The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 17

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, =. 10, 1920. 10 ~=—s REAL ESTATE LOANS | #800 Brey rpmpt vin % rain the bhelness HE DU! ni tee 4 Leary Building LEGAL NOTICES (Official Publicatio: REPORT OF THE FINAN juardia: located hington. an the sath in 20, 40 chards ad- Joining: all cleared, ready to plow: | Will sell 25% che: than lands Adjoining are now being sold at; we are the owners and can give easy terms; sec photographs at this office; this is your chance to a farm at a low price. A RIVER FARMS CO, 918 Green Bide. OMfice open evening 106, et Fi ll | BANK © LEARINGS 28th day ehes February FLORIDA FRUIT ARRIVES HERE Stripes Grapefruit Placed Furniture and fixtures $38 Ha on Sale at $7.50 to $8 | Clearings Cash on hand, clearing . cee | house tems and. due from, approved sreserve A tad 00 tines evapetrult fren Neide che: Florida arriving Tuesday afternoon orca teemng : sod ind was the chief novelty on the street, Due from bank Refore Wednesday noon the entire pital ata car had been disposed of. Quotations PoRind Board were $7.50 to $8 per cama. Another r of the Florida grapefruit tw due || to arrive here in the next 10 days. | jj-—- Rhubarb is firm and scarce along| New Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MARCH 10 MAKCH 11 Virst tow Tide First Low Tide li a m, 64 ft [3:01 a m, 68 tt First High Tide | First High Tide A Berar BB abet Second Low Tide 5:29 p.m, Lo ft Berend High Tide 10:61 p.m, O68 ft Loans and discounts, los notes and bills redis ated ‘ Overdrafts U.S bonds, Indebtednes ings Stamps and Thrift Stamps ‘Other bonds and warra Othe Jocks, securiti claims, judgments, et HOMESTEAD Seattle $7,086 095.12 1,623,228.06 $589,805.14! 487.58 Clearings , Portland Clearings .... Balances .. My 160 acres coming under govern- Ment ditch, adjoining a lively town; lots of work here: $1,200, NABER-WEBBER-NORELL York Block RKENT, FING S-room house and outbuildings; live stock; more farm implements than ne Price $3,300; terms Application for government loan granted. JP: a 445 New York Ridg. 0 ACRES, Only $1004 cash. Good farmin, near railroad and town, in county, H.C. PETERS, 716 Third Ave 4 CRES; irrigable: ‘improved; fenced; bulld- ings. Phone North 432 riifieaten of » 6,092,424.67 891,199.03 93,290.00 ts 104,140.49 “Actions in libel against owned or operated by the waned States shipping board or ; fleet corporation will not be to hamper or delay such vessela, But such action will be limited te g. ceeding in personal against the’ 4 States, according to @ from Attorney General Palmer, 5 ceived by District Attorney bees cae | C. Saunders. Scope of the new a and instructions as to the detafls of 167,156.40 151,303.60 | 9:87 PD. thy Clearings | Balane *— "Status of the New York | | Stock Exchange YORK, March 10—The stock 69,906.00 | 44,815.18 2,842.95 43,422.29 Guaranty 408.90 Other resources fe deposit equipmeni”. SPRING IS HERE Tour boat leaves at 9:30 MORNING from PIER 3, foot of Madison st. T AHEE will be your destination. "Enjoy your din- her at the hotel or take your lunch. RAIN or SHINE, the CLUE HOUSE and ILLAHEE in all its beauty and splendor will welcome ins te you don’t know where Mahee is, call at the office. NOW #is the time to select your site for 4 SUMMER HOME. W; M. MACFARLANE Community Builder Eliott 2524. ott 2 722 Leary Bide #1.000, UNDAY 200 CASH 1,000 WATERFRO! 