The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1919, Page 15

Second Avenue and Union Street, Statement at the Close of Business June RESOURCES Loans and Discounts .......... U. 8. Treasury Certificates and Liberty Bonds Municipal Bonds and Warrants ...... : Other Bonds and Securities . Furniture and Fixtures . Real Estate ‘ Cash on hand and due from Banks tle 20 1919, 331 437,02 161,518 76.83 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in . . Surplus and Undivided Pr cits . Deposits Deposits June 30th, 1919. Deposits June 30th, 1918. . bn ee: kT eee ER eR eee eee $507,988.29 4 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Shorrock, President . Smith, Cashier Tiseen Lippy, Vice President Asst, Cashier Alexander Myers, Sec..Treas. . Asst, Cashier J. . Patrick, Manager STARVING STOCK TAKEN |HOGS AT $22.80 CHALK — DULUTH, Minn., July 9.—A Wy- “7 @ming flock of 4,100 sheep and two ~ Montana flocks of 1,200 each were here today to be placed on Northern Minnesota cutover land after being Starved from their ranges by drouth. More than 20,000 acres of Northern Minnesota land, available for feeding Starving stock of Montana and Wy- oming, have been listed with rail Toads by state officials. It is expected 1,000,000 head of stock will be shipped here within the next few Weeks for fattening. ing the record figure of $22 hundred pounds. ble for th: steady rise in prices. LONDON, . tay the former kaiser, mons today. Statement of the Condition First National BANK Of Seattle, Washington JUNE 30, 1919 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts... U. 8. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness. Other Bonds, Warrants and Securities. Real cstate, Furniture and Fixtures. Customers’ Liability Under “etters of Credit. Customers’ Liability Account of Acceptances. Cash and Exchange.....-++.sse0-ereee $ 6,258,201.80 1,982,587.57 $15,218,859.42 Capital Stock $ 500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits. 376,423.85 Circulation 98,000.00 Bonds Borrowed 786,200.00 Our Liability on Outstanding Letters of Credit.. 1,038,262.37 Acceptances Executed for Customers. ... 97,313.17 Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank 300,000.00 Deposits... 6s. seceecccccecserescessncees 11,422,660.03 $15,218,859.42 M. A, ARNOLD, President. E. B. KLUCKHORN, Assistant D. H. MOSS, Vice President. Cashier. C. A. Philbrick, Vice Pres. HUGH ROWLEY, M. MMICKEN, Vice President Cashier. A. R. TRUAX, Cashier. ‘W. H. BERRY, Asst. Cashier. Assistant TO MINNESOTA PASTURE} UP NEW CHICAGO MARK CHICAGO, July 9.—Hogs contin. ued their upward climb today, touch .80 per Twenty-three-dollar hogs are as sured by the end of the week, dealers declared. Keen competition for high grade bacon was said to be responsi 9.—Steps have been taken to prevent the escape of Andrew Bonar Law declared in the house of com = JUDGE FRENCH BEFORE JURY Booze Probers Call In Coun- ty Jurist Superior Judge Walter M. French of Kitsap county, whe | presided at the trial of James Bruce, 1. W. W. organizer, ac quitted on a charge of criminal rchy several weeks ago, was witness before the grand Jury Wednesday. Judge French is the second jurist to " called before the inquisitorial | body, Judge Clay Allen having been before that body shortly after it con vened Judge French was preceded by former Deputy Sheriff Joe Hill, Mrs C. B. Frey, wife of Charles BE. Frey, manager of the Hotel Georgian, was a witfiéss before the grand jury Tues day afternoon, Frey also was called Other witnesses were Mrs. Joe Hill W. H. Wilcox, clerk at the Hotel Butler; Charles Phillips, city detec tive, attached to the prosecuting at- torney’s office; Otto Wroble, propri etor of a chicken r h on the Kirk land highway; A. Cheshire Mitchel, manager of the Hotel Butler; D. A Beaudett, house detective at the Ho- tel