The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 15

ES on- ate for cal cas pus rvs in 4 Sean acd lieetlaa alti LES ge eo For Sale—A Crown Ne eee fvessec wovenevrs 7 SPUD MARKET |FRESHEGGS AT. [7 ==c==—= Careful Pry Giesnswhite Geeeral Motes get up clsee Cherry St. de maturday n Crucible Steel sold tinues strong, owing to the scarcity “ ” | . ‘i of arrivals from Caltforni Re- } Other Porte Ports from shippers there say that | BAN FRANCISCO—Arrived Mepter the cavein of the tunnel on the| | ae J. A Moffett fh Beattie Southern Pacific has been repair: | Batter—Leeal country cream- a Balled eptember 28: Mir Celilo for Reat-/ed and that new shipments of| , ory, cubes or fi tle — Ned ember 29 | Laeet Dery, j VICTORIA, B. Wednesday @torege ... teen ee eneneee a } Open Saturday evenings, 6 to 8 o'clock, fat 221, up 16 points cee — ary nr pingten for Gra. © different varieties of rape le strictly fresh CHICAGO, Bevt 19 —General tnd Comi sos Sa’ Nati " tow ‘ot tue Tyee The te the an a oth “ « “ itormle ‘traits un ~ “eu trial unrest, combined with reports that! i VANCOUY ao ot te nbe ts oe 0 a ad ate Plornee the corn crop le exceeding pectationa | mnauoner Saye) National Guardmen Prepare) ven aren Cass MOM" Ehe vocal maruet as been shart ot | eres invasnntiy and aueity. was resronaite | Combined resources Dexter GRAYS HARD mber | fo! e st few each | Cheese—New Wisconsin triplets. ..... for drops in grain futures on the Chicago s Laws Are “Joke' for Strike Duty se" inch Waaniamten trom ‘victert Nel here Wedmendaty at aha erty nce | Geena wasn ard of Trade today |Horton Trust and Savings ©. in tow of tug Tye y y Provisions tagged the grains. | Bank and Dexter Horton | "i oo | _ BVERETT— Arrived Beptember 29: str | dealers ine: finding some Bing MEU, ¢ Ohio, Sept. 29.—| western Gien from Heattle | In the meantime the market will growing sale | ( Tens. @ Ohio national! TACOMA~-Arrived Heptember 24: Stribe bare of a number of fruits in Seattle, © guard was mobilized today and Attics ru from Seattle, Hailed Sep. with City Health (“ready 1 oda y Geasber $51 Geb Bamhaee aon Beatin jusually so plentiful at this time of " erany emergency It waa) pact HAHBOR—-talled September the year, September corn was off ie at the opening of $1.43, but partly recovered | and gained « half cent toward the close; ational Bank September onte was unchanged at ine! guard is a reply to the threat of lopeniog. €8%e, and inter dropped %o; Investments Seattle j, > e » f “piean a ati DER SEA VESSELS | Clearing ccs, -.97,018,6901 AR made America a nation of . | Balances ceeces 1510,488.70 investors. War also made Sighied at the Cape | | daial be te pal gee as Americans careless of their in- (Speck from U & Veather Bureau) | - mi 662,07 . : spec ; Balances 181,642.00 vestments. It is to the investor camer “inthe tanaka. ein yitineast: Ye Grand Jury Puts the Dealers | Dealers Say Lower Grades) | Meisner «suing that we ony e tor ay m bewuber ted. at Ease Selling Now 1 Clearings seve $112,829.00 e p Say: . «rising, clear with feht an 4 | BOOS +--+ odere 836.4 “Be sure that. th lues - of wt, 17? miles an hour of sure a ie niues © . ea ae tee ee Ae n reautt of tion by th tees With treen ranch aan selling at ~~ the securities you have in masted steam echoe ate " eral grand ry « potato dealers! 