The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1920, Page 15

A CORY LITTLE HOME AT BRAUTIFUL LAKR BURIEN “Coming Suburb™ lowation, sunt tine; close mov — Most FOR THE Least homes should be dullt in Bt once to house a smal a me bomelege and rent. | who would @ke to make | Idea! iD thetr ‘hows | ear tl to Sity of Cleveland is making a) hy for £900 homes trying. to | He, 009. 000. 00 pay for t * hours, beautiful | level tot, 660x198 practically \ Mt trait and garden. A bar B ac $850, ENTERPRISH REALTY Co. Sidney Burien car at Yosie y te Schoen tee ave. of drive out on par road #050 CARR HAT.AN Rives You lmmedia food f-room bin basement tra large near ? thie beaty loon rent For a few Gaye we offer b-room house, extr ood turn ding pia’ enly § 1 bandic: near Phinney car are not worrying about him, ou. the Working Mas, the| ied Man We Are Trying to ~ wring the war, Of “aperches, attended of Commerce meeting» Meetings, tried to oures and 4 HN thre this bu’ cam: ARE RRN'T, feard) jor bis | Foot js not worrying abowt| Neither is he gol to dia) ¥ to build you OU are the interested to you and your Fourscif and yo . family Wide a home: be it ever ie We will help yo be ped hundreds of © past two years. heibe rooms, fully modern, hot Heats JUM outside oft a buy at $2.150, with $500 cas GOODRICH REAL Tid and Greenwood & water . Y rt * sii natty | a 1 Hard 294 Seema eweeeeeen sees ONLY $2,950 For this splendid bungalow Charles st: $1,050 cash. c ARTER, jacDONALD & Ine. Columbie St Elliott sso tecal uh here. in SAVED MAN AMIL Alt AYRES GRAVE. Mavs : m the road to success, righ p fest little S-room 20th 8, near tripes in the rs oy Home & Dig garden, 0 few chic ea ‘rabbis, “Atout 1500, tracts been sold. eee wees eresesene A LEE) }$400 CASH, BALANCE $25 MONTH We eve & Rice little 2-room h L acre of land: \-acre cleared Sad ‘planted’ ter potsioee: lots of Strawberries; city water; one Year's supply of wood cut. This is @ fine opportunity M.A. GOODFELLOW & Rallway Exchange. MY HOM Yes: Your home for only 319% cash and $15 per month My w nm \e-aere ground ix the best Seattle, Cut out Pentiag a see- ND PARK all so TON all sold Pan ee REPL AT aboot « 4 PARK DIVISION one and TON about al! sold. ATTLE al! sold 2 om the ma Bot ONE sold. resery First come, served. Prices are all the CHY water, sitewalks, One Block from} ¥ rs f mot « ETERS, T16 Sra AY PICK 5-ROOM Cloverdale et “ * to Lag, pon Perk car, for 61.- terme; look at it and call et and oo3 $10 per merican Bank building ih Come out TODAY, take! ja UL View Lots 9336 ‘Burlea car at Occidental and |qgey AUTIFUL VIEW LOTS 4550 way to Bimgrove st. Agent | ail day, | Bre ©, vent-peyer You owe it reel! to out there and sk to Ruabeale of nceple ene ee two years axe Quit paying and nee whet they herve > eae what they have to or thelr money, and thea Peelf what you have to the rent you have paid. are sure to buy if you Ko 0 better put @ little chance ae pocket to tie up @ a—they wont | Wer @ WHEELER Riverside Office 280T Iowa Ave iy tT way. Terms | 008 RUILT SEVEN-ROOM houses full Comant beset 2 toilets, garage; 406x106 lot ean be arranged Kenwood 2 1 RILD Tor on on on $4. 500— wrt. 08 bs is’ vs mh balance Air to $20 per month: elty water, water rent paid fer 2 year raise chickens, bare a garden. i * wood. MH A. GOODFELLOW 438 Railway Exehasge iM WORTH WHILE rooms modern, basement C SHOULD OWN TOUR OWN HOME .y Yecation you should t the right lox tare! step ott get think and oe: large tet 10-cont car fare barn leaving + oi ens | lena) dow a i TON REALTY ‘So At the wrens Weet Seattle ‘eat B47. the é erence would A@ajtion, it will out today and look S-cont car fare, ne ie a ebureh. | ket ot tee Property roperty we will fore we re to $250 worth of| forme like rent rer’ Sean” titans as ed eee eee \TED—REA yeu are now paying} WAN ESTATE come out and see yours home sites we| Listings of the four or five homes in the University, Park and Waingford 4 that can be hought for from $ to 4 We have customers for homes of this class. 