The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 23

' { 4 | Powe of drafting an ordinance for the ged values and the elimina- of obnoxious businesses in rosi- ROMMISSION IS URGED AGAIN ; jayor Issues Statement on Gambling Conditions Fi Renewing his appeal for a police jssioner to have entire contro! | the police department, Mayor ¢ Fitagerald today issued the ine statement on the results of slumming trip inte the under. At district Thursday night: “Complaints had been coming Into office regarding gambling in Various quarters, and the police de ont uity of checking up on these complaints. | “The physical condition of build ings in which games were presumed to be taking place, were such that A was impossible for them to proper. Ay police the buildings “Rooms were protected by heavily barred doors. We found at several places locked doors that required 15 | 20 minutes to smash a way thru. And when we did get in, everything | ‘Was in first-class condition, with no| ce of gambling or law viola.) of any kind *1 ain going to take steps to rem: this condition and have al! ines Kept in shape so it will be it for the police to properly | ize them. “I think the police department is | good work under adverse con-| and attempting to police a eity spread out over an ex- onally large teritory with a tively small force. “I am still of the opinion that the real constructive solution of} police problem would be to have | A commissioner of police, who would an the burden with reapect te - Police department, now vested ‘the mayor, to the end that perma- ‘nent, instead of spasmodic, adminis- eaion of the department would re- AY ZONE CITY _ Twenty or more representative iness men and various city and county officials, will meet in the u chambers next Tuesday ‘Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for the pur- eeation of a city zoning and plan- commission. ‘The crdinance will be drafted so to aim at the stabilization of @ential districts. 50TO IS COMING Baron Shinpef Goto, ex-foreign Minister of Japan, will arrive here Sunday morning. He will be wel- | Somed by Judge Thomas Burke, R. A. Ballinger, J. D. Lowman any S. 4H. Piles, representing the Chamber of Commerce. He will _ leave for San Francisco October 15, | apd from there will go to Tokyo. Baron Goto has just returned from Europe. He is a member of the _ Japanese advisory council. LOWEST RATES ® —to— r CALIFORNIA pee Tillen rosy os. PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALL LOCA ROUTES STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET Leave daily [Connects at Townsend} dally fwith rail tines for ait | Ipotnts on Olympt: Inentnanta, Anacortes anf Bellingham V0tam Bteamer Whatcom) 6:00am 4alty jfor Anacortes =e anty c lAnacortaa a [Mnghem. Galty Fort Townsen\—Pert Angeles and je-tepmiMtr, Ctapla, tor Port! 2:%nm SundayiTownsend. Port Wil-| ‘Thnre ‘FoesHams, Dunreness andl Thurs. [Port Angeles PGoen ener tol mian'nt INeah Pay on Tues-| Mon and Twersten} | Port Gamble—tnMow—Fincier — || “Pitom earmer Puget. torf ig iam |) @nfly (Kingston, Gambia! daty | ercertiT. ndiow, Raton! axcent Rator’y!F tarler, Townsend! Surday | (RondayHaneviile and Had-| ym) fae! fan Juan stands ci iv. City of Angeles! Pitom ten’ itor all pointe in the! Mon Thurs, ‘fan Jum Aa. | Wea fat} a 1 Frt Pointe marked ** are hort Inndings Passengers for thene points and fe pther boat Ianding potote must make || for tanding. || Waviitey tn Be Raarsce ilabiiity ie limited to weer tne apparel, not to exesed $100 for Whore ticket. ‘160 pounds allowed trea Steamers and schedules ene Pa without notices. Fret Gaily. for ait points’ Cetception Tacoma) named In above schedule, Tickets must be purchased at ticket from @ ~ m, to 13:00 FUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO, Ticket Office, Colman Deck. Phone Main 3903. tot- | wanted to show me the | END HEARINGS | pression of the photographs. | ° Refute Testimony | to refute the statement of Lieut | mill y Keen-Eyed P| ‘Picket 7 Qe LOCAL MARKET Spitzenberg Apples Arrive; | Short on Sweets Little changes were noted on the) local