The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 13

THE a tn tnd che i 18, 1919. 7 ugh | Water ter Champ) \\ UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD FRUIT MARKET | EGG MEN MEET [ves woven SEEK TARIFF ter and Egg association, in conven:| (Special from Um. Weat High Prices This Winter Are ‘i=! ve eunawien OF har wind nari nens ‘wits California Growers Ask Con-« Forecast by Dealers pg age tsa | I nae gressional Action EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION High markets on apples, oranges aaa as “une t at yore Msg pl oy mt WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-—A tariff Announces the Sale of from two to four cents a pound and bananas, the three leading win: |, Be and cheese dealers among ter fruits, are again being predicted | pro in ta teahatute beans, to keep out Japanese com by local commission men. Jobber Among the endeavors of the anso- tl 4s asked by California folaim that they are ing apples | ciation, said Setbela. is the “educa growers before the house ways pow at ouch prices yhiok will ¢ tion and guidance of pul inton pads oc ~ ye x cot mittee toda - lofty quotations thruout the year in all parte of the United States to|p. kemigh during ihe niohee patted ws in tariff in ne cause : 7 : Z Bananas are ents pr pound tow Ue ern of securing the, ninion sees aang ver voor ot the wears sown io | Which Is Available for Inspection at Following Warehouses: r t 2 7 the Japanese product which > Oranges went up a a box last | trade and safeguard consumer ' ; ‘ ‘ week and are now selling at top| I ra in general attending the bee ming to th ntry ir Wilson Point Warehouse, South Norwalk, Connecticut; Hog Island, Pa.; Chicago prices of $6.75 per box convention nuid they would act in rensed quantity ¢ Warehouse, Chicago, fogged Erie Warehouse, ie, Pennsylvania; Los Angeles ogre Pog eg levelopments of ‘ear wie on : ‘ nage to reduce eee’ ah tod onage Warehouse, Los Angeles, California; Baltimore Warel 101 Sollers Point, Baltimore, ne uv un ew . ht ates an hus help bring an ewer yor | & ‘ ’ r r cake oF Concert Lady Winger ;about's reduetion ta prite : an Lule at 6 pm. WI. & Rider | Annerted It ‘ t Maryland; New Orleans Warehouse, New Or! Louis Metuchen Warehouse, Ee grapes from California gre beinx dis v7 1 alee wheres Metuchen, New Jersey; Corliss, Wisconsin; Liberty Plant, Alameda, California; ry Portland, Oregon; Tacoma, Was PROPELLING MACHINERY AND AUXILIARIES—rngines, Marine, Triple Expansion— hington. becaure of the Ortent sapeot ae cmmnan dl @ragsing ana tne|U. S, Shipping Board|* pert, I C., via ports at : © Gown tt am: bor « public appears to ired of all kinds | | Sailed From & of melons. Controls 34 Shipe|”. October 13—#te dareus for Mantia} | 5? re s med that the Unite 700, 800, 1400, 1600, and 2800 1. HL P Propeller Shafting, Stern Bearings, Steady earings, } The spud market has a strong un Only 24 of the n a a porte at Par : States ain corporation has encour Stuffing Boxes, Propellers, Under-Sea Connections |dertone, but sales are slow. Digging |*hips remain in government Now | aged ime Preference was show bors : ; has beeun in Western Washington | according to reports received A" | tor the foreign products by the cor BOILERS—seotch Marine—2800 Square Feet H. 8. 