7 cents a doren wholesale-—the f M narenecnranpnetnetncmmnst mind have tangible, intrinsic A et are breathing easier Of ten loc ghest ever seen on the local mar | " Me pape > tae ie: trem nan {Commission men arrested on|xet-—denlers. are reporting an in | Status « of the New York" worth, convertible into cash “ m) ate Riknorn charges of potato hoarding not one | ore movement in the cbeaget| Stock Exchange if necessary.” wtr Fulton from / wan accused by the inquisitoriallegg market |e coieanarapracnncseciesilgl Po body Now that the fresh eggs are at) NEW YORK, Mept. 29 st} 3 3 ; ac The local market becoming | nearly a prohibitive stage, the pub-| ‘ese t One of the best investments of this vin porta at 3) more settled, Home demand is|ijc te willing to try the second) 2 class is a savings account in a act brisk and the dally arrival of cat=| grade stock the dealers. res siaite tus occa titel Prom senttte jloade of epude from the Yakimal tres eggs are retailing at 80 to| strong, reliable bank. Replember 28—Htr Argyll for Bae Frea-) vaney ig ample to antiaty It |85 cents per dozen. Pullet eggs are Neptember Mtr Western Gien ! w that the grand Jur¥)¢9 centy per dozen wholesale with | Bt ‘ Rverett at p. U8 & Idano| would vindicate the principle pewees at 48 conta, Wholesale finest 4° tie sur tien state torneo. [Preparing for a rainy day, Prices on storage egs are 66 to 68| Dexter Horton ‘ hi, str Prince George for Clared a Western ave. dealer, who | ,, hosen. MG. vin porte at mia- (16 one of the ten whose spudi° oer taking came tnto Trust and stocks were selzed Gy ——SAInY PRODUCTS ing the first half hour netusied geld keep pace with consumption st all) (§—em ee t ite top price was up nearly ving s Jewel stu geld crown, which covered the. heads of 50 ruler times of the year storing will have a wepeed eounteg cream- 20 pointe from ite recent | #00 years, is on sale by the new government of Hungary, Ex-| to be resorted to in order to satiafy | $e, cot cesses Leaders advanced point or more Karl was the last to wear it. One emerald, 50 rubies, 53 sap- camanih ef the teen en ney, fancy ” und 11 o'clock. Motor and tire ntocks Ss d A demand of the lean ®” | matter Pat ° features, United Rubber econ ve. and 128 pearls bedeck it, Ite selling price i $20,000 | he sweet potato market con-| Meso sirictiy’ fresh’. pm ggg ples mglh ang emg cme PLUG tors $26,619,838.55 rt : - Gavuse Ways [5.000 striking steel workers in the Steubenville, Ohio, district to march mtr that the situa into West Virginia today to force a anes worse to such @M/strike of steel workers in Weirton. | | December was unchanged Read Mow petieved the order to assemble the| 29: Sir Fred aster for Ban Franelace im t it Presents the gravest) Word from Steubenville early to z— | day indicated the march would pet} Ledlen sae hprenmccegees. oe |ienme—-@veen Giving s0.ce vente | oot — * BOOZE SEIZED ptember Ther Yosemite, flan Pran 8, “and we are be-|* "°° sinc for hentia, €8 milo froth Beatle nt | mwa a | Denver Market Report | “eo “¥ | m, str Rainier, Beattie for Ma "Denke ten ; ie fet Me | Catiage Pala tail, * Believe Schooner »— with applications from! Gia co, Sept. 20—One thow| Franclach, 38 miles from Seattle at tp Récetpte, to | Deputies Clean Up Black a Diamond Supply room in the city hospital! ‘mc ete Bred Baxter, Regie bor tor an. ean take the cure. We "4 Peony wd army neeg Of tbe dan Pranciseo, 25 miles from Kagle Mar ons nuevos ». : ost L. What we need| Pout! vision arrived at Fort| bor at § p.m; str idaho, Grays Harbor | trimmed. rom |for Han Pedro, 40 miles south Of Grays | Corammere— -_" wave of indignant pubtic Merimn 6 Casa Dodge, town | Harber at © p om: #tr Admiral Mebree, “we te Per ae which will force more strii mat i | Meattic for Ban Pedro, miles south of Ny ponte General Leonard Wood, command Tatecsh at § pm: str Fossett. Grave Fee rent “Per orate 34 one of the hidden cork! reefs of the er of the central district, denied re-| Harbor for Astoria, 