wholesate produce market Thursday, ‘Trading generally was dull, with the movement of root in the lead of other | etables way Mmodition. Cabbages are more plentiful and |the market has dropped to 2 to 2% cents per pound on Danish balls. The demand for this article is brisk Kastern Washington Spitsenbergs have been added to the list jof winter apples now offered on | the local market. Apple quotations are unchanged, with the market un | nettied. e demand and movement | lw fair Yakima rutabagas are meeting with popular favor at $2.50 to $3 per sack. New local parsnips are selling in brink shape at $3.60 per sack The market is still ahort on sweet potatoes, No word has been ctived by brokers aa to the probable date of the next arrival of the sweet | spuds from Callfornia. Concord grape prices are a little| firmer Thursday, with quotations up to 40 cents per basket. Advices from | east of the mountains show that the |shipping season for this line im ab most over for the season, The Florida grapefult whieh ar- rived Tuesday, continue to meet only Steet strikers’ wear tags labeled “Union Picket. pickets in Gary And they're keen-eyed chaps, the} sharpest in the steel mills, persua- sive of tongue and | unafraid. AT MIDNIGHT County Hospital Budget Is! & slight reaponee at the anda of jocal retailers. ‘The fruit in in @ Slashed lavemm yor eer grocers are antactane | hardly willing to pay the $9 per box Salary items and the allowance for | which ts asked. Florida's production roads and bridges were discussed by | Of grapefruit this year is estimated the county commisiszonera, in confer.|by the federal bureau of crop esti ence with county officials Friday | mates at 6,300,000 boxes. The budget hearings will be conclud Butter and ees quotations are ed at midnight Friday. An evening | steady. Dealers are talking another season is scheduled. eee raise, and say that several others Appropriations for the county hos-|™4¥ be looked forward to until Inte pital were reduced at the morning |2¢Xt month, when the mouiting meeting. [seen will be over and the laying County commissioners sliced $620,- | aren berine 900 from the 1920 budget Thurad: when they eliminated one new ferry, seating $250,900, and cut $370,000 off the maititenance evtimate of Capt. J lL. Anderson, superintendent of transportation. Gne new $300,000 ferry will be built. The ferries Mar. ton and Robert Bridges will be sold. The Vashon will be withdrawn from the Vashon island run and the Wash- Vashon ishind run and the Wash ington substituted. FIFTY MEN FIRED 2... Fifty employes of the city utilitics | Norerediah Reot—tocal Wabbard Squash 5 department who failed to give notice |tauuse Par erates... +1. 08% aTe@ase that they would not work tast Wednesday, and who stayed off the| Stockton, new . “eo Job to participate in the Mooney pro-| Yihiin® Per teat strike, have been discharged by | parsnige—Ter sack Superintendent of Utilities Tom Mur- | Peamst Batter-—Per 1 phine. Fetatnee—Par ton neniees an pe ae Bi FD Te gdleynd ale e 3 rule,” said Murphine, “and will fol- | Pumpsive—t oe 5 low it In the future when men fall Betabaree Tata wack notige:s ns Ans 00 net ive U8 Sect Gree . per box ‘The 50 discharged mon were om-|nucet Petatess—-Nancy tiail .. ployed in construction work. —. WANT NEW LINE}... Gov. Gen. Harrison, of the Philip- Pine islands, is urged to asuist Seat- tle in the establishment of a fast Passenger line to the islands in a reen, per Tb. m faeal outdoor, 18 Tha... Turnipe—New, local, per sack ME irae, Detictous E. Wash, Gravenatetne EB Wash, Jonathane & Wom. Bit joint telegram sent by the port of vote Cider Seattle and Chamber of Commerce | Ramanas—Gu ue Friday, This action was taken ax | Minckberries-tccel est the result of the recent conference oy ee 2ee@ine here with James J. Rafferty, com- | Cncabas—Per fb We 0% mercial agent for the Philippines breed 14 i Bias Ranier ea in oe Latest Photos of Ex-Kaiser Show a Growth of Spinach AMERONGEN, Holland, Oct. 10.