200-foot deep to cleared street, with pring water piped right on the Jot; electric lights, clam bed only 2 blocks to dock, with fast steamer to and from Seattle, 2 trips daily; we also offer camp ites 3 blocks of the dock §0x100 feet, $200; location Keyport, U.S jorpedo station, a good investment as well as a rummee home CLIFFORD LAND CO. $27 Third Avenue WHY W ; Buy land for thi blind man cai acres, waterfront, Punning stream, halt mile, to, 91 eRe Price $: improvement tl oe sBrecemes Call 352 Empire = “TOGGED OFF LANDS WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING 16- ition, low price and easy terms of sale of logged-off lands offered to settlers in Western Washington. ‘WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER TACOMA, WASHINGTON. RANCHES AND ACREAGE FOR RENT xCcR 3; FINE goll; ‘small house: water: rent or cheap. North 2594 evenings. Twa WILL BUY Bonan Pan Mot opportunity a see. Kighteen ing & Power fe Futreit Cars ‘Coupler, I WILL SELL 20 Wicks Tire & Rubi §7 Security Auto Tube. 76 Scarlett Life Savings 190 Deep Sea Salvage. 6 Simplex Auto Wheel. Universal High Power. Texas Crude. Pacific Electric Welder n Coal. Sequim ae. & ot. Campbe tary Pump. Ballard O1L Forks OiL MAX WINKLER 4 Union St Elliott 850. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: DSDS DSDSDS DEDEDSDS DsDs DOMINION SECURITIES $11 White Bidg. 4th at Union DP SOME of our best bargai now open for your inspec- tion and approval. SERVICE STATION, $500 D Good boulevard location, stock of oils, grease, etc, complete juipment; building Pieamaee price; Bowser pum D grécnd rent $5. monthly: pe little business that D well. Nos , BUTCHER SHOP, $600 Good resifence distriet; a ing business doing ‘$3: day now; fully eaulpped lace; good reason for sell- ing; & Feal bargain; see this. o. ; GARAGE PARTNERSHIP, $1,800 Need a mechanic, one who de- sires @ permanent partner- ship with man; cement fireproof building in auto row; storing 40 cars: works from 4 to 9 mechanics; = Place is busy during | the slackest mn; ith the best buf in this fine. ‘No. GROCERY_AND CO! |ON- D ERY, $£,700 D Dandy place right opposite bi does $60 per day an fos prot; has 3 roots tn connection; a real money- maker; nice clean stock and books open for inspection: three-star buy. No. 39 RESTAURANT GRILL, $1,000 A very well equipped place; with first olass ho- B el RE “AUTOpSALES AND SERVICE STATION, $2,800 bik We can show you an income of ($1,000 * month net profit; full investigation in- vited; a big money-maker; Jet us show you this; good reason for selling. No. 40 CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH, $1,000 At one of Seattle's most POP- ULAR PARKS. A big chance to clean up this summer 4 livgpg rooms in connection furniture of 2 rooms includ- 8 ed; investigate. No. 30 Ei] Satntada' NOTIC! RIRUROSU RRR RUNES BORE CEU EO™ v D We buy and sell CANADIAN VICTORY BONDS and can D save you money. DOMINION, SECURITIES D $11 White Bldg. iliott f110. Fourth and Union D D DEDS DSS DSDSDS DSDSDSDS DSDS ‘FARM FOR RENT Large, going dairy farm; needs good man and wife as assistant man- ers of sam Mullin Bros. Land ‘0., 603 Seaboard Bldg. PERSONAL YOU WANT TO GET WELL? ¢ you rheumatism, lumbago, uritis, kidney trouble, drop- ay, nervousness and what not? The VIT-O-NET will cleanse the blood stream, raise your vitality, and SURELY and POS- ITIVELY nature will bring you HEALTH. We are perfecting cures that are wonderful thru this NEW METHOD, and it will do the same for you. Bang this ed with you and get a complete treatment FREM. 226 Central Bidg. PERMANENT HAI WAVING, Marcelling, henna pack for gray and faded hair. LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP 520 Union St. HOSPITAL, CAP, 196 When you think of advertis- ing, think of The Star. D D » 8 ERNIE $892.779.00 $100,000 00 12,000.00 Total .... 