20 miles south of Gartie-Ca, per Dh “ South Sea islands, Capt. Rotech of | |e tur iatr) Y |ports that the troops were sent here! ned 900 | Qeeem Oubine Per dan tonebes 45) the schooner Bendixsen, which has ite handle any emergency arising | miice weet of Cape Omancy >» ™. | Green Peppers Per t% il arrived here, believer. The Foster from the steel strike situation. Veasels im Port at Seattle Today | Beil. Cai. per lug box *\tett Nukulofa. for thin port March Officers at Fort Sheridan had pre-| Great Northern pier—str Kashima Maru. | Necyeng ayeteg’ jtoma® Par 2 13138 with a cargo of cope. The Bow: ‘l viously stated that the troops were|Mmith Cove terminal—str Endicott. vf nidesee dixsen sailed four months later. The sent to the Chicago district “to be} Piet 1st Fulton, reas have been searched for the minw- ing barkentine, but no trace of a held in reserve for strike duty.” | eit ot termine tt Gerelict has been found. The ot Capt. Lockie and crew is unknown. Wrecked on Reefs j;; SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29 “the | 8 |fourmasted British barkentine Ly-| 1 it 4 re] man D. Foster has been wrecked ohy More than 7,000 quarts of wine, beer and mash were seized by deputy sheriffs, who made a wholesale cleanup of Italian boot- leggers Saturday afternoon, at Black Diamond. The raids fol- jowed the arrival of five carloads of grapes at Black Diamond last week. The still used to manu- Receipts, 18, y, Lamba, $12.60@1 ) feeder iamba, $16.25 “The troops will be used for gar. U. SL. MT. Heather, a Duthie yarde—#ir Dewey, str Deusl og duty only,” sald General) roses arvdeck—@r Governor, str Orey Cloud, str Gattney per @ox. f Cheese—California flats, fancy, 27%¢] ered, but the miners are believed and Dredging Co.— per ib, unity still, which turned to drugs. The drug situation < ry} Pas NEE a aR caida to have a comm \y im Seattle is deplorable, and some: | Ames Yards str West Ira, str Roosevelt, % Teamsters Boycott is ee around to the different thing must be done to curb the sale.” | wetternan's drydock—Mtr Cone ————_-_————®| manufacturers, Semivers of the committe, who |Patlrson & Mcioesia™ ar Berhses, st ss! ,,,on-Union Docks |’ Portland Market Status || |The homes of route starve, Pau met Monday with Dr. Read, include | ..,. oe Toke owe Yous Mere. Foe Petaters Nancy Hail “ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2 Cattie—Re-leasl, Joe Guida and Casper Brath t steady. Good) were raided. Lakasi was the prin- fair to Food| cipal offender, having more than | Dr George Sparling, David F. Ti-| commercial Boller worke-Maotor wonr Striking riggers and stevedores on ton, Chief of Police Joe) F. Warren, | Kiruetind. bong nay: Rac H+ Fed *, per crate 1ee@s2s|the waterfront had won today what - | a|Dr. Hugh de Vailen” Dr. Don A. | Rogers Bros. Milling company—Str Orcus. | Tarmige—New local per sack. 2.609400 they considered a vital ad niage. to fair steers, G Lake Union—Hulls Fort Jackson, Bough- raurrs ; 4,000 quarts of mash and 240 quarte Nicholson, Claude Ramsay and Dr. J.) "yy ., Meusnaeiin, Adem Under ‘thelr urge, 1,200 union Of wine im hie henan the Gatendant 4 | teamsters voted to boycott all “un- FE. Crichton. hurst, Addison, Ahimik. Fort Union, |AQ@Mem : ; fair” docks. Chesterfield, Delicious, iste War in Pittsburg Region rere H, Wean, Jonatnans BURG, Sept. 2%—This is steel companies announce, men are now employed on the King Davide bh. Winter Bananas i Verdun of the stee! war. The| “More men are joining the strike) Wilt. hee Dashing Wav Rana: bs. lon waterfront, and that the situation fl towns of this region represent |°V°FY “ay. Many plants apparent-| ental, str