The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1919, Page 13

1 FOR SALE—AUTOMORILES | ‘RWO E-PASS. 1915, ges0. LOOK “ER Th Seattl S over. See Besta 1481 Tenth Ave.) ie ie tsar Raat 666 mes rte, | DIRECTORY See Peoples, 1421 Tenth | ive. Bast 666. _ « Ticabsevte tae I WAC ESTARLISHED > 1887, ral practice, cases! Free) | 215 Hurke Bidg, 906 | Main 7308. 9 | | ST Schott, Downs Bik, TOO Rnd Ay. In perfect condition; repainted; 2 | | “Consultation free Alles ew tires, one extra; take a moderate. * ride; it's right. See King at | Attorneys Pate Victory Motor Co,, 1016 E. Pike | | sae GOREN — Oi St. Bast 104 ide, Phone Main 390, References Remington Typewriter Co. We ern Rubber Oo. Universal! Tele =. oar phone Co. Olymple Foundry Co. WALK IN AND | ATTYS urrys TENT Fide out. See Peoples, 1421 Tenth | puma op ey Ave. Kast 664 432 Rurke va dameeer Bicycles and Repairs WANTED AD TONOnTLRS | ~ Aen . | RHP LONtr EN for Shell Wey WANTED, WWMEDTATELY, ATT.) “cles “fod Stewart, at Times sq Makes and m ured cats in Main 4917. Rood condition; we can sel! Four ear for you quicker than ye _ .Chattel Loans Yourself and y r “MONEY TO LOAN trouble. U EMPORTUM, | Loans from #10 to $100 made antekty 32th and EF. Pine and confident ly m furniture, FOR SaALe—THRE Plahos, live stock, ete. $1,150, on Rainier SANDERS @ CO. Atlantic City * 1908-4 TF Yet, anne. fame for good pas Tate model Main 6236 +s AUTO STORAGE | <0. KILHOURNE ST | Garage, 1105 Kilbourne at, Fre- Mont. First class repairing. One half block from Stone way, Bal- rd 2020 AUTO ACC TOPS TOP | covers, curtains, yi oped and open car upholstery of ¥ description. Special atten- | tien given to repairs and altera- tions, mpt and Prices right. PACIFIC AUTO TOP CO. ~_ Physiclans ana Phone Main «243. Seattle, Wash. |r Kathryn Harrison MACHINERY Aisorders readtasted way: Green Lake car, North 2358 | CFRIC MOTOR HRITLA | | * REO SIX—SEVEN-PASS, t CENTIAT, N sb LAWitench i THs ar. line. | exchange nger auto, av § vt A. STRATE Angeles Chiropractic collemes, Free Xaminatinn. Open evenings thi § 207 Lyon Bide. cor. rd and James lsTRouP Chiropractor. | National School. Chi ™. Con |tation free, 212 Denny Mild. 1408 Inv | Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering, Packing reensen Rene STORK Graduate SSSORIES SOVERS rpets, ush fons, Shop MRT Coltateral Loans | MONEY LOANED ON ALY ARTT service | of value, The Reliable, 90 Puen courteous pa on, Fees | amps. W. Montelius Price © Stove Kepatring ent or sale. Main 919. $24 ist S| REPAIRING GAS RAN AND | water heaters my epecialt Ettiott/ D BONDS Tere Rae Steth ny T WILt Ry | ‘Wicks Tire, Pan Moto | at Western Petre } berty Bonds War Savings Stamps. | 1 WILL SELL | 19 Construc. Appliance Co.$15.00 150 Superior Co. Co., pt. did 300 Automatic Train Control $5 100 Autolarm © 65 175 Cody Burglar Alarm Co. 85 $25 Beacon Coal . eo Forks Ot! . 05 09 Cons. Salt Creek Pet. 03 NO Lone Star Oi) oy 0 000 Turkish Baths SH HATHA Tabs 4th ave. cabinets, thera- peutic lamps, tubs. Rheumatiam my specialty. Loula Myera, chirop odist, mechano-therapist. Phono Main 2219. day or nicht IMPERIAL TO Firat ave | | ORY, FIREPROOF STORAGE) ehouse, Central storage Co, White Bidg. MYSTERY GIRL NOT THIEF FROM FRISCO B «| SPOKANE, June 28.