Butler; Miss Helma Nyland, cham bermaid at the Butler, and C, Dund- gren, CAPT, SNELLING TO RUN YACHT After completing his 17th consecu- tive trip to Alaska, Gus Snelling. first mate of the steamer City of Seattle, of the Admiral line, has se- cured his master’s license, and will command the yacht Aquilla, owned by H. F. Alexander, president of the Pacific Steamship Company, and D. CG Jackling, Utah and California mining man. Snelling was wireless operator on Jackling’s other yacht, the Cyprus, and at one time was quartermaster on the Minnesota, when she piled be- tween here and the Orient. During the war he made a trip to France as first mate on a vessel taken over from the Germans. On the return trip the ship was stalled in the submarine zone for 12 days. The Aquilla will sail for Alaska as soon as Jackling arrtves here. Leghorn Declines Place as Auditor James T. Leghorn, auditor in the bureau of Inspection and super- visions of public offices in Olym- pia, precluded possibility of revoca- tion of his appointment by the city council to be auditor of appropria- tions for Seattle, by declining the job. The naming of Leghorn to fill the post recently created by the council was declared illegal by Corporation Counsel Walter F, Meier because Leghorn is not on the civil service eligible Net, and the appointment must be made by the president of the council. In a letter to Counctiman Wi- liam Hickman Moore, Leghorn says: “On account of my health and) on advice of my physician, I am| compelled to decline the appoint- ment of auditor of appropriations | for the city of Seattle, to which I was elected recently by the city council.” Heffernan Plans Business Block Altho final plans have not been ac- cepted, Henry Broderick, agent for John T. Heffernan, owner of the property on the northeast double corner at Sixth ave. and Pine st., has served notice on the tenants of the wooden building occupying the site that the company will build a new and modern business structure there In the immediate future. Work is expected to start on a dis tinctive retail building on the prop- erty on August 1. The exact size of the block, like the plans, has not been entirely determined. Statement of Condition of The State Bank of Seattle Seattle, Washington June 30, 1919 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts .................$1,755,661.92 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 15,000.00 Real Estate owned... 64,185.06 Stocks and Securities. 11,076.46 Customers’ Liability under Letters of Credit éwavee’ «see» 174,850.00 U. S. Treasury Certificates . $300,000.00 Liberty Bonds 7 .-+ 518,900.00 U. S. and other high- grade Bonds 184,363.09 War aaanee ‘Stamps Cash on hand and due from Federal reserve and other Banks .............+..+ 950,862.46 1,865.18 84,283.06 2,085,273.79 $4,055,547.28 LIABILITIES satin! Stock ...........0.seeceeeees+$ 200,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits seers 52,536.89 Dividends unpaid .....,....-..-..-+4 8,615.00 Bills rediscounted (U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness) Letters of Credit guaran- teed +++ 174,450.00 + eee 8,879,945.34 245,000.00 Deposits . 3,554,395.34 $4,055,547.23 E. L. GRONDAHL, President A. H. SOELBERG, Vice President EDGAR AMES, Vice President HUGO CARLSON, Vice President L, H. BRUNS, Cashier D. H. LUTZ, Asst. Cashier | ’Frisco Market Report | PA sh SAN FRANCISCO, July Ya ol Extras, 56%e per Ib; prime firsts, 64% firsts, 62¢ per Ib. te per doz; extra pul- ate, fancy, 89e si | Ib; firsts, 30 per Potators—Old crop, Idaho gems, $3.40 @2.66 per cental; Yakima, do, $2. Pi! oregon burbanks. 42.15; new pota- toes, delta white, $3 for boxes and $3. 