The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 15

\ } ‘4 p Shierficia, GOBS INJURED | IN AUTO WRECK | sia0. Three sailors were treated at the Mity hospital late Monday night for Hnjuries sustained in ar Mishap caused by Ment. The injured of the | & New York G. Day repe @ accident ve, and Mtomohile ' eR ss five timos. trom | Gnage te tn @ automobile and } a’ 800% ¢ : Mis side, Abe John " r ‘ ., boy. |? flor, was uni . ke at _— ~ " Meeting line Panama erin independe ont retail gas oll * WEDNESDAY t and| 4150 wr BIRTHS | h Sovyama, N.. 618% Sixth Obarawa, Y, 1108 BF at. and t 1 . K, b400 I « rted to the occurred at Ir potie that wott urned ar parnes .6 M 18th war |w and Kiddie jon be the ife in the war againat enemies | f decency But and public safety when he died, w and kiddies he was only a of King county he best th there was be paid no to his deputy sheriff Killed in Dattle and robbers, he was him for with wave in 80 But nungry is wife and children are LAW DENIES THEM PENSION ‘THEATRE Madison, Near 2nd LAST TIME TONIGHT D. W. GRIFFITH'S Colossal Production mate at Main st, i “BROKEN - oe LICENSES |, BLOSSOMS’ STARTING TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) FOR 3 DAYS— “THE MYSTERY YELLOW fesse ROOM” SAME BIG, ONDERTL L MYSTERY FILM SHOWN HERE FOR 50c ADMISSION AT AN UPTOWN THEATRE OUR PRICE— girth N. girl Anne ave boy. ” ages dow of t and late B 0 Lega Seattle Seattle eattle Henderson. Kreig. Ora it Lobe, Les Hamburg antillo, J MecEvers, ma J., Seattle Whitake Savage, Martin J Spriggs, Elisabeth Rayme Brown, Hele DIVORCES GRANTED en Taylor, Se Bliven, Kate Le f Ww Marga thambers, Evelyn fr Mckay, Margaret from Arthur. DEATHS 28, 209 28th & 36, city hospi May, bert W, 78. Majenpaa. Katr E«eack, Paul, Grant, Edith hospital Ph Re tal. a1, Providence King county James, 29. King county u ,alarearet, 40, King county 29, 1620 Boren ave ‘Bane, 61, Columbus sant tarium. Mynatt, W indsiey, F atlace L $06 17th N 43rd at ‘Aber Told to Find Him a New Town) William W. Aber, 631 W. 56th at., | was fined $50 and o' 4 to leave! town Tuesday by Justice Otis W. Brinker. | Aber thought he was another Sir| Oliver Lodge. He held a seance re-| ntly for two rit tives. He ralized befo oir very gaze i, a beautiful When the | ives grabbed Ethel, lo and be it was Aber, Jrewed up in & white sheet. | Next Case! Including Tax CHILDREN 5c IN BAKERY GOODS IS SELDOM FOUND BUT Always Found in ‘-BOLDT’S BREAD, PIES AND CAKES va sbeebs Butterhorns and Rolls ec tea fresh and crisp Pr: FRENCH PASTRIES mee A French “Pi improved by Vice velopment—none better. CONVENIENT LOCATIONS— 1414 Third Avenue 913 Second Avenue Madison Market, Seeond and Madison Pacific Market, 310 Pike Street First Mrs. Sawyer Is Subpoenaed When Madge Anna & on trial for the murder band, Howard I. Sawyer. house boa awy of her whom Lake Union| will be The first Mrs. ubpoenaed day okane Saw Tue mort eer Motorcyclist Is Let Out of Force Motorcycle Patrolman ©. O. ey was d fr partment Tuesday morning by Ch Rawley was charged with | THRIFT MOVE- MENT will meet in open session the ¥. M. C. A. auditorium at 20 p. m. Thursday, All women are invited. Means of combating | the high of living will be dis [cussed by experts on the subject CONSUMERS’ cost A SHORT CUT TO SUCCESS You can shorten your path to Success by, careful saving now. For success comes through ability to recognize your opportunities and cash in on them. You can do this if you have a snug sum on a Savings Account in the bank. Begin today. ning trom © ot 8 conve: The Seattle National Bank Resources More Than