The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 15

mw SPI lee ee ey ee OR PF. ai BANK CLEARINGS Seattle S7,3T8.038. 64 AALS 214 Tacoma Clrartnes Balances Clearings Balances Clearin es | Balances S19. S27 49 66,276.12 Spokane : 1,865 844.00 10,709,048.14 1046, T2462 'Duthies Launch Steel Steamship ast shipping board veeret con: | led for in Seattle, the §,900 ton Ateamship West Mahwah, was dat J. F. Duthie yard at 6 m. Tuesday. Mra. Joseph A. Sw il, wife of presitent of Union N | changed. 905 See ft, Downs Bik, 169 Snd av. weltation free Allcases, Fees ; joraje. F Attorney »>—tatent | WREDERICK F- GoRIN— A/ <N —_——» 'STRAWBERRIES | DUE ON MARKET First Shipment of Louisiana ; Berries Comes Today First shipment of Louisiana straw. berries was scheduled to arrive on | the local wholesale produce market | Wednesday afternoon If the qual ity of the early berries is good, deal ern expect to mall the product at| $5.50 & crate of 24 boxes. 1 reat shipment of head let tuce from California is bringing trom $5 to $5.60 @ crate Wednesday morn: ing Boat shipments are expected to arrive during the day which will DUll prices down to $3.50 Potato market holds steady with jobbers asserting (hat the amount of spuds on hand in the local market will not last till May 15. Yakima Gems are bringing $176 to $185 a ton with locals at $165 . Cabbage arrivals are going at 7 cents a pound. A shipment of or. anges is expected to arrive by boat | Wednomtay afternoon Butter and egs markets are un | Public Markets |/PRICES TUMBLE : IN GRAIN PIT Drop Takes Chicago Traders by Surprise RANTTARY Stalls 24-96 Golden Weat coffer, 2 Ihe 60, 1 hm MJ. coffes, be; 1 Crear Aten bar phe: 2p & bare Le Ie. Stal IME cod. salmon trout, 18e M CHICAGO, oro on April 21—-Grain tall 192, extra fancy trewh ersamery butter, be tall cana mnith, 32 fresh roasted bulk coffer, abe TW. 9 Ihe Nucoa, te i) 4110 Stan pet re Font, Ihe Mt steer be : A te 2 roamta, | 14 tw closed today moll, of ‘Trad: a tur all prices sharply sgo Board with t with pits In and lower number of conditions acted to bring about the drop, but it was tak en philosophically in the pits, where, }it was claimed, the drop was long rdue, It caught all traders by prive, however, and there Was lit effort to support the market in » lant few minutes of trading May ‘corn closed 4%¢ below the ? July, 8i&4e below the September below 1.61 May oats were off 3¢ from the opening, 97%, and July down Sie from the opening, 896. The financial situation in general, particularly « realization that federal reserve Danks were really #triving to ond expagy ws big fie Much att@ntion was paid to the en tire financial situation, [market being reflected to a consider able extent, Rumors of financial de premion formed another rrKe riace Stan 19, pare fresh milk, 180 @t teen na? toa Be cakes Palm Ollve soap, 24: tan speckled Hay ou i pure rolled oats, RCONOMY 1 ®. pail Kare WESTLAKE 12 the rhubs the stock nope, 200 th; ¢ tall 138, Glymple ps Crus washing powde Huis’ red can coftes, bbe The Mesionn deans, te beans the. 2 Tow, white Stall 106, Hinge, ? phe nine, 126 emt tbe he in Japan factor sal dealers claimed to gee in the break in prices a turning point in the era of high The grain *| market, being was |the firet to feel the wind. most sensitive, fur} Beattie. Wash. a | : neten, Phone Main 390 | Geere—-Ber_« . - Cocembere Hothouse eo or VICK. LAWRENCE | gg Plast—ree ten Gertie 7 Phone Main 6: pm Stock Exchange | NEW YORK, Apri! %1. The ‘ket opened irregular today. Vatted it 106) Mrude- | Cruett CANADA TARIFF WOULD HIT U. S, Attorney General A, Mitchell Palmer, ordered in to testify before the house agricultural committee, considering legisla- tion to regulate the packers, defended his compromise with the packers by which they escaped anti-trust prosecution, CALL ALUMNI TO INTERVENTION IN BOOST STADIUM SIBERIA FAILED Drive Lagging Far Behind,| Opinion of American Sol- Say Students diers Back in U. S. “We are on,our own five-yard line} SAN FRANCISCO, April 21 with our backs against the wall, and American and allied activities in Si we need help. Remember the old berta bave been a complete fatiure, | battlecry, ‘Washington has no quit-\in the opinion of a handful of Amert tera” jean soldiers who returned on the| ‘This was the rally onl! sent out by | transport Thomas today | especial delivery memengers to 40| The Thomas brought 600 veterans) alumnt of ghe University of Wash-jand 38 Red Croas nurnes ington from stadium campaign head-| Most of the soldiers have seen serv-| quarters today, summoning them to/ice in the Philippines, while only a Direction of Ack LOEW’S /PALACE HI PAGE 15 THEATRE Continuous Iroll erman & Harris TONIGHT LAST TIMES —“At Half PastTwo” TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PHOTOPL That Steps Into ) “OUTLAW” MEN BOLT MEETING Leave Hall Before Vote on Work Return SeesSasca TNMNaSPTAYS |W Chiropodista jacitt OT HOSPITAL DIC SUCK ¥ id elf ON” Pantages Wid PLOTS | Collateral Loans | DON ALL ART. pt value, The Reliable, 907 | ks Tomatows Mexican raunme “Setar wantaaten Resence Per ® dunt JUNK CO, 1120 First av ott 2991. 12th ave. 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Best steers Medium to choice Common to good Best cows and heifers for Horse’s Grave GRASS VALLEY, Cal, April, 21.— |The strange spectacle of the grave of a horse being kept in tidy cond! tion and decorated once each year | with flowers and flags is witnensed near Forest Hill, Placer county, southwest of here. ‘The horse, a common stage ani mal, on July 3, 1902, wan shot dead | by @ bandit who was attempting to hold up a stage. Among the passengers was a Shinaman who, following the rob- \bery, carefully buried the horse and | placed American flags on the grave Once each year he has reappeared to | renew his tministrations CONSTANTINOPLE, April jSuttan Mohammed VI. bas issued an imperial decree proclaiming May 1 las “marriage day” thruont Turkey lin an effort to promote weddings | and to arrest the decline in the birth rate. | physician wa Reciprocity Between Domin- ion and West Indies Urged OTTAWA, Canada, April 21--Al moet complete tariff reefprocity be nada and the Firitish Went Indies will be urged at a meeting here of importers and exporters of both countries to be b in May or June. At present, under a 10-year agree | ment made eight years ago, Canata admits West Indies products at 20 per cent less than the eeneral tariff and Canadian goods enter the Wert ‘a Indies at the reduced cariff. It is CHICAGO, April $1.—Grain futures, | OW Planned to increase the “dis which opened Mee ents’ | aount™ to 50 per cent or even more Hoard of Tr a fair rally| The present, agreement greatiy 4 the) stimulated trade between the coun and lal 68 ® ‘tien, but there i# still much to be ‘ed, it in enid, ‘The United States te vitally con cerned ig the proponed plan since it will give both countries an advant | age in competitian with goods ex | ported from the United States In addition the conference will pro- fell| mote direct shipping facilities be tween the ielands and Canada and entablish so far as pomdble a virtual oon mag st| eo, Chania. piverianend: pad 0 On open | ne mand ent in ee kick Seelincs Vie." |23 tramp steamers in West Indian trade last year and tt ts probabie Pe Rae Wey PT that within a few months, when all Chicago Live Stock 63 nteamers contracted for by the eaneoceaesiantpencceliiiisienanatenes government are delivered, they will be placed In the mame trade Tides in Seattle First Low Tide | First Lew Tide 106 am, bef . Stromberg at up joan Petrole om at 105M, ap 1M Tears were still ramming for weak spots the warily hours, but the market count of ged toh High at 4% by bears | tween Ci 1 Mot carried to raided Alsere Hogar owe on the decline badly arowna 1 10 sentiment prevatied and | ie developed during the fore. | noon, Reporte of better ene offset an eartice burt prediction (that the gram crop Pe * New York Coffee and | Sugar Quotations NEW YORK, April 21.