—A charge of WE tasers choo partial AT | grand larceny against Sybil Smith rant Sencipte and "We 'k Stampa | Of Seattle, alias Lillian Davia, “mys 204 Haight Bide tery girl” held here, collapsed today | Bi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DEM the local police received a ph f Bin z NIFTY FOR | to8taph from San Francisco officials | for sale a| Of the girl they seek limited number of shares capit The photograph does not corre- tock to BY | ag ho gpm Sem- | spond with that of the Smith sir! ey wre and trucks nearly three | eld here, Miss Smith will be held : pleasure cara, $1.5 here and tried on a local charge of 008 so far this month. For larceny. tieulars call on Brb & McKean, 2035 Third ave. Seattle. — WANTED — INFORMATION RE arding good business for sale. lend description. C. C. Shepard. Minneapolis Minn $5 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED EXPERIENCED MOVING PICTURE American Oil .. 2% | Red Monaren Cons or | Alaska Petroleum, Coal 18%] Hecla Wyoming Oi! or | MAX WINKLER | 214 Union St Elliott 850. ‘WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND Lin- ERTY RONDS BOUGHT. C.D. McC. SiT American Tiank ond and Madison. THIS MILLIONAIRE WOULDN’T HAVE CAR WAUKEGAN, IIL, June 28.—Rob ert Dady, 79 years old, Waukegan's largest property owner, died at his |home recently from the indirect ef eae ante te ocn’ managing | fects of injuries sustained in a runa theatre on shares. Address B-109,| way several years ago. He was Star. known for many eccentricities, 8 PERSONAL Altho rated among Lake county ATTENTION. LADIES! ATTENTION | millionatres at the time of his death, ae PACES $8 Corny iy es 4 Mr. Dady had :never purchased an fe Oa ee ee eee cea automobile. Unable to read or write, nets SEE beauty. parior | Mr. Dady carried the detalls of large ‘work done by thoroly experienced | business deals in his memory. His operators. late daughter, Lorena, had served as his bookkeeper in recent years. As a ‘The very best in hair goods on sale young man Mr. Dady made large t half the price charged on 2nd av LADIES’ IMPROV! MENT SHOP profit as a sheep and cattle raiser. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS FOR DIAMON eee ie ALL LOCAL ROUTES se aroves = Me SAME STRAMERS LRAVE FROM COLMAN SMITH J 2 L. C. Smith Bidg. i TVATE SANITA Tu ysician and nurse in attend- DOCK, FOOT OF MARION CTREFT | | | ance; terms reasonable. 1627 15th ave. Capitol Hill car STENTZIE KILLS HAIRS 31.50, BOX ranted. Stenzie Mfg. Co, P. Rox 245, San Francisco. iN- ALBERTA HY AUTO. wing Seattle July 1. Phone ood 1507. [ON DS, WATCHES ON © MICHAEL, 202 PIKE ST. joo REAL ESTATE LOANS MAKE YOUR MO’ WORK FOR YOU | We have calls for loans from $400 to $600 on improved city property, at| ood interest. | SOGLOBE SECURITIES CO. i $19 Central Ride 106 LEGAL NOTICES “TO WitoM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned has made applica tion to erect a public garage # 1508. Boren ave, lot 2, block 48, 8. | A. Bell's Addition, ‘Anyone de- Biring to protest against such eupation will file such protest the office of Superintendent Bulldings prior to July 8, 1919 (Signed) I. LURIB, Owner. The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads 1 Otamicoma direct. Bteamer| 12°18 p— Ltepmievary ten hemes, Oe! 2:10 T0tpem! 9-000) fany t Port Townaegd rectal T¥eam itr. Clean, for Port! T:itpm S-Ctpm Townsend Aire e tile tem dafly jConnects at Townsend, Gaily fetth raf Itmee fer ef! Ipetnte on Otymptel Inentnenta. ! Anecertes ond Wellineham - “PT ttam Micamer Whatcom! 