The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 15

THE SEATTLE STAR LAMONT PLANS CHINESE LOAN, Thinks Way Is Paved for | Tides in Seattle | SPUDS ADVANCE 8,005 CASES OF we: SO ON MARKET SALMON SEIZED Wholesalers Boost Quota-) Unfit 7 TURSDAY APRIL Hiroe Low Tide for Consumption —- U. S.-Japan Co-operation (| “ss ee Se tions to $165 Level Valued at $56,035 i BY HENRY W MeKINNEY Py pude ad P sa 1 tf human con Sans We ta | Public Markets | ga Wostes ay agnor Peg ated ebro of New York PIKE PLAcY to United States Pood A. MacDonald, that cour Lamont related to emergency WHI also seek ¢ China is a profitable field for invest. | ga 10 ment. hone; Before leaving T: TUESDAY, APRIL 6, ! ——————— FIREMEN NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH AS WALL COLLAPSES 1920, PAGE 15 clared the gave him a Japane rCONOMY Receipts a cal stock r BANK CLEARINGS Seattle mining a las = ont. BF Views. of the Were expre M governor of the ban declared that * to enter whole-heartedly cr Clearings . ¢ cas mark $6,570,216.96 “ t Balances 1,596,757.59 Spokane Local Markets “|! cress 8 | | | | Tacoma SANITARY . - ¥ Prices Paid Whelesais Dealers | for Vecetables and Fruit ” Portland plete understand of views between culties. Thomas W. La * gan & Co. went sentative of an 1 sortium of ban q Jeeta, it is under the Japanese the ter of their reserv admission of Mongolia churia to the A dispat: j) dated March fm anese council h H to abandon its re Manchuria and Mon Khataacts Spinacts na regarding and Man ally dec ations as to} a ' ‘ ‘ | Falls 100 Feet at 5 Bremerton Yard ° BREMERTON. April 6.-°B. C. Da taut , orker, was suffering | we from slhowse skull Tuesday after a) ra a NUTS Ihe Prices Pold at Whaetesate I be out of 9) 100-foot fall to the cement floor of a| ord feupe. Lie os =“ - ———8 |< ng & snag in Lake Washing dry dock. He became caught in © Was operating from ing line of U. S. S. Bear as she ©: wing dry dock and was hurled the dry dock’s bottom. sland. A verdict of $27,504 . & longshore spital Tr ih a broken leg as the result o: slipping while trucking on the water. front Monday. prime fiveta, 670 | seit 7 °° | Batter—Lo rropvcrs Wholesale Dealers | recal Status of the New York | Stock Exchange may slwere know 1 ach value of your Liberty and Victory Bon 2rd 4th Victory Victory 4Ms 44s The the 9294 SHOES $9784 897 Be 28 On88 16 LA? “POULTRY | Prices Paid by Wholrenler Dealers | te Shippers | *When buying. we deduct t7¢ 0% eell at the Now York market plu MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. ‘The Premier Municige! Buod House Capito! One Millie Dotlare Central Betiding, Seattle TELEPHONES: Mote 7227; Kilictt 2840. Retablished over = Quarter Century Delatan Hares o— t —— a» | POULTRY Prices Paid Whoteentore | 88) New York Coffee and F ue I Sugar Quotations i Between Pike St. and Liberty Theatre unate is he who never has oe opinion of him To get you acquainted with the fastest-growing MARKET in Seattle we are offering these Wednesday Specials Do Your Mid-week Shopping at the LIBERTY MKT. AMUSEME TS cme ae | LIBERTY GROCERIES MAY, GRAIN AND PRED Wholesale Price Per Ton, City Priee |S. Monday afternoon, \falling w of | Paint Co., | ce MINING SESSION o "ES Lave is not always the st harm. ae nouncement haw just been made} Laaving her husband at Fourth|ful of the various intoxicants that way mail © ’ Mc oing to @ motion picture show, Mrs Orath eor with i f from |W Hl. Pletcher, 4710 46th ave. § 1,500 Expected—F. A. Van- | Clevelan ear| mysteriously dropped out of sigh O8 meninet the | * — Se CS ONE... co cons coboedssetscces - Co-operative Milk, 5 cans... 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SCREW DRIVERS Best Leather Soles, pair........ 35c woe | wenn NOVA (Herself) ail Smashing drama of the Crema Srent ] North and, Cunningham (and Marion LUNCH COUNTER Zest rap of Coffee, with cream.............. 6¢ Griddle Cakes and Coffee... . 15¢ Roast Pork or Roast Beef Sandw | with ‘coffee 15¢ UNITED TEA AND COFFEE STORES “The Silver Horde” with Cherry Malotte, most famous of all Beach's characters, METROPOLITAN Last Times Tonight and Tomorrow “Three Faces East” 5c to 82, Mat., 50e to $1, per ie ee yo pub, de £120 Qcvencn OVE, uped being crushed under the The blaze started when a kettle was, at one time, the home of the Seattle —Cress-Dale Photo. © nought the ald of the police Tues This preture snows Jiremen sighing (he v1aze Thai Uestroyeu ie muito eine vv a few minutes after the walls collapsed. Firemen narrowly tls which, luelaly, buckled in the center. Damage was estimated at $19,500, boiled over. The structure, owned by William Sheller, of Everett, and later occupied by the Seattle Wooden Shoe Co arnish Wife Vanishes on Way to Movie Show not been heard of since husband i a motorma alley line. After of all the he air land bh derlip to Speak Friday g conve 1. which opens in the neus bureau in jing the rounds we Sai wae ofa | Pel gg ge A Bla STARTING y SUNDAY rman of Mats, Wednesday and Saturday The Great Laughing Festival KOLB You Can Count On It to help you out when you simply don’t know what to serve. omance and Phil very,” will be kard, editor ic Press, San} A. Vanderlip, noted finan cler, will wpeak at 2 p.m Friday. Thursday he will be guest of We Coast Lumbermen at the W Behe ton, and will speak at a Chamber of nuet Friday night nister of Prot umbia, Croquettes, Nut Leaf, Sandwiches, Pie, Salads, Soups, Tart, are some of the delicious dishes which can be served de- lightfully with Cottage Cheese as the chief in- gredient. 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