The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 13

First Picture of Dahomey Cabinet 3 po NOD ' This is the first picture of the Dahomey cabinet in ion ever to be Self-determination for the individual in the far-off African country ting, for the cabinet officers prostrate themselves upon their stomachs, B ground be cold or not. And at the right and left of chancellor and the master of the exe’ hear uer, looking more lordly than his majesty. ad Asks Dea to Run EASTLAKE CARS |: Bierybody Off Watershed TQ SKIP STOPS Boing to be almost as difficult into the Cedar River water As it is to ro! bank, if legis: 1 os i a ble asked by Health Commission # authorit m M. Read goes thru » teat + Read has requested Corpora Counsel Walter F. Meier for a Ordinance on the Cedar River, hing trespassing and the issu ‘of permits to visit the watershed. @ Tom Kennedy, assistant to the aration counsel, is w « on ) Measure. health commissioner Persons wishing to visit the res fe forced to present them fo the health department for sent seems to whether a Wiedal blood test; th Railway Department to Start System Monday od test. H to order them health All persons. visit he says, the watershed for who wis ai more required tion, or leav of labor acharge all em omply the mun n Par employers asks arrest without walking along the 1 railroad right-of-way RROYAL RELISH (20200 ties provided are $100 imprisonment. "that. for four genera- ber tions has given millions people Pore satis- faction river would The penal © or 30 day brooks or constl. | bound week at th cars may be boarde Inbound Stops Former R. R. Agent Dies at Hospital nis, 67, former agent nadian Pacitic railroad here, died at Providence hospital early Wednesday morning. He had lived here nearly 20 years, but re tired from active business several | years ago, and has been making his | home on Bainbridge istand. His wife, Mre. Ida J. McGinnis, two daughters, Mrs. 0. R. Gibbs, of Seattle, and Mrs, H. E. Harvey, of Thane, Alaska; and a stepson. George Sohns, of Oakland, Cal, sur Newton st. E. vive him. The body is at Bonney-| Garfield «at, E. Galer st. | Watson's, and funeral services will’ place, Almy at. Ward st. } _] be announced later. yE. Mercer at, F publican at AMUSEMENTS Terry ave, Olive cer pasnin wee METROPOLITAN and Pine ate. No express servi NOW PLAYING, for Two Weeks ‘The Master of Them All Almy st. Harrison st. Howard a Eighth av cor at, E. Denny way Ninth ave., Pine st mee Fish, Roasts, Game, Rarebits and Salad are made more ehjoyable by its use. SAUCE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE et Outbound Stops ave. bridge, north end: 10th ge, nouth end; Fuhrman st, Lynn et Blaine at © will be ached Phinney Worry Solved jents of the “The Man Whe Knows 59th at.. Phinney SHOW OF WONDE Pd ye Nights, 250 to 81; M: m about how ean t off the ex Ladies Only Mat preas cars between 59th and Vriday, June 6—15, Fremom, where no stop made during the rush hours he street railw solved the que Ang limited Dentist should have a developed one, of course! ave Feason for our strong with the public is the that we've always done Work, and guaranteed it. Any Seat S00 are inbound y department has atrons board on $5th and 59th may get a h and trane fer to a local, which will let them off anywhere between 59th and Fre mont FRANK DOBSON | Wt takes an expert to do and His THIRTEEN SIRENS RRY HINES work properly, and by “Means go to the Dentist Who is able to give a strong ‘guarantee of satisfaction. Examination Free Should your teeth need re it, we'll do the work for a MADE HIMSELF PALACE HIP Continuous Daily, 1 to 11 Feature Photoplay BERT LYTE ia “THE LION'S DEN” HIP VAUDEVILLE Youth Charged With Illegal- ly Wearing Khaki AND (PANTAGES Leto iform ¢ Mata 2:2 his, T and 9 KRAZY Kars REVUE TAMED KAJIYAMA ed t May federal officer after the filing istant United State Patrolman DR. A. C. GRABBERT, Manager Second Ave. “Over Palace was tak and Spring St. Hip Theatre” A ney Char When s son Ia sald to SAFETY FOR mec in many fter eniiating at a norabl army for desertion on t A savings account with this bank is the border May, 1918 } safest kind of an invest- rd ld federal officer FREE DOCTOR Fear Canadian Hero Has Met Foul Play Go to the PU Se wrth id RIGHT DRUG 00. 