1 tam fatty ‘for Anacortes 1 eninenem. Wel Anacortes Ti teem alate, for! fafty tAnarortes and Bel-! Mneham. Port Tewnsent—Pert Angeles and ‘Way Ports 10 Fam Ste Ttenta. for Pert! 2 Omen fentay'Tewneend. Port Wil-| ‘Thre Tare Mame, Domeeneae and! © Rat ‘Thura ‘Port Aneriea | 1808 | Gees threngh tet mitrnt [teak Pay on Treet Mon. l4ay and Tharetas! itrtee ! Pert Cam the) naw Master tom @icnmer Pweet, fer| 1¢-¢¢am Aaty (Wingstan, Gambia) Apiiv alow, **Reton! excent elon, Townsend! Bunday ‘Transient charge advertl cents a line per insertion (stx words te « line). Six insertions for the rice of ‘Transient cash tising. 914 conte a (six words to 2 line). lhe price of five. vertinements wil 11 o'clock ench morn regular afternoon OLD SOW GETS A JAG ON “MOUNTAIN DEW” FREELING, Va, June 28.—Thetr | “run” of the day having been com pleted, two “moonshiners” operating | fn the fastnesses of Cumberland mountain went home for thelr noon day meal, leaving several glass demi johns filled with “mountain dew” setting around unguarded. When the two men were nearing | their still.on their return they heard | a noise they did not. like. | An ol4 and extra large sow greet | 4 them with a vicious “Woof, woof!” One of the glass containers was brok- en and’ overturned. The sow still had her nose at the bottom of the ghattered vesnel and was very wob-| bly on her legs. |]enange without notice, | Fr : “She's drunk as hell,” said one of | bh nly cd neg faa BP avons Pir eg ine the mep, as he pulled his 45 Colt’s || ™iinets must be purchased at ticket and sent the intoxicated porker into oe m. to 1 another world to sober up. 7 t6am te, City of Aneotos! Fite Toes for ell points in the! Thare idan Juan tslende, fat | HeoA CAeam Iktenmer Kingston, us law. Port Gamble! wed Points marked ** are boat landines Paasenaern for these pointe amd for anther beat landing pointe must make their own arrangements for landing and aewume ail risk and. Uabitity tn making ech, landing Steamers pamenger rate does not tmelude beat ianding charges. Barenge Vability te irited to wear- ing apparel, 10 exceed $100 for whole ticket. 156 ponnds allowed free schedules subject te notices. Freight re Titom Tyee OUND NAVIGATION CO, ‘Ticket Office, Cotman Deck. When you think of advertis! Peres think of The Star jon the stage. lot look at this what @ pretty r of people who picture will think—oh, woman But it's not a woman It's Julian Eltinge. And Julian Eltinge is a real he n, fighting « His name jan. It's E Dalton. That stuff looks good on the big sign, tho, and Bill ten’t on stage for his health. Imagine PIN Dalton in a garb ike a prima donna. It wouldn't do, that's all, Hence, the Julian business. Many shrewd critics have expend ed their time and their tranquillity to explain the reason why, of all mod ern male delineators of female types Julian Eltinge ts the only one who has proved a worthy successor to the artists of old, who used to supply the lack which preju dice caused against seeing women tn plays of the dramatists of the early English theatres Eltinge’s manager, who ts one of the most astute of #howmen, has a» i's @ man. man, a Ju Fiting electri the advertising an ‘THE SEATTLE*STAR— SATURDAY, JUNE. 28,- 1919 ‘Critics Wonder: How Julian: Eltinge Continues‘to Star | signed plausible Eltinge is an actor have achieved fame He a player of comedy roles or as a character actor | ship hai stage, Witinge has that adaptability for any line of impersonation which might be assigned to him. He in endow which mak ure on the or tn Dis giftea not diverted him into of work unique on the modern 4 with a personality him an appealing fig Teen, legitimate stage te, and, above all, El tinge is masculine—«a man's man, as free from feminine affectations stage an