The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 23

BIG SHIP BEARS [ Local Markets 7 [New York Stock Report” COLORADO NAME 3 [54th Vessel Launched by Skinner & Eddy oa bik ss” GRAV OMIT nce, BANK CLEARINGS Seatile $5,186,403.09 2,056,013.47 | | | Wiret rapes of reaching the local market from Cal fornia, ¢ amall ments have arrived to en quickly disposed t crate the reason are Clearings ly express ship Taee late and have ‘ 440.00 | per : ate . 88,4 " Spotiane 00 * Cantaloupes are firmer ors will not exper cheap prices asked during the last sion men na 1,091,14 Consum again the cantaloupes the supply ty leht for The 9,600 ton steel mahip ¢ » commis rado Springs was Inunched at the Skinner & Eddy yard Thursday| Other soft fruits are causing afternoon, The vessel was named for! Western ave. a great deal of worry the Colorado city as a recognition of | With the height of the shipr its showing in the fourth Liberty |"°n almost at hand, growers Loan . stern Washing ask Mrs. Reginald 1. F ing from stern buye the president of, the Prices that it } Commerce and Commercial Club, and | dispose of any Ja former resident of Colorado| the local market | Springs, wan sponsor for the veasel.| Butter quotations are unchanged The Colorado Spring» is the S4th/ tho the local market and markets easel launched by the Skinner &/thruout the country are reported w Bddy yard [be slightly easter, The demand for ‘The sponsor’s party included: Judge | new vegetables and strawberries is and Mra. Donworth, Reginald H.| resulting in a greatly diminished de | Parsons, Miss Anne Parsons, Mr. and | mana for dairy products. » Mrs. T. J Prof, Milnor Rob-| erts, Miss Milnora Roberts, Mins Prices Paid Wholemte aaa. \, Elinor Roberts, Capt. Harry A. Meld | | fer Vegetanion aoa’ Seas and Mrs, Field, Mr, and Mrs. 1. Joy |®————-———— = and Mise Laura Joy, Mies Priscilla) VRORTARLER Andrews, Mise Elinor Dobson, Dr. | Asperagme—tocal, per | Orville Reinhart, dean of Mills Col | neame—wi }lege; Mr. and Mes, George Francis Fay and Miss Helen Fay, Mre. Wor rall Wilson and Dr. and Mre. Parke Weed Willis Mra. David Hamm, David Edward Mrs, Skinner, Mr. and Mra Ship Board Still to Control Yards WASHING The whip iJ will con tinue t ship refusing to Thur TON, June in { the country rare Rubber, 141, up The inarhet closed strong. unde operate the restrict the reona, wife of | ree hou Chamber of | high ping ! the in imposible to large they assert remove Wi the J ate, which American quantities on ro *% New York Markets panned wen made {t posible for shipbuilders te accept for without board » NRW YORK, Jw t2%0 per Sugar < % CofteeSpet Ts, Me per Ib. he per ib eign contracts of the shipping fought out in the Chairm: award N board the the permisaton will not be rifuy houne Hurtey, of a wtate. bill, and of the the shipping temued {ment this house Jones action against influenced Judson, . - i Chicago Market Report | CHICA Deapite Little pot “HL F. Alexander on alll corms Way to California of Puget Sound—a day of constantly changing scen- neon, Keptember « ‘ | V. Alexander, president of the} ery with several hours’ stop at the head of the canal, ine, $1.7 Pacific Steamship company, left on} hanged at the opening ae Ne FFM: 88) ne steamer Governor Friday morn- | ng for California He will make a we at ptom r of inspection of the southern | ect a oft % Mins Frances Haines, daughter Leaves Colman Dock at 9 a. m. and arrives at more bstoreof ‘the vice president of the com- ll Union City, at the head of the canal, about 2 o'clock. . Hiner The return trip will be made at 5:30, arriving at Seattle about 10, Get Your Tickets Early when she pulled of Pier D. A great many people were disappointed on last] Sunday's excursion. We can only accommodate a cer-| tain number, and we would urge you to get tickets immediately. trp Fare $1.50 Childern 512, 75e. (Including War Tax.) Here’s a chance to view the most picturesque part wer abhage Winninesten Fred Hilderbrand and Georgia Manatt in “Take It From Me” Yea at NEW YORK, June 23.