The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1919, Page 15

} er cental, Market Report | Ore, Sune 16 eae ot atrone 11.80; fair nto fale we and owe ag Steers, $9.504 18: seme 88; geod to choles medium to fair mixed, AT.36; pigs, $17@17.95; Dulk, i Roceiptn, 10 heads vee jer—CIty creamery, tree! Sheree WSolte per per Id; broflers, 22@24e per AT@2e por 1d, —- * FRANCISCO, June 18-—Netter Stic per Ib Extras, Sic per dos; extra pal- ASe por di California flats, fancy, 29% tote—Old crop. Idahe gems, $2. Oregon burbanks, $2.15 Potatoes, delta, $262.50; «& 3.26; carly rose, 33.500 2.75. New red, $46625 on street % muda, $2 T6e4 al wax and $3.50@4 per crate for Per cental, red teed. good, 44: 43-pound : shipping. $2.20 2.28 jailer, nominal 1%, Laather opened States Rubber at 115, off Si Ma 49%. up Se; Clear Stores at 153, ‘may laagh at locksmiths, frowns on the furniture jent collector, by the number of people} Jong suite is setfadmiration. they hold 80 per cent of the savings deposits tn strictly savings banks in this coun- 810 SECOND AVENUE Established Assets 30 Years $9,600,000 Title Insurance May Be Secured at the following agencies 816 Second Ave. Title Trust Company Second at Columbia Washington Abstract Company, 118 Columbia St. Prompt and courteous service, absolute accura- cy, and financial respon- sibility are assured you if you patronize any one of these agencies. Washington Title Insurance Co. Under State Supervision Assets More Than Half a Million seal Markets | Strawberry holdovers were selling Monday, as low as $2.65 per crate. | Only the very best products were bringing $4, which, for the flush of the season a high price. Can neries, entering Into direct compet) tion with the consuming public, are | causing this year’s unusually high prices Cantaloupes were weaker Monday morning, with the arrival of plenti ful supplies from California. Stand ards have dropped to $4.50 per crate. |California apricots are selling at $2.75 per crate. A car of now California fruit will | be placed on the “street.” for sale Monday afternoon. Peaches, plum and apricots are the new arrt Dairy products, quotations and eenditions were unchanged with the! beginning of the week's business, | from Tacoma. VROFTABLES ArtichokesCal. dow Asparngus—Local, per Sunnvaide ; ™ | Kennewiex | Mood River .. | Prosser | Walla Walle per Dos dunechas . Cauliflower Per don Corn Huske—Per 1 ... Trimmed . Cucambers Per don — No Gertie wea per Oregon ‘ Green Corm—Cal. por dow Green Oniome—Per dos © > Qocecherrios - Morseradish Root Lettace Hothouse, per erate Toeal, per don done Cal Anstraitan trown . Onion seta. per Roliteg ontons, siive per 60m. skins. per box Peanet Kutter Per | Petatoes ier ton— | Lect 2 50@4 00 Maryhall 2ee@s se Ofmtia ° exican, tue erial valley, 6b wombs “Cab, per dox New California, per sack Local, pér sack sad | rocrts | anpe, ex, fancy.. 4m a9 Rice +4 ue si] Wash. Royal Annes Pie, par erate Vee ' — cane 14 ‘Strained Dark val | s_— eg Me country eream- Leoni omaeliy bricks Cal. state brand, cubes” Cal. state brand, bricks | Page Local, strieuy fresh. “creamery, Wisconsin triplets Oregon Youn, Idaho tripiets ‘Wisconsin cream Limbarger, ts. Limborger, 2 Tillamook | triplets Wirconsin triplets Oregon Young Ameri Idaho triplets Wisconsin cream brick .... Limburger, 18 Limburger. te . eT Barley—Whole Roled . Groana Clipped Onte—Local Minnesota Minnesota rolied . Chop . ’ Corn—Whoie Cracked ome 00@61 09} 61,00@82.00 | 5 64.00 | | 66,00@68 00 22 2.76,0088 77.00 +17,09@ 74.00 4 74.00 18.006 20,00 0. 00@ 42.00 Milo Maize. | Timothy-—" Wash. No i. | Tissotiy Seed-—No. 3, per To | Rye Keed—F 2148 00@ 16.00 ‘Jp0.00@ 92.00 | distress, in tow [P. ™; s@ Admiral Sevres, THE SEATTL! ~~ | referendum —a "PEN Start Kristoferson's mitk, Ptall 3, best neediese grape fruit, Newt view, 3 m | strawberries, 1 1 bei the hed ‘Beal June 16 5 June 16 TATOOS! 18LAND, in iow of tug. Mer hurting at 12.20 » mm, @ Bhp #'P, M.