The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 15

PAGE 15 Plan to Oheetve T obmervation Acting Mayor W D. Lane Woineilay “lanved a proctamation, | Failed to Show Itself Capae . bringing the matter bef the at Public Markets peti > |teeteltalt” See “rie Ameri. ble of Meeting Duties ceili inline ta aaa ta ne <> os move, and teatth fr veer seed BY MILTON eg y n rene rer errr ee per n the hands of Frar Gates, Jr WASHINGTON A Aue AB VESSELS IN “*"Cifornie' Route LONGSHOREMEN ° Local Markets ——S|BOLSHEVINY SLAUGHTER |g reat |e, ne se 14 | ————«| BEST RUSSIAN PEOPLE| riers ey ne ee toon exclusion of the Carrames = On aceount of the inetease in mot. 1] SAN FRANCISCO 1~Two yelty touliing. mem | government from partielp PACIFIC FLEET|..2": between Seattle and Califor The first straight car of Fiorin| fie", *) teretaross's. | paste urine A ANCI May 7—Tw m2 cou ty. ity butlding vernmer : rom participation aa | nia, twe of Admiral Line ships, now | strawberries in ‘echeduled to arrive | pation ort yl ag . war tired Frenchmen passed thru? = —~|a member of the league of nations q 1 aden | operating on the Alaska run, will be| in Beattio in time for Saturday's | cane \ > sim Olive | Han Francisco on their way to Paris) atter weary years of battling, They | was due to three things: 4 : + |shifted to the Seattlesan Die = ens busin ccording to word from "ae 2 ; y~ fs ———————— | are Capt, Paul Crumiere and Lieut.| 1—Carranza offended the great Eight Ships Are Added This) route. the Admirat Farragut, upon | Await Answer From R. R. “alfernia. Up to date, only ex ” - Sdouues Vises . powers by his annoying taxation 3 Week ler Svlivel Garey will be hacen” en| . : press shipments have been rea Portland Market Report : ’ laws aimed at ee E the Southern run, which will estab Director Hines ing the street and have been meet —- Jolaheviem has been practically | % and Wwe ee : | lish three sailings a week from Seat | ing with a very favorable welcome | gmat, te D, Or ¥ killed off in Russia, but th — page ep ge BPs. B. | tle to California, The Admiral Se —, owing to the poo ty of the | 266. Bitlet ad: on ¢ if mpico o| ele us '- tyeight vessels are now being | © Admiral Se | M ‘ poor quality n a i vists got rid of most of the best) i oisriy vexation oO tinh, belong a the Pacific Steamship | Tee will Kiso be taken off tho Alas | Alto the Pacific coast I. Tn A\| Low Angeles product h3 ; SauniinVeleek they Whee lwho cmity’ had’ de ne ee y, according to officials of the | ka run and in the future will He op: | has been in session at the Labor! yt js con that the low point “ good at ” says Capt. Crumiere. thetr Rave” end who. uaa ion, ‘Of this number 23 are| erated between here and San Diego./ temple since Monday, no action |in axparagua hax been reached on Re pad _ what they called Mexicans ieee owned by the company, and the re erat rae han yet been announced to foree|the local market, Now, that the iGo and 300 Mi | hetfers, shay uring the war rather thaw maining 25 are chartered. “Blemptoyers to employ union men|C*!!fornia supply has sbeen drop 136, 8 + far ge INTIMATE TALKS interruption to thelr off ’ ped from the Seattle market, local 1, Kriw ‘ (By i.) See” Desai: Weminaes gerrere Ladies and Gentlemen of Se Mexico's long standing default The tie beet was suemented «his! VESSEL MOVEMENTS jon Week by four vessels from Portland —-— —— 1b; 2 and four more just launched by Seat- ® 7 a Up to date the