The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1919, Page 15

"open July ut MARINE BANK IS CHARTERED Financial House Will Open Here July 21 Marine Bank of will Second av nd st., with a capital of $200, 000 and'surplus « $50,000 Oharter for the new bank was issued DY the state bank commissio: John E. Price. Price & Co, inv phe president of the new DAVAls, treasurer of the e Co. and Andrew vice pr cashier and W ashier. Reginald H. Parsons, ndrew Price and C alls, are the bank's directors head of the John ent house bank Seattle Public Markets I] SANITARY Booth's sardis Van acon grea Van Camp's p cans RBtan 111 lo, He pks fan. Stat! 21 Bc I. fan, 206 © Th: ham beans, CORNER 1509 Firat ave, je cheers, 1 pn's milk H 200 Th., cheese. BOAR S5c I.: home + RF minced ham, 3 Peanut butter. 3 fresh eges. 4 Stall 116, lamb stew 18e-20e 1 ECONOMY peas, Stall salmon Mason fruit jar ‘c Dest fruit jar rings, Su or Grocery, 2 sma Pal, 10c tb. se: 3 Ths. wh Crystal Whi Be Bob White. 2%« ar and soup Operative Annex, cans lar nider’s PIKE PLACE Toa, fine cane tall cals Carnati . pure fresh milk, @ogar and flour sacks, 10¢ each ider vinegar, 40c gai. Stall 6 Peanut butter. tfc T.; saverkray 6c. Stall 62, large cans soup, Stall 36, whole tr 3 halibut, Ibe M.; black cod, Se; Scotch cured herring, 3 for 25 43, eet liver, 100 Tb.; Ise 1.; boiling deo, suger, milk Stat falls 16-17, cat macaron milk, 10¢ can; Mexican beans, /23e, Stadis 19-14, veal chops, 2 psirioin steak, 20¢ th.; compound lard. 80c. Stall 105, 3 cans tomato soup 4 Ibs. pink beans, 5 bars Swift's tall 112, currants, 1 > raspberries, 2 boxes 120, 3-. can M. J. B. coffee, $1.2 ean Cottolene, ‘PUGET SOUND LOCAL ROUTES LEAVE FROM COLMAN FOOT OF MARION STREET Arrive Seattle i i ae 4 Victoria. IF | *Does not go thro! |to Victorian on trip! Jenving Seattle Satur-! day night. 1 Tacoma Direct imlatesmers Tacoma end! m{Washington for Ta-|1 micoma direct. Steamer! 12:30pm levery two honre, SOc} 2:29pm iatngle trip, $3¢ round! 4:70pm | 6:20pm 7 iste. Slows, for Port! 1:20pm miTownsend Atrect.|10:20pm IConnects at Townsend! daily Iwith rail lines for att! Ipotints on Olympic! Inentnanta. 1 Bellingham—Anacortes i. & Kulshan, for’ fAnacortes. and Tel-! daily “340m Anytown t be ortg Bab ideas ness an) a spare "Part An 1 ton0 Gren through tod mifn'ht hnrean Ray on Thes-| Mon. \aay and Thursday! Itrine. i} Fort Gambia—Tadiow—Piacler n Pueet, fort 10 00am aaity (Kifieston. Gambia! daily excentiT. nalaw, Erion! excant Ratar'yiF Darien, Townsend! Bunday (Monday Meneviie and Had- : f “eitom ~F20am aie. Ifar all points tn the! Thurs. San Juan Island SHoan \Stenmer Kingston, for! * 6pm MnAlow. Port Gamble! Tu jeeMeneor and all! T _ Ipoints on Foo’ Canal! Pointe marked °° a Pauengers for these points and ether boat landing points must make thelr own arrangements for Innding and senume all risk and lability tn making such landing. Steamer’s cer rate does not include boat fanding charges. Baggage Navility ts Miter to wenar- not to exceed $100 for 150 pounds allowed free mers and schedules subject to it notice, Freight re- A daily for all points (excepting yon) named in above schedule. purchased at ticket lee. Open from 6:20 2. m. to 12:00 Lp midnight. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Ticket Office, Cotman Dock. Phone Main 3993, thlehem ar eel re low, t having 1 a quarter the Steel droppe Central Leather OF risco Market Report SAN FRAN Ext pe jor toy Exgs—Extras, 61 lets, 45e por Cheese firata, July Butter prime firsts, S440 p © per dox via flats, 22 r 1b, crop Califo fancy 30e p Ord per ¢ gon burbs . white 25@ 2.50. Onions —-New red, $4@4 }yeliow, $4464.25; Bermuda per crate for brown pe . Idaho gems, tal; Yakima,\ $2.10@ ks, $2 new potato 35 for boxes @ “ r ls | 25 on street; seed, $2 ‘Portland Market Report | | % | Tureips—to Re aa mixed, $20.1 $19.60 19,85 a6; pigs market rk @20.50; m mixed, rough mixed, $17.756@1 bulk, $20.10 @20 Sheep—Receipts, weak. Prime } lings, $6@3.50; 45.5008. Rutter. Hens— | per Ib. Cheese— 26 head bs, $12.50@1 wethers, $6. market 8; c per tb, © per Ib; 27 @29e per th. 6@ brofiers, 2 _New ‘York Markets sly y YORK per Ib; Sant —Centritu: ‘attee per Ib, per Ib, LOWEST RATES CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES POINT! Spot 7 SA UENT SAILINGS. Out of the high rent district, per- sonal service and moderate advertis- ing enable me to make you this Ge te any dentist, get his prick; come to me and get 20 pe trom his figure, with carefai hodg and personal altention, Dr. J. Brown’s New Office ORPHEUM BUILDING ‘Third ani Madison. Perfect Good Faith in Signing a Deed Does Not Always Mean a Perfectly Good Title. Do what arise stop to think troubles may to invalidate a land title? Defective Probate of Wills, Defective Foreclosures, deeds executed by lunatics or minors, or without proper jointure of husband and wife; forgery; liens omitted by error; undiscovered heirs; mistakes of fact or of law; wrong scriptions; defective acknowl hese are just a few the things which may ur title and give rise an expensive lawsuit you ev host of er de- edgments et to You owe tion from 4 to these causes, ion com in itle Insurance, to yourself protec: xiety or loss due The protec s the form of Washington Title Insurance Co. “Under State £ ASSETS—More Than Million, Walf a x or extra pul- $2.40 do a | $17,60918,60; | ABricots ts} 0; year ewes, DIEGO, Local Markets 1 the ne of xt fe trawberry quar “pp While Seat bringing ment of ame p) move lemons in all in f big to $ quotations unchanged Dealers in ha and firmer quotatior thruout try for the of The hide firm especially demand we ye round be the uther ng @ $6 mate, the } aster states is caw Prices vary {rc ‘ ur grain the rep cou week ith beginning market large der 4 w for hides un VEGETABLES Loca), per t Wax, per per Tb Reeta—Local, per rank Cabbage Winningstead ew Cal, per aack Per der Per 1, ‘Trimmed Creombers: No. is No. 23 Gare Oregon Per don — 4 per th. Crt., per aon... Per doz, bunches. er Ib Root—Loeal. Green Peas Horserad'sty rer ™ | Hothouse, per crate x Loen!, per doz. | Onions— Cal Austeatian brown Stockton new so} o Texas Bermudas, vy —Dor, it Butter per 60-T. erate hee ccaee Par t. shoo@es 4] rneta 06@ 0% O10 .0 bunches. .4 Bacramento whites Radish a}, per dow Rhobarty—Locat Spineeth—toocal Strawberries Toma toes— Local hothouse, 10 the. Imp valley, #-basket crate per doz. bunches nila, per sack F..UITs per box . New Ca BE, Wash, Winesaps, Fancy Teltow cy Yellow Newtons, faney. | Apple Cider—Per eat Cal, per crate | Rananos—Guotam | Cantaloupes—Fiate fancy ..4500 Newtons, ex. og on aried— Rox 7) ¢-0%. pres. Mangos —Morida, Oranges—Per box Valencias, 126 150 per doz, 6.2506. yt 6 ba 25003 o2k@ 03 ne Brari} Nnta—Por th. Cocaanat Fitherta—F | Watauts—sote shell, | ver tb Manchurian : | Binck Watn Peanuts—Virginia Keystone, Pecans Per th %——— - # i] DAIRY PROUDT ' Prices Pald to Shippers Picirloen nee oc gt country eream- ery. ‘ f Oregon extri | Ranch, fancy . | Batter Fat | Face —1 Pullets Milk—Por owt. deman¢ an Nght a0) 30 88 Makura f 10.00 20.00 | ter 42 00@ 450 178 he | Smith ¢ 16 | Pier 9-88 Glyndon 47 | Skinner & Kady 6.08 | These Girls Meet Every Day to Direct Strike of Union Telephone Operators Out for Pay Advances me | I VESSE Off the Cape Weather Bureau) Arrived at Seattle Maru “ ¢ m Hong and Yo 0 a. Mm. Ad | Mr 1.