3. RisjOTT CO. Branch Office: . Stone Way. _ ted ave Male Bished, beautiful view lot shese 3440 40th aye & Weat ke and proj Tty | 907 Lea Batid Malm «519 ee SPOR HONEST TRADES w WING FOR A HOME AND FU B_KAUFPMAN. 563 Seaboard Bide ACREAGE : ot enti th e of i2 room: YAKIMA VALLEY sNaps Sik theker er ashe, Tat 1@ ACRES, IMPROVED WITH s ‘akira valle: price room houae; fine root a > milk cellar, ‘shed, barn a 1 nea: bE ce York | price very good chicken equip personal property Worth $2,000 cash. includes 2 horses, harness trade for equity im house in and wagon, | fine cow. 25 exctusive Teting of iedued cunes oat kay includin. slings an both for sale and boat. den = 4 3’, Alaska Biég. im 3762. ond geeveruss PRiG CASH ROOMS—$2.950 LANCE MOSTHLT in on & Wide, deep. bas south front, 2-feot) le retaining Wall, concrete hike in street and Ferd, concrete urbing, email house in rear for and storage. also chick- ‘the dwelling is sub iy bute S-room cottage of are ntly arre: 7 desirable section in north rt of city pot far from store and) $2,000.00 : Ss |20 ACRES, UNIMPROVED — Was once cleared, but has now teverted to sage brush. Roll mostly excellent. Price $2,500; $1,000 cash. balance 2 years, 6% ACRES, IMPROVED—ATl felfa and corn. 4-room house. mtuated highway. Priee § $7,000. CENTRAL YAKIMA RANCHES. CO. 14 Third Ave. Seattle THOMAS & CO. paar Bihott s1e2 A good This the main eer eeeseoseese oo . 100 Ps ALOW floors, furs rubbery; fear only $500 oe 75 per acre; cash { and Norman; 10-ACRR TRACTS AT BOTHELL No better #011 anywhere. Your) chance to own @ home of your) own, Get’ one of these tracts while they are cheap. The op- portunity f« knock at your door. 10 acres for $460; the beat of terms. Seq Mr. Eipland. A LITTLE HOME SNAP 1 aere of good soll; all cleared: well built 4-room bungalow; electric lights and water piped within 300 fest of the house; Le anywhere in the city. A anap at $1.5 terms. See Mr. Boland. AT BOTHELL posh canter, Me ncDONALD & Ine. Kilfott 5870 Columbia St. 10 peerersesreseeeses $250 CASH and bath; laree Yuen with view of Lake ahi and mountains: about bloeks from car line on graded) 5 lot 40x113. HARRY WOOK LEN | Raine: t Oreas St. * Reinier 91 with bath; 2 there ifer that jeken ho are 25 chic 60 Withe pr for $2,500, on good terms. See Mr. Boland. Facts, Values and Courtesy. MY HOME if home for only Gu Ty Bitere of ground is the o Py tele. ate out rent © sart te ove 6 328 im chen, elo Zoi Sti cash 324 Leary Bi BANK ACKhS NORTH 1D] A boom on suburban acres started: buy now before pric tripled; Beattie benk has placed in our bands to sell quick many fine level sores at Just, what hey involved on mor lore Diosure? that aprice ee tho por 0 ‘our eng focation te ota) L of Cowen park clone to two bou- come out to Lake City on Boteelt “sunday; our office Is at Lake cit ENDRICKSON EMiott 1 Boston Blok lot 4503 | + 2 cleared; @ dandy 3-room ©; easy terma; the | | No for & place (0) qhis tend will pr lenaid | 14 assorted | | beat, | } | | Close to dock 00d | iw ACREAGE NODRUDGENY ON” Tas stumps, roots or hilla to Your work burdensome on « Ue. cleared, ch rive farms at Woodinvill has been under ¢ Several years, and there's ample time Us year nu will not shave to Worry about dry seasona an the sample « even auring th driest » m to if a good ere Youll tind it im ible to find land equal to thie at anything like the prices we are asking, and you can buy it a practioally ur own terma. Yo buy | ng in ale a bus and ¢ m fin churches and oy TANT & bottor This ja atti o ¢ y buy now for a big crop t Only a bi », atores, neigh appot hi rTOM LAND big crepe of Anything that can be grown in Western Washington. It ix el and has been under coltivalge | for neveral years It's right the town of ville, Of pared 4. With good b to and from. Sgat rf from Fine britk sehool ng this land int Prices and on ¢ Rot be able Call at offic ent and HRV BL a ravire ete. ¥ y & atat sare wel acts ranging im ‘aetes aneent me that you will equal elaewhere phone for ap- will take you Mines, Alaska (NESS 0D. ON RS 4 tillabie ty, Montana K and good town. trivt n $50 per acre A iv $20 per take business n Ben p 000. Th 4 the land. Alask Bide 3762. PART fenced, 1 fine bunch of TL miles from Be- terme $200 cash er month MERRITT REALTY CO. 1 New York Block POR SALE liv ACRES; 16 AX ttom Tand, under cultivat half-mile of Ly river; 40 acres face the So a. bert on Be tom land a Cleared: ho dar: good road att © $900 balance $20 creek well; garden. ng: outbuildings: # pr land at a low price balance easy PRTERS 114 Third Ave TRACT,” 4-MILE on 10th ave N and in caltivation herrire and Dom house clea a ' te See owner MOINE: TRACTS, Terms $10 down and $5 monthiy 4 nol! and worth much more __F_W. HUNT. 918 Green Bide CALAPORNTA Choles acrongs. near large water. I thing right Hotet FAKM LANDS IN YAKIMA VALLEY 12 000-ACKE RHEE? KANG MUST HE THROWN OPEN ‘OR SETTLERS | im the heb le it and « HIGHWAY Sieg ood orme Room 105 the FAMOU ar 13,000 ing bench perfectly project 4D and sold W PARM LAND L, HOM ES® TIME ONLY se * on thelr cholee of thie 0 to $60 per acre, w a long time to pay and very low terest rate SHOW THE LAXD TO BUYERS by appointment aur office, erties to ua. of send fate Gino have eaverai hu 4¥ to plow. | mous Moxer. va thie ie in the new Yakima irrigation distr not far from Yakima City. Maps. photographs and samp! soi) at Our office Office Open Brenings. Also YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO. $18 Green Dutiding, Seattie SNOT OM FIT NTY. 6.000 acres of the finest high grade farm rth west. sretion ‘Tract rly payments. your o nity. Send ture. Brownell Land Co, Biray ham, Wash. A SMALE DATHY FARM FOR Near busy town: 10 head good leare on place, Battier sep- rater: milk route paying shout 35@ month. This ts the firet time thts pince haa been for sale. Price $1.950. Address F-2. star Y SOUTHERN THANE ranch for sa a BShosh Idaho. 128 irrigated. cultivated falta: right: buildings: school rural delivery: good roads. for quick sale. John M. Shoshone. Idaho oR ACRE excellent soi! y { tlose to steamboat land ne. at Port Madison Pf ’ terme to ait Address Mre. Anderson, $461. Fisat ave. N Phone Kenwood 2718. ACTt POR A SHOR will be Che fi & FOR SALE—WATERFRONT | 23 CASH— $200 SUMMER HOMBSITE AT KEYPORT 3 minutes walk to bath beach view of Olympics; spring Water piped to every lot trie tights An ideal place to live, « rom noise and strife of the busy city life, with fast boats morning evening '6 Reatt Lets go Sun @ay on Str. Hyek, Pier No, &, foot of Madison st, at § a m., and pick out your summer playground. Call at office and see ph <raph, aad vam funday at the boat. “4 yroR LAND_ CO. Ave. Eiiatt 99. TELAHEE” ON! beach on the from W. mmunlty “7 at ird COME AND SEE Sunde: the lovelice Sound. Get particular K. Macfarlane, The © 2 Leary buliding GCHBAP WATER PRONT ACHEAGI actus: neer, Price $1,365; lance 10 years, 6% OWIRON CO. 529 Lyon Midge LOGGED OFF LANDS SAT Fon MAP BHOWING TZ | ation, low price and easy terms f sale of low) to settiers in WEYERHABUSE. TACOMA, WASHINGTON, STOCKS AND-BONDS a “With BUY” Liberty Bonds Weatern Haber. 0 Deep & Sal 500 Walla Walla Gan & Pi WILL SELL Hallet's Bolterup. Wicks Tire & Rubber, 7 Security Auto Tube Amalgamated Appliance. riett Life Saving 5 Simplex Auto Wheel, Vandyke Fountain Brush. Rothert Process Stee). Texas Crude Oil & Ret. Unicors Tire. Wentern Smelting & Power, Pacific Electric Welder. Baliard Oil Beacon Coal I, X, le OM & Ret. Cushing-Garber. Porks 04 - MAX WINKLER 214 Union Street Hiliott 459 WANTED—% SHARES OF BS & oil stock, at $125 per share. E-73, kom 9 BLAINESS OPPORTUNITIES Sow To wix” ia THR STORY you can dressing post- at ecard to Abner Davia, Ft. Worth, Tox. TRY STAR WANT ADS ™) ry. | TAY | 0 acres! gna] Phone | half mile water front on) Re | TIES rie UNI ) $250 Jou n BUSINESS orrowrt TORK POR RiNT int dest STORIE LOCATION. Ip VERITY DISTRICT, | 40-foot and b-room ane, $2,650 anh, bala monthly Own your own store building w ROHTBON CO, 529 Lyon Bide ‘ Hrooklye nwood LO4t vn TERSONA PERNANENT WAI Ma ag, b pack and faded hair LAbibs: IMPROVEMENT SHOP ain £20 Union st i. Sten INHATA> WAVING, for gray one Tho, WHT Inf Meetings 1 LILLIAN J. LONG t. feacon 3 LILDIAN CHANDLER i. bathe we aye. Main 5! MOTED— ev Tha Piance | m 101 MATRENETY HORPTTAL. < ~TRGAL_ “NOTCKS Wile TT MAY j made appl } uiiding for #t | 144 ue and Priday DRUGLY Massage. as ‘* t | Roe y BENTIIA 1 ry rd ON ave, Y AP isar TONCERN TO eh nulld unty | pr Friday | CERN re Beith bul 208 All Denny ne de 1panc MAY that Mer 8 ' appl three 10, b Addit rman Ma TO WHOM le in to cert te has erect ang main rage ™¢ 2126 W and 4, bi By Addition. MAY CONCERN at John- Collins appl n to a public ma ke aye, lots & A. Hells Becond desiring to pr uat file such the Build inty Te n ok ~ Anyone cupaney m May « ea | PROM | advies erate departoens Burke Bidg. » Becond ave, tf Downs lik, 169 Tad av joa free, Allcases, Fees cares GORIN—PAT- American and n “FREDERICK F eat Attorney. foreign paten oped and promoted. ? tral hi te he le, Wank. Fe Ww \aehingtoa, Phone Main 194. X -. DOMME ents, stock tracts, Mayne MASON, } bs a ave WICK. LAWRENCE Parke Ride “Chirepedives | TA 1th, Pike st. Phone Main 5059. Chorepractor oy ‘ropesetor, Tt: Mu ind and Pi 18 to ‘, Ps Etiiott ve CETTE Haight ha tation free. Hours ings by appointment © Frauh, 090 F | Speer SNOPaa | Collateral Loans > | SORIY-L TANED ON AL sles. The Keilabie, Fiasco, Ranch Madison Sas tn ae | Jeanie ~ “lewd Insurance HAT ECO, 100 Comber Neck Junk JALASKA JUNK CO, 1120 First ave} ae | AND REPAIR CO. work guaranteed, Car- aned. floors srrubbsd, pol lehed and refinished by electricity Window shades wm 1695 12th sve, Tast Fetes s esterases § PAINTING SOMINI Wonk | | MONEY TO LOAN me ¥ amount on diamonds, nd Jewelry. Lowest rates | Be 4. n broke . AMERICAN JEWELRY ond Ave. plished 1! Saniteriams RORNG x ¥ SANITARIUM. —REA- bie en; good # eo; im rded; graduate nuree. | caeeeeimeemne RAISE PAY OF SOLDIER, GOB ‘House and Senate Conferees Are Agreed WASHINGTON, April 24—The house and senate conferees agreed on increased pay for the army, navy and marine corps, Hnilsted men of the navy are to receive an average [increase of 29 per cent, and thore in army 20 per cent. Rations 4) lowances to army men will practi cndy equalize the pay of the two services, members said. Increases will be granted officers up tot nk of colonel in the army And. captain in the navy, but figures have not been agreed upon. All in Jereases will date from January 1 las and continue until June 20, 1922, was agreed. Increases affect guard, public health ‘and geodetic survey, navy nurses. the all the service, coast coast MAB-| 1 | nese ~ JAPS PAY FOR MARKET TRICK Fined in Los Angeles for Topping Berry Los ause ANGELES it worked for strawberry they on the Ar ere thing owr were public Boxes were = hh ping #0 by toppi heir boxes with big berrien. Yenterda y Re a while, Japa ore me ing 16 af them patd $800 in the justice court for pulling this lit le trick We aye Horticultural Ryan, “and it these people, N something different w * * | Artichokes Per to Asparagus C8 abme reve aelifiow er Ver Heathers Celery Per orate Cacambers—Hotnoone. per Fag Piant—Per m. arte reea Peas Green Peppers Lettace Oe tone Onion Sete Potatoes K. Wash. Locate Rhubarb Per |p Spinach — tore Tomaters Mexican raurre Ser Vegetables end » Per Per ib Per ton Dateon-ler box Crape Pratt Pieridae annehertan | Prices Paid Whatess" try Dealers Labial doe Peanuts Virginia We cics ® Japaneer, per Perens COP HOSPTFAT, SOR errr | win Pee et have tried the honor system,” Comminsioner doesn't work with we're | DAIRY FRODUCTS Priese Paid Wheicsste iveniove Better—Local creamery, cubes. } i | | and army and The conferees also decided on ap-| pointment of a joint congressional commission to investigate the ques tion of permanent salary increases. | 1 Pres Association Won’t Go North FLLENSBURG, April 24—Be cause’ steamer accommodations to Alaska cannot be obtained for mem- bers of the Washington State Press Association, the 1920 convention will be held within the borders of the state. It had been planned to hold the convention en route 4o Alaska. WASHINGTON, April 24.—The census bureau today announced the following 1920 population result Santa Monica, Cal., 15,252; increase since 1910, 7,406, or 044 per cent Loca! creamery, wri [Bags eirictly treme or fav. Fink iid | Pai ugee Wd VEIT | cetptete wosh uripiete Wisconsin cream prick Limburger ... +. Ameren . Broviers Heosters Geese i Maree Alfaife Meal Reratch Food Wheat a tive, per > 13.60@1 t2.50@1 Stock Exchange ———m -—_ NEW YORK, April 34 vances were ket opening today wiered at th Trading was in good Fractional 5 k a rer} too aan) | "Status of the New York | @ Haturday and @ firm under 4. United up 4) Ma anged ewanna at $24 torn at 24 ber at 101%, at 16%, unchanged ie UD M) Rending at nadium at 61, up 4 ue ® Pan Ann the m the opening price Within a few minutes to react to 2 Binctair at 34% 4 up 2%; Crucible at 149, Atates 8 idwin at General d Stal unchang if Mo- Rub- ‘an Petroleum American up % be fect on, am va of eattioment of Stute tore trading | began to up i ly The markat in gendval displayed firm tone In particular a UP 1%. Baldwin hel K aleve ® Aull after early softnens Total wal shares oning Crucible at 2250 off Wo; Studer Mexican Petroleum Royal Duteh. sh, up & tw DP ker @ 1 Pui 4 up %: Hout Centr tore in | running - to @round 114 Gracie tired In the Spring, the were: Mteel at 99%, ap t 110, 0 168 18 nta Al; Consolidated T Industrial Alcohol at 89, ‘. Rep! bile ato rn Pacitic: at | than Leather at 76%, oft | of New York's “Old Clothes” parade, At today’s short session | oft 1: Maldwin wt | Seattle roams a cow, 2%; at up Woolen at 119, up 2% S2\, off % Weekly Review of Trade VINANCE.—We are now midst of @ credit crimis which Very easily develop into @ 5 janger of a money da with the suppert of the serve fystem can innue ey temporarily in ata ntitics. With nyster would have ant November We have drifting into the present crisis steadily for more than six monthe and our attention ur diverted by nal 1 developments that the critica) of finances in all countries regarded. All that is however in to give the of 1920" ite name, and this will be done as soon ab there is & spectacular failure of nportant firm or corperation sigadily mounting increases in rates @ large crop of busi ners failures cannot be avoided The point to be emphanized that “the orials of 1920" will not b A money panic with runs on the banks, but a Medit par ‘The United ault of agitat Ucation of in may . as banks federal re mor pited king a pantie beer paper almoet uni old “0 is needed, hard! taten treasury as re in has resumed pub ite daily financial state ments. Suspension of these state mente waa extremely unfortunate ae it gave Prive to rumore not sub stantiated by present statement Balance fn genera! fund on April 1% Wee $29 65, slightly below av balance created when ris burefinents were much smaller wan Jat present, but larger than balance at time of suepension of publication Excess of bureemer etpts for fiscal year $201,932,653. TRADE.—At be required to erage 1920 amow nted over least a month will clear up congestion used by railroad etrike, according t interstate commerce comm: offles ‘This means aft trade will be greatly interfered with for weeks to come INDUSTRY.—Mangfacturers’ Mee- ord of Baltimore bas been conduct nk Sympoaium onslabor efficiency The consensus of opinion of manu facturers seems to be thad skilled labor is about ax efficient “ before the war and much mort ef. ficient than in 1919. Unskilied la lines of BANK CLEARINGS — sete | $6,970,539.79 ‘787.554,.41 109,661.42 + 1,751,709.00 594,423.00 5.698,591.22 _1.678,406.82 of males, $12.85 Sinise! » 814.9915 28; sit se Receipts, 3.090 head Atendy. Beet, $10@ is) butoher steers @12, canners and cutters, $4@48: at era And fondars, $1 26@ cope 8 head: market ts ” » $1088 er er Hit tee) pig! market te " Or) futures Chicago opening ern clawed opening at § May oate opening closed wp te at #6 i *¢ at le. Provisions closed higher BAN FRANCIRCO, April 24.—Butte Extras, S446 per th Wewe—Rxtras, (746 per dow! Arete, 4te er doa, extra pulleta, 42% per doz, un a, the per dor iformis flats, faney, 27¢ per! © per I. ——— Foreign Exchange NEW TORK, April %4.- Hing sold at 83.87%, ing of the foreign exchange market to- day. Frane checks at 16.92¢ wore off 10 centimes: lire checks ere off 8 eantie at 22.550; marks, demand, were Wicher at 1.65¢, and cables at } hadian dollars were \6e riing elowed at $2.87 . Chocks, off 3 centimes "New York Coffe and” ‘ Sugar Quotations a) tee—No. 7 NGM * Demand ster ff te 14 Sie times; om 906. RW YORK, Aprit —Raw, 19.8019 S4e per Ib; gran- 17.60@ 250 per Ib, ® Portland Market Report | PORTLAND, April 24--Butter—City | creamery, #0@6ie per Ib Fggs—Selected local extras, 17@ 420 per Hene—22@26e per Ib; dreiiers, 45 @500) per Ib Geese 200 per Tb, Cheese—Tripiets, 26@ tte ver nm. Dear Bossy Roams Somewhero in the municipality of Diack ¢ The cow disap peared from the rear of the residence lof H. B, Masterson, at 6507 12th ave, \N. W., and the police were asked Sat- urday to aid in recovering the ani- | mal. NEW YORK, April 24.-Not more 200 persons formed the lines |with stubby horns. in protest against the high cost of advances that continued | clothing here today. helt hour prices’ eased off | somewhat. Much of the tributed to short covering. ‘The market closed tiem, vance was Leaders of the parade sald onlook- ors were so num they could not », ‘organize weir : otf lsc, at the open: | Conditions bor is generally considered far less efficient and willing than at any previoys time. enting to note that bank have no contact with act litions are qxtremely peraimint ver labor situation, while practica manufacturers, union and non-unior ake, are generally, optimist Bince supreme fart companieny have declared idends amounting to $135,819.09 Rumored that United Sustes will declare lurge atgck di Estimates place probable stock idends for year in neighborhood $1,000,000,000, Statintician who examined situation places Kk dividend porsthi lens than $2,000,000,000 CROPS.—What's the matter the farmer? One agricu says real reason for farme dis tent is tncome tax. As long as the farmer did not have tb figure out his income he counted all_cash am profit Now he sweats over income tax re ns and allows himself all kinds of which he never Depreciation and ed to Since to be to work Inter div of hae tal not with tural expert on lonwes and expenses thought of before. depletion charges can be deduc make him feel like a pauper. the farmer Jearned to keep books his fe has been ruined ton crop shortage ts predicted top of absolutely certain rtage LABOR.