his stage beauties are void of angles, and so, the manager says, Eltinge’s prize portrait on the stage represents his ideal off Julian Eltings and his new “Revue of 1919" will week's engagement at the ftan theatre Sunday night. ular matinees | Saturday vaudev with ree on COWAN PARK CAR ON FIRE Short-Circuit Starts Blaze; No One Hurt A short-circuited wire leading to the motors..s¢t afire an outbound Cowen Park street car at Third ave. and Union st., at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, tying up traffic for sev: eral minutes.” Firemen put the blaze lout before it had caused much dam. age to the car, No one was hurt. Few passengers were on the street lear, but a great crowd jammed near by when the conductor, seeing the smoke coming from the motor. box, lifted the trap door In the car floor, letting out a cloud of black smoke and a streak of flame. ‘ HALF HEN, HALF puck, THIS ANIMAL GRUNTS THORNTON, Texas, June 28.--The strangest freak in the nature of a fowl ‘ever seen in this section of the | country ia hen or duck’ belonging to Mrs, Mary Martin. The fowl isa Uttle larger than an ordinary hen. It Was one regular chicken foot while the other foot has web toes like a duck. It has a “comb” like an ordi nary chicken and. bill lke a duck It neither cacklea nor quacks, but goes about with a@ peculiar little grunt of its own While the strange fow! in one year old it has never laid an egg. Some times it will fly to roost and again it will squat down and roost on the ground. Astronomers aver that no one has ever seen the sun. A series of con centric shells envelope a nucleus of In Venezuela nearly every man, woman and child over nine years old amokes ctgarettes. POSTCARD. Tne laud, This postcard, sent from the Bureau in V Ireland, greetings from the Irish National cooperating with it on the other side hington, bears an address in ¢ Irishmen here say, the card will-surely be delivered. SAD BLOW TO HUNS (By BERLIN United Press) (By Mall).—-The av- erage German thinks he's ‘had about enough adversity in the food and drink line, but he got & body, blow when it was/an nounced that his beer .hereafter would cost him more than be fore. At present, he gets a big stein for 50 of 60 pfennigs, and while the advance ts marked in wholesale terms, ‘the national beverage per glass will soon be more expensive over the* bar, The German beer at presefit is° a mild solution, rather after the faghton of the American “near beers.” |AUSTRIAN SPY GETS SUPREME PENALTY PARIS, France, June 30.—Captain Funck, of the Austrian army, has been tried and sentenced to death as a spy by @ secret court-martial here. It appears that Captain Funck was in Paris before the war began and remained in the city thruout the hos | Utilities, It was alleged at the trial that he made the enemy acquainted with information regarding air raids and the longdistance shelling of Paria, The specific accusation upon which he was convicted was “com- municating information concerning the bombardments’ by Gothas and Berthas to the German military at- tache at Madrid.” TWO-YEAR-OLD HEIFER AUCTIONS FOR $4,700 KENTLAND, Ind. June 20.—-A Colorado-bred —2-year-old ~ heifer, Colorado Belle, sold in the Hereford auction here for $4,700, the third highest price commanded tn a sale of 100 Hereford, females of kingly ‘lineage. Canta posta headquarters, of the Irish National elie characters.’ Once in It, bears Bureau to the American committee, of the sea. ‘The translation of the Gaelic address is as follows: Frank Walsh, of New York-—Now at Parts Care of Gaelle League, 37 Parness Square 4 ‘Town at the Ford (Dublin) Eire, | | |tendent of forest U.'S. Civil Service . Will’ Hold Exams The United States civil commission will hold examina for the following positions in, the near future, application blanks and information obtainable 303 fed building ultigraph railway mail clerk cal engineer, exp: work, $8 per day; aviation engine mechanic $1,500-$2,400; jubrieation engine me chante’s helper, $900-$1,600; superin pathological field station $1,440-81,620 tariff clerk $1,200-$1,500, ‘The positions are open only to male applicants, ‘The exam Inationas will be ‘held late in July and vic “ a repairman. $1,100 imental $1,200 nt jearly in August | the reason which ts most | from Seattle, could | cargo of tes, and will f ott} entirely | Metropol: | Wednesday and} PLAN CONFERENCE ON | #REE PORT FOR SEATTLE Seattle's free port project will be Aiscussed bh in conference » according to a telegram receiv Friday afternoon from T. 8. Lippy A Member of the port commission, by Gordon C. Corbaley, executive secretary of the Chamber of Com meree, Wiring from Baltimore Lippy said Senator We Jones would leave the East & day for Yakima, where he scheduled to speak July 4, and suggested Corbaley arrange for the conference. Lippy added a federal loan to cover all development costs was discussed FERRIS TYPE VESSEL WILL SAIL FOR N. Y. One year after she was launched by the Meacham-Fabcock yard, Ferris type veanel Wayucan, operat ed by W. C. Dawson & Co., will start July 4, on her maiden w York will take nish load Bellingham. The 9,600-ton Edisto, bullt by Skinner & Keddy, is being loaded with flour by Dawson & Co. and will sail within a week voyage to } She ing at * VESSEL MOVEMENTS ~ Eg pEEP SEA V ESSELS 7 ea OFF the Cape (Pr A Wea TATOOSH ISLAND, Jun Parometer falling) wind w or Bureau) sam Arrived at Seattle from! Remit hi ern Alaska. om Houtheastern Alaska. Ms Admiral Bvane aterm Alaska, at § p a. Han Prane “eM ate Ps Salled From Seattle June tt—He Wayuran, for at 1205 8 m: a Kebnan Mar coma, at 9:10 a m June f7--t Seagway, for. Unalaska, via Cordova and fouthwestern Alaska, at 7p. m,; a¢ Governor, for fan Pedro, via Vietorta, B and fan Francisco, at 11 . for Tacoma, at 10:46 couver, Ih ¢ Ingham, for Ta Vensela June 27 at 9 am. Jw Ms Ac at 19 p. m. Other Ports BAN FRANCISCO-Arrived, June 27 As Admiral Behiey, from Heattle, at 2 p. mj as Presid from Ban Pedro, at VALDEZ —Matied fs North: western, bound JUNKAU—Ralled, Watson, westbound, broon ABSTORIA—Salled, June 28: Tug Dan fel Kern, for Victoria, B.C. No. 39, at 6:20 a. m VICTORIA, ‘Tt. C.—Paneed, Bee Acapulco, for Nanaimo, D. m., In tow of tug Tatoosh June 28» Be Governor, from Beattie, at 6 & m., and salled for San Pedro, via San Francisco, at § a m REL JHAM--Arrived, June 2%; Be Wayuean, from Seattle POINT WELLS—Aalled, June 2%: fe Pedro, at 8:15 « une 27; Ss Yosemite, from June 27 D. G. Scofield. for Ban m. Arrived, Ban Francisvo TACOMA-—Arrived, June 28: Be Koh- nan Maru, from Seatt ar June 27: Behr Robert T. Mind, from Honolulu, ty to® of tug Nelief; a8 Queen, from Se att Wireless Reports Canadien Gevernment “June 27—fis Curacao, 2 Inlet, northbound Renator, Nome for Seat Beattie at § p.m; ms Curacao, Charlotte Bound, northbound, at § a. m. June 2¢—-Motor schr Apex, off Cape Mudge, southbound, at & p. m.: se Re- dondo, abeam Alert Bay, southbound, at 5:30 p.m S. Neval Communication 7a Cello, San Francteco for south: of P. miles from in Queen Columbia r ‘Se Senator, Nome. for Beattie from Beattle at § p.m: ae 100 miles west of | Cape athbound, at # p.m. Raroda, Kilamar fo east of Cape St. | Elia 1 629+ miles therine towing 125 m att p. June Me Vietoria. 