The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1919, Page 13

hs sees ‘ieee x THE SEATTLE STAR_SATURDAY. JULY 19, 1019. 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES IF YOU HAVE A DESIRE To own an automobile, and would @ppreciate the expert opinion of a careful adviser in the selection of ® car, bear in mind that our ex- Pert opinion has been exercised in every car we have traded in. It must bear our reful investiga- tion and pass a rigid test before we buy it. ie ut Customers who have bought our 4 used cars are always willing and " anxious to advise others to do i likewise, because our policy is of =) the square deal order. TLL SAY 80, BARGAINS FOR THE CAREFUL ‘ ‘ BUYER 1918 Studebaker 1918 Briscoe 640 Hudson 1914 Cadillac 1914 Studebaker ........s+00+ 1917 Maxwell roadster ...... 1917 1916 Grant 6 roadster ........ Overland Mitchell .... Ford Buick big 6. |491T Buick MITCHELL MOTOR & SERVICE CO. 605 E Pine St. East 8413. 199 MAXWELL SEDAN; WIRE wheels; 5 tires; used some as dem- Onstrator: will’ make special price or give you good tri Maxwe! all-weather top; 5- touring car; in good condi- good tires; a bargain at $850 | 1918 5-passenger Maxwell ......$700 _ 1926 5-passenger Maxwell ......$450 Bae A oe. S-pascenger; bebe = THOM see eee ene oa Mitchell, 7-passenger ......3950 "1917 Oakland, 5-passenger ......$750 “2916 Oldsmobile “8".............$850 "1917 Ford Coupe ............+- +8600 Overland . $200 16 Studebaker . $500 USED CAR DEPARTMENT | SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES Co. { DISTRIBUTORS MAXWELL CHANDLER ‘Ath AVE, Bet. PIKE & UNION STS. THE ALL-AMERICAN HOUSE 1-ton FORD, full top, od DOGY cee eeeeeeece cece es BATS FEDERAL, platform % dy and cad we ® "1,000 T tru ton STANDARD, bod: 2 windshield , Deay, Se body, ah 2,800 “The All-American House” East Pike and 11th Ave. Pipast 100 LIGHT AND ECONOMICAL CARS 117 Chevrolet Touring $500 17 Chevrolet Roadster. + 500 1918 Chevrolet Touring. + 675 1918 Chevrolet Roadster. ~ 650 1919 Chevrolet Roadster ... + 675 1917 Ford Roadste! + 400 1917 Dort Chummy Roadster.... 775 1916 Chevrolet Baby Grand. + 550 1918 Maxwell Touring... 750 1916 8S. B. ” Roadster......... 500 1917 8. B. Chummy Roadster 900 1917 Dodge Roadster....-.+--.-. 725 ‘We have more to choose dee ‘W. 8. DULMAGE MOTOR CO. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 1407 Tenth Avenue East 544 Open Evenings i nel , 7 SEVEN-PASISENGER REO, IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH GOOD 4 TIRES; AN EXCELLENT CAR | FOR JITNEY OR STAGE; CAN BE pe oY povcHT ON REASONABLE a ey TERMS. ry ‘WESTERN MOTOR SALES CO,, Inc. 904 E. Pike Street East 658 EDDY. | A FORD | _shape; 50| WESTERN MOTORS SALES CO., Inc. SVT SCHSSSHG OOOO DODO ALL MAKES WHAT? REST CARS IN SEATTLE RASY TERMS WALK IN—RIDE HENRY Mo! OMOBIL} 616-618 B PHONE BAST 2651 ALL GOOD THE ovr 3ACH co. Pike St. 29 POFODD0OOHO0009 us 11_used Bu 5-passengers suarante hanically | for im- wish isi? ELL” ROADS’ AXW ondition, $565, 40. TTL HOMES, $760 nodfellow's ad on page 9% BUG, IN SPLENDID good tires. Bast 640, \TED—AUTOMOBILES ~~ LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES 64 FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS | oo0000 e000 ooo | WE ARE HOLDING A SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL USED TRUCKS NOW ON HAND. THESE TRUCKS HAVE BEEN THOROLY GONE OVER AND PUT IN FIRST CLASS CONDI- TION, THEY CAN BE TRIBD AT ANY TIME Packard 5-ton $1,800 Kelly 3%-ton 2,500 Moreland 2%4-‘on 000 Dorris 2%-ton .... seve 1,400 Wilson 2-ton 2 1,500 Denby 2-ton . + "950 Federal 1%-ton . 