Thirty Million Dollars Second Avenue at Columbia mianione \LET ALL GIVE mivei b « bill ople of this low and off riff KR, C. Seott amounted to to $14 many wuld be glad a worthy ntributor to send you the tota sure that the chart ‘but much a Hop make five thoysand.” © “five” thousand” refers, no to the sum that was awarded ate Gov. Li eum ter a simi or even widow mtate was killed labor co who in ¢ ACCORDINGLY « that is the amount GRAVE, GRAY MEN PREDOMINATE AT G. 0. P. CONVENTION crc June &§—A the repu a vents the p tion showed t cents Mow: 10 5 tachen Ary whisker and Jeff whisk ter, uncommitted |Stafford Resigns U. S. Revenue Job) orarily taking the afford, realign Rr of Yakima is acting as ashier of the Seattle internal rev. enue offic Stafford figured tn the income place of the holdup of tax office last March, when two bandits obtained more than $32,000 in four minutes. Of-} ficiala declare that the robbery has ne connection with Stafford’s reaig nation, Jitney Cases Are Held Over) Cases against 10 jitney drivers| charged with violating the ordinance which were due to « by Pe he contin attorneys ined that judges were to make the cases. The jitney Jeoree O. Brown, A. J. BE. Whisler, Joe Fisch nba, CC . ¢ Kingsley, C. F Payt ome allowed the defendants three féd a ruling men were Blacmoor, M Turner, C. E and F. G 1920 Wheat Crop Smaller Than 1919 WASHINOTON, June &.—-The s te heat yield for 192¢ 781,000,000 bushels, the de partment of agriculture estimated to. Jay in its monthly crop report. Last year's yield was 941 0,000 bushels. r Ne lsor will be property 0 bonds pro and harbor im ~ AMUSEMENTS 5 NIGHTS Wevx THE N. ¥. WINTER GARDEN PASSING SHOW Rata 1° rane Mane TONIGHT w ¥ Mertin. Y¥—2:30-8115 Plus I of ODKOME VAUDEN Feature Photopinyt MOLLIE KING tw “WOMEN MEN FORGET" cept Monday), Now Pinying: LONG TACK SAM AND COMPANY Jennie Hayward and ¢ Corty and Althoff; Pete Hoyle; De Wii Pantag Adminsto; Matinees, ;_ NI Jitney | owners | | METROPOLITAN THE SEATTLE STAR He Was Soldier Killed | in Action; Shall Widow s Go Hungry? will help, Lat with his or tht each & « and everything ve In accordance her own conscience of Seattle,” writes Mra of Concrete, “but beg f helping Mrs. children, for and sym 1 am not B. R. Me to h the priv t and her rher whom I great pity pathy |! And Mary McPherson writes Phe |for Mra jdren. 1 rained | mother | thin city of plenty $5 to keep this little children together, and n While B, Davia writes; “P find $5 check for ott eh fund. ry @ can not make it larg er. But know that will allow that brave have to give up her find check Inc Seott and hope that her dear $10,000 will for thin sorrowing litt There are few workers who cannot spare mother and ver mins it dren ttle not oman to children." | little w Snoqualmie Lumb» qualmie Fallin Kagley, Lee Fowler No Name Widow's Mite 0. BE. Davia A Friend M. Lasky Mary MacPheron Mrs. E. R. Morher A Friend Roy K. Ward . H. R. J. Wiley Nobie Wilkes A Sympathier . HB C. MeDonough rowledge Wash H YOUNG SAILOR | UNDER ARREST Fred Staus Charged with! Purse-Snatching Charged with anatching a puree }from the hands of an unidentified woman in th hallway on the nec ond floor of the Right hotel, 710 First ave, Fred Staus, 19, a sailor, le being held tn the city jail Tues day awaiting the arrival of the naval authorities who will return him to Bremerton. Robert Sutter, 14, alan a mallor, was arrested whe he attempted to get other nailors to force Officers A. L. J. O. Neal to release Staus. The purse contained $1.49 and nome keys. seanion. He claims the money was | Die. the hallways