The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1920, Page 15

hipping |. Notes NICTORIA.The trawl boat Me Was aground in Prince Char Pound Monday, while marine I were trying to run down the Marine mystery of the North the boat glided down wt Sunday and grounded Garite Not a soul was on | Green jock had been recently | Uttree Prices Pald Wheveaa'e Dealers for Vegetables and Fruit ne © fourmasted schooner Henry of the Libby, McNeil & Libby Was safe in Neah bay Monday being picked vp in a water @ and sinking condition Satur Dy the steamer Stanwood. The | Tomatecs—Mextoan was taden with fishing gear, | Frenne h shifted when she met heavy | Aeplee— er off the cape. She was bound |, Bastern Ww, P Bristol bay aaa THE ADMIRAL to cali » was on he TH OOM IEE 00 00 @ 165.00 166.00 Local ringtor . ington ping firms are prep Oriental-bound st Mtevedore strike more serious « should in Yokohama Manchartaa .. . wretae, Repetone, » TURSDAY APRIL 2 First Low Tide Ls Batter—|oeal « Local creamery, pricks the old Saxon councils, ladies Mepe—Sirietly freed Pu Birth and quatity used sometimes Ait with the wise men triptete ..., Wisconsin cream brick Young America Mock Swiss PED FOR THREE OR SIX MONTHS - GERMAN MARK wrench Franc Italian Lira eney of these countries lowest price in bis. Daimy “PRODUCTS” a _Prtese Relesale Dealers BANK CLEARINGS i Aeatile Cloarings Balances Spokane Portland Rataned Seattle Arrivals and Departures Arrivals Arrived April it whart) trem wt Status of the New York |” De sieey YF « via ' SS Aprit 1 a, wonderful oppor- No Margins to Put Up of decline Option for ita entire pert Reyes Option on 10,000 ro- Primew ‘ Mediam to chotee Pig Cotte Hest steers Medium to choles Common to good of 1 cent abore ef option holders france or lire 000. Larger Her options proportionate- 1 @ would not it advance 10 next few months, id mean $10,000 on 8, francs or lire. MAD. REMITTANCE FOR THE SIZE OF OFTION YOU DESIRE | He Option lconce fer @ese Than Bs 10,000 a) Ors, which 100,000 Limited Member Ineued fore Act Immediately COMPANY Specialists tn Fercizn Securities Phones: Elliett rekerage Department New York Coffee and Sugar Quotations 33% @24 Ge per Ib. Granulated. 16 THOMAS VAN LEAR Labor’s Champion and Ex-Mayor of Minneapolis Will Speak at THE ARENA | TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 20 8 O’CLOCK SUBJECT: “The Political Situation” Auspices of Seattle Central Labor Council ADMISSION FREE! Vessels in Port at an Seattle Today Rmith Cove x rmmal— Str feontwm. oe tr Kashi! Mare ‘| * Kirketing, atr Fanny | anion. “r Chas, BK Moody, Packard, gas boat Kam sohr Apex. ote Asa, ate Redondo, ote nkere—U. Gtr Bastern Hilhu Thomson, str x ates Kodiak tr West Ison. & GG. Bear Rast Waterway termina Stream—sehr Biaatind, t 16,000 head market ogis 4 “- - —- - * | Chicago Grain Market x CHICAGO, April 19.--Grain tutor T § L. & Swit. |» Stock Exchange * * ‘Portland Market ——— or —Olty P06 per 4¢ deeper Foreign Exchange NRW YORE and April 19.—The ‘orsign opened steady te wan anged Hoe, up 2 6 —# Public Markets nar, te; emt) apples, 02.26 beet, Ite 2 me Bayou LAST TIMES MONDAY “A MODERN SALOME” 4 DAYS ONLY STARTING TUESDAY Here’s an you certainly are not going to miss. Whether she rides in street car or limousine, every girl, every woman, is going to enjoy— attraction ee og ‘ One of the Years | * Most Appealing Pictures Starving Beautiful * Eom Roperts Added Features \} Status of Frisco Market | SAN FRAN 1 19. —Butter firete, 39 dox dersized pullets, 7 He Sure a Alt | Women Fight Fans'| | LONDON, April 19.