850 Federal 2-ton, worm drive, with good transfer body Maxwell l-ton .... Practically new. Ford, ‘worm drive truck with bod: Menominee, 1,500 pounds ‘We also have several Ford deliveries and one-ton trucks ranging in price from $400 to $650 See Them at 904 E. Pike Street East 558 000 0000 eo0000 THE TRAFFIC TRUCK IS THE LOWEST PRICED 4,000-POUND Ske or 4 x RUCK I ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION. $1,635..... De! SHIELDS-LIVENGOOD MOTOR COMPANY E. Pike and 1ith Ave. East 100 livered to you ee ne.) on 68 AUTO ACCESSORIES XUTO TOPS, TOP COVERS, SEAT covers, Re pero carpets, cushions, closed and ot upholstery of i Used Car Emporium, 12th & B. Pine) m a 11” Ce Werte 98 PERSONAL “PORTTIVELY highest pr ONDS. gold, Iver, elry, ‘watches NSA MIS FOR TUR its original color guaranteed. Gray- 219 Railway Ex- , Seattle, Wash NOGRAPHER RE Sau American Rubber Bide... mail address city? Important S HAIRS. $1.50 HOX, WILL & ly with Mehlhorn P.O. to Stenzie Mfg. Co, P. an Francisco. ON CREDIT. The Lareuet Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main ‘a The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys-at-Law F_¥® HALL— ESTABLISHED 1897. General practice, All cases, Free consultation. 215 Burke Bldg. 905 Second aye. Main 73 BE. t. Schott, Downs niie, F309 and av. Consultation free. All Fees FRED FP. GORIN — Bldg. Phone Main 390, References Remington Typewriter Co. West- ern nits Co, Universal ‘Tele LU fo 504 Stewart, Main 4917, cles. ‘at Times sq. Chattel Loans MONEY TO LOAN Loans from $10 to $100 made quickly and confidentially on furniture, pianos, live stock, ete. ERS & CO. Smith Bldg, EN. 4662 . Chiropractor ay AUR—Graduate of two Los Angeles Chiropractic colleges. Free examination. Open evenings till 8. 207 Lyo: ae rd and J STROUP — actor, Graduate National School, Chicagail. Consul- tation free. 212 Denny Bld, 1408 2nd. Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering, king Jorgensen Bros, Furn, Shop. M. 38ii. Collateral Loans NEY LOANED ON ALC ARTY- cles of value, The Reliable, 907 Third ave. Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and jewelry, on moat satiatactory tei 2 8 R REMEDIAL LOANS SOCIET’ TT 235-6 EMPIRE BUILDING Second, near Madison. Dr. Kathryn Harrison — Wom disorders readjusted. 4819 Stone car every description. Special atten- ton given to repairs and altera- Brompt and. courteous’ service. Prices right. PACIFIC AUTO TOP CO. 314 EB. Pi Phone Main 4243. 3 MAC ¥ BLECTRIC & R DRILLS, imps. W. Montellus Price Co. lent or sale. Main 919. 624 Ist & %2__STOCKS AND BoxDS Liberty Bond: aw Be ‘ings Stamps 2 War Savin Pan Motor, Beacon Coal ¥ i Great Western Petroleum. iLL SELL 200 Automatic Train Control 100 Universal High Power.. 175 Cody Burglar Alarm. 100 Autolarm Co, 100 Atlas Pet. 20 Wicks Tire ... 2500 Hecla_ W; MA? 214 Union St. Elliott 850, T WILT, SELL. 1060 Alaska Petroleum, Coa! 200 Okla.-Tex. P. & Ke 100 10 Am. Nitrogen Prod. 5 Aero Alarm, common. 3000 Forks Oil .. 07 2000 Trojan Oil, Cali 09 5000 Lone Star Oil .. 01 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND Lip- ERTY BONDS “BOUGHT. 917 aah </ maay 2 _ Ide. bot WE BUY LI ER’ small discount, c, D. Bank ais partial pay- ment receipts and W. 8. Stamps, 294 Hateht Bide. 94 BUSINESY OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—STEAM LAUNDRY AT Petersburg, Alaska. The laundry is equipped with the best of may chines, and has tub and shower baths. Petersburg is one of the most prosperous towns in Alaska, and the laundry ja 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 For. particulars address "Laundry, Petersburg, _ Alaska, whe OWN AN OIL LEASE IN DIRECT ne production, near deep wells, Texas oll belt. Small payment. One acre may make you rich. Map free. Write ee Lease Syndi- cal WANTED — INFORMATION Ri- arding good business