1 ABILITIES Gapltal stock paid in . Surplus fund ‘ ivided profits, leas ex- penses and taxts paid . Amount reserved for tax Demand deposits Time deposits .. Bills payable Total ....... State of Washington, King, ss L A.C. Kahiko, Assistant Cash- ler of the above’ named bank, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief A. Co KAHL Asst Correct. Attest HENRY PICKARD, H.W. BRINKER, LEOPOLD M. STERN. Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of March, 1920. HR AUDLLY, Notary Public im and for the State of Washington, residing at Seattle, TO WHOM MAY CONCERN TH ts A certify that Herbert & j@ an appiteation to iH ) public en, one at entramere fost < care $892,779.90 County ‘of Cashier, one ve cars, m 1016 Bellevue cour, Belmont ave. N. lot cK ee hele Heights Addition. Anyone desiring to pro- test such occupancy must file such protest at the office of the Bulld- ing Department. Room 506 Count City Building, prior to Monda March 22, 1920. Section 905 Bull: —ing_¢ Code. ) WHOM If MAY CONCERN ‘Thik is to certify that Mrs. L. Knee- land has made an application to erect and maintain an auto service station at 1520 10th ave, lot 4 block 14, Nagle’ ond Addition to the City 4 Seattle, Anyone’ desiring to protest such occupancy must file such protest at the of- fice of the Building Department, Room 505 County-City Building, to Wednesday, March 24, mn 905, Thutld ‘ode. BGLIN, MY WIFE, having left me without cause or provocation, I will not be respon- sible for any debts contracted by her. B.G. t The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Al Ali case Law ESTABLISHED 1 Consultation free; mod- 215 Burke Bldg. 905 Second Main 7303. £T. Schott, DFwns Bik, 769 Ind 1 ‘Consultation free All'cases. Fees moderate. Attorney»—Patent FREDERICK P. GORIN— PAT: ent Attorney. American ai foreign patents secured, cee ped and promoted. 805-6-7 Cen~ tral Bldg, Seattle, Wash. and 639 Fost. N. W., Washington, D. &_Phone Main 390. MABON, F ce 43 1 ¥v LAW Burke ‘Bide. Chiropodists THE FOOT HOSPITAL, DR. STUCK, 314% Pike st. Phone Main 5059. Chiropractor TURNER, Chiropractor, 210-12 Haight Bid, 2nd and Pine. Consul- tation free. Hours, 10 to 5. Even- by appointment. Elliott 2684 SERNINGS— & TE practors from Palmer school. Con- sultation free. 214-18 Denny Bldg., 1408 Second ave. Mi: GA. Traub, Chiropractor. Grad iF Angeles colieges. Consult. free. Lady attendant. 505 Pantages Bld. M. 2831. Campbell, ON. Pantages Bid. FL 3326 Collateral Loans * zs MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTI cles of value. The Reliable, 907 Third ave. Furniture, Repairing, Upholstering. Packing fae Pee Bros Furn Shop WTC ers a teachers of a work our I ity. Reev: 6th and ison. Main 129) for rent. dank Elliott 3291. ~~PREMIER KAT PAINTING AND REPAIR CO. First class work suarant Car. ts cleaned, floors scrubbed, po Fon hed and refinished by tectricity. window shaden cleaned oorder. 1605 12thave, Bast 7954. ft $f SHSSHSSsssssssss INTING, PAPERING, KAL- SOMINING, REPAIF ALL $ $ WORK GUARANTE H $ $ 1120 First ave Seventh ave. Elliott 465 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Massage and Baths DR. LILLIAN CHANDLE Practor, drugless therapeutics, scientific baths; beth s $14 Pioneer Bldg. Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN. On diamonds and jewelry, on satisfactory termi SOCIETY FOR, REME TT" METRE RUILDING Year Madison. TO LOAN We loan any amount diamonds, watches and Jewelry, Lowest rates. Seattle's didest loan broRers. | AMERICAN JEWELRY CO.” 821 Second Ave. Matablished 1889 Physicians and Surgeons NEY & BLADDER DISORDE, 1 DR. F. N. FRE PHYSICIAN AND § Specialist for Both Se 905% Third Ave. 10 A. M. to 8 P. Plastering PLASTERING — WE where for any size Job. most i Hours North 1103. PARIUM — RE good service; in- graduate nurse. jonable rates. fants boarded; if Capitol 2475. Crawfish Holes Cause Washout D, Ore, March 10 Holes bored by crawfish in an earthen wing-dam diverting the waters of the | Deschutes river thru the plant of the Bend Water, Light & Power com | pany, are considered responsible for a washout which occurred and which will comt the company sand dollars. The fire department and several hundred workers stopped the with sandbags and baled h pre. venting suspension of power sery ice. A demobilized English officer was snapped on Trafalgar|ton. Butter and ege markets were easy Square while at his job of bootblacking. Note his interesting placard of protest. REGISTER KICKS ON HICH COST Fair Price Committee Holds Open Meeting. At an open meeting of the King county fair price committee, held on the third floor of the federal building Wednesday at 11 o'clock, a number of cases of alleged profiteer- ing were instanced and data taken by the committee for federal invest gation. Between 30 and 40 persons took advantage of District Attorney Saunders’ invitation to attend the meeting, and & number of com plaints, criticisms and suggestions were offered. Figures introduced showing that shoes costing $8 in 1914 were priced at $17.70 at prewent, were answered by the testimony of T. .A. Baxter, of the Raster Shoe company, who declared that as far as the retailer was concerned profits were approxi mately the same, and quoted figures showing that some shoes cost the dealer $18 per pair, H. R. King, of King Bros, spoke at length on the clothing situation, giving results of conferences which he attended recently in Washington City. “I have been in the clothing busi ness in| Seattle for 18 years,” he maid, “and for seven of thoes years only do my books show a profit, The average retail clothing store in Seattle, I am sure, ts selling at a Jess than reasonable profit in order to keep the public good will.” King gave shortage of production and consequent’ high cost of raw materials as prime factors in the in crease of prices since the war. He further stated that he was certain that neo merchant in the city was making over § per cent, In closing the meeting District At torney Saunders said: “The govern: ment machinery stands ready to in- vestigate any case of alleged profiteer- ing if specific details are presented and will prosecute wherever the facts warrant.” The “fair price’ committee is com- posed as follows: Retafl grocers—Thomas W. Nash, secretary of Augustine & Kyer, and Carson R. Stong of Stong’s grocery, Department stores—J. Vernon Hop: kins of McDougall & Southwick com- pany. Retail stores—T. ter & Baxter. Men's clothing—O. &. Greaves of Cheasty’s and Julius Shafer of Shafer Bros. Wholesale grocers—A, EB, MacCtus. key, secretary of the Wholesale Gro- cers’ association. Bakers’ union—W. T. McGuern. Representing the public is Effie I. Raitt, head of the home economics department of the University of Washington. Ernest, F. Wella is chairman of the entire committee, A. Baxter of B: 200 MERCHANTS | IN SESSION HERE} They'll Form a Statewide Organization More than 200 merchants, senting retail lines