15 ft. 3 in, by 11 ft. 6 in. Water tarbe, 2500 and dealers expect a ratt <a \ ping board off An Trinee | poration altho there . surplus Square Feet H. 8 | go ‘or street sales r ne r weeks. ¢ ‘ t J tean et " t . tr at the > Al a 2c, 2 nm for street ft : : BOIL FITT AND ACCESSORIES Gauges, Gauge Cocks, Gauge Glasses, | The butter and egs markets are | Hosa, formerly oper firm, ith prices holdir toad a | tle Weet Coast re by W. R. ¢ Bafety Valves, ot Blowers, Turbine Tube © Ash Eijectors, Hand Ash Hotsts, Tube Expanders, Fan Casings and Uptakes, Injectors. erheaters, Steam Separators, Riveta, Staybolts, Tubes, Bottom Blow, Globe Btop and & © low Valves, Bridge Walt, Stacks and Fidley Tops, ete ENGINE AND BOILER ROOM AUXILIARIES—ondensers, 2,000 square feet; Eva porators, ) tons. Feed Water Heaters, 15 and 24 tons; Culinary, Feed and Filter, Fresh Water, Oil, Ja and Reserve Feed Water Tanks, Centrifugal Circulating Pumps, “Horizontal Duplex searcity of both b xists in this part of ors. Storage © ments of both |iines have vastly improved within the | Baron Kondo Now | " on Way to Nippon ~ GOMPERS RILED 2 ATNY, STRIKE lope week, the Exports of wheat and flour In July and August as reported by the De-| arom Kor unegel |p Pumps and Vertical Simplex Pumps. Various Sizes, Ladders and Gratinga Bevolution partment of Commerce and the load-|¥Ippon | Yusen Kalan tt von | Counters, Engine Room Telegraphs and Lifting Gears. He te amount to s1¢07000 (Sunday. In-his party war his son on ee eet ea iodae ‘on ||| DECK MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT —Carstans, steering Engines, Winches, Hewssr reese ec att sete lea Renji Kondo, Jr. Baron Konds| . gees owed ls, Windlasses, Ventilators and Cowls, Life Preservers, Metallic and Wood Ife Boats, Le hel h 1 4,219,000 barrels | v wed disapprov f the action of bushels of wheat and 4,2 Frels i was Japanese industrial advisor at} Sir Wade ken rofipeorselh m4 and feet. Mechanical and Bar type Davits, Masts, Oars, Life Rafts, Manila Rope, of flour. ounsenmninees Ga se tks te Ga donee 1% in. Circ, to 7.Ins, Wire Rope, % in. to 1 7-16 ins. Diam., Marlin and Ratine. | Markel : * 3 Be ieee strike ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT—Conduit, Couplings, Clips, Clamps, Copnecting Boxes and Fit- | Loca Marke s IND Daniel Keen for In a letter to T. V. O'Connor, pre tings. Junction Boxes, Plugs and Unions. Generating Units 7% to 15 K. W. Reciprocating DOROTHY BURNS + ie a IAN 1S VICTIM #0 08 100 p.m ident of the International Long-/§| and Turbine Units, Switch Boards, Lamps 10 to 6) Watts. Motors, Blinker Lights, Search OF WEIRD ATTACK | Mtr Africa Maru shoremen’s ur Gompers charac Lights, ‘Transformers, 25 K. W. A, to 100 K. W. A, Lead and Paper covered and Duplex LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.—Miss Dor-| —— —~—— fuse Plugs, Fuses, Switches, Annun- terized om of Steel Braid Wire, Lead and Paper covered Cables, Cord, action as @ Jat tp. m.: ote thy Burns is the champion rough! Price Paid HESSEL, Mich, Oct. 13. ph | Nonciviv at fa b - 4 * . a ae ahh ae. tatk| Sedeubtes ond Pret | Kywondaway, a Chippewa Indian, | te See Se LA Se Rrvaeed Seceber 23 the f " mimosa prir tp es st the Sintors, Storage Batteries, Bells, Portables, Reflectors, Solder, Tape, Electricians’ Tool Boxes and imm: | American ‘eders the Abo ‘oo ls. z returned from a fishing trip and re- ported that he had been attacked in his skiff by a giant muskellonge whose mate he had captured. The great fish tore slivers from Kywon- | daway'’s boat, he avers, and at last In ite fury, leaped from departed for Hongkong via ports at ™ cup in the big Los Angeles water | nests phival. | Cabbag: 4 $125,000 : Striking lon ». who have RETT—Malied October 12) #tr| tied up the ports of New York since ar for fan Pedro. | | |'Tuesday, were voting today on the = areind! yiitt | quention of returning to work pend ing nettiement of their wage de wetober 12: U.