-Coffee rem ur per ibs Me ¢ anton 2380 Sells Steamers 1 WASHINGTON April 21-—The S shipping board sells steamer 2 aii ities *| thraps to Pioneer Steamship Co. ha | |New York, for $1,682,376 Castle Foreign Exc’ nge | wood sold to Vietor 8. Fox Co. for - n a $944,048 and Eastport for $1,159. ox eb da re Pigg ine, *ersik” | 299. All are steal cargo veewels. Demand sterling at $h 20%, off we ol weed a, — | Husks of cocoanuts are used by up | various manufacturers to be turned demand centimes; Canadian do! and proceed as before. | cccancadtensane: esas ss marr , Status of Frisco Market 1 BAN FRANCISCO, Apri, 21.-—Butter ran, 69 per Ib. | extras, 4246 per dor; extra pul per dos; undersized pulleta, 34¢ alifornia fints, taney, 20 per | b. ARE GOING “TO RAISE THE PRICE OF HAIR CUTS “TO-75 CENTS UNE Fiest— Smarrer-scarcrry OF HAITE OR Sometnun £ medium to good | 75; eann iP VAN WINKLS AB0UuUT | AUGUST $14.60@ 15.50; | th @10 creamery, (0@6le pe extras, 2 Ate per th; broilers, 400 per Ib. 200 por Tb, Cheese—Tripiets, 16@ 27 per Ib. Lands in Bed of Roses After Fall NEW YORK, N. Y., April 21 Mrs. Sarah BH. Wheeler, 71, fell from the third story window of her home in Brooklyn, She landed in a flower bed and her mont serious injury was a scratch oh the left hand. “put,” sald Mra. Wheeler, when a called to examine her, “that’s the second time I've fallen | out of that window within the last | 11 years. From now on I'll keep away from it.” Lag Coins for Kiss He Gets a Divorce TRENTON, N. J., April 21.—-That his wife and a bellboy in a hotel at Utica, N. Y., “pitehed pennies for kinwes” was one of the charges made Talk f sald to be cheap, bet » | married man will tell you that & fils sult for divoree fram Veronica comes high, by Harry Wright of New York in Wright of Atlantic City, the task of taking up the drive for|small number were in Siberia. 00,000 stadium building fund. | “Japan will have the burden of The fund stood at the $190,000 /facing a united Russia," said one mark at noon today, when 800 cadets | veteran, “unless her activities tn of the FR. O. TC. snapped into forma. | Viadivostok and other Siberian points tion for a parade downtown, It was cease.” the third parade of the drive and.) “If we went over there to do any perhaps, the most imprenniv |thing, we certainly didn't accomplish The alumni drivers were to meet he said, “and conditions were in at heAdquarters at 5 p. m., to be or more chaotic state when we left ganized under the leadership of W.|than at any previous Ume during our 3. Wee) Coyle, veteran quprter-|service there.” back of a former varnity eleven. Among the arrivals tofay were a Speaking at the Rotary club at|/number of convalescent soldiers who noon today, President Henry Surmilio|were taken to the Lettertnan hospital Jmaid: “Thin drive is going thru. It's |here. the first thing the university has} One veteran announced bis inten- tackled with downtown business men |tion to return to Siberia. and it can’t be « failure.” “You can't beat the Russian girls That the drive is lagging far be-/for class,” he said. [hind even the most gloomy expecta-| Other soldiers maid the Trans tions, wan announced at noon by|Siberian railroad was rapidly de | Student Manager Darwin Melanest. |teriorating and that unless some “The students have done all they | heroic can,” he said. “It's up to the alumni |line of communication would be com to finish the job.” pletely destroyed. Among those who were summoned 5 ™: to the 5 o'clock headquarters meeting are Tom Murphina, Victor Zednick, louls Seagraves, Jack Sullivan, Loren Grinstead, Dr. Don Palmer, Wiley Hempstead and nearty two- score other alumni. = Know-Our-Schools Club Calls Meeting One Accident the Crowd Didn’t Ri ush DALLAS, Texas, April 21*~The Pesthouse Lizzie was making # hurry-up run toward the hospital where smallpox patients and others infected with contagious Gineases are quartered. Just ax it turned the ‘The recently organized Knowur-. | cor a big touring car bumped Into Schools club will have its second |!t. The accupants of the pesthouse | meeting in the assembly hall of the 'Funabout were spilled on the ground ‘Chamber of Commerce next Wednes. &nd the crowd swarmed