in practically every county of the state of Wash ington, met in conference here Wed nesday for a two-day session, to study practical methods and stand ardization of business in this state. Economic businews methods looking toward @ practical reduction of the high cosf of Uving are of primary consideration, according to speakers before the conference today. ‘The conference went in session at 10 a. m. in the assembly room of the Rjiks’ club, appointing B. C. Beck, of Seattle, temporary chairman, and Jim McCormick, of Tacoma, tempor. ary secretary, MOTHER JONES TO AID STRIKE To Boost San Francisco Bay Shipyard Walkout OAKLAND, Cal, SMareh 10—With the arrival of “Mother” Jones tomor- w, labor leaders of the Bay cities will launch an elaborate publicity campaign in connection with the shipyard strike. On the outcome of the strike, it is freely admitted, hinges the fate of unious in the Bay region. “Mother” Jones will make numer ous speeches in behalf of the strikers, Airplanes, it was anonunced today, will be utilized in the publicity eam- paign. Soaring over the bay ship- yards, pilots will drop thousands of circulars urging the non-union work- ers to leave their pinces. HINES TO MEET RAILROAD MEN WASHINGTON, March 10-—Rall Director Hines today meets repre sentatives of railroad managers and workers in joint conference to pree prompt settlement of demands of workmen for increases totaling $1,000,000,000 a year. . Hines is expected to present an ap- peal from President Wilson. He called at the White House late yeu terday to discuss the wage situation. The joint conference will mark the first time rail workers and execu- tives have met directly in 21 months to iron out wage disagreements. Dur. ing government control controversies were handled by the railroad admin- istration's board of wage adjustment. Beware, Cheating Milkmen! No more can the tricky milkman water the product of hig 2in The dryoscope will get him, if Dr. Julius Hortvet, Minnesota state several thou-|Chemist, has worked out the eryoscope, by which, in eight dairy and get away with it. he doesn’t watch out. ‘wholesale row. bringing $6 pound in bulk. Asparagus movement | California to 15 a box ce nok is nis @ is good with quotations still high at 30 cents a pound for the white stuff Jand 45 cents for the green. Local market on Yakima squads is holding firm. Practically all sales Wednesday were made at $120 per with quotations unchanged. Reoeipts ‘at the local stockyards were unob- vated by noon Wei si, | Local Markets | _— “Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | for Vegetables and Fruit Asparagus Gerlle—Per 1b Green Peppers Lettuce Onions Bell Peppers Potatore— Pep t Tomatoes Mor! Turnips Applee— Per tb. Imperial Valley . Poe ida Per muck rRurre astern Washington . © grades Rananae—Per Tb. Wer box. Detee— Grape Fruit Nowey—«" Navel per case Blood, half c ase. Storage. bricks Strtetly | Sheep pelts, do mediym wool, t wool, yullets Cheese freen Or, and Wash. triplets . Wisconsin cream brick. Limbarger Young America Block Swiss ... J 6.28 678 #00 POULTRI Prices Paid by Wholesaler Dealers te Shippers Brotiers Geese — Live Meigian Hevee—Live, per Tb. ‘Cowe—Country, Hege—Choice I Medium Veal—Fancy - Medium . POULTRY dressed cht, per ib. market was generally strong at. the pening today, altho some janues yielded fractionally on profit-taking. continued to climb and was 220% United Btates Ste uncb od; General Motors certificates at 31%, up 4%; Pan-American at 92%, up %: Republie at $2%, off %: Central Leather at 14%, off ) Readimg at up 1%: United Mtates Rubber at 104, unchanged; United Retall Stores at 73%, unchanged; Corn Products at 87%, up %! Mexican Petroleum at 156, up Amert- can Locomotive at 9%, up 1; Southern Pa- cific at 99%, up %; General Motors at 210%, up 1%. An advence of more than 40 in ater ling was an Incentive for buying in the firmt “hour. United ‘tater Rubber ad od 2 po and General Motors, after opening at 310%, gained 4 pointa. Pan-American made a new high on the move at 93% The market closed h up 2% at opened nt 95%, er, % Chicago Live Stock | A cad Hoge— Receipts, steady to lower Dutchers, $14 60; Might, $14.26 $13.26@14.6; roughs, 7.600 bead; market tn $9.76@ 15.78; butcher steern, cannersgand cutters, $4.75@ kers and feeders, $7@11; cows, calves, $15.60@17. 00 head; market ts Lamba, $11@ 20; ewes, 0, Maren 10.- market k of sales, $14.60@ + packing ae iz. 2512.76. Re ww and higher, $e@16.te) 50. | Chicago Grain Market | J "HIGAGO, March 10.—Grain as somewhat higher on the | Board of Trade today. Among | factors was a rumor that. the States Grain corporation will discontiaue wales of flour. An improvement in for eign exchange, bad weather in the core belt and light-recetpta were other aida Other receipts were heavy and prices dropped Provinid wero inclined to rag with Ktock prices at the opening, but orn h Gorn opened late at $1.52, up reafler loning Ye; May corn was down at the opening, $1.46%, but : July corn, up Ke at %, gained Se in Inter September corn opened at » Unchanged, and rose %e. May ‘oats, up iee'at the opening, 82%, |tost Ger July cats was up he om open: bee at 760, but later dropped ‘oe qesuies Chicago bullish 1% Frisco Market Status BAN FRANGISOO, March 1 Baxtran, 640 por Ih. Mgne—Extras, 41\40 per dor: firsts, 8c | per dos; extra pullets, 860 per dox; un- dersized’ pullets, 82'4¢ per fox Cheewe—California flats, fancy, 86c per mt firsta, 30¢ per Ib. | Portland Mar Market Report | | pia et cbc PORTLAND,” Teh 10.--Cattleo—M ket steady. Good to choice steers, $10.5 fair to Kood stern, $7.00@8 50 Stocrs, $6.00@ 7.40. good d heifers, $9@10 neep—Receipt oteady. last of mount: $18; best valley Inmhe, $18.50 Hinge, $189 46.50; ethers, 64@65e per Ib. ras, 36@42c per 400 @33e per Ib; broilers, Geose—80e per Ib. | Choese—Triplets, PUGET SOUND STEAMERS _ ALL LOCAL ROUTES | STRAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN Pritt Medium to choice Rough heavy . Pigs Cattlo— Best steers .. 12.08 11.76 Medium to chotoe . Common to «: we Bulls "oskies f t cows and heifers . ood 00 2 00 HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL 13.00 9.70@ 10.50 @ 8.00 915.00 “a ) Wholesalers to the Consumer | paited hides, co @o No, 2... con hides, cows and steers, No. 1. No. 2 Salted bulls or do No. Salted or green calfskina, Dry bulin oF Dey salt hides em eS, Pound ~e Sida some ana - i" ‘No. Dry oalfskins, § Ibe. and under, Ni Horsohffes, gre 4o ar; do wh * do shi do fll Wool, Salted or do No. Tallow do No be Barley—Rolled No, 1 HAY, alfa Meal teh Food . Straw ‘Wheat STEAMSHI! each . long woo! on or sulted... each each . ary wool pelts an ranch full grown kip skins, No. iP JEFFERSOD 4 | ra, No.1... 28 ‘32 120 19 ou 116 GRAIN AND FEED oteaale Price Fer Ton, City Price 71.00 2.00 76.00 83.00 | £20.00 187.00 Al. | minutes, he can tell the approximate amount of water in alaska 8. 