— Mr. Wilhelm Hohenwllern has culti- vated an unusually lengthy growth of chin whiskers, it was reported here today, but he is not unduly proud of them. Enterprising newspaper photogra- phers, sald to have concealed them- selves in a load of hay i@st Satur day, are reported to have gained en- trance to the castie grounds, where the former kaiser is secluded, and snapped several very clear photos of Mr. Hohengollern smiling thru his whiskers st Mra. Hehenzollern. Learning of the occurrence, former ruler {# said to have oft @ large sum of money for the sup- declar- ing that he did not wish to have the world vee him wearing the new hirsute ornamentation, | Waterinelon—Per Ib. . mas Melone—Per tb Cream Melons—Per T at Cable Hearing Col. C. M, Saltzman and Maj. W S$. Kelly, #ignal corps, will be called before the committee on commerce P.| FB. D, Nagle that floating ice would | interfere with a transpacific cable laid by way of the Aleutian islands Senator Wesley L. Jones notified the Chamber of Commerce of this in a telegram received Friday. Capt Harry Winter, master of the cable | ship Burnside, also probably will be called, |r Steamer Lassen Now in Aberdeen ABERDEEN, Wash, Oct, 10— The steamer Lassen arrived Thurs- day morning from San Yranciac and is loading at the A. J. West LIVES TO BE 84 Beweee ‘ ON RICE AND MILK| ssa’ ise tt to Badger brick ......- Oregon brick Limburger .... Block Swine Fancy wheot swiss YANCO, Australia, Oct. McCaughey, pio yer millionaire, at 84, lnys hin long lite to the fact that for 10 years he has and milk. 10.—8am lived on rice Timbers for a temple in North Japan were hauled to place with | 1 ropes made from the hair of women of the province. One was 17 inches thick, 1,400 feet long, ra ~~ 1S UNCHANGED re-| THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919. iN iu Mn fi ale 95 SHIPS IDLE SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.-There are 95 deep water ships idle he Mout of t nh are laid up becaus the waterfront strike, The Sherman arrived here Thursday with 1,600 troops from Siberia, Sail ings of Matson liners for I. jare being delayed because | strike. CARGO FOR CUBA | The wood steamship | load 1,500,000 feet of lumber fe of of Dablia will! Cuba | can YORK, Oct, 10-—The wtook mare |t sank following her delivery Within &/ Ket continued to gain at the opening to. | back whe {tered week. She was launched an the| aay. United Btates Stool 110% Berringn at the Patterson-MeDonald | yp 4; Mexioan Petroleum at 242, up 1!%;| nee tgepety ty the yee late in 1918 LL. D. Carpenter | American Locomotive at 119%. up December corn opened up %e, at $1.24 umber Co., of Tacoma, will operate | giudenaker at 145 4 inter dropped We; May corn wan up w er at 125, up Mi Baldwin at the ing, 81.92%, oat. Ke her. 13M, off Y: Bethionem ste at ae eS | oorgemmenet ime %. up % December o1 Toward the end of the firet hour|{) Me later ¢gll Daltes Mates Mtoe! wold at 111%) Repub- | neon, ] wae t%, at 102. Kelly-Springfiela| © sad Open High low Clone $4 wm high above 188 | Dee 34 M94 OL99% B1aT e larrison Direet Liner Archi May 2% LK 12H LE tect is due here November 1 from | _Avevn4 toon Texas OM jumped ever 61 | Gai . | petnts, to 291, and M: ean Petroleum | De am 1% 10% "79% Great Britain, according to A4@vices | reached a new high record at Atian- | May m% 1% 2% 13% at the local Balfour-Guthrie offices, | te Gui sold at 182, up 6% | Pork. The schooner Spokane, of the san yield |Przactsee GRAF RRO C849: 96.00 company, will sail from Tacoma with \? — tet . oo a7 80 s700 2740 800,000 feet of lumber for South | | Jan ane 60 aan 2327 | Africa nest week | Frisco Market Status Nig es | ® _ | Jan 17.60 «17.70 «(17.97 «(17.60 | BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 —nutter - Extras, 670 per ib le Vane—Matras, 670 per dos: putiets, Saar Wy Ser are -Peareee | Ste per dox; undersized pullete, 60 Ke Se , ” "Portland Market Status | PORTLAND, Oct 10 ton steamer Waban will be ready load for days, Co. The 9,600 to the Orient within a few coording to Pacific Steamw#hip announcement. The Kalkik eduled to load ties for the United Kingdom Monday The steamer Windber left for the Orient with 16 000 feet of lumber