about to nee day at 8 p.m who was hart. Tho foxtered by the educational! “Are you injured? asked one committee of the Peecific ‘bureal of | fashionably attired woman. | Chamber of Cammerce, its member. “Naw,” lahip is open to all citizens who are | fot the smallpox and am on my way [interested in getting in touch with | t the pesthause.” jand learning the needa of Seattio’s schools. The purpose of the club ts to en list the interest and support of the public in the study of the local school situation Escaped Lions Give Town Folks Thrill LOGANSPORT, Ind, April 21 People moved fast at the local rail way station when lions walked out of a cage. Railroad employes had dropped the cage and when the lock broke two of the lions came out into the apen. People scattered, but the ter. Two or three were hurt in the stampede to \German Stowaway Will Be Deported CHAMPION, IIL, April 21.—Ber nard Gardsen, 18 years old, who came to America from Germany as & stowaway and eluded emigration officers at New York last Novem ber by swimming ashore, can not re main in the United States. He afrested here, Jwith violation of the et away charged immigration was vaudeville actor who owned the ani | laws and has been notified by Harry | R. I Chics dis, inapectar tn charge that he Is to be deported. mals coaxed them back into their at den. measures were taken soon the| replied the charga “Tse! ‘Theserowd dispersed, helter «ket. | slightly | CHICAGO, Apel 21.—Striking | railway switchmen refused to | vou an end to their “outlaw” | strike today. | Called to mans meeting by three jleaders, 4,000" men left the hall five | minutes after the meeting had been called to order Failure of. John Grunau, chief of the Chicago Yard men's association, to appear caused the bolt, About 600 men remained jin the hall, The bolters remained in Y Marcus Loew Offers ‘MIMIC WORLD’ of 1920 sig $10,000 Musical Comedy Production With ALICE MORLEY America’s Foremost Character Comedienne THE WONDER SHOW OF THE SEASON Everything New but the Name “TWENTY MISSES UNDER 20” Your Other Classy Acts MR. HARRY KRINKE ANNOUNCES A PIANO RECITAL ARTIST PUPILS AT THE Metropolitan Theatre SUNDAY AFTERNOON At 3 o’Clock the street to jeer those who desired | ae | to return to work. | | R. 8. Murphy and Shannon Jones, | who fcalled the meeting anticipated opposition, but were not prepared for a wholesale “walkout” at the) mans meeting. John Grunau, who had been jailed, was expected to be released long enough to advise his followers to re | turh to thelr jobs | District Attorney Clyne announced | | that, regardiess of the tehmen's action, prosecution of strike leaders arrested on charges of violating the Léver act, would proceed. e ove SALT LAKE CITY, Apri 21— Government action in the nation- wide switchmen’s strike reached Salt Lake yesterday afternoon, when eight ewitchmen were arrested at a meeting of strikers by the local of- fice of the department of justice, on Warrants issued by United States District Attorney Evans. The man who pays for a book on the art of making money geta the information—-but the other fellow | As this recital is free to the public and no seats are re served, it is requested that those attending be seated by 2 o'clock. Russian economists say that im- mense stores of grain from the crops: of 1918 and 1919 are available for export, and that cooperatives at Viadivostok have undertaken to de ver $650,000,000 worth of all kinds of merchandise to America and Eng, Janda. COMING SATURDAY— WONDERFUL gots the money. ‘The plainer 8 woman the longer it | | takes her to select a becoming bon. | net Waldorf Hotel Seventh and Pike Rooms and apartments at very reasonable rates. | Chauncey Wright's Restaurant in connection. Absolutely ‘ Fireproof. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ALL SIZES Guardian Trust & Savings Bank COLMAN BUILDING |\Where They Are Invited, and Stay Where They Are Weil | Treated. This is why my den- tal practice has grown steadily for twenty y fail to read OR. EDWIN J. 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