| mands by government arbitration. | , VALVES AND FITTINGS—?ipe. Brass, Copper, Lead and Steel—Black and Galvan- ized; Seamless Steel Tubing, Copper Tubing. Valves, Flanged and Screwed; Brass, Cast Iron, Extra Heavy and Standard, Globe Angle and Cross, Gate, Angie Relief, Check, Back Pres- sure, Chronometer, Manifolds and Reducing. Fittings—Ells, Crosses, Flanges, Tees, Bush- ings, various sizes, Extra Heavy and Standard, Black and Galvanized. Brass and Galvanized Unions, kets, Lock Nuts, etc. would have ae A cat | Union leaders, who brought about E t peste att aan a paddle 2 RST ne vote, were confident the 60,000 }| PLUMBING MATERIAL—Water Closets, Urinals, Lavatories, Sinks, Bathtubs, Showers, Water Kyondaway's relatives have strikers and the 60,000 other work-/|}/ Heaters, Mirrors and Bath Room Fixtures. Steam Radiators, Steam Traps. “ t r fined ’c ob n throv ow of work by the Tal 7 nt - te Si * sorvaliag’ A ie geet re - | Canadian Government ntrike would be back tomorrow | pi gg na tig Somplete ns Refrigerating mg a 2 ‘ se HANDLIN JICES—Chain Blocks %4- to 3-Ton. Bridge Cranes, to 5 ns; Cant Newbe ’ ” Mes Iks Continue C: Campaign for 5: ayerry 7 a EHR ly P| | Crane, 3 to 10 Tons; Derricks, 10-Ton; Holsts, 2-Ton. Electric Hoists, Chain and Wire Rope 2 Salvation Army i *Status of the New York | | Maus a onion | _Stock Exchange __ || ]] HAND TOOLS—carventers’, -Rngineers’, Machinists’, Steam Fitters’ and Plumbers’. ttle must raise $125.000 to meet - | Public Markets ye debt to the Salvation army ee Waen. Netted Gem & week of campaigning for! New focal, ™ vee Eee WESTLAKE NEW YORK, Oct. 12 change closed (oday—hotidey Sound north. SHOP MACHINERY AND TOOLS—soring Machines, Lathes, Planers, Punches, Riveters, | Shears, Bending Barke, Bulldozer, Liner Rolls, Power Press, Multiple Spindle and Radial Drills, Mouldigg Machines, Mills, Ovens, Emery Wheels and Buffing Machines. 1s—Hie Banta Ane abeam Cape | eee Laso southbound at #:20 a m | Te Pampkine . ° ‘* Stalle $9 hamburger, Ife | 7, 7, o Senatavot a oF oped SES" | hart Peet , qured bacon, 380 f., pork bach bones t el ‘see Gelbaietinlinn | — COREY Y Re wor FSAI | WOODWORKING MACHINERY—taners, Saws, Tenoning Machines. obtat | Rutabagae—Tok'ma fancy esting *4| Oecoder 12-Str J A Mottett, tan Pe-| | Chicago Market Re J "—Cars, Crossovers, Spikes, etc. ‘ quota. So the campaign is being dro for Vance B.C, 245 miles from | Hnued. seta ED Vancouver at § p. m.; motor song i rae AGO, Oot, 18.--Chlenge Beard Fie | METALS—Bronze and Copper, Galvanized Steel Sheets and Zinc Plates. Steel Shapes, Plates and ne campaisn pened last | Ra se Portland for Balboa.’ #4 miles south of | aes Choon holiday Bars. §tructural Steel, Fabricated and Unfabricated. was ted tl Roag ti a jertden, Weill or Monetuly. paauane soe | ‘ould be raised within the| {out'csacer it fe male Snes teak ones FoWEy ch fo ths oe | MISCELLANEOUS— However, the discouraging re-| Tarnipe ‘ew. ioral” pet 1 via port —--- = = | Asbestos Millboards, Baskets, Bolts, Bolts and Nuts, Booms, Brushes, Buckets, Chains, Chairs, uring the week means that|Veaeteble Marrow —Per ~ River light: | Portland Market Status mt Cushions, Cuspidors, Fire Extinguishers, Fenders, Filters, Funnels, Graters, Hangers, Head Sets, Hose Inkstands, Lights, Linoleum, Mouthpieces, Nails, Nuts, Oilers, Patterns, Pistols, | Plugs, Posts, Racks, Ranges, Reels, Revolvers, Rings, Rivets, Rods, Safes, Scales, Shotguns, Spikes, Springs, Staples, Steamers, Studs, Tables, Torches, Traps, Uniforms, Var- nish, Washers, Wedges, Wheelbarrows, Wheels, Whistles. The above materials and equipment are surplus from the shipbuilding program and eis wok going to quit until we se. || are practically all new. Some second hand shop and mill equipment is available. All the full quota! declared City | S22! 