The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 15

ig ne ii a Paid Whorreace Dealers fer Vegetadice and Fruit High Tide Clearings . 5 17 t Qn ve Balances Vint Low Tide Clearing Ralances x q ; Status of the New York” ‘New Plan to Halt \ Stock Exchange Sugar Tricks Due j WASHINGTON, Ay An forbidding ating in now written by of just rneye vtage and will t A new ugar NEW YORK, Aprit boing depart und several member mitted an & Measure is being Howa presented as soon of the department of conferencé with refiners comes known in Such planned by Representative rb the justice suga be Tax on Critics Is Declared Illegal WASHINGTON, D. ©. April Theatres levying a admission on newspe illegally and This is ¢ recently Iss revenue bureau Seek Trio Wanted for Aberdeen Job Seattle police were watehir for prosecution. ement internal aver today’s opening jant week's low, Re eof the exchamge wore s. Tues TTLE STAK—PUBSDAY, ArKiL 27, 120 THE SE. THIS IS BLUEBEARD ic Markets 1 WESTLAKE 2 cans pork and beans riKe PLACE broker Cream and Butter fa | akan LES) t had been trapped and ie having diff Reports aie also added at nim baying me up to a new Bigh weakness which developed triplet ” 8 cream brick. America Swiss Deing pansed, the street believed that sterling was again seeking (he level justified by trade balances. Prices were aubjected iy after 11 a. m.. whieh the leaders down anywher points and General Motors 7 however, accomplianed of Monday 8 drive short carried most of from 1 to 2 volmts j as compared | {Chicago Live Stock 1 Hoge Receipts, | 2 market | bo@is.25, | Dutcher steers, $7.65 12 25; canners and | | cutters, S8@14; stockmre and feeders, | 25@ 11; cowe $10.50G 14.25, calves, $8 CHICAGO, April 27—Grain futures Mere casier on the Chicago Board of| @ Trade today. There was some thon 00@ 16.00 from the burst of buying yesterday, cow | Died with forecasts of better weather and aN IN AND FRED | & tandeney to watch the demand for cash Fer Tea, City Price sraina, Provisions sank tn sympathy with the| qeee | ETRin® | 81.60) May corm opened ta: S at $1.72% romsindd wach Tuty ‘eo Ta | opening We up sank 14e ™ opening Meo before nor —_—______ or Status of Frisco Market | | —Butter— | day, for automo ying men and a woman wanted py Aberdeen police mn connectic robbery in that ey It is believed they headed f after robbing a room in the Grays harbor city of a diamond ring, a gold ring, a gun and §T in cash. + Ladder and Oil Stolen at Night A 24-foot ladder and five gallons linseed oll were the articles which caused the heart of I. W. Brown to grow sad Tuesday morning, Brown is building a new house at 137 N 79th st, and when he arrived at the place thie morninn he overedt thieves had stolen his ladder and oi) U. S. Grand Jury Is in Session Again ‘The federal grand vened at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn. ing. The present calendar ox pected to he cleaned up by Wednes day evening, and it ia not likely} that any indictments will be re turned before that me, off said today. an car two the with a Menda ight in late Here’s a Job in Movie for Indian The Chamber of Commerce wants | a real Siwash Indian—a genuine hiyu buck, with a feather in his fair and axle-grease on his face. | The chamber’s foreign trade bu. reau is preparing a motion picture in / which the Indian paddies into Seat tle, He Risks His Life tq Rescue Tools WITCHITA, Kan., April 27—For consideration af $25 Albert L. Grubb, 34 years of age, & tool dress er, permitted a driller to tle a rope around Ris body and lower him te the bottom of a 200-foot I5inch ol well on a farm belonging to the J.C Scully estate in the Elbing field. Th object of Grubb's perilous was to fasten a drilling enable Men Organizing IRTLAND, Ore., April Ata meeting of Northwest cream and ter men, héld here last night, it was decided to organize along the lines of the American Creamery Man ufacturers’ association. Temporary organization was ef fected with A. Schmitt as chaieman and a committee wag authorized to nvestigate and report upon the oper ating and transportation methods used in other sections of the country If o man will stand for being petted his wife has no earthly use for any other pet, animal Sudden acquisition of wealth trans, forms the family jar into Jardinieres WILKES THIS WEEK JANE MORGAN AND THE WILKES PLAYERS “LITTLE PEGGY O’MOORE” NEXT WEEK ALEXIS LUCE RETURNS TO THE CAST —IN— “The Little Journey” THE BIG N. Y. SUCCESS } is the first photograph taken of “Bluebeard” \“Andrew,” alias “Huirt,” alias “Hilton,” in the Los Angeles county jail, where he is recovering from self-inflicted knife wounds in the neck and wrists. The man of many wives | tried to commit suicide after his arrest. ’ Detectives all alon | \the Pacific coast are attempting to trace his wives, many of g t whom have mysteriously disappeared. eee 1 Hiei a bie Bluebeard Lived | Here at the Frye | “Bluebeard” Louie A. Hilton, alias Andrew, stopped at the Frye hotel 9 when he was in Seattle and at one ‘ |time is believed to have made the] | Barker his headquarters here j - Bhown a photograph of the mult! Mayor