The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 13

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919. PAGE 13 SHIP SERVICE ‘Alaskans Want Better Serv- With the iy created Alaska territorial shipping ppanies ay they will welcome an ‘ x une “Leehey will tes shipping board f wet weather were reacted in corn fe of woman suffrage today, 344 _ OWN TEETH at. CIRCLES GLOBE. BEING PROBED ON CARGO TRIP Blue Funnel Liner Tynda- reus in Port ice to Seattle Having ing Seattle several months Blve Funnel liner Tyndar at pler 14 Monday nigh 13,000 tons of freight for overland points. The Tyndareus last winter, and Ortent circled the globe since leay ago, the us docked with about Seattle and probability of establish Another steamship line to Alaska Seattle almost certain, Maw D. Leehey, counsel for the new rd, has started an investigation the mail, passenger and freight from this port to the North people of Alaska are disgust th the present service there. yy said, in speaking of the pro new Ine, “and the territorial stature, at its last ap ted $300,000 to improve traf fenditions The territorial ship board has been given authority Start a new steamship line, if ry, but the steamship 1 from Seattle after ng te the cargo to the United From England the Orient via « al KU took* a she Panama, for Pu Kingdom re turned to os get Sound With both the Tindareus and the Protesilaus lying at pier 14, two of the biggest vessels Bhat ply into Se } attle are now here. Combined they | can take nearly 20,000 tons, which js almost four ordinary shiploads. The Tyndareus is in command of Capt. Stout and sailed from Singn pore in the traita Settlement on April 16. Gunnies, rubber, silk, and oll comprise the bulk of the cargo on board The Protesilaus has nearly pleted loading 16,000 tons of general cargo and will get away for the Ori ent later in the week | JAPANESE ATTORNEY - SPEAKS AT VARSITY | See ete | Dr. R. Masujima, of Tokyo, for-| by barley and and reports | mer counsel for the Nippon Yusen | Kaisha Steamship company, ad ee ee eat s1.75%, | dreased the university law school in July opened at | Commerce hall Tuesday | and in subsequent trad While acting as attorney for the} Y. K., Dr. Masujima drew up the and |contract with James J, Hill, which affiliated the Great Northern Railh way company with the big Japanese j steamship company | session as tion, we may be able to the service without starting of our own.” go to astertain & vebsel to the from Washington prospects of the United — | ; | CAGO, May 20—Grain futures) “strong on the Chicago Board of | following Preaident Wilson for the repeal of the war-time 4c, up ee, THIS WEEK Mats, Wednesday, Saturday GEORGE BROADHURST WROTE “Bought and Paid For” HE ALSO WROTE THE | ——__— YORK. May 2¢.—Coffee—@pot 7s, pecestrifegal. $7.2. TRIUMPHANT RUN IN NEW YORK NIGHTS — 20c-50c MATINEES—*%631c Plus Tax CH WOMEN TO VOTE? 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Thompson PIONEER cee ae he Ht LEAKING SHIP REACHES PORT Western Knight Arrives Safely in Seattle In a the 8,000 tor at the leaking condition Western Knight docked terminal Tuceday, where a survey made of her, and the amount of damage done by wi ascertained. Western Knight, off Cape Flattery aking badly, Capt Ke of the c vt head back for Pu get sound, Altho several vessels were dispatched to her rescue, she reached port on her own power. She left Seattle last bound for the Orient. She was con structed by the Amen Shipbuilding Co. Steamship Co. Before a complete survey of the vonsel can be made, it will be neces to unload nearly all her cargo. amer at at will be cause the leak Lander noor be The miles to be Renr elded to turn when was found wo cw in ¢ Venne sary L MOVEMENTS w VESSE! * - . DEEP SEA VESSELS Sighted Off the Cape A Weather Bureaw) May (Prom t TATOORH INLAND, Falling barometer northwest win at? pm side, at €:20 am Passed in: Me We m § pm Passed in’ An at 4:20 p. um € Port Angeles, at 2:30 Pp southwest, 15 1 Se President. at 12 PORT ANGRLES ed for the north: He p.m 30 p.m: ae Adee 0 a m.—-Cloudy on an hour. 18 pm. Arrived and depart. May 20 in dintrene, fan Fras Ba elaco, at 2 am western Alaska. Johan Poulsen, e moter sehr Se Biakely, at 3p m.; Po) ip. at €:29 p.m: hull ye Harber, in tow of tug Tree, « Bm: Ty ue. from Bingapore Yokohama, at 16:28 p.m. Weat In Morning at from Ban Fra Btar, from Vancouver, B. ¢ Salled From Seattle May 2%6--Me Jehan Poulson, for Rver- m.; Polybius, on offietal trial Jacona. for the Atlantic coast, for SEWARD—Halled, May 19: Be Admiral Farragut, southbound, at @ a. m. ETERSHURG—Halled, May 18: Se City of Heattie, southbound, et & p.m. Other Ports WRLLINGTON—Ratied. Makura, for Vancow ney and Honotuls MANILA—Arrived, May 12 Maru. from Tacoma, via ports AONE—Arrived, May 10 Maru. from Tacoma NEW YORK—Arrived, May 18 Bockonoft. from Tacoma, via ports. HONOLULU—Arrived, May 14) Be Nt are, from Vancouver, B. C., and sailed jay 19 for Bydney SAN PEDRO—Arrived, May 18) fe Horace X. Baxter, frem Seattle, via Ban Francisco BAN PRANCISCO—Arrived, May 19 fa F. &. Loop, from Port Gamble: Gover nor, from Seattle, via Victoria, B.C. at 1 pm. Salled’ fe Richmond, towing No. $1, for Meattle, at ¢ p.m. VICTORIA, B. C—Arrived, May from fan Pedro, ¥ 4p. m, May 14) Re nC, via Byd Ba Africa fe Meiche fan via ports, for Re. 4:20 p.m. NESS—Passed in, May 19 steam schooner, probably Providencia. at towing hull Ab ™. Passed in, May rd mteamer, bi at 6:20am. Ari L trip, at Ti1h « a Providen m.; tug Tyee, at oem and proceeded m. Tacoma, at ing hull Ab m. Arriv ental port and proc HARHOR—Salied, May Bee Henry Viliard,-in tow of tug . for Kverett EVERETT—Arrived, May Menry Villard, from Ragie tow of tug Pioneer; «## Joh from Seattle. TACOMA—Salled, May 19: Se West Irmo, for Be ‘Arrived: &¥ Providen- from Banta Rosalia, via San Fran * 2 Pio. 0 Harbor. finetiind, for United Ki vin Seattle, Wiretens Reports Canadian Government 5 miley <etehikan, southbound, &t 1 a. m fa fenator, abeam Ketevan eastbound, at 3 a. m, miral Knight, bound, at 11 Ma point May 1%—He Ad beam Cape Lazo, south- Pp. m.; a9 Jeffervon, off Prince Rupert, northbound, at 11/30 « m.; ae Latouchs, off Bwifteure lightahip, southbound, at 2 p.m. May 18-—He Hen. ator, latitude 50 degrees 28 minutes north, longitude 134 degrees 45 minute weat, eastbound, at @ p. m.; se Admiral Knight, in Queen Charlotte sound, south bound, at 9 p. m.; se Weatern Knij seven miles from Cape Cook, southbound, m, , §. Naval Communication touche, passed in Pp m., bound ern Knight, passing in © Fiattery, at 6 p. m.; a8 Yoremite, from San Franciac for Seattic, 120 miles from Seattle, at-* p. m.; ae Benjamin Brewster, from Vancouver for fan Fran- cisco, 554 miles north of Ban Franciac at noon; ss Redwood, from Ban Pedr: for Beattie, 314 miles from Sento: sx Hi Segundo, from in Francisco, Keteh- ikan, 64 miles from Port Angeles, at & pom May 