0618.80; me sales are for cash and prices to be quoted are F. O. B. cars at present warehouses or pman W. H. Klepper this morn-| Blackberries Teal v..-+0+- z . roll i3 : rere concentration yards. All material has passed government inspection and is in strict See ae & cote « aati! Piel Gone n aee peed: market | I) accordance with specifications. Inquiries on any of the above materials are solicited. ba oer Me $10.50@11; yearlings. $7,50@9 Detailed inventory, giving all data, may be had on application to Head, Sales See- tion, Supply and Sales Division, United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Cor- getting it, With the united coop. | Cerabapplee—Tr-mecendent, at # p. m.; str Endicott, # ore, $7.80@8; ewes, $57.50. tion of all Seattle citizens the cam. | Craaberries—ler box | Kohama. 1.190 miles from Be 46@670 per It | poration, 140 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, or at any of the following district sales offices: @ampaign is prolonged. And so Elks-Salvation army committee begins anew the campaign ih revived energy and the expecta on that the remaining $125,000 will] Fealized within the next few days ties trom | lee chould: be concluded by a whirl Dates “it tor. pk ge Bi: Mr Siandard "Arrow: Mongkong for| Kegs—¢2@70e per don | ind finish in a day or two.” [See too +S era Gee Rieck pick 1-?. northbound at & p m.; str) Geeae—-1he per Tb. : {for fan Pedro, | Cheese—Triplets, 22@34e per th. Supply and Sales Division, Northeastern District, No. 115 Broadway, New York City. ; ’ ; 3 : ; CE i - Supply and Sales Division, Eastern District, No. 140 N. Broad St., Phil: g Victoria, St. Michael jer Fralt—Cal., a 7.0 ; Duteh Harbor, 636 miles from Bt. | —_—___________-# Supply and Sales Division, Southern District, Hibernia Bank Bldg., New Orleans, La, marie ver wait p 4 et Pes Bm. ate Arrow, Denver Market Report | Supply and Sales Division, Central District, No. 922 Edison Bldg., Chicago, Til. NOW IN LONDON "itrsined pets ‘ , “gf “ noamereeinatelneateattia es — Supply and Sales Division, Westerr District, Northwestern Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore. park amber. EN Colo, Oct. 12. —Cattie Honey Dews—Per fm oe 000 end: marxet 26@ 606 h er : ie 3 neta gti Sp cee ea nS U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation chew few mincemest. tte M Santee at | market 196 140 NORTH BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA 4 306 anney at § p.m F Beattie, 85 miles south of Keteh t 8 p.m. ord . } Dulk of sales, $14,406 King George al and Premier)" me ‘6 Oa Send Greetings Wash, Winter N. Local Beaurre Clargeau, box D’Aneos, box - Pall butter LONDON, Oct. 13.—(Uniteg Press.)! pineappies— Hawaiian. per Gor Receipts, 26.000 head: market | at. sienaet |25¢ higher. Lambe, 0@16, © 6 t m me | 7: feeder lambs, §13@13.75. —|Rob Truck While STRANGE IMPULSE | ny WOMEN AT YALE order of the trustees of Yale ECONOMY Staite 27-34, 36¢ Olympic pancake 1 kg. rolled oats, 15¢ Sheep tr Vietor bor, 235 ‘—Messages from King GeSrge and | Plams— Ker om. ae Im Port at Senttle Today | wee surdn itr Cathlamet, str Roowe-| Driver Delivers CAUSES KILLING! University, women are to be ads Premier Lioya-George, urging sup | meee ma Piake White, | Sith Cove terminai—str Bikton, dee |“ vait : | LONDON, Oct. 13.