Caldwell Orders an | bridegroom, Ray Sheldon, clerk at - the Frye suid he recalled the face as Investigation that of @ man who had visited the pte jhotel. but whether he wan an occa-| Searching investigation of Broad jeigeat visitor or a “steady,” Sheldon | way and Lincoln high schooly al {ee nt know. lieged to be fire death-traps, | Mrs. Lillian Gaynor, a waitrens. ordered by Mayor Caldwell Tues jwho tives at the Barker with her | O° husband, said she "bad seen the orig: |. ers }inal of the photo somew prob Numerous reports that the Bves of thousnnds of pupiix are Jeopardiz- ably around the hotel. Other guests recalled him. Mrs Jaynor’s ttame o4 dally as the resut of the condi was found on the alleged polyga pod ao rtd ene have been | mist's list of prospects. | "Wire Marshal Harry W. Bring a huret was detailed by Caldwell to Pedestrians conduct the investigation and to re- * | port on all changes that should be Hit by Autos Gls ces Sreteet | the H lives of the students. This Year Criminal prosecutions, following De, W, i beet aed the inapection of the Stone Build. ave 8 We reported ta the heline ||! Annex, was threatened by Cald- Tuesday of having struck Mra, |, Well. in communication to Bring Phyllis Waters, 40, 2857 W. and. |) 0UT#t Tuesday. Parties responsible over at, While driving hie auto 4| fF the nailing of fire doors in the mobile ‘at Avaion way and Yan. ||Dortion of the building occupied by cey st, At 10 p.m. Monday, Mra. || Joseph Maytrr-Inc., will be arrested, Waters suffered a cut left leg and |! 8ecording to the mayor. a bruised temple, Sho was taken “I understand that your Invent) heme by Dr. Beste: gations yesterday disclosed that jthe firedoors in the _ portion jof the building occupied — by Three Autos and |Joseph Mayer, “Inc, were found a nailed open,” Cajdwell declared. “If Car in Collision the saiing of these doors violates Three automobiles and a Mt. Baker |My city ordinance, I wish © you treet car figured in a quadruple col.| Would swear out a complaint sion at Third ave. and Cherry st./Amninst the person. nailing them Cuesday morning without @ casualty. | open K. C. Ward, 925 Jackson st.. reported | was) Music.and Life in the Home Thousands of homes suffer from the lack of “Musical- Life” simply because no one plays. Purely mechanical music will not meet the desires of refined tastes- to own a Chickering Ampico Reproducing Piano is like adding a musically gifted member to the house- hold—a permanent delight y of the better Terms May te b ELLIoT 112 1421 THIRD AVE Bureau of Missing Relatives JOHN BEST, 20, 58 W. Dravis st was reported missing Tuesday to the police by KR. A. Best, The missing man, the pollee were informed, was |recently released from a hospital and may answer to the name of KR. A Beat. 'U. S. Steel Makes Regular Dividend NEW YORK, April 27—The Unit 1 States Steel corporation declared its regular quarterly dividend of 14 per cent on common stogk and 1% |per cent on preferred biock. The} quarterly statement showed net earn- ings for the period ending Mageh 31, 1920, after federal taxes had been de ducted of $42,089,019 against thé previous quarters $35,791,202 and jagainet the corresponding quarter a year ago of $3,513,384. : If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- ease should be taken care of at once, to,insure good health. For the next 30 days, we will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. All work guaranteed 15 years. United Painless Coroner to Probe Puzzling Death Coroner C. C. Tiffin was expected today to make a post-morten exam- ination of the body of Silas O'Neel, a retired business man, 71, who died suddenly at his home, 1825 Fighth ave. W. at 3 p. m yes ‘eel returned from downtown y after lunch and complained of a pain im his stomach. He died before a doctor could be summoned. ‘The first big step toward mass pro- | duction in England has been taken with the organization of a $30,000,000 combine in the British motor indus- | | string of tools which was fost _in the event ‘that Mr. Mayer te|try, PAS WR aa | ad Jeet FFA tie va P Bl GL i Grubb lost time hitching the o*° | drilling cable the Then California fate, fancy, 280 per | he shouted that he to 23'%e per ib. come up. 3 * New York Coffee and * Sugar Quotations | NEW YORK. ||} Rio, 15%6 per Ib | per Ib. Sara: ulated, no m, 440 per do: United States consumes more | ?**, 4° ‘Cotton and spins more cotton any other country, produc: More than 99 per cent of the to tools waa ready A. New York woman is said to earn more than $5,000 a favors and bonbon boxes, April. 27.—~Coffes- No, 4 Santos, 5019.54 per Ib; Se per tb, Foreign Exchange MB tet sonata nh NEW YORI, April 27.—Wenknens de | veloped at the opening of the foreign @ at $2.75% ; trane checks eat 8 cohtioss: lire + Off 15 comtimes, marks, demand slightiy higher at 1 tic, and. cm: bles at 1i7e; Canadian doliags, 89-76 MOUNTAINEERS, thru the coop- fon of the Chamber of Commerce. bave arranged for public lectures, er omee: 41d and the following Net is announced Bane ln ee D | Aprit 30, “Rocks and Glacial History | of Puget Sound,” by Prof. FE. J. | | Saunders; “wila “lowers of Wash- e ington,” by Prof. G. 1, Rigg; May 14,| TS -- LOTS—o | etn. ‘Trees of Washington,” by | Dean Hugo Winkenwerder; May 21 “Birds of Washington,” by Prof.