The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1919, Page 19

FARM LANDS JULY EXCURSTON NING IN YAKIMA BY PARM LAND 4 up; easy J tate highway and Bielose to town: winder government Frigation project. th un ntion of the Sunnyside canal DAT WHOLESALE PRICES Bh 40- acre tracts. See pictures Our office of land and proved farms there, Buy rect from the owners al ppening prices. Several res of the best farm Washington to select tr @ have arranged to take Rumber only at al excursion rates on July 4th. Ca At once, if possible, to be sure Retling in with the party. Offic Open days, or evenings. after 7:30 YAKIMA’ RIVER. FARMS CO. 2° Green Building ALE OR EXCHANGE ac Central Yakima. Rovernment irrigation Livation; splendid loc distance to RoR Producer, Will attle property. Park district Also 80. acres 15 per beat of soil two railroad y b e the thousand land in ™ | x limited | half-fare 1 ORS. sord tion station exchange Prefer Woodland with water front, View, 3% miles from Port Gamble. | All good soil: 35 acres cleared Plenty of water to irrigate 30} Acres from springs on the place fair buildings; water piped into | house and barn: 20 acres in crop. | Price $10,000. Will trade for Se- | attlep roperty © full information see H B19 Crary Bldg. W. Frie Fifth and | | $950 with ereek ‘close to town, terms, PETERS hird Ave LOGGED-OFF LANDS: IN SOUTH for sale to settlers no raise in prices. $5/ Per acre and up. Liberty Bonds taken at par, Write for map show ing location, ete. TIMBER CO. ER | Tacoma Bidg., Tacoma, Wash. STOCKS AND BONDS | T WIL! auyY Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps Wick’'s Tire, Pan Motor Beacon Coal, Ballard Oi! Great Western Petroleum I WILL SEL ersal High Power | ly Burglar Alarm . | 200 Automatic Train Co | 100 Autolarm Co. 30 Merchants Whol Gre 10 Construcn Appliance Co 400 Washington Oli Nat Gas. § 1809 Overland Petroleum Co 950 Spokane Bentn Co N ¢ 600 Spokane Wyoming ( SO Alaska Petroleum ¢ 2000 Cons Salt Creek P MAX WINKLER U4 Union st Eliott 850 1 WILL LL 500 Alaska Pet. Coal.... 2500 Alas! Homestake I s OU © Lone Star Oil 1 WIL Beacon Coal Great Western Silica lacific Electric, Welder ‘ojan Oil, Calif. berty Bonds, highest prices J. STEEPLE Main 5899. AND LIB- cD. Bank 40 acres, Washington | easy terms 92 30.18% «onto ae 05% O14 BUY ag Cherry St WAR SAVINGS 8 ERTY BONDS NOUGHT McConahy, 917 American Bids. ond and Madison. & BUY LIBERTY BONDS AT all discount; also partial pay- ent receipts and W. 8. Stamps. 204 Haicht Bide. $4 BUSINES* OPPORTUNITIES POR SALE—STEAM LAUNDRY AT) Petersburg, Alaska. The laundry is equipped with the best of ma- chines, and has tub and shower baths. Petersburg is one of the most prosperous towns in Alaska and the laundry is doing a profit- able business. The owners have other business, and cannot give it} attention. This is a money mak; | ing proposition for a man and wife. For particula address | Citinens’ Laundry, Petersburg. Alask AMP SNAP—RESTAURANT—SNAP 00 CASH "Listen to this: A restaurant whose guaranteed daily receipts are $120 to $140. The rent is only $20 0 eet t on @ 2-year lease. This) just put on the market, and) Bhouid be sold tomorrow. | The Tease alone is worth $2,000, Full rice, $2.500. PSEATTLE INVESTMENT. CO. 921 Seaboard Bidg., ith and Pike. INVENTOR OF VALUABLE Ma- chine needs $200. Will pay liberal reward, 5-118, Star. PERSONAL ENTION, LADIES! ATTENTION TENNA PACKS, $5: touchups, $2.50 50; try poo for blonde ee the results pill please you. citing ‘and beauty parlor | ‘work done by thoroly experienced | | operators. the very best in hair goods on sale t half the price charged on 2nd av. ADIES’ IMPROVEMENT SHOP in_ 6507. "620 Union St. SITIVELY highe: i psa ‘paid ¥OR DIAMONDS, gold. silver, O)4 or broken ewelry. watches, “ MONEY ME LOANED ON &§. SMITH JEWELRY CO. i C. Smith Bldg. fourth floo: {BS PRIVATE SANITAR ") Physician and nurse in attend- | lance; terms reasonable. 