—-Hvery whenever a bill Bedy in New York is trying to comes in sight he hides — “The Tanglefoot” -- Broad- | cane. y's latest dance craze, This new He invented this dance while W. Biddy, V iistep was introduced by bred Hil-| coming home with a bug” on one oes eo ig ian M Werbrand in “Take It° From Me,”"/ night; as he tried to cateh the Capt. J. Howard ne, Capt he popular musical comedy. Fred's | passing lamppost with his cane his Ham Fisher, Capt. Ea nwold and pig certainty made a hit on the| legs got tang up and the steps! poerbert Hannon, publisher of Pacifi Great White Way. They are the|they did were indelibly printed on/ shipping Illustrated. : thinnest. most dancy legs|the tablets of his memory, Of the season , Fred ts so thin, he| Thus “The Tangtefoot.” Fmt the etart says. tor hind his Miss Lane ; Skinner and : . own HG ‘ MH. Fit Callin, | g WH | “Oregon Green Comm Cai Green ions Rodgers the opening o per Per dos Carry Steel Cargo ‘The steamer . ~ \ Davlic ; |" VESSEL MOVEMENTS Keep Brigands Scared Away From Army Posts Cal Anwtration brown oo. o. Rolling omtons, per 60.T. sack Meekton Western Glen Western Knight, was to leave here on her Dos benches voyage to the Orient Thurs | Mane ; men ree laay evening. days after she! L had been asrigne Struthers 4 Dizon fe operation by the ship Ls r 8 loaded with * x Portland Market Report cotton and for Kobe ~ ‘~ sister DEEP SEA VESSELS Pos on 39253 3 3606 | ache ny maiden das, per §O-T erate duled WASHINGTON, June of the daylight savings law is now certain unless President Wilson acts. Both houses of congress hav agreed to the conference the agricultural bil repeal rider. 27. —Repeal Sighted Off the (From U. a Weat TATOOSH ISLAND, Jens |Shently falling barometer elaht miles aq ho: hw Round Steamer Whatcom leaves Colman OAM Dock at Dairy lunch at city prices served on the boat. Puget Sound Navigation Colman Dock Main Netted Com 4 nd per Bacramente whites Sweet Cal. per Me. Loos, per doa bunehes 4 which carries fertilizer “9 4% and Dalny besediliad " RTLAND, ve| RUSSIAN FACTORY MEN WANT U. S. MACHINERY Dr. J. W Dyke, ehief en and of one of the eng and exporting the the Linditevs , omp: { Amsterdam, is * California, per mck Pair to me-|' Seattle Friday. He is touring room lings, $¢| the country Investigating machinery ‘ and equipment | ” Viadivostok. Probably because they |! 7 | Set_@ peep at real combat once in a | while. Occasionally a few Bolsheviks | ICAN ARMY /|in that part of the country get brave | There are | and try to start something 4 Many well built and comfortable gar-| A few years ago wolves and bears|: Recetpta, isons scattered betw Viadivostok | were so thick in the hills near the|* ™ ' ‘ee m And Blagovestchensk. The czar quar.|barracks that high board fences| » tered his officers qnd soldiers wel!| topped with three layers of barbed |), While they were guarding the exiles | wire, had to be built around the quar ee and political prisoners ters ae Now the Americans are getting the | | June jar #39 BY PEGGY HULL United Press Correspondent WITH THE AME! TX SIBERIA, Jun bulla, $507 eniven, $9 | Van | eineer arkent firms in director 316 eoring mixed ' * world @19; bulk, sree schooner (Ruby) opm. Arrived at Seattle ig E Wash Winesaps, faccy Pe Little cupota houses were erected x at each of the four corners an top cvo@ut * Banderas ity from Ti Salled Frem Se: Sa Weatere Glen for Kobe and Wash Wings Royal Annes benefit of that thoughtfulness. The He Queen from Ben