—-Women w | go to prize fights late the wiv jand. daugt of t darkest s of the man empire | Rev. F. B. Meyer ident of the Free church council, ¢ lelared, He algo denounced the pres ent immodesty of fashion; th | stitution of spiritualiem for religh | the sensuousness of the dance, and the craze for amusement Drink, he | gaid, waa the devil's master-stroke | | Miss Jonnie Fash, placed on the | pension list at the age of 70 by the |New York board of education, after 62 years’ continuous service as a| teacher in one school in the Bronx, | hag taught 40,000 children, including | three generations of at least one} ! family. | JOE RO ERTS BANJOIST MARTIN JOHNSON Adventure Pictures “RECRUITING IN THE SOLOMONS” SCREEN MAGAZINE COMEDY CONCERT ORCHESTRA LADY ARTISTES | additional Yaqui troops and 400 So- Maybe a king can do no wrong, but such isn't the case with princes, as this snap-shot of the Prince of Wales shows. During his visit to San Diego the youthful heir to Britain's throne let his democratic spirit cause him to commit some breach of English formality, and was promptly called down by one of the personal staff that accompanies him. The photo shows the prince with his head bowed in humiliation while} the reprimand is sinking home. MORE SOLDIERS |TRIVOULIDAS IS DEFY CARRANZA| FIRST IN RACE Cavalrymen Assemble on | Makes Marathon in Two Border at Agua Prieta | Hours, 29 Minutes AGUA PRIEBTA, April 19.—Four| pa ROSTON, April 19.—Peter Trivou nora cavalrymen arrived here within lidas, of New York, today won the | the last 24 hours, making 1,500 troops Boston Marathon race ow stationed in this border town to | the 25 miles in two hours, 29 minutes He covered) PAGE 15 Your MONEY: KEEP ITIN_ YOUR HOUSE. (SUPPOSE YOUR HOUSE BURNED) | HIDE IT, LEND /T or SPEND IT. THE EASIEST WAY IS TO INVEST IT IN A GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEME Ir Is SAFE IN Our BANK. .%&; Beware of the smooth strangers who peddle pretty- sounding schemes for be done. This institution does not “buy and sell” “commission” mortgages. We do no “getting-rich-quick.” It can’t bonds and business what- ever, and are therefore never subjected to the temp- tation to make any extra “profits” on our investments. When you invest your savings with us, our Board of Trustees (which is also your board) invests those sav- ings in the safest and best securities on the market, for “interest” only. “speculate” purpose of selling. There is no temptation whatever to in securities, because we never buy for the The harder you work your money, the greater the danger of losing it. During the past 30 years this institution has never missed a semi-annual dividend to depositors. |here. A crowd gathered | ingly. oppose the Carranga government. Gen. Pina, local commandant, stat od today he expected Maratian, Bina joa, to be taken soon by the Sonora | state army invading Carranza terri tory to the south. | What steps Carranza plans to sup-| press the Sonora uprising has the! | soneentontate here gveming. OTHING UNUSUAL FOR MR. MURPHY | CHICAGO, April 19.-—-Edward Murphy, janitor, garbed in greasy overalls, lounged in the morning sun “round him | and prained him for wearing over “Faith, I been wearin’ ‘em | nine years,” Murphy sald eee | Peacocks were regarded by the an- cient Remans as one of the table's greatent delicacies. AMUSEMENTS land 31 secondn. ‘Thigo Kanptppenen, of Brooklyn, finished second in 2:30:21 ‘Trivoulidas collapsed and was car ried into the clubhouse after he cross od the line Carl Linder, of Quincy, Masn., 1919 champion, was third, with his run- ning mate, William Wick, of Quincy, & close fourth. F. H. White, Holy Cross lyceum, New York, was fifth. Robert Con- boy, Buffalo, finished sixth, and Frank Zuna, New York, seventh. ‘SALVAGE NETS 800 MILLIONS War Expense Cut $8 per Capita by Sale WASHTNGTO? 4 N, April 19.