on two floors of {he hotel before they cornered him in & room where he had locked him \eelt in, He was attempting to hide the purse, it is mud, when the of fioers broke in the door. Drug Peddlers Are Being Held by U. S. |sir. Hearing of Chin Lung and Chin Lim, arrested for alleged violation of the narcotic laws, was continued until Wednesday by United Commissioner RL W. The Orientals are in the county jail, | being unable to furnish $1,000 bail each. '200 Girls Escape | Fire in “Nighties” | ScDWIN Minn., June &. Fire razed the Lutheran Ladies’ | Seminary here. Two hundred girl | a excaped in their night attire. U. s. Court Opens Whisky Trial |; | quist, }aion and sal brothers, accused of posses of whisky in a eave, last March. Judge Jeremiah Net States district morning. houne on Went op before the Un Tuesday 113 Shi court ps Due in with than in South care aggregating 100,000 tons, 13 are due this week from the Orient, Africa and coastwise ports. | ships port Twohy Quits to | Build Roadway | John DPD. Twohy, of the Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Co, ha forsaken shipbuilding, and is now directing the conétruction of 380 miles of roadway in Arizona, Continue Cases of Six Tailors Continuance were allowed in the police court against six tailors, who | were charged with fraudulent adver [Using Tuesday. The cases were all continued until June 29. The de. |fendants are Frank Samuels, B Brady, M. Serf, Louin Sidelsky, A |Sideisky and Ben Pearl. oO. Charles Balocchi, 16, and Ed La throp are naughty boys. They jostled an unidentified woman while walking at Fourth ave. and Oliv st. late Monday night and when sh |protested they curred her, A sec ond pedestrian, also unidentified came to the woman's rescue nd one of the youths is said to have picked up a brick the man., The are in boys the de. »| welling | market Delaney apd) Steus had a $20 bill) and some «mall change in hin pos. | The police chased Staus thru! ae | — Darn RY PRODUCTS [ Prices Meeale ned | er in} Port This Week) more | LOS ANGELES SPUDS ARRIVE 9 Shipment Brings Garnet Prices Down Half Cent rival of @ Angeles white h were placed the 10% cents a pound, The supplies on hand had the} effect of bringin tw de a half cent. Old ¥ scarce amd firm at $140 « ton. Herry market in weaker, Local My alin bringing $6 $6.50 a rate. mon variety are figure while market w al ay car of new spuds, whi market at pot owing to Lon on “hima Gems are are to White the lowe at are Olation untaloupes ar ‘Tuend. ure being of at $7 standard Pony ors whole a erate wh cing & whole je the sizes are brir Local reduction a big prices by of the local supply of to lo} malern y cantaloupe The in next week future depe on the in California, according eal antaloupe crop they will de jobbers, The fs unusually large this year say, and whether the market cordingly drop to a low level pends on the transportation fae ties in in. Hutter and exe tionary with the weaker in moat Califor markets are sto poultry market lines. Local Markets | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers ' for Vegetables and Frait , Artichokes rer A I 1 Letvere—-Local Gubeon-—etine ckton. new ir ore Per ton. K. Wash, Netted Gems C.. per ton per ™ * Angeles haber} spinach Tomatons Turnips—Cal . | | oo | Grape Fruit | Cal. Honey —Com. per crate Ver box | Ateendo—Per % itberte—Per ™ ... | Walonte— Manchurian .. Peannte—Virginia Keyst Japanese, per T. —Per tm... | DAIRY PRODUCTS *| Prices Paid to Shippers | ‘ | or owt Young America . | Block Swine Wash triplets . % POULTRY || Prtens Paid by Wholesale Dealers Oe me ‘The trial of Fred and Verner Lind-| ae Prices Paid Wholesalors Ducks —Prozan Dreamed Broilers —Dreased Hens—-Dressed .. Geeee ° i Hogs Chotoe Ueht Veal Paney Medium Primes n 15@ 38| — ———1 | MEA Prices Paid "ehtenere 11@ 1 ne ——n | Quotations at Stockyard Hest cows and heifers ‘ Bulle Calves HAY, GRAL Wholesale Price Por City Price Barley Rolled Sioa | Liaaeo nd attempted to strike | of Onts Rolled Corn—Whe Thieves Drive Av Away in and With Loot) ST, PAUL, June 8.