—Henry Bohle,|Mitted to the Yale law school witht ns of promoting peace, were read | brent endl Pier 12—#tr Norwood byalia longing to the General Cigar com:|four times, bas been ordered con-|'"!* fall. Under the terms of the today when the League of Nations | rssrmee ta OE CF salted butte oF atags, No. 1.. Pier 1—BK Guy C, Goss, bee J.D. Pe- | Commercial Bolter w 0 r ke s—Motor eetr| pany at Third ave. and Union st.|fined in an asylum because he killed |2¢™, Tuling any woman who is the Emnvention opened ite fall campalen| tes Cream Melene—Per @ame tae ar ee Wer 10-—-8tr 1. Ti. Lovesoy, str Saginaw, |Lake Union—-Itulle Bnoquaimie, Rroxton, | shortly before noon Monday, obtain: | his sweetheart. Bohle was playing es . a recognized college at the ung gone | Balied or green calfeking, No. i nee omer. aD as es Leota, rhort Jackaon Ad ling 600 boxes of cigarets while the|!th @ razor when he suddenly drew . ae ee “We fought to gain lasting pea do No. 3 elt st. terminal—Str Fialea “ “| @ nont, Hourne- o boxes 0 jare J lit across the siri's throat. “It was’ er the king said, “and it is our supreme | pig ee ee OO | Dry hides, a. “i touche, U. #. L. #, Relief No, 92 villa, driver was making a delivery. The! qn {rresistible impulse,” he ex-,GAY COLORS PREDOMINATE duty to take every measure to secure| qimonds—Per th 34@ .45 | Dey bulls oF yp Jeigarets are valued at $75.95 and] plained. “I had no reason for doing| Color and glitter mark the news { {t. To realize this nothing is more) Brasil Nute—Per ™ 320 135 constitute the largest consignment Of such @ thing.” est silks amd chiffons, All dress essential than a strong, enduring [Pine » oa Str Lamivat Géhate this particular brand in Seattle, ow- | pO Fae Me |trimmings are brilliant in hue, NLeague of Nations.” bee ag ee ae ‘ts ‘ or nites, wakere-ir deed (lend Ing to the shortage due to strikes in while satins and crepes for dress 71 wady yarde—Rtr | astern tobacco factories. | DRINKERS GO ON STRIKE |foundations are of incomparable The message from Lloyd-George| meee in part: Poprora—towa, per tb 12 “The allies are pledged to support| intense & league of noble ideals. Civiliza-| f MBA ; tion cannot longer afford to squander Prices Paid Shippers { ) time and treasure on the destruction | we Cour, drome cea its own handiwork. 1 appeal to|fiere-pinck fellow countrymen to support Choice heavy his great crusade for international | Ven!—Fanty SST SST NT TE ‘order and goodwill.” | as war Gamay PRODUCT Pa resheiitease ' Brides Neglect “Obey,” Anyhow | Supe gaeteedhepampllgpinge apie | prices Paid to Shippers | Siac nes ’ rene ea oo ee T HAY, GRAIN AND ¥EED | \ So It May Be Dropped i in Future ) Cripple Creek, str Bffna, . oo CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 138. habitues here have agreed to fee ‘The man who finds fault with his | je |, ‘ ntil the price > nam & Babeock—Str Cinena, atr| neighbors’ religion should kpend ao) a he prices at the prin Married people are Bke shoes—if pal bars, which have just been exactly alike they are not a fitting Daiile saptefier. Tene, Ray Shipbuilding company— Bene | little time repairing his own. |raised conside p rei F Todd's Afydock—Atr Gaffney, str West-| | Bianca, str Blantind — =—sorre | reived considerably, are Fedvoet: | pals. 8 oe | ound Bridge and Dredging Co.—! Kogers-Brown pier. Str ener | Coeur. Are You Laboring Under the Delusion have loon | Sorgeousness, Stacy at. terminal—U, 8. 8, Murnalde, Str Dillwyn. Hanford at. terminai—dte Wistarte, str 40 short wool, fo shearing .. 