for sale. Send description. C. C. Shepard, lis, M PATENTS FOR SALE—TO SELL OR buy patents, write Patent News, wt Washingto one YOU DISCOURAGED WITH YOUR AILMENTS? DON'T DESPAIR. ‘There is hope for you in the ViIT-O-NET, for the Tesults we are accomplishing are truly marvelous. We are perfect- ing cures when all other treat- ments fall, COME TO OUR OFFICE TODAY and let us prove to you that life {8 worth while, 236 Central Building. TAI LS LOE PREC ES ie a | ECE: poenetene $250 400 w CHEAP CARS w Interstate 6, $375 Ford roadster, thal ¢. Overland, $300 Overland, $350 Chevrol 50 Dodge, $850 cage 6, 3760 ° ° (ERS AUTO! DEPT. FRANK nD Che Dae & CO. USED CAR DEPT. - PINE AT B) $5; touchups, $2.50 to $3.50; try our shampoo for blonde hair, the results will eee you, Marcelling end au arlor work done by thoroly experienced operators. ‘The very best n hatr goods on pale at half Ga pee Cd natn o or 2nd LADIES’ SHOP * Main 6507. 520 Union St. JOHN HOWANTAH, PRANK ‘aniah—tnformation wanted as to the heirs or relatives of these young men who died at Sedro- Woolley, Washington, November 6 and 7, 1918. Address Geo. D. Greene, Sedro-Woolley, Wa abouts of former -jage to pick berries in the eithe ¥, M. C, way; Green Lake car. North 2355. 3 REPATRING ~ RANGES AND water heaters my specialty. Elliott 1878. 1526 Sixth ave. Turkish Baths IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, 1408 4th av Blectric cabinets, thera- peutic jamps, tubs, Rheumatism specialty. Louis Myers, chirop- odist, mechano-therapist. Phone Main 3219, day or night. dunk x K CO, 1120 First ave. Elliott 3291, 8. Storage DRY, FIREPROOF STORAGE warehouse, Central Storage Co, White Bldg. COUNCIL WILL TAKE UP WAGE |Carmen Protest Against New Bonus Plan Objecting to granting a 12% per cent increase in pay to city ¢ who are already receiving $ 50 a month, the finance committee of the city council referred the sal ary question to the budget commit tee of the council, and the council as a committee of the whole, at a meeting Friday afternoon. Without making any recommenda tions, the finance committee will for ward to the other committees the re port of the board of public works, in which the wage increase needed is estimated at 12% per cent. Oppose Bonus Plan The Taxpayers’ league asks that the bonus system be instituted, to give the workers more money, but the street railway men’s represen tatives strenuously object to this system, and met Saturday morning with Utilities Superintendent Thom. as F, Murphine to make known thelr dissatisfaction with the proposal. Members of the Municipal Em- ployes’ District council filed with the finance committee a “Report of Liv: jing and Wage Conditions,” compiled by them for. the mayor and council, in which they set forth that living costs have gone up 71.49 per cent | during the war, while wages of city jemployes have been raised only 35 per cent. The budget will be taken up by the council as soon as individual de- partment reports on funds needed have been received. Postage Rates Are Announced | Because of the many letters sent with insufficient postage, Mr. W. Reed of the postage due department of the postoffice wishes to announce the following rates on first-class mail: Postage on letters of two ounces or less, whether sent in the Seattle vicinity or outside, is 2c, And the rate on postal cards is 1c. Wife Has Husband Held for Cruelty On complaint of his wife, who son, 23, a mill’ hand, was arrested Saturday morning by Officer W. E. Goodwin and Mrs. W. G. Briggs, and is held on an open charge, awaiting complaint to be filed by the prosecuting attorney. TO BUILD ORPHANAGE FOR ALASKA KIDDIES Under the direction of the Alaska division of the federal bureau of ed- ucation, an orphanage will be con- structed and operated at Bristol Bay, Alaska, for the 200 little children whose parents died of influenza, The schooner Ruby will take the materi- als for the: home to Alanke, SIX MORE BANKS TO OBTAIN GUARANTEE Six bank applications for admis- sion to the Washington State de positors’ guaranty fund were ap- guaranty board Friday here. When jthe six new applications are finally accepted the membership will be brought up to 103, a 50 per gent in- crease over last year. ‘ HE'S RE-TIRED NOW LAWRENCE, Mass., July 19.