dan Juan, sehr Malvator . jy running are practicing camou- ham & Dabcock—Gtr Ciena, jis Improving. which are-be-|fiag,” says W. Z. Foster, secte- Riliott Dey yarde—Aehr Bianca. fought for with desperate ae- | tary- treasurer of the strike com- | gtimson Mill company—Str Himoto. ition by the steel masters | mittee and commander-ip-chlef of |Meattie North Pacific yarde—str reported, He has been twice con- The teamsters by a large ma-| Hogs—Recelpte, 1,100 head; market ts| Victed of bootlegging, they say, and jority voted down the proposed |*tady. Prime mined, $17.00@15.60; me-| will face a third charge. dium mixed, §17@17.50: rough heavy, Serie ic strike $15 ThGIT: pies, $15. T; bulk of sales, First of nd ‘The Waterfront Employers’ union | $17.26617.26 Deputy Sheriffs Matt Starwich, in a statement declares about 1,300 This is the first of a series of ar- ae Stone oer ib; brotiers, 2s@2¢e)48nd bootleggers in the hills and val- per Ib. le to th uth of the city, where BRAZIL ENTERS AS peony “Sg 34e per * the Italian yer are sald to be Cha- wine daily. RIO DE JANETRO, Sept. 29.—Bra. SUPER- DREADNOUGHT have four or five boarders in their | al exported no beef before the war. ew governmental action can Foster had just returned from | pice 5 — ate Delight it ts here that the de-| court, where he had paid a fine of| Pier 2~—ctr sa Ane battle of what Senator Ken- $100 for speaking in the mitt town | Pecttie Cesst tunkero—v. « & insists will be industrial warjof Duquesne without a permit! pier A arr Admiral Farragut z j ly, and building — packiny United States will be staged. | while the organizing cagipaign was | Pier B—str Queen. str Aatuiral Dewey. annually . Claims issued by both sides are ‘going on. a |Wuinner @ day yards—wtr Mikton, echt | Black Princes, erate... |plants to increase the output. Ex: confusing as headquarters re. “The victory i# ours ih every | amane, str Brave Cocur, or Crisfield,| Tokaya per crate s | ports from the United States are be- | 2 F issued by the opposing | other part of the country,” he said, » we oS ' jing brought to South America in im the great War. nd very soon we will have Pitts- Motor sehr Ma- pkge. | ee 5 ripe, per box. Per bos— “Guesarte’ ¢ te t-te deshetd., 21 q ‘ Prook- gallon rate averages about $25. The super-dreadnought Idaho sailed , out of Seattle harbor Sunday after-| Sheriff John Stringer promises a) noon on her official test voyage. She}Continuation of the raids this week, will proceed to San Diego. With a/®d says he will clean up the hill party of inspectors on board, the] country if it is possible. ig Numbers to aid in developing this in- | ate CI Hog raisin, i foe men are going back to|barg. ‘That means the downfall of | g,,bi%dm Air Wirriwa, ate Chia. pe also will be 4°: supership will be tested from’ bat- work. strike f= felling, the autocracy.” Spokane et. terminal—#tr Redondo |teries to engines, She will undergo 8 four-hour speed test, with engines|Figher Flour Mills i and salvos and broadsides will be fired.| ‘The FisherPlouring Mill Co, sued Capt. T. M. Potts, of San Francisco,| gor $6,061.50 from the Seattle Maca- is in charge of the inspection party ne ™ ri h 1 | be delivered for shipment to Alaska = ¥-|roni Manufacturing Co. in superior martes iow | ae court Monday. The macaroni ¢om- Bw 2. ae batter .... | by October 6, have been awarded to . re ou u re) | Fimseoptee— Hawaiian, yor gos.4.s Portland firma, it was announced at . — ——__ ey eee seins Se Frome reavar per aise. the offices of the Alaska commission | Public Markets | LiGa brawny “Galess 10° tere ea a J ob Fy Hungarian, per box i here today. . flour to the macaroni