The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 15

e SEATTLE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1919. MMANHELDIN RAINS WEAKEN MARKET PRICES elect COOLIES BIG CITY DAM ARE UNCHANGED on From Canada ts counci Roused by Report! |Apples and Potatoes hate From Cedar River reports that the Cedar Funnel tiner @ fitted up te accom rinese Coolles between REALTY CASE, the| Great} being shipped home sought by Carmody on Western Ave. Quotations on th solids by Dey age Dp, Carmody Pigeon, arrested in Vancouver, /cour every member of the city! 150 Chinese coolies active on apples with buyers | The of | dated at Vane VESSEL MOVEMENTS Mparged her with er 4; * first hand information as to the beat are to be an abund consignments | Bast are reported | ef oF fee Wik Cort Be and Pdward OG Le * i, DEEP SEA VESSELS heeled engagements to é se | potato market continues firm with quotations to the Sighted at the Cape eather Tureau) task and she sokt the} | winter rains: “It the dam faile to hold thru the t mean a serious of Herhting this} Pitugerald sated Us H Yakima Netted G | demand continues by e id atitl a great short * & the apartments ad SEATTLE CITIZEN |: DIES HERE SUNDAY | dengen Mathiesen Reports from California stat str Pred Maxter at visit the dam.” — i g ack of lighting in the outlying dis anday | trlote: in the home of his sister.) Wetkening we want to know it fro: 2 Wilson ave, | Personal ¢ by three wint Belen Quesado ceive the first shipments of th | Oranges within a few weeks if co during the night vation #0 that we may November 10 Point Arrow an t showing an easier Dealers report that they cleared up of thelr stor ° suppliee and are in waiting for the new arrivals of fresh exme which Will noon begin to appear _ Local Markets | iE Saeeee 2. head 024007 Carrote--Now, per sack ... 1 ena, vent i re ‘ be fan Francisco: two sons, =" | Canadian Whisky Nabbed at Border Ninety (wo bottles of [Whisky were seized and J. © Dotan | Raderbaugh arrested on | Guide-Meridian road | mile south of the Canadian border, of Bremerton, services will be held at the Mrs. C. Gerhardt, g3g% from Seattle = (pas dave not been completed z $ 8. T. & Brookdal mapall and Port Alien and Hono nelseo at noon a f |San Pedro via Ban Franek Admiral Nicholson 3 tH tie Te the Pub which the two men were riding and| | searched the machine, y Simpson of the Oxford hotel, checked in at for Bouthesstern tumedima 5 the customs rossed over into Brit- Kae Plant—Per tb th Chinese. per m Green Beans Per » [ish Columbia, return, but he w: by Whatcom county officers charged |with smuggling 20 cases of booze lint the United States, Simpson's system was to carry the contraband across the line at a se cluded spot, check hin car in at the customs office, and later return and get the liquor, it in said jturned over to the customs depart |Shorty May Yet Be Made Conductor | Pass. Harry W. Booth, the gob who was good enough to join States Navy but too short of stature to become a conductor on Seattle's municipal street car system, may be come a conductor after a! Some time ago Booth w down by the civil service commis sion because he was half an inch | pers too short in stature to become a street car conductor. Mayor = Fitageraid Booth’s status last week and Mon- day called the civil service commis sion’s attention to the fact that a mistake must have been made. “It ts highly probable that th commission made a mistake in tak- Booth's measurement,” Fitzgerald sald Monday with a sig nificant droop of the right eyelid. “Another measurement may reveal jot half an inch too later arrested Prince Kupert, B. ports at midnight. Aaskn Vessets VALDEE—@atled Alaska southbound at 1 «. KF Nebrard Lettnce Per crate 0) Netted Gem, new 60.090 m northbound at 4 « m. 4 Other Ports BAN FRANCISCO. 1 Yakima, sack - Sweet Potatoes Nancy Mall B. Wash. Detictous B Wash Rpiteenberes —Cuatamala, t. .. “Trnecendent, box 1.90 the United . Chansior for Ev- BAN PRDRO—Arrived Novemtier Str Phyliie from Te Beattie via fan Emperors. per tue Vreit Monday evening and decorations at Kauyfer's ‘Third and Seneca part in the parade wil! Harklederries — 1 Lemess--Per bor bee Pp str Baverne for United Kingdom via Balboa at 4.20 p.m. VANCOUVER, Pt Balled Novem- Bir Cordelia for Port Ban Luis ptr Raverse for United Kingdom, Ste Yomel Maru from Be- inveatigated War, mute Neitia, bos NGENESS—Ponsed in November 10 . probably Tamalpais, PORT TOWNSEND—Pasea the Arena at 7 p.m. Per ® November 12, and Walnate—sert er per Reo virgnte 3 Reyotene, ». & Arrived November 9 from Melbourne, /At f o'clock President will make hia public Holyoke at 11 ber: tr Admiral [that Booth ix short after al Tax Suit lavelvie Historic Tract\ president of the navy yard, is trying to recover taxes levied on property he «a: was de Clared nontaxable for 25 years by President Benjamin Harrison in 1890. President Harrison granted the prop 1EGO. | erty to Moses Kamowis that year and OVEMBER 14 | exempted it from taxation. Kennedy