—J. W. Gouvin, after stealing a quantity of tires here, added insult to injury when he attempted to sell them to} Lawrence jail for a short period. Good judgment is often a lucky guess. 4 Pvitensie of Strikes Is Sweeping Over Nation WASHINGTON, July 19.—(United Press)—An epidemic of strikes ap- pears to be sweeping the nation, ac- cording to reports made to the labor department here and unofficial ad- vices received in Washington. There ig no estimate of the total number out. Demands are being made by the strikers for more money, & shorter working day, the right of collective bargaining and the right to organize shop committees. With seamen on strike all along the Atlantic coast, 28,000 railroad shopmen on 16 southeastern railroads were threatening to quit, making de- mands on the railroad administration for more money. Machin’ striking in Chicago and building tradesmen were being locked out. Boston had a street railway strike. Following is a list of the strikes reported to the labor department and to which mediators have been as- signed: Hegewisch, IL, 1,200 out at the Western Steel Car Foundry, Lebanon, N. H., strike of machin- ists and helpers, Kendrick Davis Co., want shorter hours, higher wages and shop committees, Macon, Ga., street car employes. Argo, Ill, employes of Corn Products company. Chieago, employes of the Crane Co., also boilermakers, machinists and machine trades, Five hundred out at Union Drop Forge company. (The building trades lockout has not yet been reported to the labor department). 12,000 in West. Pacific coast—12,000 employes of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company on strike, Peoria, Il., Keystone Wire com- pany, 700 walked out, St. Louis, Barbers’ union declared strike. Sapulpa, Okla., motormen and con- ductors out. Jamestown, N. D., metal polishers’ strike directed against four compan- jes. Jackson, Ohio, 200 furniture work- ers, affecting three companies. WANT BERRY PICKERS Mr. S, M, Berthiaume, in charge of the Y. M. C, A. boys’ camp at Sumner, Wash, issued an urgent call for boys of 12 to 16 years of Puyallup All boys desiring to Ko will at the boys’ department of A, Fourth ave, and valley. report Blair and her daughter, Address B-122, Star, Marion st. Centralia, Pa., 500 miners. Worcester, Mass., 500 leather work- ers. St. Louis, tefephone operators, line- men and electricians. Buffalo, N. Y., several hundred linemen, locksmiths and machinists. Fort Worth, Texas, 500 boiler makers and metal workers. Sharon, Pa., 750 employes of Sav- age Arms company against institu tion of piece work system, In addition the labor department has a long list of “threatened strikes” which have not yet strik» stage. TROUSSEAU; JILTED NORTHAMPTON, July 19.— “There isn't much chance for her now; see how many men have been killed,” was the plea of a mother for her daughter, Vera Ja- cobs, who sued Benjamin Page Clarke for breach of promise. She was awarded $75 damages. The girl stated she spent $290 for her trousseau. When the engagement was broken off she wrote Clarke: “For God's sake take me back, for it Is killing me, I don't know what to do. I can't eat, or sleep, or do anything.” Clarke asked her to forget him, saying: ‘There are plenty of fellows in the world.” SOME SCHEME, THIS! NEW YORK, July 19.