The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1919, Page 19

ACREAGE WHST SEA S90 A « jow, sit California from high « tains 2 lar eombination Boom with dow «rat With bre Dasement and | Mey. Look the S015 44th SW gash and $25 per month Tis, Te) cRY CC. EWING COMPAN Alaska Bide. Main “SERVICE VE 4-ROOM Ht COMPLETED, ON 400 YARDS BAST OF RICHMOND MHIGHLANL» TA TION, ON BVERETT INTERUE BAN AND NORPH TRUNK BOL LEVARD. EXTRA Ly FIREPL, RATH MENT PLETE SIRABLE NGA u 1ACKH and dinin kitghen table. Cement t 50x120 ft to house over at Terma of $300 Main r Vivinar firepta and room ak fast LIVING ROOM {BAK FAST NOOK ROOM: CEMENT. BASH BLBCTRIC LIGHTS; COM WATER SYSTEM, DE NBIGHBORMOOL reRMs | | | | REASONABLE NEFF BLDG, MORFORD & AMERICAN BANK PHONE MALN BMALD HOMES PRICES Broom modern; beast buy yet—$1,450. ments, Groom, modern; Rare atres Yay? vary easy view, [ # roome; fairly good house mB ekt2® All fenced, and SMALL 40x182 ‘ The ¥ pay Deautiful jot 40x 1201 ments. New view $2,260 fine ACREAGE SNAP ACRES SOUND VIEW $975, BASY TERMS 30 minutes by auto over the Moines br Wehway ke m thy ne y cleared main auto f real valu ekly me CAMPBELL, 230 Bu Hott 2900 Lot 102 chicken K Lot 50x $1,600 5 and 6 cea are fine view $150 cash. A-1 location house $1,700 house, cash. a Toom ho right this and will today ike Bids. + 4 a line of 3, e es, and our p WALTER A. SUTHE CLEARED TRACTS 4203 West Alask Phone West 1 Fauntieroy car to LAND, st . On Thth at. and 40th ave. N level, clearedy quarter-acre t excellent soil; near Prices $250 to $250 pe terms, Go out Sunday WHITE & BOLLARD, 780, 600-4 Leary Ridg Junetion. 180. ON TERMS: BUYS A NICE He new beach home, near Luna wa) $850 buys a beach house with and bath; beaugiful view ear the ferry SF. woopy, Ferry Landing, West Seattle. Weat 334 Tne. ‘ Qa . | PTT FUL RATTLE | r that little home; these lots . on the ridge. overlooking the pbuilding industries: walking | 4 WEST'S ¥ , BYSTEM Ric LIGH' 10D SOIL DESIRABLE NE ORHOOD QUARTER MILE BAST OF RIMMOND HIGHLANDS STATION, ON EVERETT INTERURRBAN AND NORTH TRUNK BOULEVARD TITLE INSURANCE REASONALE TERMS ance: closestein lots that 1| w oof for the price: graded ets, ete: can be sold on terms range f $90; You to investi A. M. SCHILI CASH, BALANCE LIK View Property, improved with fin Se oh ye ae Ry he ° is to climb; ‘elose to ome playfield. T. B WALLER cam California Ave. West MORE AMERIC. PHONE IRD & NEFF AN BANK # MAIN 50s. bearing orchard: rden in: two blocks f cleare dt trout Imp, pure u are | tdea igh to IDA SMITH California Ave. | West At I forth daily cash and $20 per Madison car and Kirkland and in « bungalow office ni ANTED—REAL ESTATE AVE SEVER@L CASH BUY for 4 and $-room bungalows up 3,000. Queen Anne of North PUBLIC REALTY BUREAU, | LIBERTY BLDG, OPP. P.O. FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE Take quire at the br TW. Suck 3200" DOWN. acres of cle Foster, on rbdan. This roont he has just_been ‘plo from. Pacific bighw $1,900: $200 down, bala: month Phone Sidney to MONTH land, located at “tour blocks Price $20 per 726 for di RELINQUISHMENT tana and Washington to ex- shapes for Seattle property: no 7 Price $1,000 to $2,500: 1 am re you will be thtateskea “te Stock or wheat farms; come | ~ or write information. — MARK MUNSON 419 Boston Block JF 10-ACRE SNAP NEAR KENT acres bottom land, balanc pland: "ll nearly level; ‘ow and pasture: all * young © a; $2. 0 (EAU. | RODENT MALTBY CO. 1003 3rd Av oing ranch Elilott 108 BEST Will pay difference for in city. SP. Co, 908 Sea- Elliott all in fenced city home for Co. 908 Seaboa: ROW FIGS POR PROFIT tions about rasing fics and our plan for delivering you a fig gar gardens pay 500 to $1,000 per acre California Fig Gardens, * Bidg., San Frangisco, ACK HANDY TO K ‘The fast growing NAV > tion of five the grower Best Cal cure. wil rol take Vacant oF improved city rty or good car. & P.,Co, Seaboard. Elliott 108 ACREAGE 1 ACRE—FURNISHED Place is plowed. syety for gar. 3s has fruit tree: ouse has| all furnished, ready for jiate