The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 23

f Wi . Bureau of Engraving and d Mating, om 4} probably will ‘be completed by April of 1921 » June 1 ea crop of T * bushels, ing tb 4 wheat pr rease oped dushels Phe - mn of spring wheat or 91,000,000 bushe comy ( —_ sue “ LARGER WHEAT | “CROP FORECAST : 0 Harvest Gains in Pr duction Estimate WASHINGTON, July 9 fheat crop will total hels, the department of estimated today it on conditibns p E The estimate. The 1920 809,000,000 basing it ing J ba hit was for a crop of TS! show that during creased 28. estimated pro. ar The July 1 vinter what producti was es $k At 518,000,000 on AS compared with 504,000,000 on June Condition on all wheat on July 82.5 per cent, as compared 86.6 per cent the same month year. Rerins wheat condition was §8 per fon July 1, as agninst $0.9 for same month lo and win wheat 89 per it July 1, "The total wheat crop for 1919 as ted last December, was 941, was Of this 1 b- spring reported as per cent of 19,487 wheat V hy They Met!" BCollisions Are Explained Churches, dogs and curtains caused ‘or four auto crashes reported the police Frid A woman ted in one collision “The church the corner hid} from my view,” William FE. Ap on, 6235 30th ave E., told traffic division, in ex his auto collided at B and 42nd st. N. with that of ¢ Jacobus, who lives on lth nN on EB between 40th and dist) oy “I dodged a dog and we met,” said Hasegowa, of Sunnydale. His jo hit a police car driven by Offi Teer E. M. Mallory, of Georgetown fprecinct, at BE. Marginal way and Sree at. “She was pulling down the curtain Hen her auto and didn't see me,” C Simpson, 1638 Bellevue, told Lieut. | G, Carr, head of the traffic di . “She” was Miss Caroline berger. The aceident occurred 26th ave. N. and E. Denny way When E. §, Ellictt’s auto mgt a at Sixth ave. and Union st. an tified woman fainted, Elliott im his report. Elliott lives at} Dewey pl. whe Sees There’s lo Shortage of Postage Stamps, } } MRS LAURA ECHLES | WASHINGTON, D. C,, July 9— ‘Uncle Sam prints 40,000,000 postage jatamps a day, 250,000 sheets of inter- Bal reventie stamps, 690,000 sheets of | Jaotes (including United States notes, | \Federal Reserve and National bank} | notes). and a miscellaneous aasort- ment of government checks, drafts nd certificates. | The magnitude of the dafly task! lobviously involves system, and the! | Fesponsibility of executing these rout. | | Mipie orders is entrusted to a woman| eMiss Laura Eckels, who is super u rag of the Dt ion of Orders, | Aside from its regular dally assign postage and in- venue stamps and govern eo bonds, the Bureau of Engrav Hing and Pripting is engaged in the mammoth @ndertaking of replacing 169,000,000 “temporary government | bonds with permanent coupon bonds. {The job begun last August and ‘The bureau’ prints all of the Plank checks used by the govern ment, certificates and drafts, the umber of pieces of this miscella- neous nature totalling 31,000 sheets Panes Miss Eckels, genial tn manner, thoro in the performance of duty is modest in the exploitation of her own accomplishments, has beer ‘employe of the Bureau of Engrav }ing and Printing for 23 consecutive | ig 12 of which she has been pagent! fied with the Division of JOrders, She in a native of Wash ' gngton. D. C., and began her career at the bottom of the ladder—a printer's assistant Lightning Bolt | Ritnins Her Combs OKLAHOMA CITY, July 9.—Mrs: Julia Heun is in the hospital here, wuffering from shock rec when y ming struck and wrecked be: fine, ‘The metal cornbs in her hai bE were melted by the bolt, an | | Balances .. Status of the New York Stock Exchange ; NEW YORK, July 91 rtoo were tiem at the opening of the New York oe shange todas roleum was up and both #thela ebowed fr pany her opened at 68, ex divi 100 whieh was up Th & berg, Which qnade @ man * a the ame the feature gained * at the opening before the © eff at The, Chicago L ive Stock packing. pies, $107 Cattle Receipte, 8,000 he ty to 100 Righor. ‘Reef, # be teri@is So: etnckers Seth: cows. H.3801078 oie Kheep—Recelpts, 6,000 head: market ts the higher. Lambs, §7@ os *- ~ BANK CLEARINGS — Seattle Clearings .... .... $5,670.346.35 «ress 1,008,117.16 ‘Tacoma Clearings .