1627 15th i ave. Capit iit ei “JOE D BUSH Davis at Waidort ia = ‘Tadic MONDS, WATCHES ON CREDIT MICHAEL, 202 PIKE ST. SPOKANE COUNTY VOTES FOR 300 MILES OF ROAD, A road bond for Spokane | county w°s voted for yesterday by| ‘m2 to 1 majority, according to| % jhe latest returns. The vote was| b Might. hundred miles of | Three foad will be constructed during the | years under the plan. ext five RUNS INTO MACHINE, § 4-YEAR-OLD IS HURT ‘ ee iene oe “hobide aux, four-year ‘gon jnor ave. N., was bruised Tues-| per afternoon when hé ran into] |) an auto dtiven by C. Borgstedt, | 516 N. 78th. He was taken to] the city hospital Borgstedt's in machine. His injuries were. not serious. ‘The little chap was play-| g in the street with other small gys when the accident occurred. HINES EXPECTS TO RAISE FREIGHT RATES| WASHINGTO 2. Press.)}—Director General Hines pects to consult with President #on on the question of another in freight rates soon after the presi dent’s return, it was stated author!- tatively today, Hines will lay before | the president at the same time de- tailed data on the railroad financial situation. COMING HOUDINI LEVY’S p (United ex Vil raise T-*-KALE The Seattle Star . | DIRECTORY AttorneysatLaw TABLISHED 1887, General practice, All cases, Free consultation, 215 Burke Bidg, 906 Second ave, Main 7303. £_T. Rchott, Downs Bik, TOY tad a FRED ATTYS Loans tr 4-room | STROUP mills, | National School. | tatic | Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering, Consultation free, moderate. Attorneys—Patent P. GORIN 701 CENTRAL Phone Main 39 References: ton Typewriter Ci ber Co. tT Oly mpte PATENT FENWICK 422 Burke All cases. F Ride, Remin ern Ro phone ¢ LAWRENCH’ Dae MASON Bieyeles and Repairs RENofor Shell Bley- Stewart, at Times sq. Chattel Loans MON TO LOAN ‘om $10 {9 $100 made auickly and confidentially on furniture, Pianos, live stork, ete 8s & co. 1n9t4 Rite Chiropenctor AVR—Graduate of two Los *hiropractic collewes. Free Open evenings til ® ard and James Graduate Conaule 1408 Ind. WM, 4462, A. STR Ang examination 207 Lvon Ride Chiropractor. hicago, T1. 212 Denny Rid. n free, Packing qj Toreensen Rros. Furn, Shop, Mt. seit | MONEY Dr | REPATR Collateral LOANED cles of value, Third ave, oans ON ALT The Reliable, “ARTY: H Physicians ana surgeons Kathryn disorders readii@ted way n Lak Stove Kepairing GAS RANGES AND theaters my specialty. Biliott TR2G Sixth ave, rkish Baths TURKISH BATHS, 1468 4th ave. Electric cabinets, thera- peutic iamps, tubs. Rheumatism my specialty. Louis Myers, ehirop- odist, mechano-therapist. Phone Main 8219. day or, night Harrison — Women's 4819 Ston North 235%. wate 1878. oy MPERTAL ALASKA JU DRY, dunk NK CO, 3291 Storage FIREPROO TORAG Central wtorage Co. st “Tide First ave. 8. Elliott warehouse. White Bldg. Turns Into Wrong way on Railroad Mrs. were girl port and that of Mrs. was Western marke’ when sales of $ liv today market r o Road; Autos Smash In turning into the wrong drive- ave., near Skinner Tuesday, an auto driven 16 Columbia st., driven by 25 17th Eddy’s, James Snell, hed into a machine M. Carmichael, of The fronts of both machines badly smashed and a in the Carmichael machine was ut about the head. In his re- to the po..ce Snell declared his was about 10 miles an hour Carmichael’s auto 20 miles an hour. ve. peed SMASH HOG RECORD ST. LOUIS, July 2—Hog records of all were shattered today 0 were recorded in the tock market here this morning. The revious high market was reac when quotations on the Chicago ched $22. ‘The former high re 1 here was $21 LOWEST | RATES CALIFORNIA TS, SAN_ DIEGO. FREQUENT SAILINGS. Ss. 5. M Salling July 5 MeCORMICK LINE 108 Cherry St. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES STEAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAY DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET Leave Arrive Seattle Beattie *Victeria, B. C.