obeupancy; close to boulevard, and fine bus ser- ponly 46 minutes from center L, CITY went 4 soil and CAsIt »MPANY vi 7 THIRD AVE FRUIT AND BER LAND We are placing on the market se eral hundred acres « logged off land. Write for literature and our_offer to workmen. THREE LAKES LUMBER COMPANY LAKES, LEVEL LAND, fronting county Your terme or ph 2-ACRE HOME SITE ¥ have «a 4 beautiful zs Pract, all in fine assortment trees, strawberries and other fruit; ground all in cultiva- chicken yards: stream of , and @ grand view of Sound Mountains; small house, but| it built; lights: water: very £ bo paved boulevard: 45 min business center of Se- + tt fa ene terms. WASH. oad, wher Rains TION 8, TWP. Mason coun- ty. trade late model car or house and lot in Seattle and assume gea- gonable amount. C. A. Spinning. $15 Poplar pl. Beacon 1166 FARM LANDS to ku- and/ gq rey or Sunday socne PLACE in Bus leaves First m every hour BURWELL & MORFORD ‘Main 2855. 5 Colman Bik. UISHMENT Washington to Seattle property > junk; price $1,006 $3,500; 1 am sure’ you will be Interested in these stock or wheat farms; come in or write for information. MARK MUNSON 419 Hoaton Block RELIN Montana a change ox- te OR TWO ACRES, WITH SMALL MPORARY BUT COMFORTA HOUSE, GOOD LAR B GAKAGE, SMAI s ELECTRIC PLETE WATER s¥s 4 RABLE NEIGHBORHOOD TO RICHMOND HIG STATION, ON EVERETT INTERURBAN AN ORTH UNK BOULEVARD. SELL THE TWO ACRES FOR! 1,750, OF THE ONE ACRE WITH PROVEMENTS FOR $1,100 ASONABLE TERMS. MORFORD & NEFF $05 AMERICAN BANK BLDG PHONE MAIN 62°. FARM BAF 30 acres, partly cle from town; on « and milk route. Pric | STATE BANK, East Stanwood, \82 FOR SALE—WATERFRONT PROPERTY TO THE § SPECIAL SAL, " 09, ME DOWN CH TOMORROW 2 OF E BAS cara on Lake Bu- Ae station the line just across trans car line at Kive and ride to the end my branch office is the street from where the car stops; I have 4 auton tt 4 j glad to drive you the beach: I placed this aubd on of Sun ch on t anket last week and ha tracts already; only 20 now left; all tidelands go with lots water piped*t be tract, graded streets, electricity”and phone ser- vier; only 1% miles from car line! jitney service right to prop- erty; if you drive out, follow ar rows signs alc brick highwa you to my b i, CAMPBELL, Elliott 2900. OICE—5-acre garden tracts, %% miles from north city lim- its. % mile east of Trunk boulevard and interurban. at Foy Station. Black valley Jand. Price $500 per acre. Reason- ble terms. If you want gar- 4den soil, clone in, the very best there ix, let us take you out and show you these tracts. HENRY C. EWING CO. Successors to CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING 200 Alaska Bidg.—Main 7134 “SERVICE t they will neh office ai J et T HOW ABOUT THIS SUMMER? Why not buy one of these beautiful SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS Ideal for Summer Homes and Camp SUHURBAN ACKES t Lake City, on Bothell paved boul- ‘ard, two miles north of univers- ity, owned by Seattle bank thru foreclosure, Price is $500 per nore (your choice) or one-third the price of adjoining acres. Now is your opportunity to buy subur- ban home at cost, and have your own garden, berries, ete. Terms 10 per cent cash, balance easy monthly payments at 6 per cent Land can be shown any hour of day. Telephone, school, store, at your door. H.' 8. Hendrickson, 418 Boston Block. SNAP ig bargain in acreage between Fothell and Kirkland. Non-resi- dent owner orders sale at a price that is way below value. 10 acren on good road for $900, on own terms. Investigate this will pay you. JOHN J, ELLIOTT CO. | 421 Leary Wide. j is HALF-ACK TRACTS to all} x good soll; water piped tracts; near Anderson shipyard, at pasion Kickland. | Price $100 per trict: /" When you think of advertising ‘eeney & Pettingill, New York Bik.