18—f# Admiral Farragut, from Kodiak, for Seward, 90 miles south of Seward, at € p. m.; motor achr Libby Maine, from Seattle, fe Koggiung, in Unimak pans, at 8 p.m Venneln in Port at Se 7 Amith Cove terminal—#« Weat Helix. Great Northern pler—@«s Katorl Maru. Bell at, terminal—Motor schr H.C. Han. nen. Pier 14-8 Prot revs. Pier 10—8s Port An touche. Pier 2—fn Victoria, Alameda, Plier 1-—Morning Star. Pler D-—Sa President. Pacific Engineering works—S Eyota, Rosworth. Skinner & iddy yards Polytius, Toka, Kadisto, Brookland Nilson & Kelex yards ran Duthie yarde—Ha Went Hematite. Todds drydock—-Sehr Gamble, Azalea, bk elf an Gaffney, Delight Heffernan’s drydock--8e Albert Metin, Alfalkey, Adway, Clodia Puget Hound Bridge & Dredging yards— uy Fulton, Tynda- Yonemite, La- Sa Edgewood, Wayuean, Eldridge, 49 Fonduco, Ciny Thursday, | and ts operated by the Pacific | Burn: | Hegundo, at 1:20] 1) and proceeded for | ‘yndareus, from Singapore and | al in | A Poulson, | south of | MAUL ULM TET OT ‘MITSUI COMPANY *Portand Market Report ” ‘ADDS NEW SHIP =, jMeichu Maru Will Be Placed | on Seattle-Oriental Run = © enult of the steadying of nditions, due ph Japa bir Maru, on the has recently been launched * Japanese shipyard! and upon being ready fe will! bring @ part cargo of ofl from Kobe and Miike to Settle, She is slated |to arrive here about June 6, and | jy. after discharging will go to Portland | gay PF atran, 6 Kees tra pulleta, 6 Cpiitornia fats worvic ANCISCO, May ; to load 3,000,000 feet of lumber for the Orient | The Ayaha Maru, which has been in Everett unloading 146,000 cases of oll, will shift to thin port Wednes day to load 6,000 tons of railway a” terial destined for the South Manchu rian Railway company. Thin ship |ment i independent of the material }being sent to Russia by ¢he Russian Commission of Ways end Communi-/ | catio Two of Mitagi'x Meet will come here the middia.6f June with oi! from Dairen, Thé Hoyeinan Maru ix ex — pected about June 36, and the Koh nan Maru is due toarrive on June 17 The Antagosan Marw will take |” <ew YORK, May 20—-Pric cargo of lumber from Portland the | remular at the stock market middle of duse day and trading was nerve The Meiwu Maru sailed from here | \\""f2 Mister, Sire! opened at Sunday with @ load of railway mate-|\\) American L |rial for Viadivostok, and the Kon. | Bethiehem stort gonan Maru, whieh is loading steel and cotton at Smith Cove, is sched Launching Held uled to depart Tuesday or Wednes = % Wert firete, 60 %e fir fancy per cental ude, #4 Harley feed. se; $2600 2.65 at Port Costa lem Ked feed, $2,200 2.40. fe Nrook wood. yards te Inlay, Weat Islets }Afeacham @ Dabeock yards—te Ardema. Patiorson & MeDowald yarde—Ke Be- hows, Birrings, Birrtwa. Beattie Nort de Teontum. Riliott Bay Hanford ley, Wet Standard © Makely Ames Western Knight, the Duwamish waterway from company at 9 o'clock Monday ning. Mra. 0. C. Beattic manager of Gret Machinery company, sponsor The Semmeltind Me Yaklok, Tena ydor pier the Elliott Ray OF compant~fe Argyl! 1 Flour mille—&e Weat Irmo, | Btream—Motor ache Mmet noon W. WOOLWORTH CQ. F. 5-10-15¢ Store—1305 Second Ave. —————— WEEK OF MAY 19 TO 14 WEEK OF MAY 19 TO 24 i00D QUALITY AND LOW PRICES” Six days of valuegiving that will appeal to you. Watch our coun- ters, watch our windows for the big values to be sold each day FOUR MORE DAYS TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS SS FRIDAY White Enamelware .... Shopping Bags Farthenware, large po Crystal White Soap Suit Hangers ; 3-Piece Garden Sets... WEDNESDAY Blue Enametware . 