| Vancouve tro Francisco * Hore Raxter from m ru at 6 p. Southwestern ar H Rupert D| san I oat oa Iton from ft Ale. George fre Vancouver " » the girls wh Labor Temple to pl girls who are out on ter working conditions, rd is in charge ma and neighboring cities. Here et daily i to the 900 “th | nition and by The attle, Tac i MALY RADICALS "| GAINING POWER’ | rt | Michael July 6 9 p.m Diego via at it for Vai for Princ B n at 10 8a Po se, Admiral Farragut Franclaco an Horace ss Morn 8 Prince + via Va for Sailed, J southbound at noon. SEWARD Watson wou Sx Be Admire |Government Issues Warning Against Agitators BY CAMILLO CIANFARRA (United # srrespongent.) ROME A radical move- ment was spreading in Italy today Be: ee ne Smeets Se ROBIN Bt! Kedorting. to the latest advices or- VANCOUVER, RB. C.—Satled, July ¢:| ganizations of socialists, syndi Wellington, N. Z wnarchists and labor and politi oat : tators here were leading the Arr ment and inviting other | to join SAN Mukill July 6 bee Chas, Ne Bailed, July ttle at 9p. “ attlo at 9 p TORIA, B. C.—Arrived, July @: S# Ja Marty from Hon ng via ports 8s ie a8 Co v at ‘4 “DUNGENT ! t in y 7: Be mov towns LLINGHAM wchr Laxaen fre PORT Se 0a. wy ed, July 6 were Motor WNSEND Admiral Schley wut © No, 295 yard at 2:30 p.m, Passed out 6: Bee ‘0 for Honol tug Ta Mornt couver, F 2:1 Farragut f Dieg |p. m 1 A Schley from 4 Seattle: sx F via Baibon ed, geles for Mukilteo. MUKILTEO—Arrived, July 7 eles from Tacoma RT TOWNSEND—Passed tn, July 7 ower barge from the north at & a, m er for Seattle at 10:30 « 1 July Motor sehr Wa uver, BL C., at 10:20 a. | | | ernment in an offi- the work of elements| eavoring to transform conomic agitation Into a politi eal movement.” Such action would deprive Italy of the fruits of victory, ted the communique, declaring po. litical agitation would be severely re pressed At th that the power t pal aut *) price The cabinet met ther consideration of the situation, ial civilian organizations in many towns have begun to usurp the Rowsa| power of the municipalities and were | fixing prices and issuing orders re-| {lating to commercial life Arrests of rioters were made at from | Florence, according to the correspon: | Libby Maine, 409 /2eht of the Idea Nazionale, and| | miles east of Unimak Pase at & p, m.| Oops were firing on the lawless ele-| wentbound; ## Admiral Rodman left Red | mé BR Day tee Bead: OF 11 p. me Strikes were declared at Vessels in Port at Seattle Today | Perugia, Aosta, Vicchia, Pisa, Prato, ve terminal—s# Hoyélsan Maru. | Palermo, ‘Terhe and Grossetto. At Se eee Coeiet a Yetorotu Maru. | imorence the socialists called off the terminal--U. strike yesterday. Riots were reported from Meldolda and Pre- dappio. At Forll it was estimated that mer- chandise valued at was removed from stores. | Troops at Ancona occupled the chamber of labor, ordering the pre fect to requisition the foodstuffs in| town in his jurisdiction, Wo- men and soldiers at Leghorn com- | bined in looting a shoe shop. Mayor Apollini of Rome, according | todd's ‘drydock—Ss Gaffney, na Delight, | to the Tempo, will cut food prices in ea Grayling, s Renowa. |nalg to prevent the plundering ot | Sette Arydock—Ss Brookdale, ss) shops, The cabinet has decided to Puset Sound’ Bridge & Dredging yaras—| throw on the market a large quan be tity of frozen meat which will be sold Brookwood, ss Blakely, at 50 cents a pound. against “whieh are July u in tow Star for Van m Ad via ports at Artived, July 6 mm Seattle; as Horace X. Bax us Port Angeles f Maru m New York July 7: 8« Port An-| Se Admiral 0 same time it was announced ~vernment had granted full the provincial and munici yrities to enforee maximum % Ss Port} yesterday for fur: Wireless Reports Canadian Government July 6—S" Catherine Cove horthbound D, oft miles attle at § p.m. . j ¥ 4—Motor sehr 50 % Arezzo, 8. 