| | think of The Star. << Des Moines Boulevard; large tracts parked out, ready for use; pure spring water piped Prices $250 to $750. ‘Terma, ROBT. MALTBY CO., PRETTY LITTLE Town by the Be Large lot, 60x132 feet, all BUNGALOW h, in lawn water piped. Price $1,25 Terma. ROBT. MALTBY CO., 1008 3rd Ave. LOGGED-OFF LANDS Your | 6000" ACRES IN “SOUTH WEAT {i} | Washington for sale to settlers; easy terms; no raise in prices. $6 r acre and up. Liberty Bonds | en at par, \/rite for map show- location, ete. HUSER TIMBER Co, YERHA Tacoma Bidg., Tacoma, Wash. avenna car. | terme. | don in full bearing at the expira. | x the Des Moines | Burke Bidg.| 1008 3rd Ave. | © RANC vi M Ait Liberty 1 War Savin Creat Wer Universal Pan Motor 140 Unive 100 Post T 100 Wicks 00 Cons 1000 Red M | 1000 Alaska Petr 1000 Bh 100 Ch 00 Alanka 100 Je | 1000 W: 214 Union Liberty Te Universal H Wei 300 5000 Lone 1000 Wyoming 0 Oka 100 Pacif 000 Amal 118 Chery LIBEE WAR & PARTLY P. | $45 loaned WE nuy amall di 204 Ment receipts and Haight Bide. IKS AND ACREAG roOR RENT ® At We LAND »CKS AND BONDS Witt, Woy nd t Stamps tern High Heacor at Iwi ELL real High Powe Ranch Ol, Texas lephone o 08 10.00 0 Salt Creek Pet fonareh leum ¢ Mining Kuan ¢ River Hawk ak ¢ Pacific WINKLER n Nt hut 1 Wilt, HOY onda: all issues HD. Tel stern Petroleum. Athabasca Oils. i WILL Star Oil Pac Texas P. ie Electric ig Gold MI “J. STEL St TY SseLL $0.01% 1b 2 fic &h Welder B Main 5899 HONDS WOUGHT. Market Net Price Value, PAUD. $99.47 oon. vl 9668 95.80 AVINGS’ STAMPS AND ALD RECEIP ne pad and Madison LIRERTY BONDS AT weount; alse partial pay- W. & Stamps The Seattle Star DIRECTORY ttorneys at Law POWALL her ance neral practice. All canes, attath 215 Durke Bidg, 906 ond ave. Main 7308, [1 Bohott Bowne Mk, TOOTH e tation free, All cases, Fees moderate torneys—DPatent | repr Gon 701 CENTRAL Tide, Phone Main 290, References: Remington Typewriter Co, Wes ver Tele ndry Co. | LAWRENCE Wide ON, FENWICK. 497 Durke Hicyeles and “Repairs ROY LUNDGREN for Snell We eh £04 Stewart, at Times # TO LOAN Loans from &10 to $100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, pianos, | i. ot NDERS & ‘0. Amith Midge F Chiropractor [STRONY — Chiropractor. National School, Chicage, TH. Conaul- tation fr T12 Denny Mid, 1408 Ind. Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering Packing | in Wrow Furh. Shop: MO ¥81Y Collateral MONEY LOANED ON ADI ATTT. gles of value, The Reliable, 967 Third ave | 1003-4 1. Graduate | | BUSIN 22 ROOMS, netting dle; $500 wilt na Good dow ESS OPPORTUNITIES ON LEASE. it had TIENT $85, wer $200; $1,200 w palance easy buy h ry and parlor doin daily ntown restaura of busine ard Ridge ANOTHET new ! P Nox ULTAN T nished money You NET Uration all ma moat th a a agree ments syater waste The comes Bring th jit vi men Lady Bullding WANTED —DIA MOND» JEWELRY, 0} LD es Mr good | 412 L. C. SMITH iF MNES merly Centra with F news VATE tered ph. conditions sonable. | HM ear FORACE or cured remedy Co, W Cine Wit Mary wr switches from combings. ment She STENZIE ranteed Box % DIAMOND MI r im OLN PLEASE WHITE © al Delivery. 1 TEXAS PETR( 1432 LOTR } ak in KEEPING hOoMS ins rent § wher, 1810 Nin PERSONA! DISCOURAG If so b the r earnest alte gained with ailments have rful All authorities 8 per cent of all re brought on because the does not eliminate its « fast as accumula tes. TONET actually over his trouble. Don't delay. ie ad and get a free treat will mean health for you attendant. 46 Third And Marion OLD ovr Dp, SILve BS, OLD’ FALSE Tha iT PRICES PAID. TH JEWELRY CO. WLDG. «TH FLOOR. | ADA DAWEON,” FOR A Calgary, Alberta, and Wash. will communicate K-82, Star, she will hear considerable advantage to TTARIUM — RESTS nm, Specialist in all women, Terma rea 15th ave. Capitol With VITO inve for the re been it BA yale’ 16 FART if cured Oo SNUPP no pay; $1.00 nent on’ trial. Superba Raltymore, Ma. ENGLAND your mot! Dad AND OR CURLS MAT Ladies’ Impro op. 520 [nion st. Main KILLS HAIRS. $1.60 P Stenzio Mfg. 45. San Francisco. | WATCHES ON CREDIT. ABL, 202 PIKE ST. J, GENER- Important. REAL ESTATE LOANS farm pro gill, 7 1 POSTOF REDMAN Beautiful 1630 ¥ 106 NOTICE rp kK ard Vate unty notice th nald dist held. and ting te A proposition to vote forty anand