4o flint dry wool pelts” Tallow, No, 1 h e———~z | yourself on the street, | during the fall le Brice Per Ton 4 City Price > ) ) " ¢——_—~ That because you Pow WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—Senator | Norris, Nebraska, entered the third} Y Hi i 70.00472 that is, some chap just | [WITS ALL PY WORLDLY GOODS | THEE eMOW) LL YUST OMIT TH ‘OBEY™ 4 10.00 an abstract of title to Bday of an extended speech on —_— 16,00@ 77.00 ‘ * Shantung when the senate resumed DAIRY PRODUCTS 62'004764.00 | your property, you have y like you, in all respects consideration of the treaty today. Friese Feld Wholesale Dealers | oo Brest treed good title? Many people but one, have this delusion. As a matter of fact an ab- stract merely shows the history of the title, which may be either good or bad. To know Norris began speaking Friday. He |Coroamut Meal. fs opposing the Shantung provision #6 | Chop of the peace treaty. country cream~ stop, and look yourself nUry creamery, over! GAINS FREEDOM BY What’s the difference between you? Your jobs are alike—your earnings the same. The difference lies in his determina- 15@ ‘16 60 ite ; 3 Milo Matze . 66@ (68) Mill ron Psi : 41 | Timothy May | [RINK WHAT THT BRIDE LL MISS NOW TAINT RECCESSARY. WE WHOLL OBEY. WAY OF ALMSHOUSE) | — —gtiN= 60, SWEEP) pow Ernest Warre: nééd hed, wi Fp WORLOLY Booos oN JOT RO OEP) DONT HAME TO! || that your investment is tion. He puts some of his earnings into ous oe gle Meare phan ned VTEC ENDOW fully protected — you a bank account and leaves it there. om ty Jail’ Sun BE Pie u should get this Half Mil- 2 @ay to the King county almshouse - Serateh Food . : : s Samburger .... “ lion Dollar Company One of the functions of this bank is to | | reported to the police. | decided he didn’t like his new ho Siock awise Straw... jetGestansss § t of and left the same day, it has b Fancy wheel Swiss ss. pg 73 jee : seseeees oe guarantee that your aid young men in building a_ business = — P"Gasatlens of Stockyards title is good. See any career, vi 1 u a] POULTRY ‘Gevtations wi Biockrarés 3 . > Oe ee ee thae| | Brtees Paid by Whotesate Deat-| | 5, 0 | of our three Seattle oon Seeroens | Primes Ry 17.50@ 18,00 agencies for details, man stopping at the almshouse. Thi , os Medium to choice 60@17.60| SOMk GENTS'D LIKE TH ENDOWING “ MANY AMAN wire Police are hunting for Warren. S| Rough heavy (tow isto | REVERSED INSTEAD OF CUT OUT TH NEW WAY = .. THE saad | catthe— sl! A (Special to The Star by N. B. A.) } LOWEST RATES $0 | Boat mteaen os ec ce cee eens 10 60@11,00 DETROIT, Oct. 11.—The proposal to eliminate from the marriage | as On | eC NATIONAL CITY BAN | sto 13) Medium to cholde «vssss+++ £00 9.75 ritual the phrases “with all my worldly goods I thee endow,” and the| Peat 4 vee ltateful word “obey” is causing considerable comment among the clergy i | Batters ane Metewrts ets 1888 $88 lmen gathered here for triennial convention of the Protestant. Mpiscopal| \ OF SEATTLE ANGELES POINTS, | sheos— 91400 /church. It has been claimed that the two clauses are obsolete; that civil} “Under State Supervision” Second at Marion law gives a wife her rights In her husband's property and that no law! DIEGO. | 1 change the mo¢ BAN HREQUENT SAILINGS. 8. 5. CELILO. +O Spring lamb, prim do, fair medium. . Yoarlings wi 12:60@13.0 2-11.00 18. rn woman's notion about obeying. But two more! Assets More Than Half a conventions of the church must ratify the chariges in the Book of Com-| Million mon Prayer before they will be authorized, This will take until 1922, |