Pranciece The F turer knows Hs of the buildings are 14 inches | ,, schr Ruby from ¢ and wal es 0 ches of the ntockede, and it was fro m| ine via dan Prancince ae my hl ehese ser Tos tev ‘ @ stove that reaches to the ceiling in| = _Detuts the sentries egg every room. 7 bpm) me Ketekiken from Koutheasters Mek SROLOR SAD 1 Man * plied with bath tubs made this} P. + py discovery with great joy, for I hadn't} Chinese and Mancnurian bandits |< vin. Denver Market Re b ; Denver : “ yd - igs iy swe by American machin thiek. There are double windows and perlery," Dr. Van Dyke said. “And he Agotomia free jwill have no other if he can pos | guarded their ‘posts, quite aafe trom | ef ‘ue Samson ot 10 & m (ie Lake Se] “Reewe—s1 O00 per |xibly obtain it.” é [thy wolves w! ea) MAS 808 - Abi Some of the quarters are even sup ie Bons hich prowled in large) June 2¢—Se Geverner from Tacoma et m a aka via Tecome at 1 | ome at 2:38 p.m. Wad a tub bath since T lett Japan! | Were thick in thix district. until the is a —-—---8 icc Frisco Market Report | Cattle * At Evgenevka I found Major Fite | Americans came. The peasants had Cole. ——— » hugh Aliderdice, whom I had known |*° 6° to market in armed groups. | p, ) om the Mexican border. With two Ot of these groups was annihilated | companies of soldiers he was protect. | Sbortly after our troops were sent to | ing our line of communication to the | Pyeenevka Rorth, and I found the men more contented than those stationed at ———_—_ — | clash was enough. The bandity now PUGET SOUND | "2%... ee" | remote from military posts. If the allies generally decide to gar STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES rison Rusa and Siberia and estab jlieh a stable government. then the VYEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAR DOCK, roOT OF MARION sTRENT G10, | mxtran, £6 | as Pi: Fiaces An : Electric Washing Machine head: market 260 | Top, $21 ik, $20.66.@ 20 Receipts 09 head) market Lambe, S18 76@1616, wen, $6.75 higher . : Rheep- ahd | eonay = ° oll River, B. The American commandant sent|at # p.m; a Rush for Bi I owt & patrol a few times and one| ports at 416 pms U | Bound ports ae weed. ed, about chevalier Alaska Vessels PETERAHURG—Hailed, June 24: fe Admiral Watson northbound at 6:30 p. m. KETCHIKAN—dalled, June 26; te Ale meda southbound at 9:15 p.m; as Ad-| mira! Watson northbound at 6 & m. Other Ports SAN PRDRO—Arrived, June 25: Motor sohr Lassen from Heilingham. Satled, June 16, Se President for Beattie via San Francisco. uY—fatled, June 36: Be W, verett. PORT SAN LUIS—Matled, June 26; Se Washtenaw, for Requimait, B.C. | ee a Public Markets dis Oregon bur. new potatoes, delta white, Tete mer ety 2) | dreams of a few Americans will come Mab ttt | true, and in the realization, the peo- ple of Siberia will learn more of Progress and thrift by the example constantly before them than they could possibly get In any other way They may not be pleased when they see Americans tilling the land but as the years go by and their @onditions tmprove along with the de. velopment of their country there is | bound to come an intelligent and ed. | ueated rnee. ‘Te Mtall red, 14@426 on street: do 100 qt Stall Bermuda seed, $2.75 per We Are Paid to WESTERN ELECTRIC Worry for You A broom costs $1.50—We will place a good HY should you, the VACUUM CLEANER ie , buyer of real estate, in your home for— RCONOMY assume any burden of O O $ l a ween $1 worry or risk over your mit land title? Not infre- quently law sufts and and $1.00 Each Week HOOVER—ROY AL—EUREKA—THOR WESTERN losses occur In connec- tion with land titles, but if—when you buy—you We can help you choose the best Washing Ma- chine or Vacuum Cleaner that will suit your needs, because we are specialists on