| Trevor Kincaid; May 28%, “Animals of Washington,” by C. J. Albrecht, cur: tor of the museum of University of Washington HIGOM WEEDER 1S FT TH BOSTMAN OR BILL COLLECTOR e!\ “Lakewood home sites over- % ing Lake lercer isiand, Mt the Cascades. 123, $2 ts 6x1 ‘with ing © opened at ; corner $525 to . 26-foot. alleys J or easy terme cover- 3 years. Take Rater Sars to Holly st.. one block fast. Open every day. Ofmz>r __ a YESLER ESTATE, Inc. Oo The case of F. Colton against the 8. 8. Lake Fitch was dismtssed by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer Monday n in compliance with the act of Feb. 1920, which | specifies that vessels belonging to the United States shipping board cannot be libelgd. The court also | took into considtration the fact that the libellant was unaware of thi act when th Department Indian Affair 9, 1 spowala for ¢ ployes’ F ‘ and 4d to the missioner of Indian Affairs, , Will be received at the until 2p. m, of May 24 furnishing materials and labor for the construction of an em- ployes’ frame cottage, in strict accordance with the plans, specifications and instructions to bidders, which may be examined at the office of the paper or periodical in which thi, rlimement appears, United States Indian Warehoure at Chicago 1 St. Louis, Mis- uri: San Francisco, California, and the office of the Superintendent lip Indian Agency, Tu ngton. Vor further | to the Superinten- lip Indian Agency, ton, Cato Sells, year designing |g to the police he attempted to drive his machine around one driven by E. H. Smith, New York bidg., as lthe latter turned from the curb and | was struck by the approaching street car. Both machines were jammed into a third automobile at the curb. All three machines were damaged Anti-Trust Action Will Be Pressed. | WASHINGTON, April 27—Pend Jing and contemplated anti-trust court know what you actions will We prosecuted with vigor are enieene ax the result of the supreme court's for it is a real food, of order yesterday dissolving the Read. high nutritious value, ing Coal combine, government attor- “pe sage neyss indicated today and ahwigatoryg ty ‘d | Plans were heldi n abeyance | so sweet, rich an the steel trust decision, which was creamy, a flavor that unfavorable to the government, some | delights the palate. |officials of the department of justice) Have it with the lunch [thinking that future prosecutions might be futile. In the Reading de and the dinner—noth- ing better. claion, however, the court took dras- 12c one-half pound. tie action when it was shown that A Ka PERFECTLY What’sthat! Never ate cottage cheese? {Horse and Wagon Deserted on Street Patrolman J. M, Murphy found a |lonesome horse attached to a wagon | | wandering along 19th ave, late Mon- day night. He tied the horse to a| ltelephone pole at 19th ave. and Yew) ler way and notified the pound there was a clear violation of the anti-trust statutes, "MILK. q . Ll OTT 223 __S 7p ut ‘it ONEY commands respect because it proclaims ability, accompllsh- ment and success in life for the person who has acquired it. Every successful person began his career by the Saving Route. Your ef- forts to save will be aided by the willing co-operation of this bank. Resources More Than Thirty Million Dollars Second Avenue at Columbia unable to inform you who them open, then he should be charg. ed an being responsible for permit- ting this to be done. “You will take this course, not- withstanding the fact that Mr. Mayer is & personal friend of mine.” Caldwell declared that he intended S TAKING it Wal aed “THE BLACK SRCRET* Admissi: Mats ince| nday), “2 pt Sundays), 2 Nights 7:15 and 9115 PALACE HIP <=" Feature F Ht ins OC” RAKER WAL hony and Ri in Week, Mats. Wed. and Sat, VY'S DRAMATIC STOCK Co, 1 Show tn NORA BAYE mw Eves, 500 to $2.50. W 1.50. Sai. Mat. nailed | |to see that the fire ordinances were strictly enforced in the city. *The condition of the building im- mediately west of the Colman build-| ing, owned by L. J. Colman, million- aire capitalist, was reported to be insanitary and dangerous from a —~jfire hazard angle. It was in this building that a fire recently occurred, causing a large lows to the Hudson Bay Fur com- pany | ‘This building was being investigat- 4 Tuesday by the fire marshal, the superintendent of buildings and the fire chief, to determine whether it ix being thaintained in violation of | the fire ordinances. | Inspection of the building by City | Healthy Commissioner H. M. Read | was ordered by Mayor Caldwell Tues If You Want to Remit Funds Abroad Don’t let any red tape or unfa- miliarity with conditioris cause you to lose money in your foreign exchange transactions. When you want to send money abroad or change American dollars into the currency of any foreign country, come to the First National Bank and you can be assured of getting the best possible rates of exchange. Establshed 1662 * First Ave at James St: