The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1919, Page 13

Fant, BUY A USED TRUCK SEN You ¢. AN B NEW tro'your SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR CO. EB. Pike at BAST 100, lth Ave. STAGE in A-1 V DANDY cars in now They're all order, and priced far below fctual worth A A big 7-pass. § tires, oniy OM for 8 and more; Kine 8, T-pass.: perfect 8 Stuta Powerful motor; dandy shape; ¥ New Promier, big 6, T-pass.; swell ORF. $1,950. Car Emportum, 12th & FE. Pine, THE TRAFFIC TRUC' HE LOWEST PRICED 400 POUND. CAPACITY TRUCK IN Tre WoRLp. EMONSTRATION, AN ton, DELI ERED TO YOU SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR CO. Pike at llth Ave. EAST 100. WATCH FOR 0 iy bepers. We're ru als, and if you're you can't afford to over- ie our ‘dandy bunch of used cars, cash, Pine. pec. PERFE porium, 12th & KE. Pine. NE ‘EAST 2651, AUTO ACCESSORIES OPS, TOP COVE! rs, curtains, carpets, cushions, and open car upholatery, of description. Special atten Siven to repairs and al tore and courteous IFIC AUTO TOP CO, 314 E. Pike St. je Main 4243. Seattle, Wash. MACHINERY FC DRYMEN, NOTIC cupola, 1 fan, 1 rattler, i bake i ladles, flasks, sand, trucks, Hows, sieves, etc, for sale as a _ Whole or by piece, at reasonable H. S. HENDRICKSON 418 Boston Block. 4863. Elliott 2022. ervice. East RIC MOTOR, DR W. Montelius Price or sale. Main 919. 624 Ist S. ‘AND BONDS WE WILL SELL kane Wyoming . Mines VE. BUYING ORDERS FOR Moora. ‘Western | Smeltin: Beacon Coal and Western Pet. Our brokerage or- jon is complet Ask us for ai Stock Brokers Elliott see. 618 Second Av. Bonds. Wai Savings Stamp: real eitat sitomatic Train Control Burglar Alarm Co. JAX WINKLER Fe Yur és tt 850. 214 Union St. SAVINGS STAMPS AND at RTY BONDS BOUGH’ McConahy, $17 American Bidg.. a nr Madi: BONDS AT emall discount; 4 ee ee pay- eri, Trceine as and itamps. AR "By acting promptly, you may acaut for oaly 200 per county and a royalty of $5 per machine, « li- to manufacture, or assemble under my exclusive pa improvement that. r colder and cleaner, ful and — self: Parta can be. purchased quantity, and can be readily put together anywhere with litt! labor and no machinery. deliveries. Quick turnover. mendous, profits. | Every home, farm and store Prospect. very unusual opportunity, and now js the time to get in. Terri; tol being closed Don't walt if you can vanity: "red wy Chi cago, 1 RY AT ‘Wolf, 327 N. We' R SALE—STE Petersburg, Alaska. te Jaundry rf cauipped with the beat ines, and has tub baths. Petersbur most, prosperous and the laundry is doing a profit- ble bi The owners have Dusiness, and cannot give it tention. This is a money mak- ing proposition for a man and wite. particulars address Gitisens’ Laundry, Petersbur WANTED — INFORMATT Weerain good business for sale. nd hon te Cc. C. 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Smith Rid | | | | Chiropractor CA, TRAUR—Graduate of two Los Angeles Chiropractic colleces. Free examination. 8. ANED A gles of value. The Reliable, 907 Third ave. Physicians ana Surgeons vison — Women ainorders tendjieted” 4819. Stone wav: Green Lake car, North 2258. Stove egos) ir st halt haieaing Bee Turkish Baths Ath ave, Blectric cabinets, thera- ur mi su Py Halty, Lou Myers, chiro my #1 bdint? mech o-therapist. Phone Main 3219, day or night. dunk ALASKAWUNK CO. 1120 First ave. §._ Elliott 3291. Storage DRY, FIREPROOF ST CESS EB Warehouse. Central storaye Co. White Bidg. LEGLESS SOLDIERS wat 387! Elliott Write | south, jclops at 4:20 p BIG STEAMER LINE FOUNDED South America SAN» FRANCISCO, $8,000,000 fh neiseo July 12.—An plying between San nd the Pacific ports of outh America and Mexico became @ reality today thru of the Rolph Mail Steamship com- pany. Mayor James Rolph is head of the new concern, one firm Rolph's shipping hereto- fore affiliated with several organt- zations Rolph is president and the other officers are: David Ewart, vi president; R, H, K, Smith (former- ly head of the Gulf Mall company), general operating manager; J. F. Stellinig, secretary-treasu’ The new concern has ers and sailing vessels. these were built at the Rolph ship- yards at Eureka, 21 steam- DE! P SEA VESSELS Sighted Off the Cape (From U, 8. Weather Bureav) D, July 12.—8 A. M wind east, A bull ia ; ae HB. Ba M.—Passed in Lobo at 6:50 p. oaeW. 6:10 p.m. 6 P. M.—Cloud 11 miles an hour, Passed out Motor schr Lassen at 2:40 p. m.; ae Cy- m, Passed tn: Ss Muk- Chas, Nelson at 5 py Cioudy; wind south, miles an hour, Passed in: A. Mit steamer at 11 a.m. Passed out; 88 Hor ace X. Baxter at 10:49 a, m.; s# Wet Inlay at 12:4 PORT ANC S, July 12.—Salled 8 a Bs Annette Rolph at 9:40am. Arrived at Seattle July 12—8« Admiral Rodman from Southeastern Alaska via Ceean Falls, B. at 5:45 a. m. uly ‘iGo Alaska from Southwestern and Southeastern Alaska at 8:4 sf‘aicnmond from San Pedro va Point Wells at $ p. m.; ss Queen from San Francisco; ss Wakena from Powet! River, B. C., via Vancouver, B. C.; s# Anyox from Tacoma, Sallead From Seattle July 1284 Kashima Maru for Yoko: hama, Kobe, ki, Shanghal a Hongkong at power pont Mt. Hamilton for tr mi for Fverett m.; r Tacoma at 10 a, mj ma at 4:25 8, m July 11-—Ss Governor for San Pedro via San Francisco and Victoria, at it Bnet me Nesne City for 1 5 m.; ss Rainier for San Francisco at 4 pm. im: Alaska Vessels JUNEAU--Sailed July 11: 8s City of Seattle southbound at 3 a. m.; a Jeffor- son southbound at PETERSBURG—#all a Jur 11: Be Jot- ferson southbound at KETCHIKAN—Salle *Suly Ti: Ba Ad- miral Evans southbound at 11 a. m.; sa Princess Mary northbound at 1 a, m. Other Ports BALBOA—Arrived July 10: Sa Oxette Seattle, SAN PEDRO—Balled July 11; Bs Taaho for Vancouve: BAN FRANCISCO—BSailed July 12: Se F. 8 Yoop for Seattle at 2 a. m, rived July 12: 8a Multnomah from Se: Bellingham a vt July it: t Sound navy y Schley from Seattle at 2 a. 1 t 2p. m. Sailed July 9: Ss Silver Shell for Se- ttle. POINT REYES—Passed July 12: Sa D. G, Scofield for Ban Pedro at 7 a. m, ASTORIA—-Arrived July 12: Se West Islay from Seattle at 7 a. m. VICTORIA, B. C.—Arrived July 12: Se Governor from Seattle at 6 a. m., and de- parted for San Pedro via San Francivco at Sa. m. Arrived July 11: Ss Cyclops from Seattle at § a. m., and dey Manila via ports at 10 a. July 11; S# Cordelia for Vancouver, B. at 3:40 p.m. Passed out July 11: 8 ‘anadian Volunteer for Halifax; ss ¥! for Hongkong via ports JENESS—Pansed in July 11: Se Elmsport for Port Townsend at 12:20 p. Seattle towing bas 1 ; ae Ata gosan Maru for Everett at 6 p.m. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived July 11: Sa Elmsport from trial trip at 2 p. m, and proceeded for Honolulu at 2:10 No, Alaska for Seattle at 5:40 p. Everett at 9:45 p. GUARD AT FUNERAL |= | LONDON, July 12.—Legless men | formed a guard of honor at the! funeral of Col. G. H. B. Coats, who had given the last four years of his life to the welfare of limbless men. Behind the 50 legless soldiers who rode in the funeral procession—men who had@ lost both legs—marched 100) men who had each lost an arm. The! path to the cemetery was lined with | another 200 men on crutches, each of | whom had lost one leg. Canadian soldiers fired a salute over Col. Coats’ grave. Z|PRICES GO UP WHILE FOOD IS IN STORAGE! BOSTON, July 12.—Despite that in| many cases exorbitant food prices | are prevailing today, the cold stor-| age warehouses in this state have | reported to the state department of | health the storage of 17,750,000 pounds of food during the past) month. The storage of butter, meat and fish is considerably less than during | the past years, but the poultry stor- | STRAW HATS SUFFER WHEN CHINESE RIOT N. A. Special to The Star, HANKOW, July 12.-Hankow has had @ straw hat day! It was im- promptu and it was staged to show contempt for all things Japanese. Hundreds of Chinese stationed them- selves between the British settle- ment and the Chinese quarter and snatched all straw hats from the heads of passersby and wrecked them. The demonstration was made on the supposition that all straw) hats are imported from Japan. More | than 90 Japanese stores in Hankow have been attacked by rioters and the entire British police force has been kept busy as well as the native police quelling disturbances. GET $11,000 FROM DAVIS SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.—"Dia- mond Field Jack” Davis, noted Ne- vada mining camp character and “daddy” of the present Tonopah boom, reported to the police today that pickpockets relieved him of $11,- 000 in mining securities. “I'll pay a reward and agree not to prosecute Hit the thief returns the securitie: Davis told the police. | River southbound at 10 p. m. tHe Rainier for Ban F Aprived July 11: 8s Cordelia from Port San Luis. Saled July 11: 88 Empress of Asia for Hong- kong via ports. BELLINGHAM—BSalled July 11: Motor chr Laasen for San Pedro; achr Fearless for Ban Francisco in tow of Tillamuck at 7 p.m. KVERETT—Arrived July 11: fw Ata- gosan Maru ffom Yokohama and Kobe, Arrived July 12: 8# W. 8. Porter from Gaviota; s# Queen for Seattle. MUKILTEO—Arrived Jul Chas, Nelson from San ¥ | of ne Muktiteo, 0 \L8—Arrived July 11: Bee No. 95 from San Pedro in tow of #8 Rich- mond. TACOMA—Arrived July 12: Se Eyota from Seattle; ss Fulton from Beattle, Ar- rived July 11: 8# Nome City from Seat- le; sa Wilmington from San Francisco at 1p. m Sailed July 11; Ss Quitticas for Newport News for orders. Wireless Reports Canadian Government July 10-88 Napora eight miles south of Cape Mudge southbound at & p. m.; 98 Alaska off Noble Island southbound at § Pp. m.; 88 Admiral Rodman off Adams | 88 Admiral Nicholson off Bella Bella southbound at 7:20 p.m. U. 8. Naval Communication July 11—86 Rainier, Seattle for San Francisco, 32 mile from Seattle at § Pp. m.j ne Northwestern off Gabriola Reet northbound at 8 p. m.; a» Horace X. Bax- ter, Tacoma for San Pedro, 924 miles from San Pedro at & p. m.; s» Wash- tenaw, Port San Luis for Portiand, 11 miles from Portland at 8 p. m, Vensels in Port at Seatt Smith Cove terminal 12: Bee isco in tow rthern pler—Ss Yetorofu Maru. terminal—Motor sehr Beno 8, Heather. Power scht Mt, Hamilton, Dolaura, Pier 7—Power schr Ruby. Pier 5—8s Genchu Maru, Pier 1—Su Albert Metin. Pier 2—Ss Alaska. Pier A--8s Admiral Knight, ss Admiral Rodman. Pacific coal bunkers—S# Alfalkey, lght- ship Umatilla, Hanford st. terminal Ardema, Atacy st. terminal. 8, 8, Burnside, Skinner & Eddy yards—8# City jorado Springs, Kelbock. k—Se Gaffney, #9 Batten, | wchr Oceania Vance, ‘a W. yacht —Ss Fort Wright, ss ae yarde—Be West Ielote, on Weet Te- Niladn & Kelex yarde—Sa Adway, as worth. Bos- Elliott Bay drydock—Motor schr Sem7nel- | tind, am & Babcock—8s Cenina, bge Co- | Pacific Engineering works—fs Sewickly, Seattle North Pacific yards—S« Icontum, a Askawake, ss Yaklok, Lake Union yards—Ss Rush, 8 Fort Har- Fleet to Ply From Frisco to} incorporation | which pools in| Many of) fainter at 6 | Ba 8. Porter | wind | PROTEST RAISE | INFERRY RATE East Lake Washington Peo- ple Plan Fight To protest against the fares for autos on the citizens of the Lake Washington Kirkland Saturday night at o'clock, and plan a fight to have rates restored to their former Increase of county fi east side will meet level j The commissioners at pir meeting early in the week sed the auto fares on all county county ‘ "| ferries Ferries Kirkland, jare affected by the raise. A committee will be appointed at Saturday night's meeting to the county ” “commissioners Monday. operating to |Copper Quotations NEW YORK, July 12.—Copper to day was quoted here at 21 cents a |pound, the highest of the year. Predictions were made that renewal of trade with Germany would create an export demand which would send the price to 26 cents. | WANT FERRY To RUN Seeking to change the |terminus of the Kirkland ferry from Madison park to the south nd of Lake Unton, the members Jof the Lake Union Improvement lub met in the Chamber of Com- | mere om Friday night Seattle | | rison, sa Fort Jackson, | #8 Addison, ton, # Boughton, sa Boweamont, an Bourneville, bee W. | H. Smith, «8 Amik, sa Cineas, aa Fort Capraria, s* Abill Blestra, schr ss Bingamon, Abnoba, as ota, #8 Adria, ae Aby- Mm | guta, an Birkiand, #s Academia, | Union Pacific pier—Ss Talyu Maru. |masents Oil company—S8s Richmond, rs-Brown—Sa West Henshaw Gelecemsarel Mag ine work sehr H. C. Hansen. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES | Motor see | TO SOUTH LAKE UNION| Bellevue, | | Local | Markets "| Cantaloupes day morning, | stoe ks on the |new shipm here from Northern ¢ next week ¢ lower quotations New local #puds are the market. They a consumptle but they stand being shipped a Jers still comp » margin in quotat first and second & cheaper stuff has becc fi were due nts sched to local ma e drug on the market, * Page Resigns as || U. S. Ambassador PARIS, July 12.—(United Pream j=, Thomas Nelson Page has resigned as American ambassador to Italy, it Des came known t afternoon. Brand Whitlock, former minister to Bek sium, will succeed him ‘AGED MAN DROWNS WHILE SWIMMING Found floating face down in Lake Washington, Fred Koch, 74, retired building contractor, 5549 Holly sty, was discovered urday morning, 16 feet from shor the foot of Myrtle st. by Dr i. Lowrie, Koch had been bathing, and is Bee lieved to have drowned after suffer ing from cramps. He was taken to Holly and city doctors sum- moned. Artificial respiration failed to restore life. BANK CLEARINGS Seattle $8,” 1 Clearings Balances Tacoma rings Balances . Spokane . 670,381.00 425,494.00 rings Balances Portland |New York Stock Report | | | Clearings al 1) | Balances . NEW YORK, July 12.—The stock mar- | 4q opened strong. United States Bteel Jopened at 112, up %; Marine pref 122%, up %; Marine com at up tai Central Leather at 108%, up 1% che up fractionally at the opening. Clear Stores made x new, hish rafter the opening United States Btee! 1%; Studebaker, 1 y ff %: United Ci Stat —s0| ‘ tur reased When come | irmer kes 1 | Chicago Market Report | &- arket Hed to wifrnia. early predict ——* appearing on fair for could 1; Cruet r any distance | jain of th ions between | rades, ‘The a verita 12-—The Automo- and Motor union campaign to oust the governm petrol controller. Officials of the organizations assert that the present supply of motor’ and cloned at up 2%e, at $ a Tie opened at $1.94% LONDON July association have launched New York Markets NEW YORK, July 12.—Coffeo—spot 23% per Ib; Aantos, 28\%e per Ib, Sugar—Centrifugal, per Ib, ome P ; n gained 1c le, and sub c quently rose to Sle High Low Prices Paid Wholean for Vegetables and Fralt VEGETABLES Medina and Mercer island | Asparague—Local, per 1. ane—Wax, per Mb |_ a Reet * VESSEL wovements | Reach Year Record, Union, as Chesterfield, ss Puyallup, as | ~ Cherries. | Cal. Avstratian brown . Stockton new ... Texas Rormudas, per 6 ralev—Dow. bunch: Feenut Batter—Per tb. Pot etted ‘Gem KE Wash. regraded New Cal, Garnet, per tb New 1. ‘Aan Strawberries Tomatoes— Local hothouse, 10 The. Imperial vatiey, éeha | Turnipe—toeal, per dox New Callfo Fours rnin, per sack. ™ i t | fuel is unlimited and that the price should be d 12 cents a gale lon immediately $1.94 Je enters 1 93% rec "Portland Market Report is Jaly 3836 ttle-—Re- 49.010; to fair and July 12,—F prime firsts, 6 tter FRANCISCO, z é por | Be per Ib be Eee. letm, 48¢ Ch firnts Potatoes $202.25 per white, $2.1 a r per Onions Extras, per dor. California flats, fancy, per Ib, Old crop, cental 51 tee per doz; extra pul- one ate per steer: com) to fair \y 5 to cholee $5@9.50 j to cho dium (butts, $4 Hoge. strong Oregon burbanks, Washington ro , white, § Yellow, $4.50@4.75 per cental. 15; rough hea $15.90@19; bulk sin 40@19.90; 50@ Receipts, » DENVER 400 head $15 we calves, $15@ 14,50. Hoge— Receipts strong. Top, $22.10 °. 120 head; @ 12; fair to men — $68; wethers, July 12 ket strong heifers, Watter—Loray Steers, § $5.50@ 10 200 head; market ts bulk of wales, $21.90 op higher Receipts, Lambs, 256 head; market is $16@16.90; ewes, $6@ tb. er New Wisconsin triplets do Y. A. Oregon and Washington triplets Badger brick, broken cases, CO) er Oregon brick, broken cases. do cane tote. . Limburger, No. 1. 4 4. |_ Public Markets" ! RECORD PRICE FOR HOGS. CHICAGO, July 12.—Hogs | the record price of $25 per 100 Ibs, the stockyards here today. The ket opened with $22.90, yest close, as the high, but bridged gap to $23 after spirited t kers believed prices were due fi Block Rwisn Fancy Wheel Swiss, SANITARY | a, 4 whole pink sale | rea’ watinon salmon backs, liberty steak nf | 5. ballin be » Stal! halibut, Soe, 5be, annii sal ——% i 5 The » , 18¢ r canning, Stalls ‘club sausage, th.; liver, 100 punches CORNER fresh salmon, Stall 14, le fresh early vartetien, ndard hox Wash. Royal Ann Pie, per erate artarians lack Republicans Currants —Per crat Hem—-R6 Kor pokes igs Cal, aried STRAMERS LEAVE YROM COLMAN||(, DOCK, FOOT OF MARION srRKET|| Money Lae’ Beattic Beattie Victoria, B. C.—Pert Tewneend—Port Angeles T [Mteamer Gel Dee, for) f 18pm mid- (Townsend, Angeles| daily night jand Victoria. *Does not go thrnl Arrive} | arly Plome—cal Formosa sees apherriesSurnner ‘atermelona— » i white | Almonds—-Per ™. . | Atl Titdnm || Feith pratt lines for alll Ipetnte on Olymplel Inentnan' am ponte. SundaviTownnend, Port Wit-! ‘Thea.'tama, Dimeeness and! There. |Port Anestes, 1 Gren throne [Neak Rew on men! lev and Thureday! Itrtn, ! Port Garbe—T nll —Pactor TiMaM Re, City of Aneeton.! Thee, lfor etl potnta th th Thurs. San Juan islands. Man” itmalnw, Port Gamble Wea eRaneor anf all! Thurs, ._Inointn on Mood Canal! Sat. Potnta marked °* are boat landings Passengers for these points for ether boat landing pointe must make thetr own arrangements for landing. end asmume all risk Manitity tn making such landin mn Timenger rate dese nek tualude seat Janding charges. Habdiiity te Mmtted to wear- not to exceed $1 PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. ‘Ticket Office, Colman Deck, John E. Fekce & Co. Southwest iti MUST sell yours, cet what ie: “Ba werth the NATIONAL BANK OF MMERCE Madisen 6t. | | Breril Nate—Per | Cocoamute—Per dow. Fitherte—Per Th Walnut Manchurlan Rinck Walnres—Per Th. . | Cegnato-viratate Keyeton Peeans—Per To. DAIRY PROUDU +. aT UCTS ; | Prices Pald to Skippers enn Ratter—Locad ery Oregon extras Ranch, fancy fatter Fat . je Tocal, wtri oily” r Worh, Rings ; Wholesale Nets Soft shell, per tb. country” ream 2.0002.50) s.05@s.40 every transactio: tomers are accorded tesy consistent with sound ness judgment. 4% javings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check = Cord. pon te Invited, WESTLAKE f-eealing fruit Jars, pts 61.00@82.00 63,0047 65.00 65.00 67.00 | potatoes, Beets | © head; tomato 00) 2 Te fresh ground peanut butter, [any kind of milk, "9 |chase; home made Stall 130, 3-t. can M. J. chocolate, 96e; 26, B. 3 cans Duten | GRAIN Libe Bonds—| Special to dealere—Small of stocks carried ,on margin partial payment plan. PINE 8T, Sugar and’ soap stall, den or Co-Operative milk, pure cane sugar, $9.75 per 100 White “fia ‘Carnation, Bor- | 12%e* can; | tha, Cantaloupes, be 1 large peaches, Stalls 24-% 6 pens, aaket Annex, 2 cans tom: 1 Grocery, > . “i8.| eben! ‘tlakeen, Mont ( SAFE DEPOSI] BOXES #4 to $30 Per Year. Title Trust Co. | am bia Irs to elimt 1 halibut, 15e i. Stall 1623, red ; new Alaska herring, | Stall 20, sugar and flour | id whole salmon, «tae | black co : snapper. 1 10 | tor ne tn. hd Dry salt hides. Dry calfskins, 5 the do No, | Horse hides, ‘green ‘or salted, ea. 300@ 00 Horse hides, dry, enc Wool, clean ranch, full, growth Sheep long wool, each Sheep medium wool, ea. Sheep wool, each, Sheep 55 | Sheep pel 45 | Tallow, N: 45) Tallow, N and under, No, AUD sleen, ECONOMY Chinook satmon, je Mh, ; red saimor but cheeks, 15¢ Th.; black cod, 2 Tha. 2c. 2 ples, 10c | t.; new freestone | peaches, 2 20¢ doz. ; fresh currants, 3 TOwnlt nt Say This? @ ivan Ca HE man who CAN is in an enviable position. By being known as the possessor of a property in his own ‘right, he has the respect of his fellow townsmen and the confidence of his friends. Home own- ership is a MORAL as well as a physical asset. By all means, get into the HOME owning class! Do not DELAY making the START! It is never quite CONVENIENT to be- gin saving toward a home. Always there are other and seemingly more’ UR- T ways for the money. The man who GETS there has to be COLD-BLOOD- ED about it—has to take his few dollars to the real estate agent and PLANK DOWN a DEPOSIT on a BUILDING LOT somewhere and SYSTEMATICALLY work off the balance, Once the LOT is yours, any number of ways will open for IMPROVING the property. The bank or building and loan association, or the real estate people who sell you the land will be glad to improve it for you. Ninety per cent of the homes in this country were bought on small pay- ments. The main thing necessary is to have the right SLANT on life, be at- tentive to your JOB, and of a thrifty turn of mind. The rest will follow natur- ally as June follows January. The Home Builders’ Page of The Star is bright with opportunity for people aspiring to home-ownership. Consult it TODAY. It will lead you to YOURS!