for the Ori Thureday in — 7 oan Jonathan nana apples, $1.00 > $250 per 160 em onions, ge T.: phekt lok «cucumbers Btail 53, Weatiake Special four, wack, 02.95 rLacr ah milk, te qt. Atal! 44, tall cane Carnation mitk, 12% tall 150%, Federal or Co-operative milk, 1 Mall 1611, smelts, 100 t.: freah binck ond, 2 Tha. the! Columbia xmoked salmon, dte %. Stall 1623, new Alaska herring Ihe don: fresh red enapper, 2 Tha 2 iver ameite, 190 Mm 2 he SANTTARY Mtatie 91.9%, fresh crade, each: Rastern oysters. Atal 192 butter, 2 don cotter. the; Jetio, 100 pa Bho) 3 pikes Lax ihe to EcoNOMY tall 24, @ bare Cryetal White soap, 2 2 bags, of # Te, cooking walt, 16¢. 27, pure Yakima honey, tn bolk, Premium ol@mare $1.20; Gem N 3 De $1.00; peanut be She; 1+. can Crivco, a6; 9. canta comNkn 102-108, beet freah creamery but. amery butter, 660 aranteed omen, 48¢ Mtall 103, 260 bottle ean pork and beans fresh hams, ne, 206 Mh. Stall the; black cod, per, the ye salmon, 10; ling cod, 2 the Geese 2 Belgian Waree—Live, per T. Wool, clean ranch, full grown n kip sina, No HAY, GRAIN AND FEED ‘Wholesale Price Per Ton City Price Rolled 00 Ground 00 Clipped 00 62.00@64.00 62.00 @ 64.00 64. 00@ 66.00 65 00M 57 0 00@.72.00 71,004 73.00 1016.00 67.00 69.00 {11800@ 20.00 68.00@70.00 42:00 44.00 27.00@ 29.00 11.000 il las00@ 40,00 £78.00@ 80.00 16.000 18.00 20.0008? 00 «17,50@ 18,00 16.60@17.60 14.50@ 15.60 Rough heavy + +16,00@16.60 Pigs Cattle Heat ateers ‘ Medium to choice . Common to good Beat cows ond hetters Burke, British statesman, gave to the press the designation, “the fourth estate ~ fot ansport | 2 ry $9.28 calves, $1.508 Ao) | \ satel isanne BY piers steady feeder lamba, $12,606 13.60. | | DAWSON, Y. 1 Oct, 10-—The | | mildest autumn in years wae trans |formed to severe winter weather at | |midnight Monday, A storm came up 934.00 | | land the thermometer dropped to 6 Cloarings Balances, 661,191.00 17 Spokane . 2,811,479.00 | |below zero. aie 932,127.00 | | - “le ‘Status of the New York Stock Exchange "Chicago Ma Market Report | CHICAGO, Cet the Chicago ln thing outstanding | Siener wey. Prices w ‘an with prices ly at «| ;|* |e affect 7 6 up nite 7 Relais ——————_——_9 PORTLAND, Oct. 10.—Cattle—Receipts. €2 head; market steady od to chol steers, 19.2609.78; fair to good steors, 25G5.25; common to fair ate: nod to choles cows medium to good, 5@4.50; bulla, atifornia flats, fancy, 360 per 30: per It i er ed DENVER, 604 head sigs pekers w Receipts, Pri oad; market Soc 1 feeders, §1¢ Hee y Top, $14.76 260 head; market te bulk of sales, $14@ Bheep—Receipts Lambs, $12 0 head; market OG1S; ewon, 107 166 per th se—Triplet 12@te 2 — ——_-___-______ _____.» New York Coffee and | Call or write For your copy of this ‘booklet today! Ita absolutely free—no obligation—just send us your name and address and we'll send your copy of this live little 26-page financial magazine by return mail. Every article contains interesting, up-to-the-minute news. Andrews & Co., one of the Igrgest investment com- panies in the United States, prints this newsy maga- aine every month. 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October 10-8 A. Me—Tising ba. rometer; wind southeast, 15 Jap Schooners in PORT TOWNSEND, Three Japanese schooners, the Sobo, Namba and Schikana, arrived here ‘Thursday and were towed to Ana- cortes to discharge their cargoes of salt codfish, sailed on the Honolulu-San Francisco triangle run Thursday night. UNFILLED TONNAGE NEW YORK, Oct. Press}—Unfilled steel tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation to- Favor Plan to Pla& Lake Harbor Az ‘The platting of harbor areas the shores of the lake Was at a meeting in Kirkland day night. Clark V. Savidge, land commissioner, presi fed. plan would prepare the late for sible industrial sites. Port Townsend Oct. 10— aa The steamer Meridian against 6,109,103 on Augwat 21, 6,578,661 on July 31 of this year, increase shown by today's fi 175,635, 10.-—«United ralninj fallen an hour. Passed in: "a steamer at | 5:30 & m, probably the Admiral Bebroe. 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