65. euilpe, sooth of Seoteh Cape at © >. Vensela in Port ‘at Seattle Today fmith Cove terminal Fide Great) Bell st. terminal Trin Pier 14—8e Cyclops, we Admiral Ryans Pier!1i-—U. & 8. Burnside Pier 10—Bs Yosemit American Can company—Ss A@miral Nicholeon Pier 1—Power sehr Ruby Pier 2—Ss Redondo, a» Ketentix Pler1—As Morning Star Pacific Coast bunkers--U, 8, I. 6. Swift- sure, U. 88. Heather Pier A~—Se Admiral Knight Pier D—Be Admiral Rodman. Hanford at. terminal--Se Ardema. Skinner & Eddy, yarde—Be. City of Spo- Kane, as Yaklok, #8 Ons Kadmore, as Kyota, sa Kimaport, #» Fort ‘Wright, s# Colorado Springs. Todd's drydock—fa Gaffney, # Deltent, ‘sa Brookside, bktn Mary Winkleman, Nome for Seattle, thern dock—fs Kashima Maru Be Albert Metin, U. 8. 8. . aa CHO, an Firookdale and Hridge & Dredging yarde— Se rookwood, an Blakely Ames yarde—Se Went Isleta, as West Is Jay, an W Duthie Sa West Henshaw, siison & Keles yards worth. Billott ay arydock—Motor schr Sem- melting. MacAteor Shipbullding achr, Mt. H Mencham & Corum, Seattle North Pi an Ankawak Pacific Bugineering works Fi lis 8e Katato, Lake Union yarde—8s Rush, ss Fort Hare Tiaon, n@ Allenhurst, as Fort Jackson, fe Addison, ## Boulton, ae Boughton, fs Rowenmont, m bee W. x, Tort rfield, am Puyallup, ae ae Abilla, ae Blestra, sche Azalon,. 28 BIngAMON, \a Abnoba, a6 Vincennes, ax Leota, sa Adria, a8 Aby- ‘#6 Ooelwin, #8 Academia. Stimson mill-—#e Davenport. Gullowsen-Grets Engine work e—Motor echr H, C, Hansen Ss Adway, a» Bos: company—Power Babeock—Ss, Cenian, bee {fle yards—Ss Teonium, fa Sewickly, Union, om, | . towing bee) Arrived, | Sa War Cavalry, os | | | IN SPITE OF STRIKERS ‘The Ba whieh steamer California f unload mpite the the olumbia « KM ship, wh The Baja | arrived in Thursday, ancouver from Honolulu will t . there ntrike front tor Saturday which has tled u in the British weeks, according onologue, agent for the has to Vancouver California’ is operated by the South American Pacific line and has just completed a voyage from San Francisco to Peru and from there to Honolulu and then to Puget Sound, The ship will come to Se attle to load Monday water ne | STRANDED MOTORSHIP TO BE FLOATED AGAIN | Arter the beach 1 in Pacific county, # the British orship Janet Carruthers will pulled off Saturday night, if opera tions planned are successful. J. H Price, of the Price Shipbuilding ¢ who purchased the stranded after whe went ashore, will superin | tend the work. The ship was bound ;from Tacoma to Portland when she went aground. |URGES DIRECT SHIP LINE TO INDO-CHINA a French-Indo raud | Staten, in in establishment line between He will be entertained the for ‘elem trade clubs at their luncheon in he Army and Navy club Monday noon. being high and dry on r Wentport, | ce Jan commercial ina in attache of the United ai here and t steamship his countr by HOONER RUBY HERE bucking K head winds power schooner Ruby arrived here Frid Peru. ports here from Cal 1 load for Ajaskar at Fisher's four mill » —__—_——- |New York Stock Report | YORK * June as tee! 4% Biel oft 1% The market closed firm. 4% ‘New York Markets _ K, June * 1 o%« Cotter per Ib 2he per Ib. Bpot Buger Report cil There was. Despite a sitah See 80 ctahing of tha‘ pe ve was'a mmol drop at r Chicago Market * evel A June of grain ¢ Trade tw the ost We unehanged at the start during t ning: Bep corn, up Me, 6 had lost that figure by closing time, December foorn, Ke bieher at the opening.of $1.63% } was unchanged at noon July unehanged at the start, lost Ke by noon; September oati higher at the opening off 69¢, later fell hc: December oats, unchanged at the opening, fell Ke during early trad ing. Cora— Joly 690. we Open Mich Low Ty % Loam oom LT6% 163% 6am 48% 69% $180 460 2607 34.07 2780 25.00 ———. | Portland Pa cn PORTLAND, Ore, June dy. Good to chotce steers, $10@11 |tair to good steers, $969.50;, common to fair steers, $86 good to chbice toa ‘neltetae Wo@etb; fair ‘te, monte sand heifers, $8@8.50 nner, $3.50 fy te: eatven, Sa 18-38 Move-tieenttges 4 -shapesim ane et strong. me mixed, $20@ 20.50; medium Mined; $10. 80@10 18f. rough heavien, 18 tee; iii. so@isa $20.26. Bheep—Receetpts, 1,322 head market strong. Fa to medtum lambs, § 13.50; yea es, 6@9;, wethers, $7@ 5.60; twen, too Hutter-+City creamery, 63@§40 per Ih »—Belected local extras, 43@44c per BEY Bande Market Report | <te! ' 28. —Market rr te pies, ; | don Hens—25 @260 ‘per Ib; brotlers, 25c per » ch 37@ 390 per Ib. i—— —— ’Frisco Market Report AE Disa eas se wert ~ Butter— fe per Ib. extra pul- BAN FRANCISCO, June 28 Extras, 5640 per Ib: firsts, Egne—-Firsts, 63% per doz thc per dor Hifornia firw let r chee per | 0. Potatoes—Old 2.65 per conta Oregon burbank toes, delta, whi and '$2.25@2.50 pe: $3.26. ‘ Onions—New red, $4@4.25 on atreet 4o yellow, $4@4.25; Bermuda seed, $2.75 per crate for brown. fancy, Yakima de $2,152.25 2.25@2 a; 0¢ new! pota- 76 for b f Denver Market Re DENVER, Colo., celpts, 300 head $10@ 12; cows and heifer: 13,60@15. Hors—M Sheep—R lateady, Lambs, Steer $8@10; calves, market ewes, $6.75 $15.76@16 THIEVES GET ‘Thieves sneaked Spencer's rooms in the Chalmers apartments, 606 19th ave, N., lat Friday afternobn, while Mrs. Spencer was out shopping, and stole rings and a watch valued at $500, JEW into» Mrs. A BANK CLEARINGS | 59— Seattle * $5,442,775.84 1,018,017.21 Clearings , Tacoma Spokane se seeee 1,006,361.00 389,350.00 Clearings , 621,592.00 Clearings Balances ..... ..+++ Portland . 4,251,101.00 703,415.00 * Clearings Balances . Seattle advocating the | bulk, ¢$20@ | * Public Mark ‘Local Markets | |. Loca » offering on the I] PLACK Saturda Is were new green ¢ orthern California, arriv small shipmer bont id at $1 Nichomar ao’ awh bringing dealers rries 6 per ot fine per ork The expect quality were Lox t the and ¢ week the Marsha by next variety in I fill months. Next week will of aster rs Th | little easier by most Western Due te eKen were quo’ verbe is expected the summer ering the demand Increase Washington soft fruit ar t market will be a result is conceded a heavier week-end firmer Saturday unchanged. B quotations close | a bi hh 11¢. 4 corn of Wartey, wer, 270; 1. cam +14 coftes, $1.26 1 broom, Sie; be pkg. shred= 7-4-9, Schitiing’e Galt’s Blue Ribbon An in ave lern demand Price stter the ons were conditions and week steady m Wholemia Desiers for Vegetables and Fi COMNER i » ton-t89 te 2 tte v Asparagus Loca Keane—-Wax, oer ™. Green, per P Rerts—Locnl, per snek Cabbage Winningstead don bunches Carrots—New Cal. per sack Cauliflower —Per Aen Core Huske—Per tT. ABLES per ™ eet ato plants, potted tom: SANITARY re cane mugar, $9.86 White soap, be pure corn vottee, $1997 . s pure Monte catsup, 5 26-22, mild ® he; taney local eggs, ide; ‘Trim Coram No. Ne Gariie Oregon | Green Corn Green mons Green