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Manker's home is at 1713 - i} | et, Olympia to|" the king are presumably the ~ OVERSEAS HERO THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, VESSEL MOVEMENTS DEKP SEA VESSELS Stahted Ort Arrived at Seattle k os Paid Wholesnie Dealers for Vegetables and Pratt VEGhTADL DS Artichokes Asparwgy Ia in’ Port nt Senttle Today (bogs on Wert Memitite, sio@e 1 Deiege & Dredetng yards ton bunches Hiakely per aack 00 Wente Wert ret & Mact ber YRU ITs onld yardenae Yk E. Wah, Winesaps, ex fancy ¢60@ ows Apple Cider Nananas Cantaloupes Wholesale Nuts Almonds — Per Hrasit Note Black Peanuts % DAIRY PROUDUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers ml Hutter Pat Ueee BANK CLEARINGS " Dairy Products Seattle Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers t : Batter Tacoma of Cheene Poultey—Ie ~ WHI PLAYERS Fifth and Pine bitiott Meat THIS WEEK With Mats. “‘The ae Hypocrites : fay, Grain and Feed Wholtiale ‘Price. Per Ton ley Wh. JONES’ 4 DRAMATIC ror THE ‘} Mp IN SHATTLE rest Wim 40,00@ 42.00 1919. Weet | 1 pm 60 Public Markets VINe ~* comnen nCONOMY riKE PLACE SANITARY ink Alfalfa. Straw Wheat . PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET night jand Victerta, Gatty | Dees not ge threl exceptite Vietoria on tripl Sondayleaving Seattle Mat SOc) 2:20pm 2 oa {single trip, 98¢ round] 4:20pm le Feta Mtr, ions, for Port! T6pm E:fopm Townsend | Atrect{10:%¢pm any [Connects at Townsend! dally fwttn rail tines for all! trot on Olymptet _|pentneuta 1 “Anacortes and Rellingham “P¥iam ifieamer Whatcom) 0:06am datty fer Anacortes and! dafly IRettineham ' tor! U 80pm Rel} atte ' {etter Utopia, for Parth # tp ay Townsend. Port Wi! ‘There Tue [tame Donrenees and! Sat Thurs [Port Anreten 1 19-60 1 men throweh tol mian’nt [Mean Pay on Tuee-| Mon. laay trip. Port Camhle—Todlow—Pingler CFipm Riemer” Puget, for! # fam dally [Kineston, Gambia! ceptil. nd low, rion! evi Tae) er, Townsend! dayiTaneville and Fad} opm) fork. ( flan Joan te Ptamieir, Clty of Angel Mon. ifor all points tn the! ‘Thureisan Juan talands. \ ! Camble—Ladlow Kingston, for) 12: 9am Thurs Bun, Hood Canal Teebam'Sten Wet [Tndiow. Port Gambte.| Bat. |eeMavpor. and. ati {potnts on Wood Canat Pointn marked ** are boat tandings Passengers for these points and for Fanee boat landing pointe must make rrengements for landing ah risk and tabtiity nh landing. Bteamer's pansenwer does not Include beat fending charges Habitity te Nmited to wear. rel, not to exceed $100. for Ket. 160 pounds allowed free Rtonmers and schedule change without notice, cotved Gatly for all po Tacoma) named in a te must be pure aubject to Freight re. (excepting chedul A at ticket office. Open from @:20 a, m, to 12 midnight. FUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO, Ticket Offire, Colman Deck. Phene Main 3993, Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold at Market Rates The Seattle National Bank Bond Department Second Ave, and Columbia St. Yl ” PAGE 13 ‘METAL TRADES TALK OF SCALE Postpone Action on Increase in Wages a the wage agreement New York Stock Report fal ‘Trates {000 er ee - ed the local ses vo : ihe Couneil on rators have re- new agres- walkout in atter took no he trouble. Pacific, yards are walkouts, Eine e walkouts, Ene ers, plate hang- jers have quit tisfaction over caid to be the sing sympathy convicted of entenced to two , " — mene nt, were adopted Frisco Market Report y _|House Votes for War Expense Probe WASHINGTON, June 4.—United An investigation into all riment expenditures during al house commit~ ered in @ resolu- he house today. nocrats to amend ution © beaten by 197 being the vote Seattle Symphony Orchestra JOHN SPARGUR, Conductor Masonic Temple Auditorium Thursday Evening, June 5, at 8:30 Sharp KIRK TOWNS, Baritone As ing Artist Full Symphonic Program Featuring 1, “Rustic Wedding” Seats at Sherman, Clay & Co.’s Music House 50 Cents to $2.00, Without War Tax Music Pupils With Credentials, Half Price One More Symphony Concert: Evening of June 12th Closing the Season Goldmark’s Symphony No. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWA AN IDEAL TRIP AWAITS YOU TO “Banff the Beautiful” or Lovely Lake Louise in the Heart of the Canadian Pacific Rockies Social Life or Perfect Rest at BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE MODERATE RATES MOUNTAIN AIR, TENNIS, IN W ARM LPHUR WONDERFUL MOTO! 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