de sued, wil of Seattl New ¥ WANTED TO BORROW oF HEAVY races AT KEDUCES RATER Money to loan. Main 1017 MONEY” TO 710 Third * Washington Title Co LOAN: CITY AND pperty. Feeney & Pettin rk Hk ABNTS WANTS A modern b-room lot, $1.60 BLDG. OPP URE joan on A and large LIBERTY FICE. cKAL, NOTICES RAVE MARKERS ~ everlasting, $5 to $15. urth Ave. Near Olive AL NOTICES ENERAL ELECTION WATER DISTRICT ne County, Washington. of Water Commiasioners r Diatriet No. King Washington, hereby gives hat the neral Election in rict has been called to be A will be held as provided first Tuesday on the Ord ane for the pur of one ‘water com strict, to hol al pmit voters of sald district thou- lars in bonds, which if | I be used to aaniat the city io to extend a water main the from the city limita of the city of Seattle along the «br known as the North way tot from the line King es aye fi | Election. } such tim reached | missione with the be satin miasione that Election 3, for and | | | Within.» as follo Sites; only 40 minutes out via the | }1. Highlan Precinct. | 2. Adama’ | mond Pri } Residence of Mra. Haller Li orth enide Lak idene Maple Ls and nice shade trees; pure spring |The Board of Water of said gives nc for the tively ly said Wa pose of of said the afo | hall an, | uously from of May, da. ard day sive, aga voters fc Election. \ Dated this | | As Secreta the the polling precincts lying wholly or in k highway runk High- he Firlands Sanitarium, or “ink eet south boundary 4 water district to the homish county. line; aad carried af this eral will not be iseved until as an agreement can be by the said Board of Com- ra of Water District No. city of Seattle, which will factory to the said Com- ra of Water District No. polls for said General will be opened at 1 clock p,m. of aaid Tuesday, June 1919, and will remain open ‘con- tinuously thereafter until 8 o'clock p.m. of said Tuesday, at which time last mentioned said | polls shall and will be closed; that lection everal part | be said General places in the at aid water district wil 4 Hall, for Greenwood Nursery office, for Rich- cinet Ella Lang, for ake Precinct. of Chas. Ki, k Precinct » of Meredith © Precinet of tA af P Morrell, for Jones, for “hristianson, for t ‘ommissioners rther hereby stice that the poll books several recincta reapec- ing wholly or part within ter District, for the pur- registration of the voters Water triet No. 2, for resaid General Election, d will be cloned contin Thursd , the 2! 919, to Tuesday, th of June, 1919, both inclu ainst registration of such of voting at such neral district ard day CLAUDE ¥. ry and Clerk of May, 1919. PKR, the Hoard of Water Commissioners of Water District No, % King County, Central | June 3, 1919, | | | Physicians and Surgeons | tyn Ws a Wo ” rendtusted sis n Ma k rar, WN rth | Stove Repairing REPATYING GAS” RANGES “AND water heaters my apecialty, Billott vate 1826 Sixth ave. Turkish Baths | sseprener AL Ternerisir BATHE “Taos ath ave, f N | vaviis Myers, hi the Ph LASKX Fit JONK COST tt 3291 Belle of Bells jw | dint res | concern Jarrive on | titles by th ‘Christensen and Bridges Are at Loggerheads Now Charging dent of the “playing that he ruin” policy port because } & denpotic T. Christensen statement in reports of th of the port that Bridges’ prevent. the road from payment of the new | bo built Bridge Robert Bridges, commianion, and following a “rule or in trying to ruin the nnot rule it with Hort Comminsfoner has inmued answer to financial Chriatensen declare repott would tend to Norther Pacific rail- port bends in property on Cove Per pres port with polition, iw hand condit rcoopting the mith B is s’ report would leave the that the Port of Seattle wan on its last legs and in a very ful condition,” - Christensen nd they baolutely s they that we without circumstances wnt only $187,000 in ent tr certain of the next week money we present time dinputes on our tariff “The Port of Seattle and deals in big And these amounts, while ly of great magnitude, will ni appear so large, when