Green Ho | Lett Hothouse, per era | le mad here Per don — is i Oal., per don Per dos bunches 19@ 15 190 12% 16 WESTLAKE Cal Australian brown eee 11, Cre tw Rolling onions, per £0-%. sack Stockton red. new Terns Bermudas Parsley — Doe Peanut Batter Prtntnces Local per 66-%, bes Por %. Per ton— on picnic baskets, tomate jon mitk, & ° 3he 1.5 Su ia, St Hills red can eof x soap flakes, 36a, 40.08 42: 00@ 45.00 06@ 05% 140 04% 8 per * Angeles, per er TD per don 7 8 1% al bunches Local Spinach toca) Strvwherries- Clark Marshall Tomatoes— ‘ te x ; PIKE PLACE ~ = wugar, fe. = T.; lee of lamb, S86 holce fresh silver salmon, Oc T.; tr 1503, 36¢ A. & Hi soda, 6c. baked bean © ‘ Ney Enasket erate al. per dos. bunches New California, per sack r.crrs ans Premier 4 he cans tomate spices, 156. | Apptes— £. - 45008 423 Fancy Yellow Newtons, ex fancy Yellow Newtons Per es per fancy j Apnle Cider Apricots Natense Cantaloupes Standards Cherries E Wash rte Tar Daten igs fried Box 76 4-02 p Rox’ 60 “t-on px | Row 24 fom pe ooneberrine Per rape Frait—-Per bs janey—Comh, case ined Terk amber Meckteberries Lemons Fancy Loqnat taney ‘ 2502 ¥ Dry bulls or stags Dry salt hides Dry caitakins @o No. Diese per ¢ fon phee = Sheep pelt Sheep epe!t | Sheep pelts Sheep pelt Tallow, No. medium wool, short wool, each *, Cal Pr | Peaches—ttanto: die Pineapples—Cubs, per case. Sumner Watermetons— m. a co i] eente Nate Cs es eee ' | arcs Per’ m. Characterizes our methods every transaction, and our tomers are accorded evei = teny consistent with sound ness judgment, 2 4% Paid on Savings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited, Brasil Nate. Per tm | Coroamata—Per dow | Fitherte—Per tm Watnute— shell, Manchurian ¢ Bigek Walnata—Per th... ute+-Virginia Keyston’ Peeans—Per 1 per Th. ‘DATRY PROUDUCTS * Prices Paid te Shippers | Rutter—tocal ery, eon extras . Ranch, fancy Hatter Fat | Beges-toce: Pulets Milk—-Per ewt. .. Wat | Dairy Prodnets } strictly frean. If you MUST sell yours, get what they're worth _ at the NATIONAL BANK OF * COMMERCE | ne Madisen St, ’ ery, cubes . Loca! country bricks seeeesee | Cal. state brand, cubes. | Cale nd, bricks | Mgee—Local, strictly fresh Pullets Be sets Cheese.New Wisconsin triplets: do YA Oregon and W Badger brick 40 cane lots Oregon brick 0 cane lots Limburger, No. lock Swiss ‘ Fancy Wheel Swirs country cream- ington triplets broken cases broken canes., Bought and Sold John E. Price & Co. Southwest Cor. 2nd Columbia Telephone Main 2364, Poultry—Prices Paid by Wholesale i Dealers to. Shippers “ GRAIN Liberty--Victory Bonds—Highest Prices Special to dealers—Small , lots of stocks carried on margin and partial payment plan. Macfarlane & Hall 505 Lowman Bidg.—Ell. 1324 TOCKS PRIVATE WIRE 30 | 33] Hene—Li 7 238] Live | Veal—Fancy Choice Sb we Rarley- | oi | Cilpped *.. | Oata—Local Minnesota: Minnesofa rolled chop Coen — Whole Cracked . Feed meal. om. MIN run. Milo Maize Timothy—P Was! | Timothy Seed. Kye Seed- G. Beninghausen Compass Adjuster Nautical Instruments and’ Watch and Chronometer ‘Maker 103 Cherry St. Seattle, Wash, 61.00@63.00 + -61,00@ 63.00 64.00 66.00 2.69 00.@ 61.00 61.00@62.00 ' « | <6, 00@ 68.00 | 00@ 74.00 | 00 00 00 40 00@ 4200 65.00@ 67.00 5 :96,00@ 27.00 1240 13 al 04% 31.00@33.00 t Convenient and ‘emtral Location SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES fh) No! it Balted hider do No. 2 Green hides Salted bulls or stags, No. 1. (“rs SPP Green bulls or stags, No. 1 do No, 2. Second at Columbia No stairs to elim