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WOOLWORTH CO. utter a1 %e $9.00 shipping <a ——% | New York Stock Report «were tr ne to nd alow up Marine, A, off During Evening The new auxiliary schooner Bermme) vias tind was launched Inte the waters of Cecembers—Per ¢0a— the . ways of the Elliott Ray Shipbuilding | gerne Roscoe, wife of the the Gulowsen acted an is the second of four similar veasela to be built by Shipbuilding com ‘pany, and another will be launched’ Local Markets ‘ o fe and: produce lir White Salmon Only a few but the ha on; $ per « hip are stuff rained in Ken 4 to tke apntrol of the market #hortly, followed by the Puget Sound product. The Olalla erry association announces that it will begin regular shipments by June pth The but awherr wit the ment the market stuff wow far berry that wt reached quality of the the average of crates been dispowed of the n » $5.60 w any the kc be f th ing pric nents Tt newick In expect market is firm, with a {bility of an advance in alers claim that ali out arkets are higher than the lo-| cal one and that in order to be able to buy, it will be ne ary to raise the selling price further | Ree storing, practically completed, is far below the normal amount of egg stored in former years. ‘That and the high level at which the prod uct went into the cooler# are caus ing jobbers to predict sky-high prices next autumn oo Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | for Vegetables and Fruit VEGETABLES Beans—Wax and green }. Green, per Ib... Beets local, per wack Cal, dos. bunches. Cabbage Winningstead Fiat Duten Centon Ball .. Danish Mall | ‘ | Carrote—New Cal, per sack dor bunches Canliflewer—Looai, per doe Cotery . per crate | Corn Maske—Her mp, | Trimmed ... No. 1s artie—Cal., per Gree Qutene—Her'aou. bunches Green Green foreeradch, Root — ane Mt Reet —Leca!. Lettare— Sacramento Hot house, per crate Loe Angeles, erate Ontens- Cal Australian brown Oregon Yellow Danvers Onion sets, per Tb. . | Rotiing onions, per 6e- Klopock Texas Bermudas, per 60-T. crate Oyeter Plant-—Per avs. pom. . . Cal, per tb Local, per doe Local . Per tb per box. Florin . bunches Local Hothouse, pei is Turaipe—Cal.. per dos. bunches New California, per sack «. rucrrs Boney—-Combd, case 26 Strained cls, Me 1008 5 00@5.25 ees 5.5006. 160s | Baise 9 116s and smaller ....6.76@7.00 : eee $0675 Filbert f Soft shell Binck Wat Manchurian te—-Per Mh. | yete—Virginia Kev s—Per td —REMEMBER— IN OUR STORE OVER lic A $2 Purchase of Regular Goods Delivered Free NOTHIN 18,000 Items On Our Counters WOOLWORTH’S 5-10-15-Cent Store ‘The Old Store That You All Know—1305-7 SECOND AVE. st AEST PHOTO PLAY ATTLES COMING SATURDAY NAZIMOVA In the Triumph of Her Career “THE RED LANTERN” Magical With Mystery— Glowing With Color— Sublime in Its Appeal to the Human Heart Paid Wholesale Dealers Local ery cubes " Locat country DriClen eee eee sed Cal, state brand, cubes 1. gtate brand, bricks . Butter Fat-—rer Tb. Egae—Local, strictly fresh . P =. Per ewt., country cream- creamery buying price Wash, and Oregon triplote Winconsin triplets .... Oregon Young America Idaho trip! ‘Wisconsin cream brick Limburger, Limburger, Ducks—Live Geese—Live . ‘Mareo— Cows—Country, dressed Veal—Fancy Chotce Rolled Ground Minnesota Minnesota rolled 1 ‘ :67.00@ 68.00 ry Wash. No. 1... 