2.50 for sacks, | Onions-—New red, $4.25 per sack on the| strect; do yellow, $7 ental Onte—Red feed, do seed, 62.7562 Bariey—Bpot fe | 15 per cental; r cental Wicssec movements 7 DEEP A VESSELS oft the fir Stuhte: a | fr six miles an hour wind northeast, seven miles an Paswed in: Sehr Minnte A. Caine | at } at 10:50 a. m t PORT ANGELES, July 9—Arrivea 9) /T 4. ms Behr Minnie A. Caine. loi Arrived at Sea 88 Afriea Maru from Tacoma | at 2:20 p.m; ae Kashi Maru from Tacoma at 4:16 p. m.; Umatilla lightship from Umatilla reef at 6 p. m.; aehe| Oceania Vanco from Melbourne in tow of tog Augusta at 11 p,m. Sailed From Senttle Se Africa Maru for Yokohama, “ Nagasaki, Manila and Hongkong at 10°, m th July ® K Be Rainier for Tacoma at 6 p. Admiral By Se Alaska of Seattle northbound Jefferson orthbound at & p.m. KETCHIKAN-—Sailed July &: fs City) of #pokane northbound at & a. m. o © Ports HONOLU rrived July 6: fs N ara from Sydney departed for Vancouver, Bo NEW YORK—Arrived July 7; Se ort Riley from Everett SAN PEDRO Arrived July & ace X. Raxter from Seatt SAN FRANC from Port A\ Sa Hor- for Seattle at 3 p. m, ASTORIA~-Arrived July §: Lovejoy from San Francisco. UVER, B, O—Artived July & from Seattle, ‘S8——Paased in July &: Light a for Seattle at noon; schr nee for Seattle in tow of tug Se HB. vern: PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived July 9: Sx Ossining from trial trip at m. Passed in July $: Lightship Umatilla for Seattle at 2:50 p Passed out July & Ss Admiral Schley for San Diego via ports at 2:20 p. m.: ss Borneo Maru for Yokohama at 3 p. m. KVERETT——Sailed July §: Ss Multno- mah for San Franciseo at 6 p.m. POINT WELIS—Salled July 9: Ss Col. B. 1s Drake for San Francisco via Ax- tora. TACOMA—Arrived July $: Sa Rainier from Seattle; ns Baja California from Se- attle. Bailed July 8: Se Afri ru for Seattle; ss Kashima Maru for Seattio, Wireless Reports Canadian Gevernment July #—Se Admiral Rodman off Digby Island southbound at 19 a, m. 8. Naval Communication July $88 Stanwood, Port Blakely for San Pedro, 497 miles north of San Fran- cisco at § p. m.; sa Redondo at #: Bay northbound at § p. m.; ss Alaska off Point Kingsmill southbound at § p. m.; ae Benator, Beattle for 2 miles from Seattle at § p.m. July 7—Motor schr Libby Maine passed thru Unimak Pass westhound at noon. July 6—ss Admiral Rodman leaving Mood Bay for Killisnoo at 3 p. m.; a= Curacao 16 miles north of Seward north- bound at § p. m. Vessels in Port at Seattle Teday Smith Cove terminal—Ss Hoyeisan Maru, ss Edmore. Great Northern pier—Ss Yetorofa Maru, @ Kashima Maru. Pier 14—#e Cyclops. Bell st. terminal—t Alki Pier 7—Power schr Ruby. Pier 6—Ss Genchu Maru. Pier 1—Ss Albert Metin Pier A—Ss Admiral Knight, Bebree. Milwaukee Ocean dock—Sa Canada Maru. Union Pacific dock—#s Taiyu Maru. Pacific Coast coal bunkers—Ss Blakely, lightahtp Umati! ‘Be Ardema, as Al- 8. & Burnside. Skinner & Eddy yarde—Se City of Bpo- 8. 8 Surveyor, mm se Admiral kane, = Colorado Springs, a Cnsa- quinsick, a= Eyota, as Himasport, as F k. Teaa se Delight, ne: yling, ss Benowa, schr Oceania J. A. Dathie yarde—Ss West Henshaw, as West Hepburn. Heffernan's drydock—Ss Brookda! Bottineau, ## Cio. Puget found Bridge & Dredging yards— Se Brookwood. nee, yarde—Se West Isleta, es West Is- Nuen id Keles yards-Se Adway, ss Ros- minett a Bay drydock—Motor schr Semmel- Macateer Bhipbuilding company—Power echr Mt. Hamilton. Meacham & Babcock—Ss Cenina, bge Co- o rus, Lake Union Rush, s Fort Har- risen, as Allenhurst, ss Fort Jackson, es Addison, as Boulton, a» Boughton, se Howeamont, es Bourneville, bee W. H. Gmith, «8 Ahmik, ss Cineas, Fort ‘Union, a Chesterfield, ss Puyaliup, ss sa Abilla, os Elestra, schr Araiea, se Bingamon, ss Abnoba, se ‘Vincennes, as Leota, as Adria, ss Aby- dos, xs Oclwin, as Arcademia, ss Pe- uta, ss Birkiand, Pacific Engineering works—ds Sewickly. Beattie North Pacific yards--Se iconium, ne Askawake, os Yakiok. Standard Oll company—#e D. G. Scofield. Gullowsen-Grei Engine works— Motor sehr H. GC Hansen. PORTLAND, Ore., July 9.