principal subjecti/are quick to take advante and A " vt 6 la, meet Robert Street : te shipyards. DEEP SEA VESSELS jot discussion has been the reor-|a higher market in predicted mT ‘ he ig Robert. Street? yment of interest on her mae ‘The Redwood was recently taken ire a ¢ munixation of the union, in order ‘try quotations remain un : Why, Rabert Btrect “is the ‘ped mnal bonds held by outelde tai a nape to ottain greater solidarity f s " looded rican aviator in O' ests, many of which itis by the Admiral line in the 4 jto ottain greater solidarity 1, Butter appears strong ad: market} Harbach en Montgomery @ and’ French. ‘The yeer saat aaa ther Hureaw) Louis A. Hirkeh usica) com hit, “GOING UP," which Cohan é& Harris will present at the Metre politan next week, starting Sun day night The aviator, though he is o an author of @ book } At the meeting of the unton,|with dealers doubtful as to th Monday night, a telegram was|mear future of the market. Eee ship Co, flag, but the addition made | Ritin# taremeter: dense fon: Nant & dispatched to Director of Railways |auotations were unchanged, Storage by the shipping board this week | sopooner, southbound, May| Hines, asking him to issue the|to date ts about 75 per cent of Bwells the feet materially, Sot s8G Be tame’ Nant sour |neceanary orders to restore the what it was last year at thia time. found her defaulting in the sum of 16,600,000 pesos. Mexico has officialy balked at provisions of the armistice whieh forbade Germany and Ger- th, and at that time only 60 ves | sela were ftying the Pacifle Steam-) TATOOSH ISLAND, May 7 Blend coffee , 8 Ibe, $1.90 Nuttor—City creamery, 54@b8e Al hating powder, $1 Belected local extras, 41@4%e wind : butter, 17¢ i, Marige De; brotlers, se } ob, m, Passed out; Be Lyman Btewart, | Cloned shop to the water front. No | g¢————______y " ‘Tene has pever been In t |mans disposing of ther ‘Guan sae pm, 8:80 p,m Passed ins A |Answer had been received Wednes | | Evices Paid Wholesale Dealers Seooe triplets, 869 806 make a flight in a real f|! : DESTRUCTION | Steamer, peubabiy the ‘Misgures at. #208 | day | | "tor Vegetables nnd Prait - WESTLAKE: = ee Wirt Seite || tle deeds "and bonds | abroad » Pom nae fog) wind » . — | 3 bare Palm Olive soap, fight Mexico responded she woul Po 10 fniles an hour. Passed in: A A ARIReA | + 3 or £ ace | * audience has w vevent any such sales, os See lateamer, probably the Tenpaisan Maru, | | VEGRTABLES ees Png hr ngg tin. ey Hh... yams of laughter 9) Preven rpg Phe wee Pay 2. = Artichokeg-cal. don Loos pared muster’! New York Stock Report oxyerna, OF liminary || Would be to violate terms of the i Rinaloa, at : pm, | — eenl, por © —_ o ll , which are attended between Mexico and Gere \ nd eaten sncee - p > many farc’ tuations as ysis sssacscoeeessss ney The stock mar cop them in a constant state §| 2” 4 oaae | Gey ihe opening to |] of merriment from first to final Now, one of the provisions of ‘engine H curtain. * the league of nations -plin uw OING UP," with a powerful |"No state shall be admitted to the league unless it can give effective guarantees of its sincere intention to observe its international obliga+ tions.” Passed steamer, at 6:50 p. my Avvived at Seattle round steak, 2440 %.; weak, i8¢ Ms pot romat, C4lbo Mh ant and @ big chorus of youthful, beautiful girls, ig a health re storer for all, You just don't want to mins it, Intimate Talk No, 3 tomorrow. psecution