--harometer falling, cloudy; light verin wind aout a9 in| prev: | Dike Grape Nuts to; © boxes matohes fee eream, be dish, 450 at eM Ft batter, mo N SANITARY Stall 197, frewh mith, tte at.) strietiy ably the Wilmington, at ¢ fresh caus, Sto don, 3 don $1.06; bent PORT ANGELES, Jun: batter, 600 Mh. Mtalle 20-22 m Nw margarine, 380 M. 7 Ton She: fresh churned butter freah exe the Te uf Carna coffee steamer & binek bull, black stack with white let ter W, at Arrived at Sea ds Admiral Dewey, tr a. m, tug Tyee, from i Mere. June 16—de Admiral Dewey, from San ®, via San Pedro and San Francisco, 8:15 a m.; motor sehr Libby Maine, from Koggiung, at 6 p. m.; yaeht Aquilo, June 16 coma, at CORNER short ribs, ite ® Beall 1146, shoulders rood m 1¢%e TM; lamb veal cutlets, tte Tt bacon, She M.; choles steaks, NMberty steak, 260 Tm. fitall 160 The Te; red snapper, lhe Mo hippered salmon, 2 The ne Boutheastern Alaska, TIKE PLACE in; U. & B® Burveyor, for navy yard, it, f fhe fine cane sumer pure fresh milk, 100 at tall cans nation milk t pkes. Happy Home ra vinewar Stalls 64-65, pure pea apple butter ® tant | Stat 79. i 68 Te wom gal 1 fn balk, 39 taut better fe Alaska, | > ww failed, June 14 RCONOMY freeh ranch ores sitter, bhe Tt Se Admiral! gtait 29, Boe don her 1 me Ad YOKOMAMA--#alled, rlea Maru, for Beat NEW RK—A from Se LULU tailed, for Van from Vancouve fe Capt, A for Heattte, June @: Be at June 14 hee . Via Balboa June 14; Se Daj a 2 ha faney head rice, Formerly a practicing lawyer in “ Ar ¥. Lucas, from Kurow, from 4, June 16: Be at 10 a om) oe Th C, at bp drich, for Nome, at 16 Se Billiton, June 't Pexchange building. ler has b Appointed supervisor of { supergoes by the shipping board. His office will be at Washington, D.C Muetier is but 22 years old. ¥, Carteton Muel Redwood, Power wchr Onm: June 1s Tue Dae arge No at mid June 16 fe ¢ Jume it, He Admiral Knight, as Admiral ne Arrived, Jane Yacht Aq from Sen Free ‘const Coal bunkers 0. Ll. & Rwittoure Mantord st. terminal—Me Wayuean, Ardem, = Tyndareur Lander st. terminat—ite Weaters Knight Bpoks, re Motor sehr Libby Maine Skinner &@ Rady yarte Ge Northwestern 0 City of Bpokane, es Yomel Maru, es * Yak maick, a Bamore, ox Ryota, cchr Bdwara i & & Rose, NOH AM frow & PORT ‘TOW NM 4: Tug Mero, to atte, at 6:50 8 m Motor sehr Libby Maine, 5 ao Grayeos Arrived, June 15 nab T—ftaited, nyse reasoeds June 16: fe fs Caftney, w= Delight, Arrived from Ben xD oe UB June 16 Veare NAVY YARD a te Alfathey, oF Ad rived, trom Beartic TACOMA Arrived. June miral Dewey, from Beat Thomeon, from Heattle, a Fulton Beattie, ae Grayson, from Shang! D. %.; yacht Aguile, troy Vance C. att a mm, and departed for 5 at th am, VANCOUVER, Yacht Aquilo, foe Wiretess Meporta Canadian Government Jone 1b—te Venture, entering Millbank sound, northbound at 10:45 &. m., as Nor- Wood, off Bee tainnd, southbound et 11:30 & mj «8 Admiral Nicholson, 36 mtles north of Cape Laso, northbound at 6:26 Bohored im Dugean bay, northbound op om moter sehr Apex, epoke as Vietoria, at 7 U. &. Noval Commentention 12—tte Benator, Beat 9 mi from Nome thru the lee at § p. Ju Motor sehr Macateer @nipi Mt. Mami Roattie North Pa Ankawake Pacific Mngineering works fe Bewtekty ween res ine Werk e—Motor sohr 1. C. Hansen. Lake Union yarde—Me Tesh, o9 Mrook- dale, o Fort Marrison, a» Alienhuret, om Fort Jackson, a¢ Addison, ss Boul- ton, s* Rowghton, as Roweement, Rournevilie, bee W. I Smith, es Ah- mix. 98 Cineas. me Fort Union, as| Chesterfield, as Puyallup, os Coprarta, | = Abilla, #8 Blestra, sehr Asa: Tingamen, a2 Abmoba, es Vineenmes, ax | Leta, an Adria. ae Abydos, as Oclw Meacham @ Baheock yarde—Nge 4. F. Duthie yarde—te Wert Henshaw. AMUSEMENTS ‘PALACE HIP Continuous Dally, 1 to 13 SEVEN ACTS “HIP” VACDEVILIE MAY ALIASON IN “ALMOST MARRIED” Mats t6c: Hives @ fun 200 ay |PANTAGES Mate 2:20; Nighta, T and ? ba red FIELD PLAYERS Aviators in Terne ‘Tne FOUR RENEES } fam and Ada Beverly in masical comedy bite: Joe Dareey, blackface comedian, and Monroe and Grant, clever tumblers, General Admission the ding company—# chr fe yarde—fs Teontum, if Lincoln rock light ot 8) wher, Henttie for Sas Fran- “115 miles south ef Tatoosn island ™.; a