—Finnish I. W. W. have it all figured how to overthrow the government. They planned, according to the Lusk com- mittee, to all get arrested, thus mak ing taxes so heavy everybody would get mad and quit paying. STEEL CRUSHES MAN Charles Van Burien, 42, of River- side, was badly crushed at 6 a, m, Saturday when he was caught be- Eddy's shipyard. Van Burien is a crane man, He was taken to the Seattle General hospital. OWL-EYES ARE TABOO NEW YORK, July 19.—Dignity got a shock here today when physicians | ruled its greatest ald—horn-rimmed glasses of the big round variety—oft said the doctors, said he had beaten her, A. L. Nel-|1 proved at a meeting of the bank|” two policemen. He will re-tire to the, reached the | ; tween two steel plates at Skinner & |? the course. They increase eye strain, | were Imperial Valley at $2.50 per crate, are considered by retail |reasonable as could be this time of the year. Turlock cantaloupes the Seattle market at $4.60 per crate. strong at $2 cto $2.50 Increased movements corn are being reported. for time this season Friday. Apricots are finishing the week Local Ma ke ’ Public Mark ! —- -+- a ee = | Local new potatoes are arriving WESTLAKE on the market in plentiful quanti-| Stam 105, 3 cans tomatoes, 400; Jar tle botath. dealer ve * |rubbers, % doz %e: No. 1 can pork and Potato dealers report a greater | Paone™ 9, large pk. Cream of Barley, amount of local spuds this year|{on stall 190 9 tow, Nead ‘ree than ever before. Quotations are 3|Rainter Rest flour, 49-%. sack, $2.50 to 3% cents per Ib. Bumar stall 10 Ths. pure cane susar Me New California garnets are being| tp wach tot Mond’ thot ah Go. stale rapidly cleaned off the local market|16-17, 2 cans Federal milk, 26e; Ball and dealers have been advised that| Mason jars, pte, 0c, ain 960; 3 enns corn 5 Mt the red pota.{O". eas, 60e, Stalls 25-26, best Rurban the Jast shipment of the red potw |potetoes, 12 tba, 260. stall 108, new po to has arrived here |tatoes, 6 Tom 250. ‘Stalls 110-111, apri In about a week or 10 days, local |eots, 41,26 crate; 18-1. box Bing cher- dealers expect to have a plentiful|™** : + amount of the Callfornia white) ~- eile 2 N ® spuds on hand. Small shipments | Stall 111, emoked sardines, 2 cane 2c have already begun to arrive. | Jelto, 100; ake dea New Kennewick potatoes are on|iellien, 2 mlassex 50 Stall 21, small ripe ing a risky enterprise for whole-| stale 30-23-36, potato sausage, 160 Tb.; | salers, The spuds are not arriving | beet hearts, 12%6¢ t.; bofling beef, 16c/ in very " * al Stalls 20-22, best fresh Washington in very good shape and dealers find) creamery butter, 68 tb.; Rogers’ peanut that they do not stand up very|pucter, Ifo Ib. 3 thn. bom well when not sold for several days. aneeeersethiewannemenmmeasite New soft fruit arrivals Friday CORNER Honey Dews| statin 192-103-105, fresh emma, 480 don, ; doz 95e; peanut butter, 18¢ T., 2 Ma, * the. pure cane sugar, T7c; fresh of green|Wasdngton ‘creamery batter, O60 Torr 3 The prices Co-Operative or Carnation milk, 24e; full cream cheese, cream brick cheese, 25¢ Tb. pot roast, 18e-20e Ih. ; T.; lamb steak, 250 b,; 18 tb.; rib #teak, 200 We T.; cholee Stall 116, lers to be as expected for plain steak, berty steak, %. arrived in the first They sold ECONOMY Stall 36, 8 pure cane sugar, 77c ration milk, 130, | Stall * Blend coffes, 506 Tb. 3 Royal baking powder, 3 cocoa, 300-25 .; pure chocolate, 200 h.; 4-02 bottle vanilla or lemon per crate. Yakima, per case, 8 to 9 Per, Gee Walla Walla Rarsley-—Doz, bunches . Peanut Butter—Ver Ib.. Potatoes Per ton— New