8. Co, sailed for Skagway |sample of milk, carries an accurate scale upon which the percentage of water is shown bu freezing the sample, overhauling. NP | freezing point, while water has another, and the apparatus|™month for It is based on the fact that milk has one| Wednesday, after being id up a TRY STAR WANT ADS 5 Tor] Tip Angeics! dally “Doss net ge thra Vietoria en trip leaving Seattle Batur- or Sunday night} 1:00pm levery two hy 3:00pm Jingle trip, 92 5:00pm jtrt 00pm datiy Port Townsend Special 1 00am [Str. Sioux, 5:00pm |Townsend daily a 30pm ir Port. atrect|1 (Connects at Townsend] [with rail ynes for all) |potnts on Olympie| {penineuta. Bellingham—Anacortes—Everett 10:00pm |8, 8. Kulshan, 00pm for| dafty {Anacortes and daily Bel [Steamer Utopia, for! midn’ht/Port Townsend,, Port) Friday Sunday[Willlams, Dungeness! Sat 10:20pmland Port An | 10:30pm Wed, | Goes through to! [Clatiam and Neah Hay on Wednemlay |trip. ! Port Gamble—Ladlew—Finglor | Kinget. Mon, STopm iste. dafly — |Kingston, bie ept |Ludlew, ** Rion} Satur'y [Flagler Town (Sunday |Hanavtlle | and 7:00pm) Hock Tor] 10:00) daily cept n@.| Sunday Had { e008 midn’ht ‘points in Mon. !Juan islands. Friday! “alll 1000am San} Wed. | Sunday tor the boat landings these points and for ding points mut make own arrangements for landing and ansume all risk and lability In aking such — landing, vesenger rate does hot’ inciude boat tonding charges Baggage ltabitity te limited to wear- ne apparel, not to exceed $100. for || whole ticket, 150 pounds allowed free. Steamers ‘and, schedules subject to change without’ notice, Freight re- reived datly for all points (excepting | ma) named in above schedule Tickets must be pukchased office, Open from 6:30 a. m. midnight. PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Ticket Office, Colman Deck. Phone Main 3003, ints engera for ner boat } thelr Cruetbte | §y. United | lesa 2 el Foreign Exchan| _ Foreign Excha mae NW YORK, March ‘e--tore satiate antinite news from London that a large export of gold ts to be made to this country re- sulted tm sterling jumping é%e at the opening today to $8.68 % Ghortly after the opening sterling ad- vanced to $3.69%. France opened at 13.47¢, wp 26 contimes; lire at 17.820, up| 16 comtimes; marke, 1.46e. sterling was quoted at Vessels in Port at Seattle Today ove terminal—Str City of Spo- str Edmore, str Fulton Str Lxton. Pier 11—Motor sehr Kirketind. 10—Motor sehr Joxeph Pulitzer. Great Northern pier—Str Suwa Maru. Str Delight Str Santa Ana, str Alaska | Str Bergen. . Pacific Coast bunkers—U. 8. L. 8. Relief No. 98, bye J. D. Peters. Skinner & Eddy yards—#tr Eastern Crag, str Rastern Pilot, bk George Curtis, schr Wawona, atr Salvator, Alaska Steamship company moorings—Str Victoria, #tr Star @o, 2. | Stacy st. torminal——U, 8 8. Rurnside. | Albers dock—Str Eastern Gale, | Hanford st. terminal—str Eastern Ocean, str Eastern Glade | Lander #t. terminal —% | Spokane terminal | Wave, bk Oriental East Waterway terminal Eastern Victor Str West Campeaw. Smith ¢ kane, or lt 8.8, Ree Surveyor. Woshing Str Kastern Crow: Duthie yards | Lake Union—Hulls Sy Leota, Endymion, dison, Bought ville, Allenhurst, Abilla, Adria, Ca- praria, Elostra, Oclwin, Abydos, Area demia, Academia, Peruta, Black Wolf, Bickland, Bastine, Blanford, Agron, Anthon, Fort Harrison, Fort Stanwix, Imufka, Kiton, Loot!, Di Cagacan, Corian, Cineyras, Cardia, Eliana, schre Azulea, Henr? Wilson, Salvator, Alics, bees Corus, Fresno, whaling stts Ko- dink,’ Tanginak. Ames yards—Str Jappa. Heffernan. drydocks—Str Northwestern, schr Maid of Orleans, str John A. str Charles R. Wilkon. Stream—Str Eastern Mariner, “Feller” Finally Proposed || MILWAUK March 10.