the enor mous amount of business done by our numerous terminals is ered, And, like all big we always hav maid are min have leading $407,555 plaining the ‘Of that am the p a baolutely $127,000 in The only t the tled up in pretation ¢ ntate outstanding tue at and receiving or two. are not in $00,000, the inter we t in a figures seeming consid inwtitu tions, nte Strawberr off the street to being cleaned morning. at ra to Mon = were Saturday prevent hold A great deal was far below the of the Sacramento berry Tries ate acheduled to wtreet in steady quan middle of next week lon» ay usual grad, Local straw w Most of the perishable stuff was being cleaned yp Saturday at the previous day's prices, or Jower, No new arrivals were recorded, but deal ere say the market will open Mon day with a full new. line of vege blew Rutter changed With emm-storing practically com pleted at the half-dollar level, deal era can foresee nothing but prices | out of reach for the average consum: @, when the eggs begin to be drawn quotations were un jout of storage. | j | | | | | | , ~~ @ Stiss Eds Mise Edith Pinnell, belle of the bells, is always up in the air about her job Naturally! She's assistant chimemaster at the University of California, playing college tunes in the Up of the Campanilie, 300 feet above the campus. —_ ublic Markets e—_—_—_——_—______—_—_—_—__-4 rIKE PLACE 17, f Ta fine cane sugar, The Kristofersen’s pura, freah mil a ure fresh peand Ibe Jelly compound, tie M.; butter, Ife ™.; sauerkraut, Ie at 1, 100 Gt; orange marmi erat Stall 79 at Stalls 27-28, 26¢ Olymple pancake four © ean Royal baking powder, 2fc Peartina, 266 wager, The. + Btall Oe Bt, pure, fresh Imi, cream ott cheese, rINe sr. Kriatoferson's milk, 10¢ at ‘arnation or Bor large Ivory 100, SampbelFs oun, n mauee, Stall Elliott Fish Co. ; salmon trout, CORNER tail cans Rorae fresh butter, 69¢ 1609 Firat ave., cheese, 2 the 102, 2 $ t riba of beef, . abe %. Stall 11 nack, del lemons, King. salmon, can Libby's pork Je catsup, 96 for te. Stall 14 red snapper, 2 Iba. 2 SANITARY Stalin 20-22, fresh pullet ages, 48¢ don. | margarine, 200. Tb.; fresh 4 butter, b8e M., 2 The $1.15. stall ee cheere, 2 the. c; Mipo- imento cheese, 200 1 b cooked crabs, 1b¢ and foc T. Stalls artichokes, 2 166M, Stale | $1.80, $4.69, $2.24) 3 the | dos © ean minced ela ling 3 sturgeon, churn 24, freah cot Hite, | Staite 31-83, fre up; faney King salmon, rags, 200 i |tor he; ‘Telephone peas 24-36-37, Cri », be, 90¢ Mazola oll, She, 660, $1.2 Golden Wont coffee, $1.20 Stall 45, 3 pken Golden Ago macaroni, spaghett! or hoodies, 200; pkg. Olyimple pancake flour, 2% | R-1d-15, WESTLAKE rtall, No-Rub Naptha soap, 5 Crystal White soap, © ba pure cane sugar, 6c, Stall 10 4 tha. pink beans, 260; Mir ffee, red can, 4% t oan peaches, fitalis 1e-it, veal 200. th i932, |49 Ta. Nainier, Beat. flour, good |broom, @9c; email Karo syr Beall |109, treah strawberries, 2. bu barb, bo tbe; dry onions, Go 1 {rolls tollet paper, 260; 6 boxes, matche sc; No. 1 ean pork and beans, 3 ca 10 The, ¢ Stall EAR BACK IN SEATTL Harry Lear, University State bank president, returned to Seattle Friday | after a six weeks’ business and pleasure #ojourn in California, BOTH! LL FIXING STREETS Prices Fold Whelessle Dealers fer \egetabies and Frets VEGETABLES Artichokes Cal. dor cy Asparagus @unnyaide wick seer Walla Walia Beans Wax and green Beets—Lowal. per muck . Cal, don bunches Cabtage— Winningwtead . Fiat Daten nnom Bali Danish Wall... Carrie New ca, ay 1 . ate 2.80) ” 408 ¢ dex bunches ue Per lp. we Reet—Lecal, pert. .. tee BRCrAMONtO vee. ss vas eo BRED 2H Hot house, per crave : Los Angeles, erate « Onions Cal. Austration brown. «« opock as Bermudas, per 60-1. erate fer Plant—Per cos, +4 arsiey—Doa bunches Now California, per ack» reuirs Applee— KB. Wash, Winceape, ox. fancy 4.6004 Fancy » 0 Almonde—Per ™.