—Port Tewnsend—Pert Angeles 1 (Steamer Sel Due, for] tispm mid- Townsend, Angeles| daily night jand Victoria, Gally | *Does not go thro! Ito Victoria on trip{ [leaving Seattle Satu Iday night Tacoma Direct im iMteamers Taceme and! {Washington for Ta-|10:30am miecoma direct. Steamer! 12:30pm. lavery two hours, SOc] 2:20pm opmiaingle trip, 93¢ round! 4:20pm §:AOpmitrtp. 1 @:20pm 7:00pm! 1 £:30pm 9:000m |: $1b:20pm dally | 1 datty Pert Townsend Rpectal im ity, Slows, for Port) 1:80pm 5:00pm!Townsend | At recti1e-30pm daily |Connects at Townsend! daily fwith pafl limes for all! Ipetnta on Olympic! Ipentnwate iB Anacortes and Bellingham Tittam Steamer Whatcom! 5:00am Gally [for Anacortes and! daily MRellingham ' Rellingham—Anacortes ~~ Kalshen, fori 4:0¢0m nacortes and Rel-! daly Ningham ' Towracn}—Peet Angeles and Reet Way Porta jathem Rte, tania. tor Part! 200m Sonday!Townsend, Port Wil-! Thurs. ‘Thee Nama, Dunweness and! fat. ‘Thors. ay © Angeles ! 12:00 Goes_ throngh tol mian‘ht Iweah Ray on Twee-| Mon. \éay and = Thoreday! jm Seamer Puget, for! 1 Aaily (Kingston, Gam bie! excent!. ndlow, Felon! Ratery'F lagier, Townsend! Sunday (Sondae Manet 7:000m) Mork. San Juan Islands Titoam Str, Cite of Angeles! for all pointe In the! San J ! ' Hood Canal—Gamble—t Tham \Steamer Kingston, for! Mon, [Ta Mlow, Port Gamble! {**Rangor and ali! Thurs. on Hood Canal} Sat Mon wea re n inlands, Potnts marked ** are boat landings Passengers for these potnts and for other boat landing points must m their own arrangements for landing. and assume all risk and liability In landing. landing char, ence lability te lretted to wi not to exceed $190 160 pounds allowed free Steamers and schedules subject to changes without notice, Freight re ceived Gaily for all points (excepting Tacoma) named In above schedule, ‘Tickets must be purchased at ticket office. Open from 6:30 a m. to 12: midnight. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO, Ticket Office, Colman Deck. Phone Main 3993. ‘or little | dearly | _ Songs Lead Wife to Divorce le 1] | | | | ‘The story of a shattered romance told in song titles—that's that Mrs, Grant Clarke off in asking for a divorce. She was Helen Patten when Clarke wrote “One ina Million Like You.” They were married 45 minutes later. But after two years of married life Clarke wrote, “Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat.” ‘That meant me," says Mrs, Clarke. | But after that ho wrote, “I Hate to Lose You" and “I Love the Ladies,” and when “There's a Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl” followed these, I decided to get a divorce. SEATTLE AFTER CAN YET SAVE N.E.A.MEETING KANSAS CROP Mrs. Preston is Boomed for. Boost Wages to Attract President’s Chair Rt Workers MILWAU KEE Wis., July (United Press.)—No higher salaries without higher efficiency, resulting | from at least a year of civic train ing, was the offer today by a group of delegates to the National Educa tion association presented to the resolutions committee for submission to the general convention Suceess of the reorganization plan evidence KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 2.—The record Kansas wheat crop may be saved within the next ten days, ac cording to indications today. Three-fourths of the ¢rop in East ern Kansas is reported to have been harvested, releasing a large number of workers for fields farther west A minimum wage boost to 60 cents for representation of ail teachers’|an hour and board, together with organizations and enlarging mem-|clear weather ahead, were regarded mership of the N. EF. A. to 800,000/as big assets to farmers now strug was foreshadowed in the increasing | gling to save every one of Kansas’ | sentiment of Josephine Cortiss Pres- | 225,000,000 bushels of wheat ton, Seattle, for president. No for-| The railroad administr mal bid has been made for the 1920 | instructed its representatives convention, but New York, Atlantic | peka, Kan rrange for City, Atlanta and Seattle delegations | trains from Chicago, St. Louis and have begun