factors nly @ part of th Swift & Company were given t pmpany were given the was not paid in full. The reply is contract for 200 cases at 68% cents WESTLAKE ‘ t is finding @ Jo unity hog earn wages. ‘ALASKA EGG CONTRACT) Contracts for 350 cases of eggs, to @ doren; Savinar Company, 50 cases| Stalis 6-7, lamb stow, 100 T.; pot roast, |e>8t the flour was full of “ at 71 cents and 50 cases at 72 conta,| 160 1: bolling beet, 1240 ™. Stall 135, | Vils and eggs and was not fit for hu | * “ @ We. cooking ap 25e; Concord | man consumption. |and Frye & Company, 50 cases at 73. dec base's Bia st ee jnsumaption. ———-———-- +. Ibe, Stall 104, Tea Garden apple butter, 200 tb.j orange marmalade, Jarre can pork’ ahd trang sect AGT | tess with rage it is time for the man can; 2 ta Flake White|in the controversy to hike to tall 2 pkes, Kelloge’s corn | timber. Stall 192, 3 the head rice, Bayo beans, 250; 4 Ms. rolled Christ Hanson, 910 University at., used the “egg crate wallop” late Sun day night to good effect, and routed | a thug who attempted to hold him | up at Ninth ave. and University st. The thug, according to K. 8. Camp- bell, Hanson's roommate, who made the report, was young and carried a PIKE PLACE vis gun. He ran after being atruck 66, tall can Carnation milk, 12%e. Stall | Filberte—Por 1. Walnute—Soft shell, Manchuria . Ninck Wainate—Por th... tm! _Kerstone, te per To. a fob ‘naa been left to take care ot tt A very important step to min m iss unemployment is through a tho ough, nation- wide organization of labor pany. af offices, Gnder public contro Sener 1803, best Montana hard wheat flour, | 42.00) $2-". wack $3.19; Citrus Powder, 26¢; Sehiiling’s 1-1. can coffee, 49¢; bulk Mill run . ° Timathy—B Wash. do No. 3 Dry walt hides Dry caifekina, 6 No HIS quotation is from Green idea, coe aid ste Bete ead No. 8: er ib. SNe RY glder vinegar, isc aut 6 Nae Iaundry why « a a < ot ‘sardines bt an article by Will ; Ee : Payne in The Saturday sd reowomy HY wwouia you ront content with ° ° ~~ n Instant Postum, 380; an opinion that your house Evening Post for April 19. Der bola sm ‘aea| ° srouid. ot bern, and peetee that opinion to a Fire Insur- ance Policy? Even if it was re ground chocolate, 20 th Stall 27, large can milk, 14 pure Yakima honey, in bulk, 23¢ pt., 65e Gt.; Gem Nut margarine, ac ™., 3 tell the opinion of a thoroughly 2 Horschiden, #: do ary, on oy : oe Dr.” Pric Whether or not Mr. Payne’s plan Den oor ee wip ‘nein ng sit cams is |] first-class architect? is desirable, there a) apie an Pd Pe fete sd Another foolish question, of ed 00) SAN c ‘ employment service es " oe ee bes ete» oan. Stall £1, home baked pork and beans, || Course, Yet why rest content which he did not take into con- @o shearing 200 T.; home made ham loaf, 360 M.i || with an opinion that your beef loaf, 40¢ Tb. Stall 45, 20¢ can! . £ at ¢ pot 1 sideration, 1 cy Abertay Gampbelt's pork and beans, Ie; Camp. || title is good and will not be vo me bet ae aes ow attacked, when by merely ask- Cracked ry on oll, 400 Feed meal large pkg. Quaker Oats, aio; 3 ms farina, ing for it you can have a title . . Prodacer . abc; erigp ginger snaps, ibe M.; pure ERY day in the help wanted columns of The Star there are jobs on. cocoa, Bho 1.; bulk chocolate, #8 tb.;|] insurance policy, furnished to Flake White, 320 Ib, you at the seller's expense? Washington Title E listed. Men who are out of employment can usually find desirable work if they answer these advertisements promptly. HAY, GRAIN AND FRED Wholesale Price Per Ton City Price Gowe—Country, dressed Hoge Block 380, 2 Ihe, If the jobs offered do not “fill the bill” Ma piston