local, per Ib.. K Bo. Wash. regraded .. cramento whites Radishee—Local, per dox | Rhubarb—Loeal .... : |Splanch—Local, per box . | Strawberries Tomatoer— Local hothouse, 10 ™ Imperial valley, 4-b Merced, 18 ths. Turnips—Local, per doz. . per sack Por standard box Per peach box Azote Cider—Ber gal Apricots—E. B, Wash. Royal Annes . Pie, per crate “ortarians .... Black Republicans . Currante—Per crati Dates—36 S-08. phan. Figs—Cat.. dried— Box of 70 4-07, pkes. . Box of 50 6-on. ples. Box of 24 &-on pkes. |Graper—Malaga, basketr | Grape Fruit-—Per box, Per Ib, Money——Comb, case 24. Strained .... Dark amber... Honey Dews, per crate Lemons-—Per box Loganberrien Mangoes—Florida, per doz. Peach Plams—Per [ao ning on Sumner . rmelons—Per Ib. aaa be aa | Wholesale » Almonds——Per 1. Brazil Nuts—Por Cocoanuts--Per doz. Fitherts—Per 1b Black Walnute—Per 1 Peanete—Virginia, Keyston Pecans—Per Th. ai Price Pald Wholesale Dealers foe Vegetables and Fruit bunches Texas Hermudas, per 50-1. Wash, Netted Gem ... New Cal. Garnets, per tb New Los Angeles, per Tb. bunches rly varieties— nute—Soft shell, per tb. | | flavor, 0c; 36¢ Royal baking powder, good tea, 60c Tb., green or black. 58, sweet mixed pickles, 25¢ pt, ; @ur mixed pickles, 16 pt, 26¢ PIKE PLACE Stall 79, pure fresh milk, 10¢ qt. Stall 17, tbe. pure cane sugar, Tc. Stall ‘arnation milk, 1%c, Stall 43, round » 800 T.; bolling beef, 16 1.; Beet |Itver, 100 1b | Stalix 1-2, new potatoes, & | the. 250; peaches, 30c basket; tomato | 100 Tb, and up. stall 1521, very | butter, 606 ™, Stall 57, Oregon cream honey, doz .3.00@3. +4 6 | PINE ST. i, 07@ 110] Sugar and soap stall, Carnation, Bor- Horseradieh Root Local, per t. 10) den, Federal or Co-Operative milk, 13'%4¢ Lettace ... +++:.00@2.26| ean) Ivory chips, 10¢ pkg; 4 Crystal ‘Onione— | White chips, 26c. Stall 3, canning cur- Cal Australian brown ...+-...-... -0T rants, 10¢ box; cantaloupes, be each. Red Stockton new 04% @ .05| Seal Grocery, Annex, 2 pkgs corn flakes, |26e; 2 pkes'% Grape Nuts, 26c; 3 tbs white beans, 25¢; Snider's large can pork and beans, 20¢. " Stall 21, Kristoferson’s milk station. Stall 27, salad dressing, crate.4.25 04 4%c T.; peanut butter, 20c T.; best ranch 03@ 03% | eggs, 600 doz 40. rae r+ ae oi | EAGLES’ LODGE BUYS bunches. ‘| $1,000 WAR STAMPS The Fraternal Order of Eagles Friday night subscribed to $1,000 »| Worth of Thrift stamps. Members| 5|0f the lodge were willing to buy | more but they were not allowed to | go over the limit. The addition of the 1919 Thrift stamps to the treasury brings the gles’ quota of Liberty * bonds, Savings and Thrift stamps up to $53,000, 3.6003 it 1.50@1.75 + :9.0063.50 1.001.560 ‘0 WOMAN CAPTURES BIG DEADLY SNAKE NEW YORK, July 19.—Dr. Ray- mond Ditmars, curator of the Bronx Zoological gardens, his wife and a crew of snake and animal hunters, recently returned with 100 snakes, turtles, lizards and alli- gators, gathered in a month's hunt thru the swamps of Georgia. The collection is to replenish and form a@ new exhibit which will be opened to the public. Mrs. Ditmars cap- tured the most rare and dangerous specimen of the snake family in this country that is included among |the specimens brought back. It |welghs 26 pounds and is six feet jin length. The snake hunting crew freely praised her skill and courage in this dangerous work, DISABLED TUG TOWED SAFELY BACK TO PORT ‘The tug John Cudahy was towed into Salmon‘ bay Friday -with one of her cylinder heads blown off, two pumps out of commission and a hole stove in her side, The ac- cident occurred while the tug was towing 24 sections of logs from Pysht to Blaine. She received as- sistance from two other tugs which were nearby, one of which took