— oft shell Hard shel Brasil Nute— Cocoanute—-Per dom, Filberts—-Per 1. Wainate—Por Tb. Soft shell @ [35 | Ls Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Boetter—tocat ery cubes Locai country brick: : state brand, cubes. Cal. state brand, bricks . Butter Vat-—Fer th... 6. Local, strictly fresh country cream- 6 sh 69 69 creamery Mille buying price Cheese—Wash. cream prick Wash. Young Amerten. and Oregon triplets... consin triplets Oregon Young America Idaho triplete ...... Wisconsin cream brick Limburmer, ia. ‘Limburger, 38... haces anaenanenenneentnerons Sane Poultry—Prices Paid by Whotesal Dealers to Shippers ings—Live Hene—Live Roosters—Live Dueks—Live jeene—Live . Belgian Hares. Improvements are under way in Bothell to improve the town streets for myturisls, try, dressed J Veul—Faucy, dapeabnceatonne nn 208 Hh declaring | al te the recent | which | wure} big | | trade between this 16) {| JAPANESE BACK FROM ¢ But outstanding ‘5 days outstanding accounts overdue this our rage | men lored an good as} jeash |_ Christens reply to re by Hr T Tippy Ww. T “en panded a | resolution over the head of Bridges, | |Mmiting the president to the duties of hin own office anid that the port had ex \tending credit durir ng th the fin had been partiew nince coming unde tion of Lippy in January | At the meeting of the port com-| minsion Mant Wedr Brid. 4 resolution purporting all polities from the of port employ ution had its first reading was laid over to the next ing of the commission | Christensen thinks that agen used judgment publishing & confidential list of debtors, and that such @ course can do! nothing but drive 4 aw from the port's dock “In over firma names are tn pub- ments rin made n'a ent rer Aft Christ in ye: department ineffietent the jurindic Introduced to abolish ployment em The poor in ayn bumiz looking owing usm of t he list of 1 find the big and = mont solid shipping corporat in Se attle,”” Christensen said in speak-| ing of the publishing of the names | of the port's debtors, “and aay | that these companies are | nolutely pay ridieulous."* ions to not Nab. ie a sure to us Big Wheat Traffic to Go Thru Seattle’ Forecasting that the bulk of the| wheat shipped to Hurope from the} Pacific Northwest this year would routed thru Seattle and the Par 1 A ler traffic ama canal, ma r for the Port of Seattle, a nounced Saturday that the demand for space in the port’s wheat eleva: | tor is double the amount of room available Practically the shipments} booked no far are hound for Buroy and have ‘in past yearg been shipp across the nent A New Y and thence across the Atlantic Expert, Says Port Neglects Islands FE. Waller, general manager of Phi¥ppine Trade De company, is in Seattle returning t Manila on the Arabla Maru next Saturday. Waller has toured the | United States. | Referring to trade conditions fr \the archipelago, Mr. Waller saye |*T am surprised to see that Seg | de exporters and importers a» well as manufacturers are neglecting port and the are now in Trans- between Seattle seem to be cont F the j pment lands. The islands an excellent condition. portation facilities and. th® Lhilippines TRIP TO THEIR HOME | Bringing SS pameengers and a | 85,000,000 cargo, the Kator! Maru, joner of the largest of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha's fleet on the Seat- jtle-Oriental run, docked at Smith Cove Saturiay On beard the Katorl were mem- bers of the Ajisnka and Teshirogo tourist parties. There were fbout 100° American Japanese in the | parties who have been visiting their jnative land. Raw silk worth $4,000,000 com- | prised the bulk of the cargo. sooaers 16.00 York Stock Report | if |New York St O caer YORK, May 1 registered fractional advances at the [stock market opening today. Trading | was in good volume, United States Steal ef AL LOR UP Mi Baldwin, 1.01%, Si Reading, $94, up; Marine/ pref, 1.19, up 1; Southern Pacific, 1.00%, | up i; Mextoan ‘The market 1_—Laeading pa . of up 4%: Marine Haldwin, 1.00%, off national, 94%, up 3; | 1.09%, up % _ New| York Markets —* 1.