demand that the seller Electrical Home Needs furnish you a title insur- ance policy, such trou- Call MAIN 5331 and arrange for a demonstration at your home without obligation on your part. The D choice treah 200 B,; 1503 Fi Hanford io -Cubs. per cane Sumner a " iad rode. te. Stall 12 ¢ cans baked beans, lhe: 2 10e cans mon, Ihe: t 180 6 tomato sauce the Premier spic be. Stall 72. wpads, ¢ the the, 9 The b0e: oranges, ibe 4 termeions, The Mm: canta loupe the Admiral Farragut Pedro at 1 p. m Beattie at 3 p.m. <0 os Admiral Dewey for C—falled, June 26: Be a BC —Arrived, June 26: Hiforaia from #upe and Hone- Townmend RLLs— Arrived, June 26; Be Scofield from San Pedre. { ne 26) Be Fred from Benttie,” Hailed, June 28; fe an for Heattle; m= Governor for jt Nome City for Beattie, Wireless Reports (Canadian Government + The Redondo off Cape Calvert DAIRY PROUDUCTS Prices Paid (0 Shippers 2 halibut, 2 Tha 460 weet cantaloupes, 2 for the 2 iho; water wparagua, 15 elon, teamicom: 1:tOpmievery t 2:s0prisingte trip, 93¢ round! 4 oomitrip. 6 Ratter—Local ory ‘ Oregon extras Ranch, fancy Rotter Pat Local, Pullete Milk—Per owt. .... Dairy Prices Paid Wheirsnie Dealers country ream: atrictly trem U. #, Neval Commanication | tall 1, Piret are Seattle for Oleum, | fon's cottage chense, Chriatoterson’s fresh Stalin 102-102-105, ™: § Ms pure cane ar, 17 lemme, 46c doz Stall 116, pot romat, T.; shoulder of mutton, 18%o Tm erty steak, 260 t.; good bacon, 35 eotrance, Christoter 16e Mm, 2 Toa the milk, Ife at, €e pt. | mild eream cheese, 33 -_ bles will never come to (Commects at Townsend! dally you. fetth pall lines for alt! fpotnte on Olympic! ines trents. ' n Island at 8 p. for Beattie we Kaint e Hatter ery, cubes Loca! Y —AND— Sg bricks state brand, brieks ni oF | Rene local, strictly free Beattie at * p.m fan Fran Tacs) country eream- One Hundred permanent Thovsana ly ate Dol deposit usurer with and total Haif a you on 7: assets of more than Million stand between and a title loss if your creamery, SANITARY best churned butter, 68e ™ beat emer, Ste don} cottage 2 Stall 21, Heine Stall 127 2 the $1.15 cheena, ite Ib Nets Rellincham—Annrortes RR 4gNy Anacortes and Bel I i Fa Port Townsen'-—Port Angeles ond ww Ports itty Themia. tar Part! 4 Port Wile! Taneencse and! ean Ray on Tree! dev and Thureday “Tithe aeamer Paget, for 10:s6am fatty Kingston, Gam hte! datly srrent! Alaa, Felon! excent | Not the amount you but the fact that you DO SAVE is the really impor | tant thing. | Therefore of saving, success. ‘© a little more little lens | savings er | War Savings Stamps Are Safe BUY W. 5S. S. get the habit for it leads to spend Invest your Satury'™ lawl er. Townsend! Sundar || (Reafay'Wenrevitie and Mad-l 40pm) Non® 1 fan Joan Ylnnta ~ tham Sr City of Aneeion! muon ar 8 pointe tn the! Thre ian Juan islands. ' tne Mon wea rr CRIA iStonmer Kingston, for! 2 2am Pointe marked * nenenaers for these pol cther beat landing pointe mast rm thelr own arrangements for anf aasume all rink and lability making fuch assenger rai ending charres. Fiawgace liability t# Nmiter to wear ing apparel, not whole ticket. 150 pownds allowed free ‘Steam wublect to -nange with: Prelgnt v6 4 daly for (oncepting 1 midnight. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION 00. Northern Pacific Railroad Change of Schedule Effective June 22nd No, 42 for Kansas City and Mis |eourt River points will leave at 410 P.M. instead of 4:00 P. M, | and No, 41 will arrive at 8:30 A.M instead of 1000 A. M. Through |cteatane sleeper for Walla Walla | will lenve Seattle at 1240 midnight; ready for occupancy at 9:30 P.M; returning, arrives at 8:20 A.M || LOWEST RATES CALIFORNIA FRANCISCO, Ticket Office, Cotman Deck. Phone Main 3093, LOS ANGELES POL SAD rh SAILINGS. eCORMICK LINE 109 Cherry St, SQUEN 8, | DLEGO. Vexsela in Port at Seattle Today fimith Cove terminal—S* War Cavairy, ox Eldridge. Northern dock—fe Kashima Maru. Mu Albert Metin. ae Se Ketehtkan. le Skagway ific Coast bunkers—U. 6. I. & Awitt re, U. & & Heather, a« Wayuces fe Admiral Knight fa Governor, of Queen minal Ss Ardema kinner & Eddy yards—Bs City of Spo kane Yaklok, #8 Onsaquimater, #s Kdmore, sa Byota, sa Kimaport, ax Port Wright, #» Colorado Springs. Todd's drydock--#e Gaffney, ae Delight, se Brookside, bktn Mary Winkleman Hoffervan's drydock—se Alfalkey, na Hot- tineau, a8 Clio, an Brookdale Diridge & Dredging yards kwood, ms Hiakely, Be W an Went In Pier A Pier D Hanford at. t Ames yard: Wert Henshaw, won & Kelex yarde—fs Adway, #s Ros vth, t Fay drydock—-Motor sohr Sem- | Pe okied | pachtecr Shipbullding company—Bo hr Mt. Hamilton Meacham & Babcock ya Heattie North Pacific y Abkawake. P ing worka—e Sewickly | Fisher mille—i#s Kdtavo | Wout Beattle bunkers-—U. Union yarde—Sa P as Allonhurat, Houlton, hs Boweamont, wn Bo Hi. Smith, we Anmtk, #9 Cineas, t | Unton, a0 Chesterfield, s« Puyallup, ss | Capraria, #8 Abiila, #9 Blestre, sche \ HingAMON, # Abnoba, #4 * Adria, we Aby ## Academia nion OM company=F sehr Ruby non-Grel Kingine work Motor hr H.C, Hansen Corus, Jeonium, a & Iris, ob, we Fort Har Wort on Boughton rnevilte, Lak Vine When you think of advertisin i think of The Star oo - Cheese—New Wlaconsin triplets do Y. A Oregon and ¥ Badger brick, b lots Oregon brick conse tote hington triple: on cases broken caren. Limburger, No. 1 ao 2 Block Bwies Fancy Wheel Swiee Youltry—Prires Paid by Wholewale | Dealers to Shippers } Country, dressed Fancy oeee Hay, Grain and Feed jee, Per Tom 61.00@62.00 €1,00@ 62.00 64.00 @ 66.00 69.00 @ 61.00 | ++ 61,00@62.00 | Minnesota Chop Cora— Whole Cracked . Feed meal art MIM seen tense Milo Mal 65.00 67.00 Timothy 86, 00 @ 87.00 Timothy Sead" | Rye Seed—Per Mh Alfaifa—t, ¥ Libby's red tamales, 15« mail, ripe olives, beans, 2 cans 26e; 1. X. 1. can, 2 cans 250. Stalle 20-22, mild full ereaim cheese, Sto Ib. # Ihe. de; fancy eam brick, 26¢ %b.; Guittard’s choco late, 3 Ibn, ‘B3e. butter, 1. ean a pkgs. corn flakes, WESTLAKE 2 malt herring 3 tha. walt § : Canyon milk o Btall 191 tomatoes, 10e M% tall 199, Puritan Puritan Maid ftal Jello. tall 108 n 40 cheye Dry hides, No. 1 do No. 2 Dey bulls or stage Dry anit hides Dry calfsking, 6 Ibs and under ao 3 Horse hides, green or salted, en.4 no hides, dry, each . ranch, {uli roweh long wool, each wool, ea hort wool, each shearting fint-dry wool pelts » pelts, pete, Sheep Sheep ehh iF TUT | hyarerar ) + YOUR INVESTMENTS Should be made through reliable, well houses: any s#¢ Liberty Canadian Government Bonds. land title is insured by Washington Title Insurance Co. “Under Sta Supervision” established stock and bond If in doubt as to the merits of curity offered you, ask us. Highest market price patd for and Victory Bonds, also Herrin & Rhodes, Inc. Katabliahed 1896 STOCKS AND BONDS 110 Cherry St. If you MUST sell yours, get what they're worth at NATIONAL COMME! Second Av. and Madison St, SEATTLE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 509 Pine Street The Manufacture of Wood Products In the very nature of things, the manu- facture of wood products ought to be one of the foremost industries of Seattle. But Dats are many wood products not yet made here, The First National Bank would be. glad to furnish information on this subject to any one or any concern interested, and is always glad to co-operate in any way pos- sible with new manufacturers coming to Se- attle. Correspondence is invited. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST AVENUE AT JAMES ST. Established 1882