Begun Under Kennewick pm Prosser colored | Beans-Wax and ereen | 4 | Crew of Metin Served in the} CORNER p us| AMUSEMENTS K. Diklich, Austrian, ‘ Trenches —— A rca PYaland county for wanton destruction | Here inci M t P°@8.fand fish, State Fish Commissioner |* > ™ After four years’ service in the Darwin ond Assistant Attor | ma |French navy, Capt. Edouard Lucas ™ ‘Te Tatkal Maru, fer ¥: General H. H. Cleland left for) Y*E Dr Me TKN Mar Pf," T |bas arrived in Seattle with four | Menenaten, for Sowi eqatam, on ¢ . = l officers and 20 men, whe will form 13S SMe netnt | the crew of the motor ship Albert Metin. During the first two years ef the war Capt. Lucas was in| Green “ 3 ‘ March, because the mar.) it sinar, RTCA. wer ae Went [command of w pairol boat off the| | Maximus, for Tacoma, apm, | French, coast and later was tn- 1 Alaska Vesee! |etructor in one of the Frengh naval | Lettuestmperial va! mre yd PETRRSNURG—Satled, May 6: fa Ad-|*0hools, where he was recognized] Mot house. per erat r he | Mirai Bvans, northbound, at § p.m. Jan an authority on sub-chasing | ogiens "feuima charged KETCHIKAN—Shlled, May ¢: M# Ad-| tactics iral Rv thbound, a4 ; ree eee uintcesa ate am | Min France every one drinks — ‘Other Ports |wine and other stimulants aa the |. YOKOMAMA—=Arrived. Apeit 91) Me} American drinks tea or coffee. I Keishin Mary, from Heatile: Afries Maru. |am afraid iny crew would be ready Tae Te ane irate Orca. treat mutiny if we had to stay here ps. from . |Yery long," says Capt. Lucas | MINGAPORE—Arrived. May 1) f*/ Bix of the sailors served in the Grageen, trem ‘Teeeme, via porte. front line trenches thruout the Woah reeraded i KORM—Arrived, April 90: Me Katfuku |, one lew Cal Carnete, per M bes tara amy teen Al war and one was ® captive I &|magishes-Local per aon. tsnchag NEWPORT NEWE—A May 5: te | Corman prison camp for two years, oy Wa Seccen tem Vancouver Bc. |They are all regular French sea- vie porte going = “salts.” aa, PRORO—Arived. May gi te! The Albert Metin was built at| Strawberries Log Anasien Richmond, for Seattle. }the Anderson Shiptuilding plant|_ Mlerin land will go to Marshfield, Ore. [next week te loads lumber for An Exceptional Old Farm, 120 Acres Well balanced, about half being upland (part of which f# logged off and part virgin timber). Of the other half some 50 cultivated acres of black bottom sot! mutely testify to their past | fertility and invite some worthy farmer or dairyman to agala | draw upon their latent wealth. It is splendidly watered. Build pork | meats, be ean; & Ibe, pilot ore | MURIEL WOK oath nes, Bb fede pendinga, ite ean’ Balle Chase and Latour; ings and fences are in need of repair, faney bacon, dhe end te th; Bwedieh || Wises Aubrey Trio; Milly Kinkaid, Located less than 20 miles north of Colman Dock, Seattle, tn a ro Se Orpheam Vendesille one of Island County's beautiful valleys; good roads, school, mar kets and the best climate on earth, Literally a gold mine for the lucky buyer who properly works it, Adjoining farm is just now — being plowed for oats, Better hurry on this if you want it. Mr. A, P. McCreight, for many years neighbor to it, just last week said he had seen the threshing machine consume several © Gays threshing a single season's crop; the heavy yield of wheat, — oats and hay filling its immense barn to the roof. We have sold several farms near this place lately, and now that the ferry is assured between Everett