—Thieves raid: | ed the front window of an auto-| mobile agency here and took an $1,800 automobile and $2,000 worth tires. Half tires they left in the alley | tention home THEY BELIEVED THE AD--AND SO HELPED SELVES “Dollars Given Away,” was the sign W. Houfs, department store proprietor of 6321 Ballard ave., posted in his window in connec: tion with a sale Monday, Just to make {it convincing, he scattered 20 $1 bills in the window ‘Somebody took the sign too lit lly; this morning the window was broken and the dollars stolen,” he reported Tuesday. [ported to be in full swing Tuesday. No Beer—Harvard Club Runs at Loss NEW YORK, June 8.—When the prohibition amendment stepped into} the Harvard club, the profits from ite bar stepped out In fact, the an nugl report shows the club is being run at @ lows, When the old bar be came dusty, a #oda fountain was bullt, but it was abolished for lack of patronage CHAMBER mpaign to of $250,000, to be used ing Seattle or COMMERCE get an annual budget two-fifths of which are ch year in advertis. to the nation, was re. 2° Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY JUNKO First Low Tide ‘ Public _ Markets _ PIKE PLACE 4 9 kt “Princess” Steamnbipn Leave Héuttle phice Pot 10-M Canadian Varifie Dock Camp's Vier 1, Foot of Vester Way California 11, tall} pall Karo ayr noupe, He. st uD. " ft Keoond High Tid 10pm, LAE Mecond 46 4 Seattle Arrivals and Departures Except Monday (1190 pm, 5008 m. Dally Heattie Inland Train TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN BERVICE Leave Arriy Kpectal Va MANITARY ones, 400 don Nut marear tall 46, M. Arrived at Daily for Toronto, P. m. Daily for Minneapetie an ul, Through Sleeper te Cld- yaokt Ban jngham at 7 p.m. Departed r Admiral VYSTIBU LED ONN ECTION CANADIAN AND KASTEKN AND SOUTHERN UNITED STATES POINTS. CITY TICKET OFFICE: odrion for P: ee "Status of the New York Stock Exchange Vessels in Port at Seattle Today Minith Cove tr Bldridge. » Pier i4¢—atr In re f Hergen. Motor sehr Kirketing Northern pler—ltr Suwa Mare June &.—Th ter ow York Stock exehi Mandasan Maru DAILY DAYLIGHT EXCURSION TO SAN JUAN ISLANDS B & Sioux leaves Colman Dock week days, 7 aye, ling at 2 8 Pyresiae imiral Bebley, ate Admiral Engineering works—Str k—ftr Ural fan Maru. Bir Eastern Harbor Bound Baturday Wednesday, Friday, Hunday. Pre Sound Navigation Colmas' Deck Sasio ree Dredging a ickiand Anthon, Yen Awe TAKE THE BOAT TO TACOMA eae aie amen | 00S 3 eS : 11 ALM. 1 2S 79 PM be a BANK CLEARINGS a) | BvEnr“pay. Seattle | Status of Frisco Market | | Cheapest way te ee |x * BAN PRANCINCO,- June 8 ROUND$400 SINCLER tra, bbe per ib; prime firsts, 23¢ TRIP 2—FARE dich Binatind, 2be ee $7,000,397.19 | Balances . Spokane 1,931,841.00 491,611.00 per Clearings | psrntiantg eee —Wextras, 46 %e per dor: firs dos; extra pullets, 37 he per do: t . TaketheBoat =a1to Tacoma CHEAPEST WwA Portand Sen Clearings Balances th Tacoma Clearings aay lances ‘ Bring Back, Oh, Bring Back, the Days of Yore A Good Limerick Wins Two Round-Trip BY BAST M. MANLY Tickets to Tacoma f WASHINGTC June 8%.