—One of the biggest post-war tasks has been completed, Edwin B. Parker, chair You may start an account with $1.00. Washington Mutual Savings Bank 810 Becond Ave, Resources Over $12,000,000.00 Henry R. King William A. Peters James Shannon David Whitcomb F. K. Strove Eugene B. Favre, Spokane William Thaanum 1. O. Janeck, No. Yakima | Texas Protests |Hold Conference Against Mexico! on Fire Problem AUSTIN, Texas, April 19.—Texas| Plans to make Seattle safe from today voiced forma! protest against fires were discussed at a conference any contemplated movement of Mex-|held Monday morning between y. G, Ames John T. Condom F. B. Finley Raymond R. Fraster Tvar Jansom c. E. Vilas F. W. West Mayor Caldwell, Superintendent of | man of the liquidation commission, | Authorized to sell America's war ma, | terial in Europe, announced today. Parker mid the comminsion got About $50,000,000 for the mivage | Mont of this was sold on credit. Some went to European governments, oth ers to individuals, Some cash was received. ‘This means “expense of the war” will be cut by $8 for each man, wom an and child tn America, ‘The salvage brought about 50 per Wale sad Dyer; Alex 1) cent of what it cost, Beret.” Mats 2 | Harrie SIX SNAPPY ACTS OF HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Pretty to—Meledy—Laughter Featere Phetoptay: Zase Pitts and Florence Vider ia ‘Peer Re! Murderer Enjoys Admission : 100th Birthday/) Italy, April 19.—A former ho committed many mur | ders and ped the guillotine has Just celebrated his 100th birthday in & home for the aged. He is Antonio Ventura In 1862 he was condemned to Set | death by the pope. Taken to the jseaffold the executioner pulled the | cord releasing the knife. It stopped Jon reaching the man's neck. The [executioner was about to release the | knife again. ‘The advocator stopped him, mying | the law permitted only one attempt |The pope commuted the sentence to |life imprisonment. Ventura re mained in prigopn 50 years, when he was relensed and worked as a gard- ener for a millionaire until the lat |ter died. Then he went inta the | home, Nights (Sunday), 40e; Mata, (ex- Mondry), 276. Ladies’ Mats. pt Sundays), 130. Matinees lights, 7b and 9:15 | "The shooter fish brings down in: sects from a distance of from one to four feet by squirting them with wa ter from its mouth. nal “wRT AND pny’? Eves. 50c to $2. Mat. Tues. (Bost Seats) $1. Mat. Bat, Oe to $1.50 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. SWITCHMEN WANTED Men experienced in railroad yard work wanted by O-W. R. & N. Co. to take place of switchmen whos have walked out, but who claim they are not striking. Their action not author- ized by Railroad Brotherhoods. Apply to J. 0. BOYLE, Depot Master, Oregon & Washington Station, jean troops thruout its territory. Governor Hobby telegraphed Secre- tary Colby that Texas is “wnalter- ably” opposed to any such move ment, Men and wemen working in laven- der, whether gathering or distilling it, are anid never to suffer from neu- ralgia or nervous headache. Stetson and Fire Marshal Bringhurst. “This is a preliminary survey of the situation here,” Caldwell de clared. “We are going to make @ complete investigation with a view to elimingting, as far as possible, possible fire hazards in Seattle.” Buildings J. E. Blackwell, Fire Chie¢ Harry TWICE DAILY, 2:30, 8:15 BROADWAY'S LATEST FIND “VIE” QUINN ‘The Latest Word In Jazz Art Assisted by George Kreer, Frank Farnum and the MEMPHIS FIVE POLLY, OZ AND CHICK Cute, Clever and Classy The Overseas Giri HELENE “SMILES” DAVIS BEN HARRIETTE ‘RYAN & LEE In a Comedy Skit “HATS AND SHOES” NESTOR AND. VINCENT Offering a Unique Novelty PETERS AND LE BUFF ‘Trampoline Artiste HOMER MILES AND COMPANY —in— “THE ROUGH NECK” Kinograms Toples of the Day Orchestra NIGHTS: 15c, 25e, 500, Te, $1 MATINEES: 15e TO 500