charge of the tow and the other | towed the Cudahy here, WANT POWER BOA Owners of power boats, whether id to Shippers members of the yacht club or not. | |have been invited by the committee SPENDS $200 FOR HER Be cops country eream- ery Oregon extr neh, fancy . jer Fat Egge—Local, Pullets Milk—Per owt. atrietly fresh Datry Producti of the Queen City Yacht club ta take part in the boat races planned for the Elks’ pienie at Des Moines Sunday, 530 36 | Timothy—E, Wash. No. 1.. Timothy Seed—No, 2, per Tb.. eed—Per Tb, EB. Wash, No «'/31.00@33.00 -14.00@16.00 je Dealers i) | Prices Paid Wholesal: rs cabs od <x—-Local, strict aitets Cheene—Now Wisconsin tr A do Y. Badger brick, do cane lots Oregon brick, do ease lots . Limburger, No, do No, 2 Plock Swiss Fancy Wheel Swiss Tv Relgian Hares. ¥ Barley—Ro! Ground Clipped Batter—Local country cream- ery, CUBE oe. cece ee ever Local country — creamer: bricks ‘ sees 87 Orexon and Washington triplets. broken case broken casos ‘ald by Wholesale | rs | Poultry—Prices Dealers to Shippers {1 ar. ole Springs—Live . ‘Duck#—Live 52|Green hides, cows and steers, No, do No. 2 plets or stags, No. 1. Dry hides, do No. 2 Dry bulls No. do short wool, each do shearling .. do flint dry wool pelts. | Tallow, ober SSIS LIS BANK c LEARINGS: Seattle Clearings Balances . et 193,323.63 152,650.55, 66,00 @ 68.00 66.00 @68.00 71.00 @73.00 00@ 61.00 00 @ 63.00 00 @65.00 00 @ 67.00 Clearings . Balances . 411,219.00 Tacoma Clearings 636,906.00 | | | ‘T00@74.00| | Talances ... 56,260.00 Soop Tt.90 Portland 77.00679.00| | coun aapuatéco 18.00@ 20.00 earings + 8,767,353. 40.00@42.00] | Balances ... 995,957.00 15,00@17.00 ag ;|court of the 4%) | tions. ,| Wilson of San Francisco and Har- il New York Stock Report | | — NEW YORK, | July 19.— ket was cloned today to enable employes to dlapoee of accumulated business. aS: New New York Markets NEW YORK, |23%e per Ib; | Sugar July 19.—-Coffee—Spot 7s, Bantos, 24% per Ib Centrifugal, 7.28¢ per Ib, Po Open High Low cy P $1.90 $1.89 $1.90 191% 186% 1.90 id 18% 7 ———_______s |, Denver Ma Market Report port | DENVER, July 1 Suse Neopia 200 head; market steady. Steers, $11.50@ $14.50; cows jeifers, $7.75@10.50; a calves, $11.50@14.50, Bheep—Receipts, 6,000 head; market is jateady. Lamba, $11,60G17.50; ewes, $5.50 | @8.50. | | Fe Frisco | Market Report | | af “FRANCISCO, July jutter— | Extra, §7%¢ per firsts, 62e per Ib; prime firsta, 66%6 per 1b. Egge—Extras, 62c per doz; firsts, 48%0 pullets, 46%¢ per doz. firsts, Sie Potatoes—Old crop, Oregon burbanks, $2.25@2.35 per cental; Washington round white, $2@2.1 @ 2.50; river white, §2.75@3; sweets, 6@7c per ib. Onions—Yellow, $2.25@3.50 per cental jon street; Australian brown, $3.25@ 3.50; | wreen, $1.76@2 per box, pe at $3.10@3. a black, §: hind $303.25 for ‘choles recleaned Fed milo, $3.10@3.12%. 3______________» | Portland Market Report | eS PORTLAND, July 19.—Cattle—Market steady. Good to choice steers, $10@ 12.25; fair to good steers, $8.50@9:50; com- mon to fair, $7@7.50; good to choice cows |and heifers, $7.50@8,50; medium to good, $56; cannera, $596; bulls, $4@7; calves, $9@15. Hogs—Recetpts, 188 head; market is steady. Prime mixed, $22@22.26; Me: dium mixed, $21.25@21.5 15@20; piga, sales, $22. Sheep—Receipts, 255 head; market s |ateady. Prime | medium, *9@12; yeurlin ers, $67.60; ewes, $6@7 Heus—279 S80 per ib: broilers, 22@ per Cnecse—37@ 206 per Ib, YEP! LETTERS BY U.S. TANK: Veteran of “Argonne Snorts Thru Streets. al Tank line mail service! That's what was on tap Friday afternoon when a snappy little whippet tank rolled up Seventh ave. to the Star office. Capt. E. D, Gunning, of the | tank corps, hopped out of the tank and handed a letter to the