The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1919, Page 15

RELIEVE BOYS Obtained With Arrest Beattle police are searching, Mon » for several boys thought t bers of a ANE responsible for 248 cheeks from the Of the Ames Shipbuilding Information of the gang was ob ed Saturday, Hub clothing near Cherry to the police, he has cashed four the stolen checks. rning possession nd the checks on the steps of the t gave him the checks LAAT the time “ the robbery, the work of boys, use of the open methods used Ege? office was entered thru a win- which had been removed by ‘The Woy, deciare the potice, Duy some socks at the Hub store, | “Check immediately, and phoned the | Other checks in the police head ers which he is gaid to have) ted cashing include one for $50, | d at a Japanese store on Jack st., one for $39 on another st. store, and one for $34, ¢ the King st. station. ‘an I. W. W. card. “The 248 checks ranged from 60 to $75, and totaled $5, 000, The boy had iG TO POLAND | ROME, Aug. | P aviators have left for Warsaw, om & Message from Premier Nitt! 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She decla would probably return by Satur day. He would not tell bh @ | they planned to go, she said, Jno trac could be found. COFFEE RAISE reled Prosecution Likely | — Seattle restaurateurs who recent state prosecution, according to Unit |C. Saunders, Monday, “They're vio lating the unlawful profits | ington. | “Prosecuting Attorney Fred C in my campaign against coffee prot “There is absolutely no justifica |the limit.” | building that sleuths from Washing the fight against alleged profiteers. juntil Saturday noon. “I can stand a lot of price in mon, every-day article, like coffee. and just before the fleet comes in. cluded. Four From Chamber | Mountain at close range | mit. 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Open Sundays From ® to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS Oppesite Vraser-Patersen Ce THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST ne 1919. "1S ‘LIQUOR RING ARE ROBBERS JURY'S VERDICT) SEEKS AN ‘OUT’ pyard Check Theft Clue| Woman Who Performed Eleven Defendants Ask That Operation Still a Fugitive | Charges Be Dropped ——eeeeeee Cruiser Comes to Join Pacific F leet —__———-# | % T Local 1 Markets ation performed by as Mra, MH. Drath, indieted Mat cents per box and Washington Mon urging the prosecution the woman to the fullost extent of the law, Charges of manslaughter have y been file Mrs. Drath, whose real name 4s Mra. John Rosewarne, disappeared with her husband on August 21 after her victim's death, gnd po Hee officers have been unable t Vashon island are mi vor at $1.50 per box meeting with » butter and egg market began embar ot of the Lon Angeles din "New York Stock News warne’s daughter, living at 2147 Lauretsh ave, testified before | the jury that her mother 4 her one of her patients had died and VESSEL MOVEMENTS SEA VESSELS room without she was leaving the city for a few supply of hens and bro! that her step. @ to meet the demand father, Mrs, Rosewarne’s husband. sald that “everything would be all right in a few days” and oad should have U.S, TRANSPORT RUNS AGROUND : Ship Ashore Off Matsure Island | Sighted O@ the ¢ farmers begin FIRST APPLES OFF tt TO ALASKAN PORTS |::° WENATCHEE, Aug, 25-The nea | A react son's first car of winter apple Winter Bananas, Delicious, onathans and Spitzenburg, wns shipped from her destined for Alaskan tre r where The police reported Monday that * of the missing coupte | Arrived at § Money on Call | |the general INVESTIGATED ., | Saunders Says Double-Bar-| HONOLULU, Salled Prom Seattle nd off Magwure oo | v¢ BANK CLEARINGS Produce Notes || | * Seattle Alaska engineering commis: | | Clearings + $6,411,760.59 jewued a eall for bids on | | Balan 14.99 of strictly fresh ranch Spokane Bids were to be opened in| | Clearings 4,931.00 s of the commission Mon Balancer x Cantaloupe market continues firm | % supply greatly diminished.) Liberty Bonds Quoted be ; Italian pru grown on| NEW YORK, Avg. 2 erty pting with fa for the citrus market id stifully supplied here, co placed on perishable to the rallroad strike, will | %® t local market conditions. | NEW YORK, Aug. 2 The stock mar 6% made sturday, It was it diftieuit bidding up prices, and improved was lifted rt prone < anal HW YORK, Avg. 25.—Money on call cities Six Gu eer cont; den Given, Eon {Chicago Market Report | 7| months, € per eent; merean bar silver, New ¥ k, 61.18% An irregular ma bearish — tendenet [patch to the Sherman ts due he September from Manila © Mabbard Squash ly raised the price of coffee from 5 to 10 cents a cup face both federal and | FRANCISCO, Alaska Vessels ed States District Attorney Robert ection of |the Lever food contro! bill and the jconspiracy law of the state of Wash: | | absence of Major General Devol, ss Browp has promised me full support marine bureau iteers. Agents of the department of 3 understood that the mind, but thone suffering from | Justice have obtained information showing that the restaurant men jhave agreed in writing to raise the Sherman is due here Septem: | Nana may ~ ew crop 12.236 ereen, $1.2561 ‘Tank Leaves City on Recruiting Trip) pwn power, Ermentrude