—Conservative labor offi clals tell me that insurgent move ment as exhibited In the recent rail road strike was never as strong as at present. They expect sim’ ex hibitions of what they call “Bolshe ism” in many other Industries tn the near future. They say that if Untied Mine Workers bh election now Alexander Howat, who, defied Palmer and is in jail for contempt of Kansas industrial court, would be elected by overwhelming majority All old line leaders gre fighting for their official Hves. Gompers’ non-partisan political machine is being lined up to support McAdoo, Among republican candi- dates Hiram Johnson is perhaps fa vored by largest number of individ ual leaders, Lowden, however, ha» most active labor machine. j BASIL M. MANLY. Tides in Seattle SATURDAY APRIL 2% on in SUNDAY APRIL 25 | Viet Low in Viet Lew Tit ards oe ae i Piest Hig! ‘Tas, Piret High Tide oo a mm, 09 THibss ao m, oo | Secemd Low Tide | Second Low Tide ie pms het ae ee me OTR Second High Tide | Second High Tide jest mitt mitts py me the fe 2 _——____---__---__ x | Seattle Arrivals and — Sted Arrived April 24.—8tr Wheatland Mont. from Manila via porte and Hosclulu at noon mr Alameda from Tacoma £20 a m bkts Phyllis Comyn im tow of tog Her wiet from Ban Frenetece at 7 Tacoma at 7:45 a.m. sak Mary from Tacoma at 7 Departea ate Icontum from tr Pus am Apri! 24—#tr President for San Peare | via Sam Franciseo and Victoria, #. 1 & mi str Chicago Maru for Heng. kong via ports Victoria, B. at i str Richmond for Puget und & mi eu Kenshui 6:10 m. ~~ Vessels in Port aT Smith Cove terminal—Str Ieontum, str Wheatiand Mont Great Northern pier—Str Fushim! Maru, Pier i¢~-#tr Tyndereus, Pier 13 Pier ti t Btr Bergen. -Motor sear Kirketing, str F: mn Union OF Gock—Str Weat Harte. Bell st. terminal—Gas boat Kamchatka, | 1 8 CG, Algonquin, Bir Sew ta. &—Motor eckr Tilla- jer 2—Str Alam: Grand Trunk @ mook Pacific Coast bunkers—U. & TL. & Swift. re, tr Eastern Dawn, it. terminal—Str Delwood, str ern Cloud. yarde— Str West Mahwah. | Ames yarde—Str Roosevelt, | Tedd arydocke—str Elih on, ate Kastern Admiral, str Lak® Fitch. str Fresno, tr Admiral Watsos, str Brox | Hotfernans drydocks—Ste Brookdale, Cordova. | Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging plant—| Str Patterson. str on—Stt Boynton. yarde—Bkta Phy? ‘on—Tulls Bnoqualmte, Rroxton Endymion, Fort Jackson . Boughton, Row Allenhurst, Abi » Blestra, Osiwin, Abydos, Area . Academia, Pesuta, Black Woit, Rickland, Baatine, ford, | Agron, Anthon, Fort Harrison, Fort 8t Imufka, Kiton, Loot!, Dione, Caga: an Costan, Cineyras, ‘Cardia, Elissa, sors Henry Wilson, Balvator, Alice, bees Corus, Fresno, whaling ‘strs Kodiak, | Tanginak. Btream—-Hobr Blaatind, bee Chas > U. & 0, GB Deidarent Coal Men After High Prices WASHINGTON, April 24.—Coal men are fighting the bill to grant lower coal freight rates in summer, because they fear it would rob them lof the excuse to raise prices during the winter scarcity, Senator Freling huysen, New Jersey, author of the measure, said today. ‘Dublin Prisoners Will Stage Strike DUBLIN, April 24.~-Political pris jhave decided to go on a hunger |strike beginning tomorrow unless they are released unconditionally, was understood here today, Veteran Is Given War Service Cross “For extraordinary heroism in ac. tion near Gesnes, October 4, 191 | Peter L. de Rosselli was presented with a distinguished service cros: Friday by Col. 0. T. B, Farr, at the local recruiting office. De Rosselli is now in charge of | the war relics exhibit at the World Hudud Veterans’ carnival at Fourth avenue and Lenora st if |oners in Wormwood Serubbs prison | ° PAGE 15 SHIP LAUNCHED IN TACOMA YARD Todd Company Sends 21st Vessel Down Ways A st Pans, was today, and mee preparat the } rd the United States navy Mrs. Mark L. Davis tar Pans The of the plant, who w ng for thei ares the | SUGAR MEN TO RAID HOMES HINGTON, April 24.