and the island, we know funmakers eee you will make big money on this farm, “ve will subdivide it into tracts to suit buyer at from $50 — ¢ WH. Stall 45, Mazola oll, $1.08 and 08.25) 2 phen mm odion, toe. Stalls be; 2 cans good peas, FIKE LACE fitail 17, § The fine cane swear, The Stall 1%, Krtstoferson's pore, tresh, pas teurlaed milk, 100 at. #¢ pt 8 Carnation milk, te Columbia river shad, 2 We she; ° SES 4 Btall 64, dill pickles, ¢ P LA E to $125 per acre, depending upon which part you select—or the © for 18¢; pure peanut butter, ite . Stall I entire place for 00; terms a quarter cash and the balance te 4bo@bee Tereipe—Yakime. CAba, Cal, oor dan bunches it, 32 the faney head rice, 40; 3 the é i —_———— New California, per eack «1+ Basten farina, the, 2 tha beat rolled Continuous Daily, 1 to 12 guilt you. ents, Bho Mall #1, buttermilk, 16e ; Yeature Photeplay 1 . | yaurts sauerkraat, te qt: amery butler bbe PEGGY HYLAND in “Mice ; Mall 152%, red er, 2 the the fae e | Chinook salmon, 2 The dbo; halibut, 266 a th. tall 43, plekied pork, a¥¢ Ib. beet SIX BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS oO e boats 1 ; ™, diyar, Lttec Mh EAS OPS York Market Report! NEW YORK, May 1.--Coffee-—Spot AMERICAN HERO Preaiden f j Name War Vessel After Suger—Cenirifugel, $7.28. Tile Wkvanee White te Niagars, from Syd ry Heattis . al Quentin Roosevelt gins Re ; | “MARRIED BY WIRKLESS" Peseed C grade... With the 30 Ratabow Girls /f Tie" for _ Roman Beauties yy Nights (Sunday), Mata. (except eer Peced’ in, May! France has named one of her war | Apple Cider—Her aa! amiss rs for Tacoms, at 4| vessels efter Quentin Roosevelt, as a|Bananas—Guatemaia, per M.....-. 06% 2 a ru. for Beattie, ®t) mark of respect for the late ex-prent- | Dates—2¢ f-on pk: - $0008.60 > - WILKES Hare SEATTLES BEST PHOTO PLAY HOUSI LK ES oe Yearioos, at 7:20 &. m. Successors to Pinney & Street. MAIN 1305 i 726 THIRD A’ * » ik Tone ap Pinisterre, for | dent and his son, both of whom were ariea— @ a m Teikei highly honored in France, accord on pean . . Hee Park Le- ing to Comfaander George F. L. he ee x *) | Goisset of the French navy, who ar- Frait-Per box— rived in Seattle Tuesday. lack Diamond - Deltas, $1.76 and larger 8.00 banks, $262.25, 4 ematier 6008 3 Washington gems, j ‘ be. The Quentin Roosevelt was for- merly a Russian ship, but was turned over to France because Rus | Onione-lee house California, $404.25 sin did not have crews to -nan her. per contal; on the street, $4.36 Commander Goisset has been in| ; potato’ # inenateden Quadra, for British Columbia ports; bark | ti! in Indo-Chinese waters during | s Theatre Palace Hip ‘::* DAILY—1 TO 11 “e rk | SKIPPER TO PACIFIC} TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SATURDAY With a new skipper, Captain A. skrade,” former -Norwexian. ahi Alpena || Feature Photoplay VAUDEVILLE MARY ty ach tg | Lahaina, for Port Pirte, via Port Town-|the war, and is now on his way to | send. in tow of tug Fearless. Arrived, . | May 7: Be Korrigan 111, from Santa Ro-|"i# home tn Dijon, France. | sella, vig San Francisco. Pk ey tas sot SUB ATTACKS DRIVE ¥y T—Ha Jefferson, cyossing Milban! Per box— fon " 1008 6.06 . 