8. Surveyor. Pier 7—Power schr Ruby. Pier 6-—Pge Bellingham, He Santa Ana r l—Ha Albert Metin | Pies. 4 ‘Ss Admiral Knight, es Admiral iebree | Pacific Coast | Henford st. terminal falkey, a Oasining. at. terminal—t terminal pal bunkers—S# Brookside, Hs Ardema, as Al 8. #, Burnside. Ss Northwest yarda—fa City of & kane, as Edmore, ss os Onsaqumaick, port, ss Fort Wright, aa 15 60 00 Amen yards—8s West Islets, as Weat Ie- lip, as West Hepburn, 18 | Nitsen & Kelez yards—Ss Adway, | worth. % | miliott Hay drydock—Motor schr Sem- me melting. MacAtecr Bhipbullding company—Power sehr Mt, Hamilton 92 | seacham & Babcock—Ss Cenina, a | MARS | Seattle North Pacific yan nt Askawake, as Yaklok | Lake Union yards—Ss Rush, as Fort Har- Fison, as Allenhurst, #8 Fort Jackson, 00 * Prowlers Busy; Obtain Jewelry} ‘The apartment of Mrs, J. Lyman, 1517 Boylston ave., was entered by | prowlers who used a pass key, ac cording to reports made to the police bee Co- 8s,Iconlum, She Says British Labor Is 8,000,000 francs | ee te Addison, sa Boulton, se Boughten,| Monday. A neck chain and locket as Howesmont, ex Hourneville, bge W.| Was the only loot H, Smith, a8 Abinik, ## Cineas, s# Fort} J, E. Maynard, 2405 Western ave., Union id, «8 Puyalluy Syringes Secheiateh bs Sgn Abiiing oe futon reported to the police that his cabs ss Bingamon, as Abni near Charleston had been entered, a sa Teota, we Adria quantity of ammunition, two clocks ee and some tools stolen. | 4 c el, 503} coring works—Ss Sewlckly. J, Tsuji, of the K. S. Hotel, 503 Brown yards—8s Conchu Maru. | King st., told the police on Monday | n-Gret Engine works—Motor| morning that he left his coat and bre at a yest in the washroom of the hotel| hbout 3 a.m. When he returned five | minutes later his wateh, chain and th, as Chesterti Daley Pri Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers country eream- ery, cubes ... Loca! country |} bricks Cal, state brand, | Cal. wtate bra | Bees—1.c Pultets Cheese do Y. Asss-+ Oregon and Washington tripl Dadger brick, broken cases, do ene lots. Oregon brick, broken e do care lots. Limburger, No. Block Swiss creamery, cubes brieks.. eal, strictly fre New Wisconsin tri pie Hogs Block oe Choice heavy . oo + 210 Ue Per Ton 63.0006 67.00@ 68. 59.00@61 00062 a4 00@ 00@74 00076. 00@20, 00@4 00@67 O37 Clipped | Oate—Lo | Minnes Minnesota rolled | Chop A | Corn— Whole | Timothy | Rye Seed | Alfaita #1 e643. Thieono@ 92 woo. per Ib. No, 1 » No. 1 ||" Denver Market Report 96 | a 7 ‘a7] ¢ DELAY GRANTING OF aa) 12% 33] rsa i lt | | $35 in bills wer > Gone. | >! RET Receupes /BIG NEW YORK FIRM OPENS OFFICE HERE 10.2 The branch headquarters of the Park-Union Forelgn Banking core |poration, a concern owned by York interests, has been locate the second floor of the L. C, Smith building, with Stewart Hamilton as manager. The company is financ- ing exporters and importers DENVER. | 2.000 head 2a 14 July Cattle market be higher. we heifers, nd $809, and feeders 38 60 $11.50@1 Hogs higher, 1,000 head; butik, $31 4 0 