Wahkeens, Portiand for | 199 miles eveth of Columbia | m.; so» Klamath, fan Fran- | sou Admiral Nicholses Alaska, 44 miles from Heattle June 1b—-te Stanwood, for Bellingham, 15 miles from Rverett at Batted hiden, Green hides, Green hides, Saited bulls Salted bulls Green bulis cows and steers, cows and steers, This Week—Lew White in “ULC, THE VAMPIRIC . She; Mata (oneept ; Ladiew Mata. (except oe, Mate, 3:90; Nights, Salted or green kip Salted or a. ip seine, No 3 Dry bulls or stage. Dry salt hides Dry calfakine, Dry calfekine, No. 3 Horse hiden, green or waited, oa % 8 Horse hides, dry, each oe clean ranch, full growth. 800 wool, each... .2.00@5. jum wool, oa. .1.00@1 ach... .75@1 200 Sheep p fimt-dry wool pelts Tallow, ‘ to accomplish the many things you have longed to do—to travel, own your own home and enjoy life to its fullest. Begin waving now, Buy War Savings Stamps One quarter buys a Thrift Stamp; four dollars and a few pen nies a War Savings Stamp and the Government buys it back for $5.00 in/five years, Save first—epend afterwards. ™~ THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of Seattle SECOND AT MARION | nttted | Pacific e|mecting of the Metal rtp: | eit. bare | te pt. | |ko on record in favor of @ strike boa | they | 1 Juniona and indies Seattic with offices in the Lumber | \aitt ne fem. | STAR-—-MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1919. Metal Trades Submit Shipyard Strike Plan The Metal submit to its This was not a settlement of the 21 affiliated unions aj trouble, but only a postponement proposal ing ajof a showdown, The reason given strike in Seattle shipyards on July|for ordering the men back to work The strike would be called if that the union wanted har settlement is not| mony, and desired to @ the way confer of Pa-|for concerted action the International metal! posed July strike and shipyard In Tacoma, at ¢ Franet Oakland the th hown by und other outbreaks If @ strike will be the ons. They will wait for the re of the San Francisco confer jence, and if this is unfavorable, immediate will be tn order ‘SHIPPING — NOTES ‘The shipping firm of Struthers | Dixen ha named managers | and operators for four steel and one | Wooden whips. | ‘Trades council will! orde was the anda fictals nvens July 15, and providing te to w#trike. the same ballot as that on the strike v will be mub to the will be mal an to whether the agr drag by the metal trades Conant vention in Onk i Inst month t* a suitable one The decision to submit the ques tions to a referendum late Saturday evenin nce pro own er, cities, has been the frequency of strikes an and ork which is calle lnat te for July 21, it resource of the strike was reached t @ wpecial aden coun Altho the metal trades have re jected the Macy scale, It Is still be ing/ used as the basin for pay and woking conditions of the in the shipyards The agreement drawn up at Oak iland calls for @ fiat Increase of cents an hour in wages, the abot tion of overtime, and general tm provement tn working conditions was indorsed by the 7 week, and local adewmen pralict that the rank file of the unions will san the new agreement and also « pony been ‘The steamer Went Glen, buflt by the Ames company, will start load | ing flour for Europe early thin week ‘The West Henshaw, a Duthie prod | uet, Is eheduled to sail in July for Viadiver with railway supplies. me The $,800-ton steamship West Ivin, | now on the ways at the Ames yard are | Wil be delivered to Struthers & ‘There | Dixon late this wummer and in ex pected to mall for the Orient in Sep tember an tion Sporadic —whiy Prevalent all along the strike in Oakland #,000 men have b ard strikes ast which out During May 4a ntrikes in local yards had continued 1,000 men w walkouts were now, tn on ¢ ‘The 8,800-ton ofl burner West Ca built by Low Angeles Ship building company, recently out of San Franciseo for the Orient and after discharging there will come to Seattle to load. To investi¢ate the salmon industry of the sound, J, M. Lafon, repre eontative of manufacturers of Bor deaux, France, in a Seattle visitor He is