—One hundred years ago high cont of tv- ‘To Tacoma by boat, it's worth while to note, Is a trip that’s unusually fine ing was unknown in the United * Secure from all harm, States, but so also were high wages Laborers earned 67 cents a day ‘The view surely will charm, If your ticket reads “Puget Sound Line.” and carpenters $1 a day, but just think what they could buy with LUCY G. FONDA, 106 Battery St, Seattle their wages! Address yours to Limerick Editor, Seattle-Tacoma Boats, Colman Dock . Heef cost 7 cents a pound, lamb 6 cents, mutton 4% cents, and pork Round Trip Fare $1.00 Single Fare 60c 1,258,200.00 145,870.00 % 11 cents, Butter sold for 16 cents a pound and eggs 15 cents a dozen Flour was $6 a barrel, potatoes 50 cents a bushel, and cheese was 10 cents a pound. The price lists of 1820 called shoe prices high at $2.18 a pair and low at 60 cents. They figured shoe prices 0 be about right at $1.25 a pair. Ladies’ hats ribly expen. sive. Leghorn $12 each! We do not know what we missed, however 1 we run down the - i ndy priced at $1.32 20 0 gallon, rum 60 and snake root (what ever that in) at 90 cents were te bon! cost Tacoma Boats Leave Colman Dock » OOD AM_ 00000 PM EVERY Dp DA IMPORTANT CHANGES IN TRAIN SERVICE ice oO & NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Yciey ORTH COAST LIMITED No. 1 Westbound CHICAGO ST. PAUL BUTTE SPOKANE SEATTLE No. 2 Eastbound Ly. ar. Ar. 945 am. 10:00 p.m, 7:10 am 600 p.m 820 am Ar. Ar Ar. Ar. 11s «oe 10:15 p.m. Ar. 11:15 a.m. Ar. 72 Hours, Seattle to Chicago, ‘T—Library Observation Car, Standard Sleeping Cars, with Drawing Room and Com Tourist Sleeping Cars and Coaches, Dining Cars. CHICAGO EQUIPM partments, No. 4 Eastbound—Atlantic E lw. SEATTLE Ar SPOKANE Express 6:00 p.m. No. 3 Westbound—Pacific Express Ly. 8ST. PAUL 1195 am 7:25 a.m. Ar. SPOKANE 00 am. Ar 8T. PAUL 8:15 a.m, Ar. SEATTLE 10:20 p.m. 2QUIPMENT--Standard Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Seattle to Minneapolis, St, Paul; Seattle to Spokane and Seatfle to Walla Walla, Tourist Sleepers, Seattle to St. Paul. Dining Car and Coach Service. Walla Walla Sleeper arrives that city 615 a m. No. 42 Eastbound—Mississippi Valley No. 41 Westbound—Puget Sound Limited Limited Ly, SEATTLE 3:35 8T. LOUIS Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. 91 p.m. ST. LOUIS EQUIPMENT—Stahdard Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Seattle to Kansas City, St. Louis and Dereeee Tourist Sleeper, Chair Car and Coaches, also Dining car service, Seattle to Kansas City. YELLOWSTO: PARK opens June 20th, and Standard Sleeper will be operated from Seattle on Train 42, effective June 18th. Train No. 888, Local, will leave Spokane 6:45 a. m.; arrive Seattle 9:20 p, m. Train No. 334, Local, will leave Seattle 12:10 midnight; arrive Spokane 4:30 p, m., carrying local ver for Yakima, open 9:30 p.m. Train No. 838, Local, will leave Se 4:30 p.m Train No, 337, Local, will leave Grandview 5:20 p. mj m. Carries local sleeping car, Yakima to Seattle. Train No, 407, to Portland, will leave Seattle 8:10 a. m, Train to Olympia and Grays Harbor, will leave Seattle.4:05 p,m. For particulars, fares and information, apply at CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE KING STREET PASSENGER STATION 714 Second Ave. Elliott 5830 Seattle, Wash. Main 6601, 200 L. C. SMITH BLDG, Elliott 5580, Passenger Agent. E. L. Carey, General Agent, Passenger Devt. A. D, Chariton, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. ttle 7:40 a, m.; arrive Yakima 2:15 p. m.; arrive Grandview leave Yakima 11:30 p, m.; arrive Seattle 6:10 a Orville Neer, City