—Selzure sugar distribution to mers at cost, was urged today ator Arthur Cap Kansas, wart sugar profiteers, who. he 4, are conspiring to “shame rob housewives during the nning seaso e profit he sald, make ptain Kidd look like a Sunday school character In & speech on profiteering, Cap per urged, taxation 6f war profits in- ad ot” sales tax tq pay the owed soldier bonus, Permanent of profits was also urged. y 80,000 corporations’ av- war profits of more than 900,000 each in a single ye: red. Profiteering in dot- n goods has been “open, ~The Todd the 2,500-tom launched at workmen at ns for laying t cruiser for TACOMA, teamst 45 a 24. p m began was spons > employes st gather 8 inching tic eraged $506 Capper deel ton milar conditions in ofl, flour, meats antl ly profiteer,” Capper said. brazen challenge of the we have had in this long lia of greed comes from gam- in sugar. This body and this iment are soon to hear very atically from the people in re- ward to profiteering in sugar. The canning season raid is on. The price of sugar already das risen a dollar @ week, wholesale, In early Anticipation of the canning season. For years the sugar interests have annually shamelessly and openly robbed American housewives @uring the com ning searon. BLIGHT POOR FAMILY’S CHANCES OF CANNING “They have, with their extortion ate charges, blighted the poor fam- lly’s only hope of putting up and Storing away a cheap and whole some supply of vegetables and fruits for the winter, which every person demandin® a healthful diet meeda. |The people are helpless.” | Attorney General Palmer plans to |give @ “straight from the shoulder” communication to sugar refiners, |whom he called to meet here Mon- ‘day, {t was learned today. Palmer, either directly or thru Assistant At- torney General Figg, intends to de mand that the refiners take meam ures to keep down soaring sugar Prices or give good reasons for the recent increases. SUGAR SELLING - 20 CENTS POUND Seattle consumers are paying 20 cents a pound for sugar Saturday. | Dealers rationed {t ont in from two. | to two and one-half-pound lots. Wholesalers say they have ne >| on hand, tho some “is expect- ed talty"—at a higher price. ba ttle has more sugar, ahd te | Paying less for it than sty other |mection of the country,” declared | United States District’ Attorney | Seunders Saturday morning. | Investigators of the department of | Justice, he eaid, have found no hoard. ing of sugar in ‘this district, The rea! hoarding, he declared, has been in the homes, hundreds of persens | having bought from one to five sacks while itgwas available, in order to stock up for the canning season, This is justifiable, he said. Merchants Saturday were not timistic about the outlook for s | They anticipate a retail price of 5 | or 26 cents for the next lot to prives MRS, WOODCOCK - NOT SENTENGED SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.—Sen- tence of Mrs. Alice Woodcock, con- | vieted last week by a jury of perjury jin connection with her husband's ac- quittal of the murder of Bdward Kelly, today was postponed by Judge Ward until Monday. Another motion for her relase on bail was denied. She is held in the county jail. The murder charge Against her for the killing of Kelly was continued until Wednesday, |when the date for the trial will be set. | Under the perjury conviction, Mrs. Woodcock i# Hable to a sem tence of from one to 14 years, Edgar Weodcotk’s trial for perjury is to be set May 3. He vanished after his acquittal, and has not yet been found. Mayor Is Urged to Communicate | Duties of a mayor of a metropole tan city are numerous and varied. Mayor Caldwell was in receipt Satur |day of a communication from Thorn: hill Peters, age 11, an earnest seeker after knowledge in the Sixth A grade, Lynchburg, Va. Mr, Peters wrote in full: “Dere Sir, will you plese send me \infofmashun regarding your city? We rant this in geography.” SUNSET, Wash. April 24.—Doe tors attendmge Browder Hester, whose hand was torn off in an acci- ped in which his neck was badly cerated as well, say that he will recover, in the Hester's hand was caught cogs of a stump-pulling mi ‘