—Coffee—Spot EW YORK, May 19%e; Banton, 24 Woe. Bugar—Centrifugal, May 1 narket steady 0; Ko0od to choloe at dium to good ateers, ood atecra, $869; @8; choice cows and to choles cows medium to good fair to medium 6.60; canners, $3 calves, $9612.60 50. head; market |ateers, $1 | sire 11.60 @10; fair to }to fair atoors, helfers, and heifer cows and heifers, $66 cows and heifers, $5 @4; bulls, $5.60@8; stockers and feedors, $6@8. Home. eipts, 121 steady. Prime mixed, $2020.26; me dium mixed, $19.60@20; rough heavie, $18@18.26; ‘pigs, $18.60@19.75; bulk, | $20.25 47 20.50, Sheep. atoady memium $i1@12 He Hutter Keue @13. f ipts, 41 head; market Prime lambs, $14@15; fair to lamba, $13@13.50; yearlings, | wothers, $9@11, ewes, $667 10.60; | creamery, 58 @ hoe. lected loca! extras, 43 @45e, broilers, 35@ 40¢ 87 @ 290, Bar silver] Demand ster city Re NEW YORK |New York $1.10 jling $4.63, 1-4 . May 1:3, Clearings Balances | Clearings Balances Clearings Balances | Clearings + 4,351,809,00 | | Balances . ses 793,946.00 {coast while on ner way here | local jeargo of | written | partial home jor ' police, SEATTLE NAVY | MEN HONORED for War Services Comm Rr ander Miller Freeman. F, training of Washington organizer chief in command 0! the naval station at the University during f the 6 naval militia, has cap-| ! d to the rank t 4 wervices William | Frederick € attle, bu th ment ae men thowe thruout tain Lieutenant Boyd Allison Himpson, both tf in a Chmmanders and ot the th € r rank of the Friday betr of ¢ been promoted t f commander promotions names of three tle rfeived along with other advancements country Announ was my 90 the | Hinote. COLOR BEARER OBEYS ORDERS commercial) Given Rank ~ Advancement Told to Guard | Banner and He Makes Good reason ia A. Hinote, engineers, but afternoon, colors with according to For no sentimental olor Sergeant oJseph of the 14th charged = Thur take the regimental him when Wischarged, former |his explanation over the telephone to the police Saturday morning. ‘ol. Hennessy, Engineer corpm ational army, at Camp Lewis, the police Friday to look for, The color sergeant told Saturday morning that ordered hy his com-= to take charge of keep them with him otherwine ordered, When 18th was discharged, Hinote, never hav’ ceived orders to the contrary, carried the colors away, with him, anke the poll had r an PACIFIC LINER IS STRANDED Inaho Maru Is 1 Is Delayed Off. japanese Coast owned by Suzuki 1 off the Japanese and con- sequently Frank Waterhouse & Co., agent# for Suzuki, will not have their regular sailing to the [Orient this month The Inaho was scheduled to leave here part of May, with a} nd cotton for Yoko: The &c Inaho Maru, + has strand latter hama and Kobe The new Suzuki liner, Maru will come here in June for the Orient. Genchu to load 'S. ‘8. Senate Due Here on Tuesday After being tn the Orient for three months, the Pacific Steamship Co.'s | steamer Senator is due to arrive here next Tuesday. The Senators bringing a general cargo from Hong: kong and Manila After discharging here, she will immediately make pteparations to leave for Nome on June 1. She will be the first ship to leave Seattle for Nome this year, |BAJA CALIFORNIA TO ARRIVE HERE IN JUNE The” South American Pacific ‘company’s ship Baja California, scheduled to arrive here next week \from South America, will not come here until the middie of June. Befote coming here, the Baja Maru will take a cargo of nitrates from Chile to Honolulu, and after discharging there will load sugar for Vancouver, Sie will bring nothing for Seattle, but will load lumber, flour and general mer- thandise from here for South America. Hun Papers Are Attacking Wilson BERNE, May 17.—(United Press). —The German press is continuing its virulent attacks on President Wilson whom it blames for the “severity” ®f the peace terms. “Wilson, whem we praised #0 has become a statue of brass, on the base of which may be rmany’s executioner,’” was the typical comment of the Deutache Zeitung. sd “This disgraceful peace is Wil- son's peace,” said the Taglische Rundschau. “He deceived us, hating Germany with an Indian hate—this man who | was reelected president, thanks to German-Americans, thru the con- nivance of ®ur foreign office. If the American people consent to such a peace all books referring to Ameri- ean faith, honor and loyalty must be banned from our schools.” »|Clark Is Chosen Minority Leader WASHINGTON, May 17.—Champ Clark, retiring speaker of the house, was unanimously chosen minority floor leader by the house democratic | caucus today. Anti-Clark men, however, won a victory when the caucus agreed to appoint a committee to in- | [vestigate as to the advisability of | jappointing a steering committee to decide on the democratic policy in the house. Party leaders declared that the en- | tire caucus was harmonious, the fight on Clark failing to develop be- cause of a compromise reached early | today between the Clark end anti- | Clark factions. Report | EXPERT BURGLAR IS WANTED: HE ESCAPES SAN FRANCISCO, May 17. (United Press.)—Police are seeking yril G. Pegg, formerly of Seattle, coused of burglarizing a local hotel, after his clean getaway from detec- tive officers while sleuths bigh in the department were discussing |means of delving into Pers's past. , arrested after a fight in the Palace hotel recently, is charged by & 14-year-old boy at the detention with schooling him in burglary, und his trial on this charge was be- ing considered. a POLICE SEEK BARTON Police are seeking a certain Joe Barton, former husban:t of the wife J.C, Nowland, room 208, Frye hotel. According to the police re- ports Barton called Now}and over © telephone Friday, asked him to ome down” and talk to him and threatened to shoot Nowland if he refused. Nowland applied to the When motorcycle officers arrived no trace of Barton could be found, FREE—MAP Large Map in colors, also the STORY of RANGER, the greatest of all oil fields, CURTIS, PACKER & CO, 60 Broad 8t. New York, San Francisco physician, | San Francisco today, following a mur — |perior court jury's verdict declaring — Italians Agree on Fiume Plans PARIS, May 17.—(United Press j— The Italians have consented to the establishment of Fiume as a free port, as well as relinquishing their claims to a portion of the Istrian and Dalmatian islands, it was learned authoritatively this aftere noon. A complete settlement had not yet been reached, however, as the Itak lana were said to be pressing thelr jclaim to certain Adriatic islands. Aged Doctor Wins ~— Fight for Liberty — SAN JOSE, Cal, May 17—United Press.)—His six-year fight for Hber= ty won, Dr. Frederick Webster, aged went to him sane. The court hearing bronght out nothing definite regarding charges of maltreatment of prisoners at i asylum, which were expected to ure strongly in the case, a Webster, after being sent to a pen- itentiary, nine years ago, was arrest. ¥ ed upon his release and commits to an insane asylum. Upon his lease, a few weeks ago, he wis arrested. The court fight followed. PRESIDENT HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS OF SUFFRAG WASHINGTON, May 11. Press.)—Président Wilson Texas, in her referendum en suf frage, will render “gallant justice women,” according to a cable public today by Mrs. Minnie Cunningham, president of the Women's Suffrage association, “I am looking forward, dent's cable said, “with the grea! interest to the referendum of May, on woman suffrage, and en! the confident hope that the men ‘Texas will, bya very great w “4 —Tiftpm iateamer Gafty (Kineston, Ga mb! a! Ratary'F (Randay'Hansville and T:0@pm) ocr. flan Jean Tstande “eat. | {notnts om Freed Cama. other boat landing pon Sane | netr own arrengements tna risk and Yabitity, tm making uch = land! ‘@teamer’s pansenger rats does not tnelede landing charges. Bagence ltabitity ts Mmtted to ing apparel, not to excted $100 ticket. 180 pounds allowed free. nd achedutes subject to] thout notice. Freight colved ally for all points ( Tacoma) named tn above schedule, Tickets must be purchased at tlekel office, Open frem 6:30 a. m, te 18:6 midnight PUGET OUND NAVIGATION oo. ‘Tieket Offine, Colmen Dewi ‘Phene Main 2586.