The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1919, Page 13

PERSONAL RYLEN WATS, i FOR SALE—AcTOMORILES | 98 a nies STUNG irniture, Repairing, Upholsterin, Packing oc tailgate 100 OX we ‘College Profs Won’t Get _ This | Girl Student’s Goat’ guaranteed. — Sten: PWILLYs-oven.anp pactrte co} 8" hox San Fran z DIAMONDS WATCHES ON CREDIT A Car Departs MICHARE PIK} r Phone Bast 660. | Te LEGAL NOTICES tO WHOM TY MAY CONCERN, FHT undersigned has made application ta 1-8 Hel yue Ny lot §-8, block A, Row va Anyone desiring t we hav V amain ' ipation 1 1 } 1 TP RALL-BSTARLisHep Are I . General practice. AY | consultation. 215 | Second ave. Main 7305. fT Schott, Downs Mk, TOO Tid ay. sitation free, All cases. Fees " noderate, RO: Attorneys—Patent e ‘ PRED + YRIN ENTRAT " 4 ‘ bbe ‘ Univ eal Tele | - S25 Pry PATENT and, mod MASON, FENWICK, LAWRENCR Dodge t : a ss Pin de i Bicycles and Repairs eriand 1 , a] r lys-K ' 4 Mtewart, at Times s¢ PWILLYS-oVERLAND PAcirt oy mina ae CH vepa r Chattel Loans f Loans tr made quickly POR SAL ‘ Ria iN and Prabal Nae w W ebster, > & av “AUTOS POR HIRE Hit WitHot Mei ; Ya ~ Many a girl has passed her col exams with the ald of a “pon Mins fe Thomas, senior at University of ifornia, prefer goat to clear the road to } ueation. mny's’? om has most of * Thomas’ bills, as jas supplied most of } MONEY LOAN? : Phy: sicians and Surgeons er break bue paid well DEMAND ACTION MARCH ASSERTS ON BOOZE BILL RECORD BROKEN Labor Wets Hold Demon- } stration in C apital Harrison — Women's Ao wary ty bg 8 te car, North 2355. / WASHINGTON De not fail to see our st be Stove Repatring | Prees.>—Organized buying a 4 motor EP ‘3 mar anti-prob truck. W r wets rE on co} aw n appeal lle AES " 7 878 repeal of wartime prohib: strated any tin Ca Turkish Baths | paclly from 1 to & tons. fMPERTAL FURKISH HATH, Tis | Delegates from the American Fed 4th ave LU cabinets, thera-leration of Labor jon at A { ot 1-ton worms drive 9580 lamps, tuba. Rheumatiom {janie Cit - j Maxwell 1-ton worm d ’ my specialty, Louls Myers, chirop: . A | diet Msac cuorabiee unions, swarmed the capitol p 1 rg, t Ain an apis Phone Ford 1-ton truck Main 4a night until it was one big mass of peop! Fe “ae ae en jearrying flagw banners urgt tu body eo rem to ac ALASKA JUNK CO, 1130 Firat ave | 1%-ton Federal Ps sf 3291 | From the capitol steps several short apeeches were made by Presi A%-tom Ke rm 4 inae-—-sarhe a FOWKG | UNt Samuel ¢ ra, of the Amer! ine tires j ‘ThEPROOF ~STORAGH ; ba of LAdae, Wie | warehouse. Central Storage Co., | Fe jon of Labor, who is t 2-ton Wison worm drive. 1.800 White Bldg of today's demonstration, and othe 2-ton Republic A-1 truck labor leaders. with fine rubber 000 |The Largest Audience in Representatives trem the vari | the Northwest 4 were assigned to pers mes Read The Star's Want Ads Phone Main 600 AND SEVERAL BUYS OTHER Goon ——— Transient © SEE THEM AT 904 E. Pike St words to « line). { | WESTERN MOTOR ; $ CO. ! to thelr congress abor leaders asked ¢ ary t to act be tio Irya in the house ‘ r demonatratior ‘ ores of telegram many lotal ne in pr | prove of th: A St. Lou Marvin J. © the orice of five. | the commanit . o ——---—_ o | Classified advertinemen| wm be where probit 2 qreewted Up, te 11 cetcek os MOFR- how been in effect bx — 6 MOTORCYCLES AND for the reguinr afternoos |)" °°" ae” ‘Gren, Sennett ‘ESSO! nT 9 scHUcK™ a op: | Your credit tn 00d. Phone Mate | there,” Cannidy anid HUCK CYCLE CO, 2132 WEST- | aon, nak for the classified ndvertie- | rie beer epecial.” ax the pas ae wiepsinn’ etted ena on iment. «nd place 7 leengern called it, left Atlantic Cit cles, bicycles, accessories and ex- | Cefore the largest audience | *NKETS : ty pert repairing. | tn the Northwest. at 8 o'clock, It carried nearly: 4 3 MACHINERY } labor delegates, whe are attending PRIc Mot lthe American Federation of Labe Boe te anit, wate tes |PRIEST FROZEN ALIVE | tn nn * on tal 91? st 8 ‘The An apecial ba . eae aw wasps |. BY BOLSHEVIK ‘TERROR| “the ran corre «social necene Liberty P Ronds, rT ft Stamps OMSK, Jnue 14.