—Louise Feller had a “feller,” Irvine Vizey, arrested, because he | ing to her too much. Vizey ex- plained he was trying, to propose. ne accepted him in court |England to Have | Cheaper Funerals LONTQON, Eng., March 10.—Black- | burn carriage proprietors bh ‘e com - | bined to reduce the cost of funerals. They say they are 100 per cent too |high. They will conduct interments and supply coffins, claiming their scheme eliminates the middleman. Girl Gets Beauty Prize at Dishpan Fort J. Bowexmont, Hourne Roosevelt, str Weat (MALPGARET NOULLAN NORMAN, Okla, March 1—(By Mail.)—While she was washing the breakfast dishes on Sunday morning, | McMillan, of Dallas, learned that she had won the 1920' Sooner Beauty Queen contest Jat the University of Oklahoma. Miss McMillan is a senior and is majoring |in domestic sciencesall seniors in | this department must spend a month in the practice model house conduct- led by the department. It was Mar- xaret's time to wash dishes and al- |tho the contest had closed Saturday, ‘so many votes had been cast that those in charge of the contest work- Jeuntil the wee small hours with |adding machines and it was not un- til the morning paper was received that Miss McMillan learned that she had won. Fortunately, few people are mind readers sisted on talk- | procedure in affected cases af@ Gm pected within afew days, Twenty-third product of the % FF, Duthie yard, the steamship Campgaw underwent trigls an@ ja cepted by the shipping board | day. As a result of distillate the Sound, smaller craft f ing distillate are now using kenee- sene, says Pacific Motor Boat, UNF ED TONNAGE f NEW YORK, March 10.—1i tonnage of the United Btates . corporation on February 29, 9,502,081, an inerease of 2 tons over the previous mont! Was announced today. Unfilled Bage om January 31, 1980, | 9,285,441, Public 2 VIKE PLACE Stall 17 2 Tbe sugar, 34, 4 a Stall 79, pure frewh milk, Ie @t. | 150%, 2° cans Standard corn, 400; | Cabin syrup, 350 and 6%¢; baking 2 The. 10c; Lima beans, 1ée b.; 4 dollt's chocolate, 40¢ Tb.; new hard walnuts, 22c Tb: 4 Tbs. mpeckled beans, 26¢; 2 bars Palm Olive soup, Stall 44, tall can Carnation irimpy ike con Stalls 1-2-8, bacon, 36c MP. 5 Bs pen i} smoked sboulders, 23%e roast, 16¢ b.; boiling beet 12% Boston butts, toc ™, Stalls 87 pk. Olympic pancake flour, , 260; 400 pkg. 2 20c cans core, 9, 2 he pure cane abe can pure ground chocolate, CORNER Stall 102, 2 tall cans Bordests oF | operative milk, ic; famey Jersey ; KUAFAntee! storage ; full cream cheese, €2¢ 1, | pot roast, 12%c T.; hams, 330 Tb. | roast, 150 Ib.; smoked shoulder, Stali' 116, shoulder veal roast, 21 leg of veal roast, 28%o I. SANITARY 24, pure lard, 360 %.. 8 § h ‘potato sausage, Hills’, Gold Shield or M. J Sse T.; 2 pkgs. Shredded pure rolled oats, 290; ; 10-1. mack yellow corn large cans tomatoes, 25¢; soda crackers, 18¢ T. ail 45, ffee, 4 doz.; ‘grape fruit, § St tong & Lenox soap, 2 for 1¢. Stalls Ik coffee, $1.00; & + 6 rolls toflet paper, ate ‘can pink sai ool soap, Sc bar; 3 Ibe beans, 2%e Stall 193, 3 36c; ginger snaps, 206 Ms” c can, Stall 130, 3 MARGARET ILLINGTON'S LAST YEAR'S COMEDY a LITTLE FAST, CLEAN COMEDY THAT WILL DELIGHT ALL WHO ENJOY A GOOD LAUGH WIFE” | NOW PLAYING AT THE WILKES “LOWEST RATES —to— CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES FREQUENT MULTNOMAH, Sali McCORMICK 100 Cherry ,St. s. 8. If you must SELL your Liberty ot If you can BUY more Liberty or Vi On Tuesday, March 9, 1920, the cl low. They are ‘the gover the world, and the highest. 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