11@s and smaller Tangarines . eee lemeins .. A SEVEN-PART brkbge- ahisie iy REX BEACH'S , RED-BLOODED STORY OF THE GREAT NORTHLAND THE g BRAND GUTERSON’S ORCHESTRA « % Pm; a Jette the South American Pacific steamer | apivesnees ‘ 1 Peete, Serine &, y $ Sinaloa docked at Pier 10 in the . . . ot 8 Be wee sma hours of | Wednesday . MILES “CONCENTRATION” wv. morning. . obae A Real Mystery, Embracing May 6:-—-te Fred Raxte Captain Skradel was operating ‘alnete— jor Hegttic, 255 miles from Heatti i z, Fe ete a echt parca gan Pronciece (several ships out of Norwegian ports when the war broke out, but hey fell victims of the German oduiums waiters, ex be douidie ty “THE AMAZING 5 OTHER BIG |come to the Pacific coast and enter | Sern IMPOSTOR” HIPPODROME ACTS 8 Hany ger thy Mg gg ang tage peer Weekday Matiness T0¢ | Evenings and Sundays... charge of the Sinsloa “at San Fran,| Locai country cisco. brtek: te Sem, iE ue tom Tacomnsse' >=. WASHINGTON LUMBER MINTER i ittin; he Sychie Wome ava the Musical Oracle METROPOLITAN Shere ry fe bs F Ma} Y; at Ks Cove, at # i Cords 235 * J Py 5 Mie Enc Ycctenikam wenvound, a's} MAY GO TO BELGIUM] wi**8.¢ sc: ses ge va Mitk.Per ewt., buying price deg . Cheese—Wash. creain brick Mats, Wed. and Sat, v Venacia in Port at Seattle Today The motorship Brisk, which sal!- . Youn Ameren. 4 ’ ed from Seattle Wednesday for egon trip! q 7 : 5 Bmith Cove terminal—te West Hellz. | trmouth, England, probably will| St sitet" : LONG AWAITED—EAGERLY ANTICIPATED Great Northern terminal—#s Pei | be sent to Belgium, where her car- go of Washington fir will be used for reconstruction purposes. Toeeurees, Master, sche! The fifth product of the Patter-| Témburger, son-MeDonald shipyards, the Ber- arnaide. thanga, moved to Vancouver Wed- | fichy Fanny Duterd, nesday to load lumber for Sidney. woes Ponder Bree, The schooler Columbia River, ; which attracted considerable atten- tion in San Francisco on account of her peculiar rig, is expected ia,| port In a few ) Edgewood, Edgemoor, - Wayuean, Eldena, Bo 2 Milsen-Kelez—#s Fonduco, Cinyras. PRESENT BIG CONCERT youtnie vefe—Be West Hematite, West] ane Amphion society will pre- mitetd Ayecke-Be Dellent, Gaffney: | sent its semi-annual concert 8:15 en a "e Dredging-—#a |? ™- Wednesday, in the Masonic Brookwood, Binkely |temple auditorium, Lotta Madden ards—88 West | will appear as assisting soloist ‘The Amphions are under the direc- Moy, Grain and Feed ale Wettornae dock Re Advey Aiteikey. | toas of Claude Madden, hshica: wine Desrimlachastus ate BIG CHORUS OF YOUTHFUL BEAUTIES aarp Barley—Whole 59,00 60.00 OVER 60 IN THE COMPANY Patterson-MeDor - Aw Rolled 61.00 | ——#| Growna 61:39 | MUGS etesteiecses $400 Prooai 2 a0.00@67.00 | man i 61.00@62.00 ie 64,00 COHAN & HARRIS PRESENT THE SMASHING, TREMENDOUS, OVERWHELMING SEN- SATIONAL MUSICAL COMEDY HIT at ¥. | Paeifie Yn ing ed s s FRE FROM NEARLY TWO YEARS IN NEW YORK, SIX MONTHS IN BQSTON, SIX MONTHS IN CHICAGO AND STILL, PLAY ONE YEAR IN LONDON AND STILL PLAYING Western Glen, COMING SATURDAY TOM MOORE —IN— “A Man and His Money” AL TREAT OF THE ORCHESTRA SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW AUGHING, SIC DANCI ry Clearings Heattle North Pacific yard—#e Yakiok,| | Balances | Ieonium, Ossaqumaick. rown dock—fie Horajsan | | } | | | Clearings weet 1 | Toke Union-—#a Rush, Brook Fort| | Balances | Harrison, Allenhurst, Fort Jackson, Ad~ |dison, Houlton, Rowesmont, Boughton, | | cearings Hournevilie, bee W. HM. Smith, Abmik,| | © Chm Union, Anthon, Chestertield, | | Balances an, or Puyallup, Capracia, Cardia. he + 4,446,626.88 | 631,673.24 | “fy | Btrew gious BADRIC as ie Lins asada SPDR DIM inns ns Si asa ia sai