—Of all the atrroci-|eq for the return of the delegation Var Savings Sta " 4 n ic City tonight. tles credited to the Rolsheviki, this | to Atlantic ¢ rt Ballard Oil, Fo! pst) ‘The coat of the special, whiclr con Pan Motor, Bea: }is of the most diabolical. The ° - 4 Tih se sisted of eight Pullman coaches an tern Sine, ee cere ee Senne arlor cars, was defrayed by the Tay Autemaths "rs ntrol$ .6 eae agency. When Cherydn was frewery Workers’ association and 10% to Alarm ¢ ated the E carried with | owners Nag alt ay the we Py em a priest, Nicholas Koniuroff Ma ot the Seemnite on en 4 ~ ~*~ > 4 1 vor eo » prohibition, bu 100 ee Tire Co 7 They stripped the old man, so the| Were favorable te wre it . sf 450 Alaska Petroleum, Coal 1 x took the opportunity of “seeing nm poy RAT pam A yj |StOFY Koes, and in the intense cold | (0% Js 3000 Cons. Salt Creek: Pet Jot Russia, poured water over him | S wed Monarc | till he was transformed to a statue 6250 Alaska Copper River io te r MAX WINKLER | of ice—frosen to 214 Union st et aso. | ao - . WE ae Lif td 4 N AT | 59 To ta | Haig Drives Hard in Plays and War | 1 } MENT OF i" a n business of iv ONE-MINCTE PHO RAPHER you can easily make PER WEF PROFIT. taking pictures on TINTYPES OF F CARI verywhere, any tim t our ¢ INUTE ¢ AMERA b EXP’ BCESSARY. Why | worry ployed? Send for free he nd full particulars. NATIC 4 PHOTO SUPPLIES CO., INC. 61 FULTON + NEW YORK CITY | gargeat t in the Gr ON GRO TH | MILLIC UPFERING W rheun t important dis- cover An herb that actually most stubborn of the system. People write us and sa are nded at the Just think of the money making | Donsibiiities. Representatives | ante 12 poun PERSONAL “gr ing ata sal ae |Mayor to Spend a ite will plea Speedy Week- End thoroly ex Mayor Hanson will spend a bu s woek-end. y fg eee gn 4B 8 TR | After speaking at the Flag Day Hes’ IMPROVEM! DOUGLAS | picnic of the Hik Big Prothers at Main ¢ ) Union st HAIG |Woodland park at 4 o'clock, the DOCTOR BRON CLEMAN OF mayor will hustle ov to Pverett Ue Wires Olen Ones recon to speak before the Elks of th <futcahes re hg ‘ re tie jcity in a Flag Day ce ation. ‘Bilhott He will come back to Seattle to — Inight and leave early Sunday POSITIVELY highest prices paid |morning for Wenatchee, where he| FOR DIAMOND! silv will deliver a third address, Old or broken watch su MON y, ON SAMB wRY CO. . > fourth floor. B. C, TO PAVE HIGHWAY co on NUFF HARIT The Pacific highway, in Hritleh $1.00 If cured Columbia, will n tip-top shape : aa ae eee m the ar, Sir'early next year, according to Wil LADIES SANITARIUM=— | Douglas Hatg 1» enjoying his weil- |iam Conner, Vancouver, B. C., lum Physician and nur in earned rest at golf. The photog-!berman, at t injer-Grand hotel ance; terms reasonable. 1 rapher snapped the popular Firtt- | Conne « the provincial govern Bye. capitol Hl coe ish commander just as he made a|ment has appropriated $4,000,000 for SWITCHES AND (CUIILS) MADE |iong drive and watched for it to|paving, and that crews ure ready to ment Shop, 620 Union st. Main 6507. | fall begin work, x AIDS JOHNSON today, said That Calif to the pre endous cones rnia sho lent’s chal rn id send a ris a It m Governor Approves Nomina- tion of Senator SAN FRANCISCO, June 14-—De claring himself solidly behind the | move to nominate Senator Hiram W Johnson, of California, for president, Stephens, in a letter the |Johnson ratification’ me re P in the political map as dra t a made In the map of means & question of | justice against geography Those who re the seriouane of the in ternation: difficulties should unite to r Hiram Johnson the next president.” The letter was read at a monster openir ing of a statewide re publ being held at the Pal ace he prop ohn us candidate. All e factions are united Senator Vrank B. Flint, of Los An geles, is chairman of the meeting. THE SEATTLE STAR--SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1919. ‘ene SHIPS ARE ICE-BOUND | mies |Victoria and. Senator Near Nome Port Tea-bour n Bering a, th camships Sena and Vi A are within 100 miles and 60 1 ‘ispatches reaching the Merchants’ Exchange Altho the Victoria left two days after the Menator, she has ¢ nt ly overtaken her, Toth veers “ Jice-hound in a heavy fog, the a |patch states, T Senator sailed n June 1, and the Victoria on June 3. |CITY OF SPOKANE TO Began bw IN WAVES | The ir ‘ean! named aft ner & F at 6:30 ¢ tened by yard Se k. She w 8 fr The new ship will be the herwood type to be turned o ™ the Skinner & Kddy yard. Demobilization Going High) Speed, He Save Navy BILL INCLUDES BREMERTON PROJECT ITON, June 14—(Unitea| WASHIN Dilization of the Amer-|Provements to re y ix now breakin reo: | provided for the P m. Mar chief of statt,|)yard in the naval 4 toda bill, Forty th f During the week ending June 11 ide quarters f 100,000 men were di a high al howpital at th mark except for week Le propriation of $100,000 ember, when the 8 A. TC. released at Mare Island y thousanda in the bill Returns firet ten da ar edented mber renath of tie atetyen'dune|| VEaeel MOVEMENTS © 10 wan 1,232.4 March stated, De. | > * ion haa taken place at the DE \ VESSELS 00 a month, whereas during the war'the average of 1 ted Off the Cape inducted into service a month was From U. & Weather Mureau) 20,000 ATOORH ISLAND, June 14-8 A.M Demobilization, he said, in now | Marmneter 5 eat sain} wind south, cers and om having been dix |s ¢ 12-8 P. M—Panned in: Se ch x ae tr Murope at0| Soca. sind eeoine ao = r mee 13 oft nnd men Pass BELGIANS CITE: TEUTON KAISER Won't Await Ti Treaty, Says! Frankfort Gazette | ene LAUSANNE, Switzerland, June | 5, 14—Ur 1 Press)—The Frankfort | at 4:20 p publishes a Brussels dis. | Alaska Veuscts stating the Igian attorney| SEWARD se ral has posted official notices | *uthbound at Wilhelm Hohenzollern, Crown | yettoe a. recht of Bavaria and|| PETER to appear before the | Jetferso: of appeals, October 14, and answer to crimes committed | HONOt in Belgium during German ovcupa- | Acapulen. tion. MAN F In commenting, the Gazette said |%* Yoram . the Belgians apparently are unable | for Heattie, at #5 to walt until the former kaiser’s| ASTORIA—Arr June Se Met trial ander the provisions of the bas - “Stagg Sycpatere Rh pel 46 peace treat | Governor, from Beattie, at € a. m |departed for Han Pedro, via Han Fr aco, at Bm m. Kalled, June 14: fe oprese of Ruasia, for Hongkong, via | pores RUANGHAL—Artived, June 1 Re 7 aa Maru, from Balboa, via Comox, WC: oe Manila Maru, from Sea Arrived, June 9—#e Fushimi Maru, from Henttle NEWPORT NEWS-—Arrived, June 13 mn Tacoma Company Says Walkout Will sArrived, Juae, 14: Os Not Hurt Service ein tow uf toe D, od, fre June Mu Te Ore PORTLAN hone opera of Portland will join Pacific mast strike, which has Arrived, June 14 ‘ oe ; from Seattle, at ¢ a. 1 n enled for next Wednends pokiyn, from United Sta Lenders claim the walkout will re m.; ae Brookiai enit fff an almost complete tie-up of | from Seattle Hematite, from Se he telephor yetem here attle, Balled te Chews, toe 1 tem h arse. anes, He Port Angele: € officials sa the strike (from Seattic. Ralled, June 13; Be Bagi consequence, claim. | paw, for Han Francisco, yin Port Angeles _ - Ie at | (2 pick up bate Charles Nelson. ora will