contemplating purchases here. Optimistic over the future of ship building in Seattle, Henry G, Sea born, vice-president of the Skinner Eddy corporation, returned from an eastern trip Saturday. LECTURE ON NAVIGATION Prot. J. B. Gould will deliver hi 16th lecture on navigation in rooms of the Masters, Mates and Pilots’ association in the Grand Trunk dock Monday night. workers series in of sporndte and = after for several cre out, There unauthorived by the) ed that the rank efied with con | various and file was dies Unien Wanted Harmony A general curtailment of w yards resu hundreds m not on strike had to be dis harged, and there was some talk ene or two of the yards shut- ork in ot was temporarily set Bollermakers ered the men The union demand at the men return to work threatened to fiN their places | other union men if they did return. SIX MACK SENNETT BATHING BEAUTIES A Gorgeoos Array of Bizarre Raimen pled Knees and Sun: Kisod Bead nue” In Conjunction With Sennett’s Great Film “Yankee Doodle in Berlin” Matinee 25c 2:30 to 5:00 P. M. Night, 25c and 50c 7:00 to 11:00 P. M. MOORE CLEM SEATTLE S SEST PHOTO: PLAY.HOUSE* Now Playing— Beautiful Pauline Frederick answers the call of Fate and steps ye] to enjoy her ONE WEEK OF LIFE! ‘One Week of Life’ By Cosmo Hamilton Also “ROWDY ANN” A Christie Gloom-Dispelling Riot With FAY TINGHER Guterson’s Orchestra loaded | the | PAGE 15 H elected te the board of @irectors. fe Oppose Ruling on ["ir"".L5 [Sp .tuomnd st ae conven Terminal Charges} by a delegation of 14, The plan of the railroad adminis tration to refuse to absorb terminal charges on imports unless resbipped | original packages within ten * has caused much protest here. The © mber of Commerce and Commeretal elub, port commiaston. and Exporters’ and Importers’ asso | clation after a meeting Saturday with the North Pacific Export and Import committee of the railroad ad ministration, resolved to fight the proposed change BAN ON GOLD EXPORT IS RAISED BY BOARD |t According to announcement made Seturday, the control exercised dur- | ing the war by the federal reserve board over the exportation of eoin, bullion or currency has been dis solved, and hereafter applications for | the exportation of gold will be grant: | ed. The ban is still on for Bolshevik Russia, and all territories where | transactions are permitted at present | thru the American Relief ad- | ministration SEATTLE ELECTED | At the close of the 24th annual| | meeting of the National Association | of Credit Men at Detroit on Satur-' day, A. K. Metzger, of Seattle, was in the TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS NEW INVENTION The sotied upholstery of 7a" auto ean be cleaned with aa cent pint can of EVAPORA’ Any kind or texture. | | IN ANY SIZE ° YOU MAY REQUIRE nt R_NEW SAF A IPPE IN and these are of such varying sizes as & taal ad off privacy couebein, ve a very few cr a comparatively Jewels or other Valuables P you you requre The Reral of Safes varies i) san range fern S00 AVERR ote ee ee ee Ans & moderase sum for Absolute wis pics Adin colts ce lanes we wwe your inapection al any ome HOURS—-9 A M wh P M PUGET SOUND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Resources Over Three Million Dollars WHERE PIKE STREET CROSSES THIRD Protest Massacre Reports from Ukraine, Rumania and Poland continue to bring shocking stories of wholesale persecution, outrage and massacre of innocent, defenseless Jews. This must be stopped! Mass Meeting Metropolitan Theatre Wednesday Evening, June 18 PUBLIC INVITED This will be a Public Indignation Mass Meeting of the Citizens of Seattle, called by the Jewish organizations of the city and state. The meeting will open prompt- ly at 8 o’clock and the speakers will in- clude: GOVERNOR LOUIS F. HART JUDGE JEREMIAH NETERER MAYOR OLE HANSON DR. W. A. MAJOR RABBI SAMUEL KOCH RABBI SIMON GLAZER And other prominent men of city and state, Innocent and helpless Jewish peo! wd of Eastern Europe are entitled to the | and protection for which America fought in the World War. Attend the Mass Meeting Wednesday Evening F