head; market ts $15,76@ 16.25; ewes, $6) “a Lamba, 28 PIPE LINE PETITION | | 47) Petition of the Standard Oil 4\company for perm om to lay a pipe line from tho waterfront to! e | their new oil tank location between | Woodlawn and Densmore, and Ewing and Northlake was laid over juntil Friday by the board of pub-| lic works sitting in postponed se sion Monday morning. ‘The board the desire to hear ob- The session over from 28 the be Frida | was put | last July 4th, 20 | 9 . BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Clearings oO) | Balances oo | 09 | | Clearings 00 | | Balances oe | | 5.00 | | 00 “1 ) 00 | | 00 | | 00 | | 00 the joys Clearings Balances Telephone the Circulation arrange to have the paper arings Balances into your-holiday trip. 00 09 | Dry do N | pry bulls or Dry salt hides. Dry calfskins, 6 ib +3,00@ 6,00 1,00 @ 1/50 PHONE M ption Rates 50c pe every detail, and their word is law | or. strike for higher wages, union recog: of the girls’ end of the strike in Se The board is composed of two mem- Cress-Dale Photo. are running the Seattle telephone strike. They) bers picked from the ranks, officers of the union and an international anizer, Miss Mabet Leslie. Reading from left to right are: Johnson, (vice-president), Carlotta Dean (treasurer), Fern Leaver, Mabel Story, Blanche May Duffy (business tages nt), Mabel Tes ie (international | organizer), and Mary | Odlin (resident BOOZE ON SHIP Ahead of U.S. Movement BRINGS ARREST, BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, July 7.—The ish labor movernent is more vanced than the Amer n, ace ing to Margaret Bonfield, who at tended the Atlantic City convention i clal exchan, delegate from ritish to th American body of 1 labor. now 80 great that we really autious in th Miss Bonfield explained. Sritain is to sha control of production. It may a few months to work out the re sult, and it may requi change in government, but we have and we know what we want.” Miss Bonfield enumer: d aims of British labor as follows: ‘Control of industry—that is the one big thing. All lesser things we have alre y won. There is no question about hours, working conditions, collective bargaining. It seems straige to us that you in America are still strug sling for these things. We have Brit ad as ave a power which Is moved to be use of 1 “Labor in > equally in | passed on to nationalization of the | | mines, land. “It has been a long, hard fight Mies Bonfiela we have | we | things, ganization | war; tion practically.” ih take the power, | fault It nn Want City to Pay Claiming that tween ity ng filed for damages totaling $1,016,72. boats came tog ‘Trunk pier and later, nationalization of Captain of “Admiral Farra-- gut Faces Charge nt on, We he the more complete or-| Charged with violating the Reed Drought about by the amendment by bringing on his vessel by using Sur organiza-|a quantity of liquor from California: le, Capt. Thomas Johnson, pf er Admiral Farragut, was Sunday by Deputy Marshal »bey on a bench warrant is- Federal Judge Neterer. the Admiral Farragut left for uthern ports Sunday night, Capt Johnson was, given his freedom on placing a bond of $750 for his ap- pearance before Judge Neterer the: next time he is in Seattle. u RGES PAY INCREASE Urging that the city couneil grant salary of $200 to pilots on city reboats, the Washington Associas a claim with the city clerk|tion of Masters, Mates and Pilots: _ The has forwarded a communication to off the Grand! the council. i June 19, | “But at last won. won by two first, cond, was on the question of labor