire |! the men Bssess sss Photo by Crest Dale o3s se | Mave eter Hinting Peay GUE Srupline 6 Wes Bareems Meme tye Member, of te ‘Ot, Enjoying it? ow southwest of London), last night. THINKS EUROPE IMPERILED PARIS, April 2%.—(United Press) That all Burope is again imperiled by the crisi« over Fiume is the opin- jon of Professor George Herron, American author of internationa fame, exprensed in a letter to the | United Prous today, draft has been carefully studied, and until there has been opportunity for a conference.” In one month, the Casino, the big ¢x-gambling “joint” at Aix-les-Bains housed 96 entertainments, 96 movie shows, 62 orchestra concerts, 42 lec- tures, 31 band concerts, 29 vaudeville performances, 12 dances and 5 stunt nights. | “Lots of ‘em had ‘em, tho, od Javis, ms | A literary night has beem put jthe “entertainment Ribeaucourt and | boasted of a show a night The rival town puts on @ match to prevent alt of the |boys-of the 357th infantry | crowding the meeting. Here’s Official Table of 91st Division’s Overseas Casualties | Public Markets | | gg | PIKE PLACH Dark amber . Lemone—Per box— Chotee Per Navels, te . 1008 peas Nuts—Per . Ni | wetter f— Fat Batter Bal vietetty tre Mixed ted wuge?, | the. fine erst | i tall eam Carnation milk. 1 1@ four, the. seat 12. "ata bs boneless corned Bt 2c T.; shad, steak, fhe Th. J stew, 206 t.; sugar i] Killed UNITS action Infantry regiments Machine gun battalions.... toe cane oywters, # for abe Arullery regiments T. M. battery ...... Engineer regiment . Total NEW YORK, April 29— market opened firm. American Lo leamotive was at 7 ern Pacific, 108, om Ateek, Toor, reed, 114%. up fo 361 362 363 364 346 “7 a8 346 wT n6 oan 316 wounds. Died = Missing Pris. ot in on action. ere a 63 iso 1 101 62 6 4 ‘ o Tt 446 475 am ag 3 61 40 78 64 ia] 4 a7 210 208 42 April 29.—Butter— open to deadly diseases. cause you years of suffering, or may bring sudden de: The best medical authorities in the country are united in the statement that more deadly diseases are the direct result of decayed and ulcer- ated teeth than of any other one cause. 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