Were Solan elena aersrer, the. > ‘ - 3 Ww 1 Ground . +71,00@72,00 fancy. brick pap done will put you in touch with employers who have need for cored ietom iene ponaey, balek Insurance Company ana Co-Operative can Folger's Flake Whit eee eeks | Rev. F. T. Withered, who died at 00@57.00| Hurley at the age of 80, bathed in the Thames daily thruout the year, | —— and had not missed a dip on Christ-| Self-interest and .sympathy have Mas day for more than 30 years, nothing in common, . “Under State Supervision” Assets More Than Half a Million too Ib, lp STUDIES ADVERTISING == at the openti o~ le be- 1 Ses pects: | elena ‘7,000 QUARTS ler WHISKY CHARGE eral grand jury, was arrested by , tee Sheriffs Julius Von Gerste Wilkam A k Mi E Fred A, Brown, Charley Jarrett anda} Frank McDonald conducted the raid./ rests and raids on the moonshiners| the unions. ithe union forces of this region. we 4 Sate tiabing. Crebapyies 1 Bigg | EXPORTER OF BEEF dr AO making lg - Foon Soa house, and the liquor is sold to! Now she is shipping out 75,000 tons OFF ON TRIAL TRIP|tnem ‘at 10 cents a glass, and the) PORTLAND FIRMS GET | ri ping wil also ‘ve. teite, Sue for Damages| «| When a woman becomes speech- | oa near Sunnydale Sunday night. to have been found on the prem- ings by the deputies. Rose is al- of the United States bureau of for- trade conditions in Japan, China, Ko- rea, India and other countries of the east. LOWEST RATES “AN FEN "lian | pHCET solNn | PUGET SOUND DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET pen: nonmetal Reali sass: «| Seattle Beattie Port Gamble—Lndlow—Flagter j|change without notice, Freight re- Frank Rose, indicted by the fed- Downey, at @ road- large quantity of whisky fs said ced to have purchased poor whis- y and by “coloring” it made it look ike the best and sold it at high rices, METHODS OF FAR EAST TOKYO, Sept. 29—J. W. Spangler, ign and domestic commerce, is un- lertaking a study of advertising and —to— CALIFORNIA . 8. CELILO SATINGS Sor. 108 Cherry St. S1TEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES Leave Arrive “Victoria, B. C.—Pert Tewnsend—Port Angeles ce "ES Ramer St Bas ey Clee mid- [Townsend right Victoria, datty | Le not go thral {0epm/rownsend” @ Ireec af ‘20pm ally |Connects at Townsend] datly twith atl lines for all} Ipotnts on Ol: ‘00am Steamer Whatcom] 0:00am daily [for Anacortes ona} quay MRetlingham. 16:00pm & Kuighan, for) «00pm, daily JAnacortes and Bel-! daily Nngham. Port Townsent—Port Angeles Way Ports ei To:300m|Ste, Utopia, for Port) 2: Sunday|Townsend, Port Wil-| Thur, Tues liinms, Dungeness and} Sat. Thurs.|Port Angeles 1 12:00 Goer through tol manne {Neah Bay on Ture-! Mon, l@ay and Thursday} lertps. i ~“Tiitpm teamer Puget, for] 10:00am daily (Kingston, Gamble, daily except! udlow, **Egion,| except "y(F lamer, ca Hae} Sunday (Sunday |Hansville and Had. 7:00pm) |loon. San Juan Istands City of Angeles.) 8:45pm Ifor all points in the! Mon. Thurs. [San Juan islands, ‘Wea. Sat 1 Fri. Points marked ** are boat landings ngers for these points and for boat landing potnts must make thelr own arrangements for landing, And assume all risk and Mability tn making such Jandin; Steamer's passenger rate does not include boat landing charges. Ragenge lability te tmited to wear. ing appa not to exceed $100 for whole ticket. 150 pounds allowed tree. Bteamers and schedules qubject to celved daily for all points (excepting Tacoma) named in above schedule, ‘Tickets must be purchased at ticket office, Open from 6:30 a. im, to 12:00 midnight. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION ©0, Ticket Office, Colman Deck, Phone Main 3993.