go into politics that Miss Bonfield sharp clash with Samuel Gom- Atiantle City convention Damages to Boat the collision be- the steamer Burton and the fire boat Duwamish wa th of the city employes operat the fire boat, the Kitsap Coun Transportation cor any h her and Pier 3, $250 and 66 days for Smuggling Dope William Holman, edlored, convict 4 by a federal grand jury last week on a charge of attempting to smug gle dope from into this coun try, appeared before Judge Neterer Monday morning for sentence. Adam Beeler, attorney for the de fendant, pleaded for leniency on the ground of Holman's previous good reputation. Judge Neterer announced that he would let Holman off easy, and fined | 250, with an added penalty of | him 60 days in the county jail. AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN ‘Thurs, Friday, Sat. With Matinee Saturday Charles Frohman Presents OTIS SKINNER —in HONOR OF THE FAMILY” Prices: 50c to’ $2 orn Sent Selling This Week—Lew White In “HONOL 100” Nights Ce day), 250; Mata, (except (except WILKES pices = d., Sat RICH'S Offering Nor Plus War Tax, PANTAGES| Mate, nts, 7 and 9 SINGER’S MIDGETS i Minstreix—Re This Week, with Mats, W ARTHUR Go Rig Dramati ‘ oR Nights, 31 A |they are uncomfortable. \ PALACE HIP Continuous Da SIX AC * VAUDEVILLE Feature Ph play Bert Lytell in “One-Thing-at-a-Time O'Day Weekday Mats. 10c; Eves & Sun., 20 Caller at ly, 1 to 11 | Your Summer Cottage Of course, you are planning a wonderful vacation this summer—fishing, hunting, boating, are that may be included in your program— but do not get out of touch with your home town. Have The Seattle Star follow you wherever you go. some of of The Seattle Star, and sent to you by mail. In this way you will be able to put still more pleasure The Seattle Star AIN 600 Month by GUVLAUUUAVANSYRHAUHAUUEONGUOEAUOUUUUANNAUUEOUUUAUEEGARGHAGLSAGOGLATUHUTE 2 ali | It sometimes happens that the woman's shoes never fit unless woman who is disappointed in love” ‘isn’t disappointed in marriage. <n PY. ie e e eo Indiscriminate Spending is an ever-present temptation in these “piping” days of prosperity. But, let’s think on this: When is there any other time in which we can save? Our Savings Department will help you to build against old age and adversity. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of Seattle .SECOND AT MARION PROGRESS In 1908, when this institution for savings was 19 years old, scientific mutual savings bank methods and policies, as they have been known and prac- ticed in New York and all the New England states for 100 years, were adopted by this savings insti- tution. The following figures illustrate the popularity of this advance step: GROWTH THE ADOPTION OF MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK POLICIES Savings Accounts 514 11 Assets 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 19 1916 1917 1918 , 1919 19 February February February February Webruary February February February ebru $ Sine 30, very Savings Bank in New York, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut is MUTUAL, The Largest Strictly more, Cleveland, San MUTUAL. BEGIN AN ACCOUNT WITH US 10 AND SHARE IN THE FROM JULY 1, 1919. Washington Mutual Savings Bank 810 SECOND AVENUE Savings Banks in Philadelphia, Bali- Francisco, Minneapolis and Seattle is ON OR BEFORE JULY EARNINGS OF THIS BANK Resources $10,000,000.00 TRUSTEES James Shannon 3 K. Struve iiam ‘Thaanum B Vilas West David Whitcomb zene T. Favre, Spokane aneck, Yakima John 'T. Condon ¥, B, Finley Raymond R. Ivar Janson He King . Peters B Frazier