The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 13

ht Eo. "Status of the New York | SEATTLE SHIP es MARKET IS THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1919. |JURY TO PROBE DANSEY CRIME, Prosecutor Scouts Idea Boy| Has Been Discovered ATLANTIC CITY, N JENKINS CASE TO BE HEARD. Mexicans Say They Have | ‘More Damaging Evidence’ | BANK CLEARINGS J., Dec | } | | Seattle | Scouting reports of the discov BY RALPH H, TURNER | ‘ Stock Exchange | ene nes + ee tien || child tn Collinsville, Okla (United Press Staff Correspondent) janes th, 5 Anawered 16 dene ptlor a | 5. ‘ T caw Yona olde i : | wered the description of MEXICO CITY, Dec. 29.—The #u- | eet cin Spokane P | | Dansey, Prosecutor Edmund ¢. icine caianh. of Sani i 4 ‘i { ¥* | Clearingn . 154,644.00 | kilt has announced the whole vem Couey GF Ss o jecide | (le Balances . x 847,891.00 } |witt be laid before the grand jury at| Within 15 days whether William O bw ‘acomy t om Ja y 1 vacstena. condéla att Morning Star Collides With | "322%. “s cnange i the open Yakima Potatoes Boosted | | Cimarin " srosso.o9 | [Max's Landing on January 13 Jenkins, American consular agent, ling toaay “n fetes At that time T will ask that in| cnarged with collusion with bandits, | Princess Charlotte pie 33,443.63 | laictmonts be returned against Chas! who recently abducted hit, shalt ‘or 1 | |S White on a charge of murder and| pe tried & federal court or ; 576.8 . | Pamages to the freighter Morning The 2.68 | | eee re ath 1. Jones as an ithe state court of Chihuahua Star, which collided with the Cana: | at | week M Weiter declared: ne faethe PRON) The prosecuting attorney of Chi- | dian Pacific liner Princess Charlotte, i] the new low quotation made Sa | - | jhuahua, who has collecting in Vancouver Narbor, Sunday morn: | Motors at ; Can .*tl day, Dealers are practically of * -" W! worsa. Ox, t dtnThe “net! ein t case, com &, Unchang ” at kha Joo, 28 The not ing, aro slight, said officers of the | §4%. wneb Kther {opinion that the market i too law || Portland Market Report ||," ; Mewthe “hot } hin work and turned all data freighter, after a survey Monday axes. @ant ‘ * noi * ag | (TU Of the mining Billy Dansey| over to the supreme court. He The liner was undamaged. aents per @cnen 3 TLAND, Dec, #8. —Buttor—70@ Tie] O8¥¥, Of Hammonton, N, J. haw 4D) stated today he had found “new The collision occurred ty but aa yet no changes have been |? parently grown mudde nly cold. Chief) and more » darmaging evidence. ak The Uner wee ’ | 85 @ She per dow Auten, of the Collinsville, Okla, po-| cs campleting a voyage to Seattle - Morning Star was starting a trip Roth vessele were proceeding YE slow speed, and due to this for tuMate fact, damage was not serious ‘The bow of the Morning Star was baBly splintered above the water line, but she proceeded to Seattle. hile prices r ¢ 35 cont The more than 200 possengers on a teamtere, Pa-| While prices Gaturday wer 35 cen! the P Charl no > | per pound, dealers Monday boosted Mearns: tr te ont . ae Ste Oe Oe, we | oth t 2 conta to retail what startled by the impact. The/? from #0! peigahd , ae om pyres be fies Mor by Frank | of § during ¢ markets nile ‘on ri eee A On aoa we son |. That. toch again, which dealers think improt Waterhouse & Co, and was com: |, manded by Capt. B. H, Oliver, The} w= Princess Charlotte arrived here late | when call mo Slinday night and departed again for | [°"% The fists rs at Pedpight hi ‘New York Coffee and |B Sugar Quotations a Seeer NEW YORK, Dec. 29 of for the day Covering move: ney rates | y tefore new high It Chicago | Grain. Market eIGAGO, Des. 98.—Crain price higher on the CRicage Boat today in, be content with an opinion when you can have An Insured Title with $600,000 behind it? Title Insurance is issued by Washington Title Insurance Co. “Under State Supervision” in, pened at $t ined 1 the opening 0 ning 1 Tee at opening, $097 %. s January sie Miles tn- | packing. 1 view 00 head: market SA Th ee conesrs and ASSETS MORE THAN Taking a Dentist With You When You Go Away By DR. PARKER Founder and Executive Head of the E. R. Parker System DENTAL offices using the E, R. Parker System are located in many cities, each being a complete organization in itself. 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PARKER SYSTEM Second Ave. and Madison St. Seattle, Wash. LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If you must SHLL your Liberty or Victory Bonds, SHUI to US. If you can BUY more Liberty or Vic Bonds, BUY fh | pa | to te Th | to inturday, December 27 9, We 17 | 493,27 TELEPHONES: Main 7227; Elio Over « Quarter Century. in | trgnt able 58 cents per pound for thelr Year turkeys. | Feeipts at the local stock yards Monday were 146 hogs and 128 head ‘The stock market held steady in all divisians cliinbing with vax highest wholesale | per Ib Netted Gems | were Potatoes Ver ton | 3 Ween. Ne ¢ corded in Seattle Butter Supplies from ast week a prices wil by the increased market Turkey consumers cattle, still the Potatoes 1) per ton $85. ir ton Onion market ts alse est Oregon and California varie? it 6% cents per pound Apple market is slow w unchanged, while ora g A brisker mover Pumpainetocal per ATKY PRO Prices Paid to Batter Fat Prices Pala by Whi to Shippers A letter received b: house & Co. from Capt the steamship Delight in Viadivostok, had be: rt of the offic ri 16 Delight took r the Russian port ‘Crew of Ill-Fated - Firwood Find Port; $9 16 992,19 $92.08 $0 ” $90 a Phy Te on & $60 bond and $2.6¢ on @ $1,000 bond, We PANAMA, Dec “ ' York market plua the accrued interest and crew of the.s from Seattle, which MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. irom eat whe ‘The Premier Municinm! Nond Mouse—Capital One Million Ron the Bolland S Central mer Gorredyk f two lifeb« narket is showing & we cream coming in in better shape | d the tendency to |y— “Price Bald Wholesale Deslere tor Vegetables and Froit ake country bably be over 1 whipment advancing will pay from 55 to New | | quot ations noted Monday for Yakima | Minimum quotations Local spuds are closely following the Yakima stock at $80/ per te ‘The marke ECTS shippers jenule Dealers LETTER FROM RUSSIA OPENED AND LOOTED’ Frank Water The hip arr rrive maste Virwe 1 at sea Bal American line Several of the it all escape » firm with the i sosaniniooiaiapereallll + 20@ S30 per Ib; drollers, 12@35¢/ lice, who announced Saturday that he believed he had found the missing | baby, haw gone back to his home town, convinced that he was on the ‘ 41 | Denver Market Status 1 The local boy, “Billy” Holmes, ag) thought by Chief Auten to be the Receipts, |Minsing “perfect baby,” was found to be older than the missing Dansey on - CHINA OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES, | ARGUE DEMURRERS IN WHISKY CHARGE | per th tbe py Triplet Arrest Young Man as Knife Fighter) Art Perry, 22, negro, in being held in the city jail Monday, pending the filing of a complaint by the prosecut ing attorney Perry waa arrested at Maynard) jave And Weller mt. late Sunday night | by Patréiman Fred Nicolar, upon |comptaint by Joe Grossman, 3919 Ral: | oler ave | Grossman told Patrolman Nicolar | that Perry attacked him with @ knife per tb, 600 hend; market ts} bulk of wales, $10.45 " Heoetpta, | Top, $14.40 11,000 head: market 35; ewe, $8.50 @iebe. _ Frisco Market Status j * | But Americans. Must Meet} Oriental Conditions —Ruteer “firnta, 64 hye Demurrers against the indictment Rate eate © person; extra pul | aqak ues Saheeas pale ane charging W. W. Powers, Seattie| per dow That China offers a wonderful ap. |PU*iness man, with vi the! heeee—Califormia Mats, fancy, t . . ¢ ca or ta 1 “ | portunity to American business men + laws, were ars t ‘eremiah Neterer Mon providing Americans are willing 40 meet the manners and conditions of the Orient, i9 a mesmmge Jen Chow an electrical engineer, will detiver to 8. district court here. ore is anid to be an ansociate of alph Boyker, hotel proprietor, and! Three New Vessels Ready for Sailing | members o¢ tie China club and the| Dan Edwards, former department of The steamships Eastern Knight, | foreign trade bureau of the Chamber | Justice operative, who were indicted) Eastern Breese and astern Guide, |of Commerce Monday at § p,m, in| ¥¥ the federal grand jury in n all built in Japan for the U, 8. | the chamber assembly room. Ar-| Francisco neveral weeks ago fe hipping board, are ready to be put|Tangements were made this morning | “running” large quantities of Hquor | =|" nervice, Th 1 Knight ts|for the meeting, which will be ad-|into Washington, | Ms | n British Co s but is ex-|dressed by Jen Chow and H. C.| eae ee | | Zen of Chungking, the great river | gg —~% The two are accompanied on a | mission to the United States by Y. Y. | s——— aerearcervenereeerne *, - Yu attac ° bom bg ne of = greg So ot | PANTAG | ing how is 6 Theatre will join Seat nell. man and one of China's most} tle noted electrical and mechanical en. | brilliant midnight cabaret, to be kineers. He is tn the United States | tagea New - sat gt apron Pil for the purpose of buying stetrial | prt i Neen oa Gla machinery with which to develop the | =F chook i The midnight cabaret has been ar S| ranged by Manager Milne on lnes| widely different from the big enter-| |tainment of last New Year's eve jee will carry even more of the real spirit of the occasion. The audi ence will share tn the welcome to/| = 1920 aud aswint in speeding the de-| enormous water power of the falls of) the Upper Yengtse river, whieh ha ereater potential water power thi Niagara Palle, he says. |Chinaman Bound Over to Jurors ling been laid before them in Spo- NEW YE =] _—_ _ c"> rm Charged with having in his pos-|Pparture of 1919, and thore who at last week in letters sent out) aret will be announced, as each nixaion @ quantity of narcotics Mar|tend are invited to “bring your own|b¥ Manager Milne. Every act will) ture of it will contain some element) a was bound | noise.” }figure in the rtainment with|of surprise for the crowds. ‘The™ $750 bond Special stunts have been prepared| something new 14 different from|theatre w open its doors for before United|by the players on the new bill, the|the routine of thelr usual perform-| rpe performance at 11 o'eloek KR. W. McClei-| plan for the midnight cabaret havy-| ance jand the program will begin prompt. » detailed program for the cab PAGE 12 Join the Merriest Party in Seattle Wednesday Evening ~ at 11:00 p.m. PARTICIPATE IN THE BIG EVE AND ALL NIGHT DANCE WITH THE BEAUTIES IN THE LARGE LEVY’S BEAUTY CHORUS ON THE STAGE AND IN THE SPACIOUS MARBLE FOYER —ALSO— BIG HEADLINE VAUDEVILLE ACTS MUS BIG ALL SEATS RESERVED AND NOW SELLING FAST. GET YOUR CHOICE OF SEATS NOW. Box Office open from 11 A. M. to 9 P. M. 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