37,00 Timothy Seed—No. 2 per t.. .12%@ .13 Rye Seed—Per. 10. + 04% ifalfa—. Wash, +33,000 Straw . Pent i 4.00 16.00 REPAIRED ‘The barge Washtucna, owned the Puget Sound Towboat company is now moored to the Ballard public wharf and will ‘undergo extensive re- pairs at the Ballard Machine works. 6.26@6.76 | | While city detectives searched today for the n n who passed a threatening to Mrs, Hills Strand, a witness for the state in the trial of James Bruce, ae- cused of criminal anarchy, in which she was warned that « bullet would her reward if she testified against the 1 W W., slow progress was made in the selection of a jury in Su perior Judge Walter M. French's rtroom Tuesday ‘Th@ note, which Mra handed by @ man waiting for a street car nd Pine et, after the n of the Bruc afternoon, waa wr 45 caliber bulle aa follows “Here is what you will get or Jater, if you go against the I. W W. You are a stool pigeon, and we will get you “Ww. Hy’ The note, written in pencil by crude hand, was turned over to the police by Mrs. Strand, together with,| an excellent description of the m | who gave it to her. No trace of the |man had been found up to noon | Tuesday, | Says It's “Fake” Ralph #. Pierce, one of the attor- fheys for Bruce, branded the note a! “fake,” and intimated that the in leldent was a “frame up” for the pyrpose of influencing prospective jurors According ney Fred C. Strand wa wh uve opening case Mond ped around The note r « ad sooner to Prosecuting Attor. Brown, Mrs, Strand is he second witness for the st who has been threatened. He re fused to divulge the name of the oth er witnens , While the corridors house buzzed with con as to the “death note” by Mra Strand, counsel for the state and de- | fense exhausted two special venires in an attempt to complete a jury. As the jury stood Tuesday noon, the state and defense exercised only a peremptory challenge each, Make Slow Progress Of the tentative Jury selected Mon- day, the state Tuesday morning per emptorily challenged J. C. F, An derson, a ship carpenter, living at 1818 Weller st. J. 8. McCriliis, of Auburn, was accepted by state and defense in Anderson's stead i George F. Vanderveer, chief coun nel for the defense, used his peremp:- tory challenge to.excuse Mra. Hattie M. Signor, of 153 Newell st.+ In an attempt to replace Mrs. Signor, two special venires were exhausted R. A. Alexander, Seattle sales er for the Port Blakeley mills, was quickly excused when he stated that he had a fixed and firm opinion as to any member of the LW. W. W. M. Tomlinson, a member of the jury which acquitted Ruth Garrison of the murder of Mrs. Grace Storrs on March 18, likewise was hastily challenged by Vanderveer when he | asserted that his experience as a | Minute Man had formed a fasting |impression in his mind against the L Ww. w. } | Mrs. Huldah B. Karr, of 5402 26th} lave. N. E,, also was excused when she admitted prejudice against the I. W. W., and John Parrish, a ma-| rine engineer, was allowed to depart | after telling Judge French that he/ was against the I. W. W. George| W. Wilder, a contractor of 316 33d) ave. also was excused as was Ed-| win A. Johnston, a clerk Iiving at 528 10th ave. N.. who asserted that at the tur received court | | Clearings |BRUCE TRIAL LAGS; | THREATEN ITNESS ’ 1 Minuteman and believed sheriffs seur a third venire od Tuesday Alberta housewife; 0 Tenth a John A, Duntor vil employed by city; 314 C. 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