—Cattle—Re | colts, 29 hea | @in. Hoge—Receipts, 84 head; market is strong. Prime mixed, $21@21.50; medium mixed. $20.50@20.75; rough heavies, $19 @19.25; ples, $18.50@19.50; bulk, $21@ $21.25. hee p—Receipis, dy. Prime lambs, medium Jamba, $9@12 wathors, $6@ Rutter. By 45 hea $12@15 market 9 fair to Selected local ext do Hene--26@ 268 per 1b; broilers, 216260 per Cnecee- 37@.39¢ per Ib, NEXT SUNDAY, JULY 13th, HOOD ‘CANAL There is no prettier cruise anywhere than that up Hood canal. ‘The excursion will go to Union City, at the head of the canal, and the entire trip made in daylight. BROOKS’ WHANGDOOD! LE ENTERTA! AND JAZZ ORCHESTRA WILL FUR NISH MUSIC ALL DAY S. 8. WHATCOM Leaves Colman Dock 9 A.M. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. MAIN 3993 COLMAN DOCK, handle it at half the price become a retarding facor in butter movements, Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers fon Vegetables and Frait Asparague—Local, per td Beans Wax, per Tb. Reeta—Loca Cabbage—Winnt alt, Dances Caalifiower—Per dex, Barley— | Ground | Clipped Oate- chop Tallow, Ni tT Ceeal Markets © regular grade, the trade will and it VEGETABLES Green, per Tb. . er se rote New Cal. per sack... a Cal. Austratian brown Stockton new . Parsiey—Dox, bunches Peanut Butter—Par %. - Potatoes—Per ton— <e--Per ton Local, Rhabarb——roeal Local hothouse, 19 Ti Imperial valley, ¢basket crate. ‘eratpe—Local, per dor bunches Grape Frult—Per box, Cal Weney—Comb, Strained Manges—Piorida, per @ Oranges —Per hor— ‘Valencias, 126 180. Badger rick, Seoleen cases do case lots. lo No. 2... Block Swiss Fancy Wheel Swiss. New potatoes from Kennewick | ached the local market for the st time this season Tuesday, They Id at 4% cents per Ib. Soft fruits still hold the market ith prices a little lower than first | uotations, While carload lots of | uit from Bastern Washington are ring to all parts of the countr tle has been receiving only that uit which could not withstand a ng railroad journey, And yet our prices are on as strong a level as arkets all over the country The surplus of cheap grade but ron the local market is growing alarmingly. Altho quotations on this ptoduct have ballen way be! Jow | not ha. Rolled Local Minnesota .... Minnesota rolled PY, Y Sean’ ranch. full ‘atewthy D pelts, long wool, each... .3 medium wo wort wool, each, shearling fint-dry w Even the brunet insists on tate| treatment. Shares (par value ok 00) of the Full Paid and Non-Assessable Capital Stock of the A APPRAISAL: REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER AGT.: DEPOSITORIES: FUTURE: LISTING: tee that its businesp will be guarantee its eoncerned. at Subscriptions will be received direct Feserved te accept or reject an: 130 Locust 5182—3—4——6 New ¥ Atlantic x. % i. Be we do not guerantes it we believe it if New York S Stock | Report | ei NEW YORK, July ket opened stron: opened at 113%, up %: Unit 5 Stores at 19946, up 1%; Baldwin at 113%, a States Rubber at 126% CHICAGO, July ings, Shorts expected the ieee report to be bullish and Saecided to} get under cover, Provisions eased off. July corn opened at $1.93%, down 4c, | and advanced to $1.97%; September corn opened down ‘ec, at $1.92, and rose to | 41.96%; December corm opened at $1.61 down jc, and in subsequent trading! gained 1 hee. First Prize, Ten prizes, $10.00 each, Walter Durtom, 157 Stas: 1, Ovingtes, KR. F. D. Ne. 1, To the thor their participation in ¢! We Offer Subject to Prior Sale Atlas Petroleum Corporation ized under the laws of the State of Delawar: 5 ‘ Authorized CAPITALIZATION: — Author's 0 nnares Outstanding (including present’ offering) o- iho.00e Shares é ' Comprise about 23.200 acres of off and gan na located tn Marton County, West Beer PROPERTIES: Viretnia, Button and Kdwards Countion, Texas. The