tion for a 100 per cent increase in [the price of our national beverage. | | Lam personally gaing to take charge | of these cases and will prosecute to/ oan Market y on the first thru surrounding territ« It was rumored at the federal! fea of trips jton, D. C., were in Seattle to join in ecruiting rally Saunders, who has just returned from his vacation, was unaware of the increased coffee prices in Seattle | TLAND, Ave. for her departure at 4 p Bothell about will remain there until 11 a. m. . when she will . arriving about 4 p.m rett at 4 p creases, but when it comes to a com- Receipts, meerieie: $90. none, segs, JAIL ON BIRTHDAY 0: rough} Altho he had just been released m, Thursday, | % arriging in Seattle about noon Fri-| Sint for Meattt too, my blood begins to boil,” he con- D, Gunning of the tank | #r Rmprems of Auch S08 The pilots are | 5°, Joseph W. Appleby Private James G. is in charge |rived Avuat 34 Prime lambs, $12.50@13; fair to| known to the pol Ascend Mt. Rainier| Surprise at the qualities of Mount) Rainier as a scenic asset to Seattie| was expressed by the majority of the 150 members of the Chamber of Com: | merce party which returned from | the park Sunday night. Many who made the trip, tho they have lived in | Seattle for years, had never seen the Lognaberrics Passed In Aug Delegates to a: Meeting Appointed E. B. King, of the Washington State Chamt recognition of |importance of the good roads con: | Yakima Sept ‘exe Charteston for Puget Sound £ tug Peaches— | nine ' Public Markets | "ee nits S200 yh 2 — od Arrived Augw Nonanta from comm in tow of mir has appoint A meeting of t | Four made the ascent to the sum: ed in one or more of the side trips including horseback rides along the " ascent of Pinnacle |this meeting the place will be desig: | meeting of the organization olewale N Wireless Reports Wholreate the state fair, and it is expected that | *" ja large number of delegates will be | SO THIEF “BEAT IT” | John F. Schaizel, 2014 Nye place, reported to the police he found a prowley going thru his trousers pockets Monday morning when he | Jefferson off Pine Army Asks Men for Special Service| S. Naval Communication Mlack Watnate Virginia Keyst “I yelled and the guy beat it,”|knowledge of draftsmanship, sported the peeved Mr. Schalzel,| and he didn’t have time to get press: work, writing was | recruiting station here. stenography army service schools at F worth, Kan. would receiv grades, with salaries from $48 to $81 . in addition to free clothing , lodging and medical attention It is not essential that a man be strictly fresh The majority of them sommisuiqned ure cane Prices Paid W ire about 40 vaca Dutch , Are Risred | at the Belgians —(United Press.)-Owing to the can Ht munic ipmaity, Dutch goods sent tusaela for the reconstruction exhi | returned to Holland Following the request of the Dutch legation in Brussels for th text of the | der with regard to Belgian props Han Francises nahaw for Hood's bay, off Point Gard lamb stew, 20. foreign minister sent the Hague today Berlin Workers’ Council Raided 1. 8, 8, Heather, + sugar rd Nucoa ‘Karine, 2 tbs $1 Nu-ra-ya tea, %-Ib 22.00 24.00 Alfalfa Moal . center of # » Grain and Feed a raid today independent guaran. (Plan Ceremonies on Lafayette Day wide plans for formal ¢ nemoration of Dry bulls or mage Dry salt hid Dry calfeking, nounced today We Stand the | Ol patronage is recommended. by our QUIRK ood satisfaction. “Ask our | Pueblo, | Francisco already promised co: | © principal spe celebration here, . & & Brookdale, ya nt Ban | Tallow, ker at the stared Agron, str Authon, str ading on the Chica le today. Repor T fhrmers will move qurplus corn ~ etill waa a factor in the trading ro | Provia were lower, due to increased receipts ). Bepte corn opened at checks were rn opened down Ke, and later gained %e; May ee % down %c, whieh it later Frisco Market Status gg A gy oh. Fang » ned at 14%, down %e, and later lost ¢ FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.—Butter ‘ May oats opened Xe. un © pet Ib; prime firsts, 66%0 per | changed, and lost ye during the trading de per i , en. igh RO chase - Bove... 2% 81.80% 81.77% 91.80% per dou; undersized pullets, abe [SePt-°+ te 7s Meee California flats, fancy, tbc per LSS 1.36 135% 330 per Ib ond tow house, $1.6001.75. Oregon, Washington m a warnet ” pda 44.00 t teed. § 20; black |. Ribe Bept + 2635 Bpot feed, $2.98@2.10 per con pring, no changed New York Coffee and | "Portland Market Report) , Sugar occ REE tin & head pee ik Sugar—Contrifugal, 7.28 per Ib, \CELEBRANT LANDS IN noe market te $21 $19.60@ 21.40; Hessipta 4; market ta|!n too much whisky, $11.60@12.60; yearlings, 810 /“Pat Crow,” couldn't refra 3G 590 per tb. \s brating his 65th birthday Sun- 49@b6e per don day night 28@ 270 per Yh; brotiers, 82@%6e|/ “Yer Honor,” Pat addressed Act Rakeces bck wy jing Police Judge wene Childe wits Monday in police court, “I just couldn't bear to let the day pass nd pick apples.” PINE ST, butter, 66¢ trate | apples, .; Co-Operative milk, 2 ca eX Sugar and soap stall, Carnation or Ih. Ube can: Federal oF Cox THIEF OVERLOOKED Te Ose, eae MONEY IN TRUNK. Mrs, F. R. 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