city edi-| tor—the first letter delivered by a/ tank in the history of Seattle. This veteran little army tank plowed over the fields of France in a center rush into the Germans. It was just ahead of the victorious Yank army at the Argonne. It looks more like @ circus wagon than anything else, with its coat of camou- flage paint. And it bears bullet marks, the honorable scars of bat- tle on its battered siaes. ‘The machine is a whippet tank, always ahead of doughboys to clear the way and wipe out machine’ gun | nests. Its warlike days are over now and it belongs to the recruiting of- fice of the army, in the Mutual Life building, The tank will be used in the interests of recruiting in Seat- tle. ‘| from this part of the | "Chicago Market Report i | |Again Book Goods” for Island M That the Hawaiian market, | to the Northwest at the start of, | war, 1s once more seeking prt country, ta B. Warren, of Ale | belief of Capt. C. ander & Baldwin, who is cargoes here for the Matson Trie angle route “ The fourth v | Seattle-Hawail el to be put on the an Francisco? jthe Meridian, will start loading J in a few days. |BRICKBATS FLEW IN DUBLIN, SAYS CAPT, Irish brickbats flew from) Sinn Feiners and policemen when | Capt. J. E. Brinker, who took the —— steamship Easterling out of here in of February, was in Dublin rece the captain repprted on bs | here ‘Thursday. A few policemen were iastiea in th riots, according to Capt. Bi | was transferred from the to the West Zucker when he! in Norfolk, and it was on this vessel he went to the Irish port. When re- turning, he was instructed to keep @ sharp lookout for the United State | Plane NC-4, but did not see it, og HG OPEN | SATURDAY NIGHT From 6 to 8 1) 172) par ; | Washington Mutu; Savings Bank 810 Second Avenue Established WUST sel! yours, — "TAR tinge Sore RATIONAL AN mK OF Mayor Addresses Great Navy Band Mayor Ole Hanson addressed the | naval recrutting band inthe south | county-city. building | Saturday morning, About 150} spectators gathered hear the mayor's speech, Referring to Lenine and Trotsky as a “pair of traitors,” he con- demned the “Bolshevik government of Russia,” and advocated the es- | tablishment of more American | principles in America. The band played several selec- to | Guns Are Stolen by City Burglars Carl Saare, 606 Sixth ave., report- ed to the police that his room was entered Friday night and a watch, $2.50 gold piece charm and an auto- matic pistol stolen. A gold watch, a gold rope chain set with a small diamond and valued at $60 and a new revolver was the loot gathered by a prowler who en- tered the *»~= of E. B. Johnson, 5305 49th ave. S. W., Friday, PIONEER IS DEAD Samuel P. Wilson, former state oil inspector and former democratic party leader, died at his home at Ma- ple Valley Friday morning. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Mary Bigelow Wilson; two sons, Olin C. ley P. Wilson of New York, and a daughter, Alice I. Jenkins of Seattle, POSTPONE TRAFFIC MEET The Pacific Coast Traffic Officers’ association annual convention, which was to be held here Monday, July 21, has been postponed to October 20 at the request of California traf- fic policemen, who thought that a greater number could attend at a Bought and Sold John E. Price & Co. Southwest Cor. 2: s BOND! Liberty-- one ee Special to dealers—Small lots of stocks carried on margin and partial payment plan, Macfarlane & Hall 505 Lowman Bidg.—Ell. 1324 STOCKS PRIVATE WIRE Mont Convent Central pnt and SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AU sizes, 84°-to 930 Per Year, Title Trust Co. Becond at Columbia No atairs to climb later date than now. Seattle's po- lice chief, Warren, is president of it ssociation,