campaigns. | Kansas City to carry harvest hands be ED to the wheat belts to prevent serious STILLMAKING —urpese war —BEERIN Me ry HERE'S WHERE KIDDIES SCORE and Saloons Wide Open | petroit Apartment House | SAN FRANCISCO, July an| Won't Have Childless Francisco breweries are today run | ning full blast. They are manufac See | turing and selling 2.75 per cent beer,| PHILADELPHIA, July De: hirteen Kearny st. saloons | troit is to have a $600,000 apartment opened today and began the salé of | housa in which the childless fami lies will not even have a look-in. 5 per cent beer, United States | This ring structure is to be @ 5 District Attorney Annette Adams said she did not contemp! mece the oppressed, a haven reste under the dry law uniegs infor: | for who have fulfilled destiny mation of its violation was laid be-| but have no place to go fore her. She declared she had no|!8 to be tranformed means of gathering evidence against in which the whimpering brewers and saloonkeep unless | query, “Where we move today private organizations or the depart-| mother” will never be heard, On the | reot of this of domestic rights there great chil ment of justice did it No Arrests Made dren's playground, far from the Department of justice heads said wheels of motor cars and the dirt they were not proceeding to arrest | of the streets any because of lack of evidence] ‘The City of the Straits has start of any violation of the dry law ed something which, presently, Officers of the California Wet fed-| be reflected in census returns.” Put eration said saloon men would open| ting a premium on children, an their doors as usual, but would sell! making them, as it were, tickets of sft drinks. The saloons would be| admission apartment. buildings. kept open, they declared, awaiting |is something rather in this the president's general orders of de-| cruel world. But it decidedly along t right lines mobilization, when war-time prohi bition would come to an end JULIUS BARNES IS IN HOOVER’S BOOTS NOW th federal officials and wets NEW YORK seemed to be still at sea on how far they could go or what they could Barnes today is chairman of thi United Stajes grain corporation, fol do, but the wets changed the situa tion today by moving first, manu }lowing acceptance of the resignation lof Herbert C, Hoovers facturing beer, and in some saloons | The capital of the corporation was selling it. increased from $150,000,000 to $500. Palmer Out After 000,000 for handling the 1919 wheat crop, t To. a those into a golden # do tress is to be one may | | a | i be into new is July 2.—Julius | Dry Law Violators WASHINGTON, ney General Palmer nounced that he strict attorney at make an immedi reports that liquor violation of the law and to make arrests if reports true ).—Attor this afternoon d ordered the Philadelphia to| ACCEPTS POST WITH 2 LEAGUE OF NATIONS THE HAGUB, July of, Von Hansel, a Duteh publicist, today ac: cepted | th of July ¢ tigation o: being sold in at Atlantic City he finds the gal department nations, of the league WILL TRY TO AID MOONEY SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.—The Iron Molders! union, of which ‘owe | BERLIN Now SHY " eae Pay ped OF GARBAGE MEN | « effort to seek the 1 of Tom | Mooney, who was convicted of com-| (special to the Star by the N. ¥. plicity in the preparedness parade . ; dynamiting here, St v arned to-| ,BUREIN, han Aelecnava heat home. were foreed to day | Joseph Valentine, internationa B national work ae street scavengers during the r—and now there's nobody vident of the union, and the mem bers of the executive poard will meet | ee een onbish bins, and here uly 14 and seek to intercede ' ‘Tha with Gov. Stephens In behalf of the | D&&? cans! ‘That's the complaint of famous prison the Vossiche Zeitung. The paper says the people under cover of night | pitch refuse into the streets, and ids; “Unless something is done: to remove this evilsmelling debris we shall have a harvest