remain a GUND NAVY YARD—Ralled, ntaln good service. & Brooklyn, for Tacoma Wireleas Meports Canadian Government Arizona Unions Talking Strike}... Ey he PHOENTX, Ariz., June 14.4United | eehr "y Mat eo, 2 miles from Cape rn >A genera ning ¢ organ U. & Naval Communication ized labor in Arizona waa threatened) une 13-8» Curacao, here te as an outgrowth of the for mer straits, “north: strike of electrical workers in t n Salt River valley The Phoenix Trades council an-| {5 nounced a committee had been ap. p.m pointed to formulate plans for a gen- | eral sympathetic strike m Union men sald they expected the matter would be submitted for a ref ort nt Seattle Todny | Markets Pinas oe m | Local Markets has clones the « with a nee t er aint ts our v wrenit'e oulloo’ prominen to from Metiakatla, | erendum vote of all union labor in the | Smith Cove terminal—-@« Buwa Maru, as * Rell st. terminal-—-U. 8. B. Burveyor, sa ‘The situation became more serious | — Albert Mettr : ner « iergen, #8 Glymont, as Roo Ato yesterday when the electrical |r 108s! ymont, ® ° workers called a strike in the plants | pier sae Skaew Cundies. of five large concerns in the Phoe. | Pier 1—8n Morning Star * Grand Trunk dock» Admiral Rodman Ran Ceaenes ja Admiral Nicho! | Vier A-Ba Admiral Knight Pacifle Cont bunkers—U. § 8 L. Swift R. R. Telegraphers | yy." 7" ht Mees yndare’ ia Wontorn Kn! Ardema, ne at. terminal Aid Wire Strikers ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 14.—(United at orthwestern, | Prows,)—Rallroad " telegraphers in| ws Bile tho &s Yomet Mart, 23,000 offices in the United States to-|°""Z rainto, a» Yaklok, #@ Onsaqumatek, day refused to handle commercial a FAmore, ne Byte, 82 Eimsport, ans 0 41. Wee business as a means of aiding strike i ed Gatfliey, o« Delight, ing ke according to reports at 5 the offi J. Manion, president ydock-Sa Alfalkey, as Ad i der of Railroad Te tinea of the Ord f Railroad Telegra:| Mt Aound Mridae & Dredging yarde—- pher | Brookwood, aa Blakely. The ral telegraphers’ fund of | Ames yards 4) Wert Isleta, a9 West nearly $2,000,000 will be put Into the | ee Te eaten ite Fonduen. fight, union officials announced Bay drydock—Motor achr Sem- , melting. Both W Bhipbullding company—So hr ficials said the order will handicap business only slightly, amilton. stern Union and Postal of- Meacham & Babcock yards—Dge Corus. f what ha dealers de m ¢ dat et the maritet wi tand until the butter hold York Chica. either overseas or back oring t 1 take defir ings in o begin int to move this countr are stead not as gor to firmer as ha while th the in neh eRe ply for se ka busir The been ral w “8 still on much weaker Saturday morning. Fruit that had been selling at $7 to $8 per standard suddenly fell to $5 to $5 Friday afternoon, Large accu jlations coupled with the refusal of buy at such high pri bre De a brink trade in Canteloupes were erate erate umers t the ing irday morr ™ 7 ae x" Prices Paid Wholensle Denlers for Veertables and Pru » * VEGETABLES ane 1e0@128 ne 20 Cabbage o Carrots 6 o6@4 50 per 10 wee r wack... + HK ‘ Parstey . : Peanut Butter—Per th “ Potatars-Per ton Fo Wash Ne . 49. 00@ 420 mw exrnded 42.00@4 ? per box wherries fornia, per sack. ...260@2 00 r pack * Li Son pices aried ioe 70 ton phere. af Roe 60 Gon phes 500 Ror 24 Ron phen 7 Grape Fruit Per by “a Honey—Comb, cam trained Dark amber Lemans Per bow y Faney too@tne Taqnate Per lor 0@ 6.00 Ornnges Per box | Vislencias, 126 Almonde—Per T™ 30 Firat! Nota Por 35 Coroumnta Per don 1.78 Fitherta— Per Tm 20 Walnnte—Per T.