West Virginia ; sven territory in the prolific Mannington District. The Texaa Rold~ d°tpon the well-known Bdwards Plateau, and were originally selected and Trees of Pittsburgh, more than @ year ago. The u in believed by numerous geologists and oil operators to overile the naylvania formation which has proven #0 pre fields. There are now seven p ncing wells upon the West Virginia properties, Well No. § DEVELOPMENT: ariting and there ‘are locations for at, len ven more. Three locations hate the ‘Texas t rinl and equipment for whiem are on the ground and operations ing conducted as rapidly as possible. ‘The properties of the Corporation both in West Virginia and Texas are equipped | EQUIPMENT: with standard rigs, casing, cable, strings of tools, automobiles, motor trucks, ware= conservative estimate of the value of the assets of the Corporation su book value for the stock comparing favorably with the price of the present offering, ‘The Corpor ‘The present management advises that no application will be made to list the eteck. ‘This is in line with the policy adopted by the Btandard Oil Companies. Thie teswe is recommended as a speculation that satisfactorily lessens the inherent risk of «@ » with « financially interested mai The legality of this issue hes been approved by EDGAR J. PERSHING, Attorney Law Land Title Bullding, Philadelphia, Pa. subscription and to allot a lesser number of shares than subscribed for. Price $8.50 Per Share Winslow Taylor & Compam Pittebus Unientown, Pa The iets dive contained heres | Washington Oil Land Judges of the riddles in our contest vote these people the winners: Velma Irene Ogden, 208 Alabama 6t, Bellingham, Wash. following: HM. Parrish, 708 Kast Fifth St. EUensbergs, Wash. Mra. Myrtle Weedcock, Bex 13, Freitiand, Wash. Alfred T. Jomes, 3619 Nertom Ave., Everett, Wash. © L. Webber, 6417 8. Warner St, Se, Tacoma, Wash. Mra. M. K. Sint, Cashmere, Wash. F. D. MeCabe, 250 Colman Building, Seattic Mrs. H. J. Turner, 3110 Broedway Ave. Kverett, Wash. joe G. Ryan, 1116 19th Ave. Seattle. nda of others who submitted riddies, but were uneuccesstul, we want to extend our sincere thanks for contest, aewuring all that the high standard of the STAFF beverages which tn- epired se many good thoughts will always be maintained Hemrich Bros. Sail, roy, Matt Repteots Company, 150,000 , #te, In fact everything necessary to complete the work now under jon has no bonds—no preferred stock- FINANCIAL; Provide cash for future devel and, fice for the contemplated acau development ALEXIS I. 4uPONT, Wiimingt FFIC Secretary E. 1. duPont de OFFICERS & BDWARD. B. TUCH, Ol Op DIRECTORS: Menard, ‘Texas, and Parkersburg, W. Va. C. A, PATERREON, Wilmington. Delaware, nt de Nemours men's compensat m Board. Olt Oper! Pind Macksburg, Ohio. CORPORATION GUARANTES AND TRUST CO, Land Title Bidg., Philadelphia, Pa. UNION TRUST & DEPOSIT CO., Parkersburg, W. Va. MENARD, Menard, Texas MPANY, Wilmington, Del. PEOPLES BANKING & TRUST CO’, Marietta, Ohio. » Met of the men tn = that the properties of the Corporation ean be uecessfully and profita and" intesrity plage proven capabilities developed best interests of all nagement whese conducted and the properties SYLVESTER D. hap ot sheers aR, Attorney a Ford Building, Wilmington, Del, ed or from and own broker. The the undersi, is “MAIN OFFICE: SOUTH ae STREET PHICKDELBC' EA. pa DAnOH =a Pa, Pa. has been obtained from what we regard as reliable sources and while te be accurate. os LOWEST RA’ CALIFORNIA 8 TRNGites rong FREQUENT SAI Ss. Ss. Halcnems. Salt McCORMICK LE Cherry | and Leases FOR SALE |> Government, State and Private Title H. E. WILLS CO. 618 Second Avenue, Seattle. ‘July s pr ews Al wf at the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE $100.00 one to each of the ding, Seattle Bex 33, Renten, Wash. doesnt = enjoy them