of disease.” | sor gone | | “Big Timber,” vigorous novel of |the Northwest, by Bertrand W. sin- | clair, begins in Thursday's Star. | ried tion today | Childhood | n Official invitation to head | to} ware | SHIP picnic to next ranged, _ PICNIC SUNDAY: ‘The program for the shipbuilders’ Sunday, BUILDERS Proceeds Go to Help Hospi- tal Funds | be held at Wildwood park has been fully Proceeds from the picni¢ ar where crippled | this y ij % Mangos never rkets, pac iaked Southern & whirlpool © FARE: @ species of fruit that has before been seen on the local arrived one-crate California Fruit company Wednesday. in @ carefully shipment from to the Ryan It caused pf excitement, as most retailers had never seen the fruit be fore, The soft sway now They brought $7.50 for a dozen. fruit season is on in full Dealers claim that prices rare, altho higher, not out of Proportion with quotations of last Cherries ar> will be used to furnish a bed in the | year at this date. | Orthopedic hospital however, reported to |ehfidren of shipyard workers can be | be much higher than they should be. | cared for. | ces Ww wom | women's and wome en's will run program, served an o'clock | park every 1 Still Need Men in | Merchant Marine| | Schools | United st | not closed sion, and now for ment serv of the sch It is exp ships will marine {all must hi ow | are operated free, a {| o— VESSEL MOVEMENTS DEEP SEA VESSELS (From U. TATOOBH ISLAND, July Barometer | weat, | two je Jat 5:55 a, m. | ably the G |Haginaw, w Stewart July mast ats nouth | Ta 10 ech wi « jout: The Dr | Arrived at Seattle a Mayfair from § July 1 at 12:40 p. imo, B. ¢ from Edmore fr July Michael at | Southeaster } July 2 p.m; an L pom: p.m VALDEZ. Watson we NE kon f | SAN FF vernor fo ral Farr motor achr P. na Lip. m. ORL Yo! , at 20 dian Volun July 1: Be 1 ANAIM, Ketehikan N ne m MUKILT fair from 7 Ls na m. Passed | Beattio at TACOMA atte July 2: Se July 1 Charlotte m.; a8 northbound | Millbank 8% Rupert sow t June 3 Juneau; 3p | nan |8 p. j noo at § p 1 18 off | July nah. | an si | miles north ss Willame | Harbor, 95 |S p.m |35 miles f j| Multnomah, Oakland for Seattle, 30 miles north of G) Hercules to Diego, 10 1 p.m Luis for S p.m at North American Apex 14—S8 a Trun| Power xchr Bi Sa 48 | Pi Se | Pler D—Sx | Hanford at falkey Skinner kane, hyo! i more « Todd's dryé a4 Brook Hoeffernan's Hottines eet Soun 8s Broo! y | | Pu A ‘Duti Weat Hison & worth. Elliott Bay ind. m MacAt nohr Mt rus. A) | geattle North Pacific yards—Ss Tconium, sn Aske Pacific Engineering works Stacy at. te ‘West Seatt Lake Un cr 8 Bowe: H, Smit Union, #1 | Azalea, Vineenn dom, 98 ” Gullowsen. chr H. service 16 miles an hour ant schooner t steamer returning from a trial trip oma Maru at 4 p. builders Sal a Senator for Nome Ss Mayfair f ne Victoria for via Victoria, at for Sound ports. from Seattle for Ladyamith, B. is for Kaquimait at 11:30 a. m. port from Seattl ee Mayfair Sa Admiral Nicholson In Q Admiral an Jefferson 8. Se Norwood, Katalla for Hoo wood ttl rdw. lay, as West Inlip ¢ Shipbullding company: cham & Babcock rison, 9s Addison, praria, Mar and il feature the pienic. nen, children, men's potato, one legge n's ple-eating and fat wom: | few of the races to be} A prize waltz will wind up the reshments will dancing will start at vats will leave Lesehi minutes. be | a 2 B the | have to train officers for es merchant marine us is the general impres there ed right officers for ’ according pool in Seattle. pected that about 1,500 new be put into the merchant this year, and they have officers, The schools ice, to officials 8. Weather Bureau) SAM south wind Passed ™ rising; cloudy at 4 & a Japanese steamer, prob nohu Maru, at 6:15 a. m.; 0 ith bee Big Bonanza, at 6:20) uteide, bound in: 8s Lyman 5:20 In; At | we Stanwood Clear; wind | Passed tn: te m. 11:30 A M 10 m an_ hour. | tow of a tug. Passed ree. abou 4 ™ M pase in P.M er at nd sonth. A bull in aniel Kern at 9 & | n Francisco | ae Ketchikan from £4030 p. m.; ae West Islay | trial trip at 5 p. m.: sal ‘om builders’ trial trip at 3 4 From 10 nA m. Davenport for T President for Tacoma at Ladyamith, Ht. Sp. m.; U8. 