—soft wbell 32 Manchurian 1" Black Walnuts—Per Mm on Peanuts—Virginia Keyatona 12 wv — : - DAIRY PROUDUCTS | Prices Paid to Shippers | a rabbit — | Local country cream: 37@ .29 Local, strictly fresh roducta } Doiry * — | Better—Locad country cream 1 country creamery, bricks ‘ ss} Cal. atate brand, OM sasees 60 Cal. wtate bran foke “7 Fges—Local, strictly fresh <0 Pullets Se sceveneere 45 Cheese—Wash, cream brick, 36 Wash. Young Amerten 380 (40 | Wash. and Oregon triplets... (36@ .37 | in triplets 36 Seattle North Pacific yarde—Se Askaw- nke, aa Toontu | eriean Can company—Moter schr AY Oil company—Sa Oleum. wen-Cirel Engine work #—Motor | wohr Hansen, | Lake Union yarda—8*# Rush, ss Brook: | es Fort Harr Jackwon, on, e# Allonhurat, | Addison, as Roul- | ox Roweam dale, na Fort ton, s# Roughton, t, 88 | Rourn » W. H. Smith, ex Ane | mik Fort Union, ss Chente Puyallup, #8 © Abilia, se Blestra, achr A Lingamon, ss Abnoba, 88 Vincennes, s# Teote, we Adria. Pacific Engineering works—S# Sewickly ventent and Local SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES All sizes, B4 to 930 Per Yea Title. Trust Co. cond Columbia No stairs to climb Combined resources Dexter Horton Trust and Savings 925.07 £990.08 ——H Money on Call { —# 7, Mew Mar wf Public Markets | ——___—_ oom oon halt he the rea om alle pork rama, talin 19988. %.; 1608 2 toe tt o®., { aed at WESTLAKE Operative mnie, 4 compound, bbe; 1 gall rer stat, @ <: 6 bare ake Ppeet 137, cote anut but 7, se Bt Re... the corn oF peas, cotter, Bie, SANITARY tage cheese, 180 2, dom 3c don, t creamery anch egas, Ste dom, 2 eos corned 1».; Bologna, 206 ECONOMY ' fine cane sugar, Tle tage cheese, 16 IBg enh milk, Me @t milk, 12%e@. rel, 15e T.: salmon bia river shad, 16g ow potatoes, 3 fm Like. won't cach, home grown lettsem, fl ” ies aparece PINE 87. Meat Kristoterson’s &. —— car and Cowe—Country, Orensed . ve Borgen Veal Fancy e aga? Cheese—Warh. cream brick e on Wash. Young Amertea @ rape Wash. and Oregon triplets @ m Wisconnin triplets e Oregon Young America e pean Idaho ote e Wie cream brick . anion aa Lim. 220 lamburger, 20 ne PIKE PLACE Tillamook e@ fine cane sugar, Tle a tk, 190 Qty 68 ——— 5 Camation milly 12 | Hay, Grain aed Feed | diese raisins, 2 Wholesale Price, Per Tom | crup, 19c., Stall 1% 30a » — “B | cians pure y mo Premier Barley Whole £9. 00@60.00) Btall 3, 65¢ v: coftes, ihe Tole 69.00@62.00! $1.00, Stall 55, potato salad, Ife — roun 62.0049 65.00 home made ham loaf, 400 1. Stall Ippe - 62.00@65.00| 6s. fresh peanut butter, Oats Local 9.00461.00| Kraut Minnesota 61. 00G62 06 Minnesota rolled 64.60 Chop £6. 00. @ 68.06 Corm—W hole 0977.00 Cracked Feed meal No. 1. Characterizes our methods tm per tb. every transaction, and our eus= tomers are accorded every tesy consistent with sound busi~ ness judgment i ” _— Ps om Savings Accounts ject _to Check Are ly Invited. ounts So Cord Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. | GRAIN 4 i} | -Liberty--Victory sete ; 30 Bonds—Highest Prices oy onianane Sapnpbeceneiene tee Special to dealers—Smail+ Horse hides. green or suited, ea 3.60.6¢00 |f of stocks carried on margin et cee amie co partial payment plan. ; mathinan week bs 23] Macfarlane & Hall Sheep pelt * xt wee, each 505 Lowman Bidg—Ell. 1324 © t-dry wool pelta so | STOCKS PRIVATE TO AID LIBRARY nds for the proposed Fremont brary building, Edgar C. Raine will deliver an lilustrative lec re on Alaska Friday evening, June | 8 o'clock, at the Whitman raixe John E. Price rs Co. Southwest Cor. 2nd and —— Independence Comes to the individual as well as it comes to the nation. Independence came to the United States after a hard fight. But Independence can come to the in- dividual today by an easy process. Start the foundation to your independence now. Begin the saving habit. That is the real foundation to individual inde- pendence, Have as your companion a good book—your savings bank book. Dexter Horton Trust and Bank and Dexter Horton National Bank