Line since acquired posseasion and says the property was taxed within the 25- Yomel Maru for Var at 1100 & m, otr Al Arrived November 16 porter from San Pedro and sap DMA Arrived Ntvember Santa Ines from West H. B. Kennedy, ata Rite towing weir Quada from Pritannia Reseh, 2, Dahlia from seattic, st from Seattle. Wireless Reporte Storage —tiricus Rage, le Local, striecty trean crscee ew Wieconen triplet. rip! =| i | sre SOUND STEAMERS ll LOCAL ROUTES LEAVE FROM COLMAN Foor oF MARION sTREET Si] west of Triangle Inland southbound at} ste Anyox off Alert northbound at § p. m. 1 Communication r d—Htr Norwood. ADAMS IS DELEGATE J. B. Adams, field manager of the Northwest Fruit Exchange of Seat tle, was appointed delegate to repre sent both the city and state at the} Western Land States Reclamation conference to be held in Salt Lake City November 21 and 22. Ten dele-/ gates from each of states will attend the conference. the Western River at # p 22| cinco for Beattie, Columbia Kiver miles northwest of| iehtanip at ® p. m.; ate for Ban Fran: Belgian = Ret Live. per fo. MmAT i Prices Vaid Moge—Choice tight, eines, crossed 180th mer! Coburn 600 miles nilen went of Cape Hpe ms east of Cape At 21 | eastbound 46 |Seq) Intand bound for Vaid Reattle for Yokot HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL Balted hides, cows and steers, N No. 2. ny milex west of fan Franci Raw Material or Finished Product ? te at Townsend ih vail tines for ali} Smith Cov® terminal— Teurugizan Maru, » ate Admiral Evans. #tr Ketohikan, terminal-Motor acht Margaret, tr Fred Haxter, |Bacitic Coast bunkers—str Wi Pier A—Str Admiral Farragut, Which is the most valuable to you, the wool or the cloth? — ‘The abstract, with its lengthy recital of legal technicalities which the layman does not un- derstand, and over which law- arde-—-Bte Effingha: Motor achr Libby str Dahila, str On- product—the Title ‘The Title Policy guar- antees to you that your title is good, or you get your money back, and that if the title is attacked it will be defended by lawyers employed by this com- pany without cost to you. | Barley—hotled Puget Bound Bridge and Dredging yards ur mille—-Str Western Glen. 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Ay Second Ave. & Cherry St: .—_-____—_—_——_—___4 2 tail ECONOMY 37-98, 300 phe. Cream of Wheat 45c can Royal baking powder, 38e; fons comb honey, 45¢; 400 pkg y rolled oats, 320; 200 phe. H. O. Se: 2 200 cans pork and beans, 26; & bare Naptha soap, SANITARY Stall 102, 2 tall cans milk, 240: very best butter,.6%¢ Tb, 3 Me $3.08. Stalls 4-36, 3 the M. J.D. coffer, $1.45; Bbc Clirua Powder, simonds, 380 1. 2 phen. Grape Nuts, 2 Btall 46, 2 the. 8 » cotter, $1.19; 4 The beat rolled © rik cr Stall #1, Yakima honey, 2260 pt. at Tea Garden jam, 2i¢ Mb.) Tillamook heese, 350 Th, ‘Stall 160%, Carnation mitk, 140 can Federal or Co-operative milk, 2 for 40¢; large can folld pack tomators i new ¢ 4 cans Del Monte tomato sauce, 26¢ Biue Label cateup, ™; lamb mugar cured ry, be buneh & Tha. $1.75 box 100 tha, Stall Stall 192, 4 boxes Searchlight | | matehes, 1 4 rolls tollet paper, 206 ij. |Stalia 16-17, 2 the bulk farina, ze; 10 0 rn meal, Ge; & bare Lenox The average milk pail refuses to upset until it gete full, LIBERTY BONDS At highest market prices. Also Canadian government bonds, Threct private wire to all impor: tant markets, New York stock exchange and New York curb stocks quoted, HERRIN & RHODES, INC, Established .1896 Stocks and Bonds Main 1512 119 Cherry ™|Frisco Firm Buys Five Barkentines | Five Seattle-built barkentines have | purchased by Haviside & Co.,/ They will be the | She Sought Death in River, but Calico Dress Prevented Suicide She worked is withheld by the local mill for nds were red her work and her of San Franctrco. largest barkentines flying the Amer- The ships were built for The Pacific Fretght-| pretty face was white and seamed. She was only 19 years old, but she loved pretty clothes, The furs and silks paraded down | the avenue by well-todo women got as a lumber piler in the government Jers Co, will operate the barkentines in the offshore trade. Wurzbacker Given Important Post! Wurzbacker, formerly agent Pass & Yukon rait and well known here in ship has been named traffic manager for the Seattle office of the division of operations of the shipping | ’. Burchard, director She longed for them. Sunday night she climbed onto the | railing of the Monroe st. bridge here, t above the river. d-bye, everybody,” sl Her calico dress caught in a rail | Ing as she prepared to jump wo boys caught her and took her, | weeping wildly, to the police station Distributers of Community Silverware, Tailor-Made Coats and Suits for Ladies amd Gentlemen We Purchase for You and Extend OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WELK FASHION TAILORS 1429 Fifth Ave., Near Pike St. For Men ses Special No. yin} seeee of operations nounced the appointment. 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