8. Heather} Alaska Ven) Bailed, July wtbound at 6 a 1 m Se Admire Otecr Ports K-—Arrived, June 20: 8» Yu- hu rR q Sailed, July 1: Sa) or Ban Pedro at floon; ss Ad-| agut for Seattie at 3 p. Lassen for Bellingham at 3) jorace X. Baxter for Seattle at Se A, B. C—-Artived, July 2 Be Cana Arrived, Port San m. Sailed, July teer for Genoa Bay Washtenaw from O, B. C—Sailed, June 30: Se for Beattie. HAM—Arrived, July 1: S# ) from Southeastern Alaska at RO. W NSEND- Maru for in, July 1 11:40 a, m. Arfived, July 1: S@ Da as President from Se- from Seattle, Balled, Mayfair for Mukiiteo, Arrived, July 2: Se May- Passed in, July 2 Tacoma at 6:40 @. Ss Ketchikan for Sound northbound at 10 @ Rodman off Alert Ray at 10 a. m.; #8 Santa Ana in ound southbound at 12:15 p. 20 miles south of Pringe thbound Naval Communication Ss Northweatern, Cordova for oint Johnson, southbound at| Norwood, Katalin for Hoo lea east of Capt St. Elias at Curacao 45 miles from Killis- les from Katalin at 8 a San Pedro for Tacom: San Francisco at & p San Francisco for (rays niles from Grays Harbor at * Argyll, Oleum for Portland, rom Astoria at § p. m.; a t rays Harbor at 8 p. raft, Astoria th of North Head at Lyman Stewart, Port San 232 miles from Seattle at m.; tug for San| owing ® miles no * Port at Seatt dock company Today Ss Kashima Mar Motor schr] ne Can Cyclops. k dock—S# City of Seattle. by Hellinghan Ketohikan, s# Alameda, Albert Metin. t bunkers—U. 8, L. 8. Swift- Admiral Knight. President. terminal—Ss Ardema, as Al dy yarde—Ss City of Spo- Yaklok, ## Ossaqumaick, s# clmsport, as Fort Wright, as ss Colorado Springs, as Ed-| dock Delight, kalde drydock u, nn d Bridge & Dredging yards kwood, «4 Blakely. Sa West Islota, Sa Gaffney, on Ss okdale, ss | ss West Is nie Yarde. Hepburn ex yards Se West Henshaw, Se Adway, a8 Bow drydock—Motor schr Sem- Power Hamilton Ss Cenina, bge Co- wake. 8s Sewickly. 8. 8. Burnsi Ss Edisto. ards—Ss Rush, ss Fort Har Allenhurst, ss Fort Jackson, | s Boulton, ss Boughto t, #8 Bourneviile, bge W | h, #8 Ahmik, 98 Cineas, as Fort ws Chesterfield, ss Puyallup, ss | sa Abilla, #8 Elestra, sche as Bingamon, a6 on, aH Leota, #8 Adria, Oclwin, ss Academia, rminal—t le elevator ot C, Hausen | Radishes. Rings are bringing Royal Awns at 15 Tartarians of poor appearance are as | opened at 1 men's | low as 10 cents per pound. 20 cents, with cents, Only small ‘These quotations are the result of the activities of Eastern Washington markets. | quantities of are going Kast, that only fruits which will not stand | ‘"* f stern buyers in Huge Washington cherries while it is reported Clearings | Balances . Cle Balances | Cle B | Cle Bale arings Spokane arings lances . eocee Portland arings .. ances 1,940,544.00 020.00 | 130,388.00 569,57 6.00 120! 00 —oy will not be closed more tha ber | *|Close Canal Locks for Repairs Yearly ‘The Lake Washington canal locks n 10 days each year for repairs, according to information received by the Cham- of Commerce and Commercial Club from Col. C. L, Sturdevant, of United States engineer's office, ‘Tuesday, 6,195,003.00 || Take Ore Off of Wrecked Mariposa WRANGELL, Alaska, July 2—Of | the 1,200 tons of copper ore on the steamer Mariposa, wrecked near ' “New York Stock Report 7 | here, 300 tons have been salvaged by NEW ket 98%, up % debak leum, At from 1 the long trip were being unloadéd orl the local market. Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers for Vegetabics and Freit ncn tonteasoor VEGETABLES Asparagns— Local, per tb Beans— Wax, Green, per Beet p 15@ 20 12% @ 15 12% 003.50 perf Cabbage—Winningatead doz, Carrots anche New tal. per Caaliflower—Per doz. Core Haske. ‘Trimmed Cocumbers—Per don — Der don. Green Nmons—Per doz, bunches. Green Peas Per Mo. Norserad:sh Root—Local, 7 8 - eT... Pee 2 00@ 2 36 | Lee Australian brown ‘Texan Bermudas, per 60-Tb, orate Parsley. Doz, bunches Peaunt Butter—Per Tt. Petntoce—Per ton— Local New Cal Loe Garnet per th per 1, per dox bunches. Rhabarb— Local Spinach Strvwherries— Tomatoes— Local hothouse, 16 Ths. Imperin} valley, @-basket era Ternipe—tocal, ifornia, per sack Loca). 2.000250 per doz, bunches - cy Yellow Newtous, ox. fancy Yellow Cherries E. Wash, h Newtons, Pie, per crate ... ‘Tartarians Carrants Detee—28 8-08. for Box 50 €-08 pee Bor 24 Gooseberries: Grape Frait Strained Dark amber Per Tb. Per crate pkee pies. = phe 218.05 ir -Per box, Cal. Honey—Comb, case 24. Temons——Per box— ja, per dos. er hom Plums—Ca! | Peaches—arly . 288, white 324 Bresfl Nuta—Per m. . Cocoamain—Per doz. Filberta—Por t. Walaute—Soft shell, per 1 Manchurian Black Watenta—Per th. Peanuts—Virginia Keystone, 1. Peeans—Per DAIRY Prices Paid f) PROUDUCTS Shippers y—____—__- Batter—Loca} Tecal, Pallets Milkh—Per ewt. .... i Dairy Products Ti Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | oe Batter—Locat ery, cub Local bricks Cal. Ca Fans Local, Pullote country state brand, ate brand, bricks.... ct country eream- “trea 2! rictiy country eream- creamery, cubes. rictly fresh Oregon and Washington triplet Badger brick, broken cases tm. do cane lo! Oregon brie! do ense lo} do No. Block Swiss 2 K. broken cases... te. Limburger, No. Fancy Wheel Swi Dealers to Shi; WF pouliry—Peicee Paid by Wholesale Heh oar | + 200 125 seeeeee 200 aw ey) Hay, Grain and Feed Wholesa| ®— Barley Ground Onte Local Minnesota Rolled Price, Per Ton Minnesota rolled .. One Corn—Wholo Clipped «+ Cracked . Feed mea Grit... MIN run. Milo ine Timothy—1 | Wash, No. i Timothy Seed—No. per Ib. Rive Seed—Per Tb Alfalfa. Straw Wheat . Whotesa —— do No. 3. Wash. TOW AND WOOL to-Coneumer, por | Abnoba, ##| Salted hides, cows and steers, No. Pe Rngine work s—Motor| galted bulla or stags, No. i Bethlehem Baldwi YORK, pened atro July 2 4; Ma - Cigar uD Steel 109%, up up 1; United Central Leather er, 10) up 1864 the morning anther off M4; high Marine if oe CHL toa here t rush 6 yeater & rene Gra hog from Corn Suly July Sept prices. cago Market CAGO, new oday opening the ma f{ buyers and prices nin above day Joly record of $22 2 pe Several of the tion would fo in futu ‘They gained conta, Open High + $182% $1.85 % $F % to 4 Rie Fuly SAN lets, 4 Che hip. @2.65 Orego jaett | $2 firsts, Potatoss—Old crop, Idaho gems, $2.40 | FRANCISCO, per Ib firsts, Ao per 30¢ per Ib per cental nm burbanks a white, $2.5 Yakima 4 @ for brown Money on Call i atscclea* | 108, Mexican Petro- (Port Tnited States Steel w ot the genera! 6 ‘The stock mar. United States Steel rine, 62%, up 88%, up % velbie Bteel, Stores, 177%, | Up ie; Btu 110% oft Coy. t Report | port | Hog prices climbed r 100 pounds | found a ped 25 to market of «x packers rket aui soared in sympathy with | all the way low 1.80% 179% Clone $1.85 1.83 1.61% a1 11% July 53e per Ib. per doz; extra pul- California flats, fancy, 10, $2.10 2. new potatoes: for boxes and 25 on street: 1-226 | 0 yellow, $494.26; Bermuda, seed, $2.7 45 | per era Oats—Red toed, $2.45@ per eental, NEW YORK, July 2.—Money on call, per cent “six months, 6 per cent. Mer: Bar Demand sterling eantile paper—5 i filver—London, hie $4.55 9 per cent. 16 ————_-* P Stall 79, fresh Ibs. sugar, peaches, mon! Stat |4 for Scotch sdtmo tb. t.; Stan tow Sugar Westlake Special, ean kancho Hunth large milk oil, doz. spices, Stall exes, bottle. rooms, 2 beans, » Stalls t., be Ib 6, H 4 livered 2 can ofl, 36 Stall 10: Grocery, basement 3-1 40c cans Krist ery T., iy halibn 100, salmon 94 Pik | doa lamb | Stall 26 | salmon, fancy | Stal ard w Carnat haltba' but eh potate The w Master $1.90; 8 28c, ., % Postun Green $2.20 per Stall bolting beef, shoulder of lamb, 400 ach ; Soap a t Stall 9, sait herring, cabbage plants, ublic Markets | PIKE PLACE milk fine granulated Stall 29, 106 5c: new potatoes, 4% lie dox.; oran 20¢ doz: apricot watermelon, 4g.Tb apricots, 45 45, e n trout, 43, 18e T.; pot Toast 1Te 1 WESTLAKE Lamb chops, T.; leg of 10 the $2.95. 106; Ne 8-9, 13 stall butter, an ey’® Pindar steak, can 25, Stall 1 2 ths. coft be, $1.50; Mason Stall 157, Booth’s he: lOc bottles mustard 150; 26¢ can marmal SANITARY 1 127, fresh butter, S2c doz; Del Stan 111 $1.25 ean: eat; 1 21, Van Camp ean, 2 cans 25c small, ripe ot 20-22, mild full crean Ibs, 98; fancy cream fresh local eggs, 50 pure cane sugar, $9 a; 8 bare Crystal Whi 8 Carnation milk, 19 Golden Bue Heine The. Citrus po Ws 24-27 45e qt. Stall 9 d sugar stall, Carnation milk, 12% Golden ean $1.25; Royal ba the. white b ferson's milk, ns, CORNER Ie 102-102, fresh Washi utter 1.; peanut Ie. mild cream fresh salmon, t.; ling cod, 8 for 2 tra larg est 200 T 100 doz. : corned b good tw Stalls stew, 4 1 lhe tres ™ chops, ECONOMY 6, 8 Ibe. hite sugar, 7 fon milk t, 200 TD. 3 ® halibut 1 steaks, 1 H st Stall Ishe. St ling cod, 2 1 oeks, 2 Ths, Stal 4 tbs tt atermelon. B b ™ . 2 The be $1 400, 500, Yakima honey , pure pt at tba. 3 Stalis corn flakes, powder, 370; t boc peanu| 38, 45 Oe bulls or stags, No. 1., do No. 2...++. Salted do No, Balted do No. Dry hides, do No. 2 Dry b eee salt hid | Horse | Horee | Weol, or green caifekin 2 oF gr ‘N in kip. wicing, No. i. is or stags fskins, © lbs and und Krecn or salted, dry, each. . clean’ ranch, D pelts, long wool, medium. wool, ny herring, $ for fresh halibut beet %. Monte imported French mush- pure strained honey. Fiooth’s sardines, 2 Grocery 20c Stall pure Hawalian full ‘growth, at. Stan 17, andard white Yakima Gem pote ok, delivered: walnuts, Te. ges. 2be; 20c t tye Ike? liver, 200 1: 20e 49 Ths. 260 Rellance peas, Campbeil'n soups, 2 small c 12e can “ cans Canyon 1.20; Mazola jar caps, rring, 2 cans 15¢ cans jade, ibe. Ste T.; catsup, Dest 28 cans pork and ham loaf, 350 ives, 200 at m cheese, 33 brick cheese, je doz, Stalls 80 mack, de- ite soap, 38 pure’ corn West coffee, large cantaloupes, freestone peaches, Co-Operative, paske Bor Acme | coffee, powder, © ean. Weat king ‘Annex, corn flakes, Stall 21, N ington cream- t but 18¢ n cheese, 38c Th.; fresh Ibs. 260, Stall walt Sockeye herring, 15¢, , potted tomato plants, 50e dos, ; sw! eet peas, Ibe 5 200 Th. fresh eet, acon, se T. Stall 116, epecial sale on oasts, ne granolated stan: 3 44 and 2 all 22, fresh | 0 halt 5 20-21, new omato 40, 1M $1.15 00. + 60 206 I, pt honey, | 17¢ t butter, 18¢ , 3 ibe pkge ean Royal can Instant 4 ‘60 i320 125 “42 40 230 236) 165) tesere 100] 4.00@7.00 | 5@8,00 30@ (3s + -8.00@6,00 1,00@ 1:50 rigs On jer, No. 2. short wool, each lamb | | attle and Vancouver. ort u|™ | $8.c0@9 Salvage Co., of Se The cargo is $750,000 and the Washingto valued between $1,000,000. PORTLAND, Ore., July 2 colpts, 40 head; market fair. Good to choice steers, $9.50 10.50; fair to good, common to fain, $7.50@8; com= mon, $6.50@7; good to choice cows and heifers, $7.60@8; medium to fair, $6. 6.60; fair to medium, $7.50@8: canners, $5.50@5; bulls, $4,00@7.50; calves, $9@ n rket —Cattle—Re~ Hoge strong. | dium mixed, Receipts, 471 head; m Prime mixed, $20.10@20. mixed, $19.60@ 19.85; $15.10@ 15.35; ples, $17.60@18. | bulk, $20,10@20.5 | | | Gropped out of the market, confident that | | Bheep-—Receipts, 2.136 head: market slow. Prime lambs, $12.50@13.50; fair to ium, $9@12.60; yearlings, $68.60; thers, $6.50@8; ewes, Butter—City ereamery, Kgus—Selected local extras, doz. Hens per Ib. Cheese—37@3%e per Ib. 26@27 per Ib; brotlers, “Big Timber,” vigorous ‘novel of the Northwest, by Bertrand W. Sin- clair, begins in Thursday's Star. INTEREST, ¥ Paid on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS DEPOSITS made up to July 3rd draw interest from July 1st SHORROCK, President LIPPY, Vice President Secy. & Treas, tAGUE, Asst. Cashier EB. E “GROTH, Asst. 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