+.. 700.00 43,369.00 « 6,931,005.00 | 647,614.00 5,881.789.00 | ‘992. nicuoed —* Our Bathing Beaches | Being Investigated An investigation of Seattle bathing beaches wan started Thursday after noon by Deputy Prosecutor John rmody investigntion on my part,” explained Carmody, “as I want to test the wa ter. I expect the investigation will extend thruout the summer.” Mi chias an “Shiners” Have Tough Luck |™ GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 9.— These are tough days for Michigan moonshiners in a whole drayload of stills, seized in the swamp district around Kala mazoo. Women Unite to weer, Eye on Films La.. July 9.—The wom od by movie shows seen Yetrimental to the morals of young people.” the women say. The Woman's Missionary. society has | formed a board Mrs. D. R. Hinckley, 1400 Norman st. was recovering Friday from inc erations aBout the face received when an auto she was riding in @riven by Mrs M. Carmichael, | 1111 14th ave. S. collided with John | | Slater's car at 12th ave. N. and Harrison st.. Slater lives at 18 Bellevue ave’ Mrs. Carmichael’s car swetved {nto a stone wall and Mri Hinckley was cut by fying glass. Bureau of Missing Relatives Miss Irene Norton, box 82, Gran- | ger, Wash., formation concerning her father, A Norton, thought to be in Seattle The Seattle directory gives the name of A. A. Norton, watchman, living | at 609 Yesler way: Hold Civil Service Exams Saturday Civ service examination for postal clerks and -carriera will be held in room 407 of the federal bulld- ing Saturday morning at 9 o'clock ) matter if you have neglected le an Application, you may come up and take the examination subject | to later approvM, according to those in charge Women are not admitted to this test. Information may be ob- tained at room 208 federal building. | Why Seattle Is Ft Is Full of Lean Men Today attle is infested Friday with | near: 100 visiting newspaper men |from various parts of the East and South. The scribes are heading for | Vancouver, B. C where they will travel eastward over the Canadian Pacific. Many of them are guests at the Sand Point celebration today. | Nothing to Laugh | At, He’ Thought | HOUSTON, July 9 snicker, “You needn't h retorted in| d testified that Lucile blue and baby-faced, had invited him to her | house and then made away with his watch and ft# chain and his purse nd its money. “The guy just ahead Of me lost a suit’ of clothes.” court here, a Some 75 cities, with » population | of 20,000 or more, have adopted the ‘commission form of government, County officers brought | is anxious to obtain in-| afte New Yor (GRAPEFRUIT IS IS “ABOUT AT END S| whidy Island Potatoes on F | the Local Market The Mlorida grupetrutt out ended, Western ave said Friday. Shipments bh uk of late, and the last to in will arrive probably within a week, | iw it predicted 1 Tee's. eason efor local spuds wn ed with the arrival of a few | trwr n Whidby tyland yester I - but the first comers to 8 Batter _— in Seattle ’ “ rivet w Tl (ae am, 22 ft oie Miah Tide | Kecond High Tide 1hitp m, 16 tt New York Coffee and Sugar Quotations | neason ts dealers ve been yor, 13 %e per Ib July 9 Cotter was No. ¢ Bant The wna Taw, 18.660 por Ib; # per 1 DANY PRODUCTS Prices Wald Wholesale Dealers © & bit underst The spud mar in a trifle « with 7 nts the prevailing price. Strawberries are scarce, t bring a crate utter and egg are still firm, Dut) Cheese with the | hanged in price, ‘Local Markets | =a antl F Tram roe ho Mens Un Under ¢ the 4 Ton and up Brojiers 1% fe POULTRY by Wholesale Dealers Khippers 2 the Live per POULTRY Prices Paid Wholesalers o-—a0 Dueke— Proven o2% | Dreesed | Bretiers « 200@2 ts onacheceiemhanaene Ontons é Yellow Potatore Red, per Mp. Per ton Dressed. Imperial ¥ Lacal hothouse . Tarnipe Local ‘ pes 03M | GeabWancy s.eveceee rruris | Mediu shington .. a= 19.6011 00} 5 9001000; attte— Theat wteere — Mettiom to choise . mman to good cows and belfers rate Thompach seediens | Stabe Frait-Pioriae Cal | Flge—Green, per box ne Hahey—Comb. per erate « WAY, GHAIN AND Fre e Wholesale Price Fer Ten, City Price |... [Poeches © Viame—Cal % pig | Raspberries Med per orate... «0c @a se errice cesses 4 NDOE 00 04m Oe oF “This is purely a persona! | Walm | Peamate—Viretat Japances, per | TACOMA There's no finer trip anywhere than the boat trip to Tacoma—full of exhilaration—lots to see—and just long enough to be keenly enjoyed. STEAMERS TACOMA AND INDIANAPOLIS 1 COLMAN DOCK DAILY 700, 9:00, 1100 A. M; 100, 3:00, 500, 7:00, 9:00 P. M. RETURNING LEAVE TACOMA DAILY 7:15, 9:00, 1190 A. M.; 1:00, 3.00, 5.00, 7:00, 9:00 P. M. Special Trip Sunday July 11 at 1:00 P. M. on the S. S. TACOMA On Sunday, July 11, the steamer Tacoma, on her trip leaving Seattle at 100 p. m, wil g0 to Tacoma via the West Pass (Clovos Passage), passing, Clovos, Fragaria, Cove, Olalla, Lisa beula, Spring Beach and the Tacoma smelter. The return trip from Tacoma will be over the regular route, sing Three Tree Point, etc. Passengers can return on the same trip of the Tacoma, leaving Tacoma at 3:00 p. m., or remain in Tacoma and return on the 5:00, 9:00 or Roundtrip tickets good for-thirty days. they can 900 p. m. steamer. ROUND TRIP $1.00 THE TACOMA’S RECORD There's no finer steamship on a similar run than the 8.8 Tacoma, which has established a wonderful record since it started on the Seattle-Tacoma run on June 1918, Up till July 6 she had made 10.020 round trips betweel? tle and Tacoma, covering a distance of 601,200 miles Sxcursions in the meantime have made this mileage 601,433 . From July 9, 1916, round trips between &: to March attle Longest run without etop- 29, 1917, 264 days, making 1 and Tacoma, Greatest number of trips in one year—During 1917, 1,458 round trip PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Colman Dock Phone Main 3993 he te ST 0 | Washington canal w 12 A RN | BE) [Public Markets Wrst aRr Mintle 8b eet, 12%e sant of lamb, dry sait p Btalt io in phe, tal th: red anapper, rike ®tall 17, fine eras Biali 66, tall Realtors to Spokane in a Special Train Arranger {fora ents ha octal tr en corr to carry Beat operators to the Int Ity fation’s ant nvention in Spokane next We lay. ate AmHOK s|Large. Lock Will Be | ‘41% Closed for One Week For the purpose of effecting the large lock In the nd will remain ¢ “i for on js announced Wriday by tes army engineers. cr See ns | Lake July 2 week, United | Seattle Arrivals and SHIPPING BOARD [= m; ‘| Seattle Made Headquarters «- by Official Resolution |» was made headquarters new shipping beard district fA resolution passed by the board | Tuesday and ated to tor. Wesley L. Je 4 trict will be kn the found and Columbia San Fr ter for on the Reattle te July Mir Lake Wilbert for Vaipa ntr Gedney for ir fouth on here, Tue di Puget river dist rend pie, pt wn ae cinco has been the ard ben ym; ate Fu all shipping Assignment of the parsenger lin 4 Wenatchee and Vessels in Other Ports | Arrived July 9 y from Beattie wt 7 a. m rand Keystone State muahip compan fan Fran on the Oriental route nf Iavoy in Atlantic y +e two whips are 5 their comptatic yards. The \t and 2 aay tonnage & Arrived July &: Mtr via Han Fran 4 July 8: Btr Vessels in Port at. Seattle Today | > ——* Pusned outward July ey for San Diego via sly 9: Str Saginaw atied July #: Ate Wind Ms secant ao via Portland and San Pe bunkers. # To T. Heather Str Myades, str me verett-—-Arrived July 9: Btr Fred Bax- ter for Beatie Arrived July &: Str Jefferson Hailed July #: Btr Fulton bla ports at 9p, m.; #tr for Beattle at 1 p.m. Bur Jeffer for Bea| rway terminal—ftr Devel, atr lege & Dredging works— © worke a oe | |, Reported by Wireless it Bir TL. B. Love Canadian Governm Str Red off Watson rock, southbound, at & a July *—titr Alaska in Milbank sound Gemin. Academia olf, | south bo mi ate Admiral Bivktan " " wen Charlotte Anthon, 4 y D. m.; str At island, south- July » ] preci, July %—Ftr Effimeham, Porttand for Beattie, three mile east of Cape Flattery at 8 p. m.; str Montague, Yokohama for Portland, 1,409 miles from Columbia river at 8 p.m | for Portland, 1 {ie Yokoham, ere Yokohama, Extras, FRANCS ttc per wer firsta 69% * pi LEGION HONOR 2 VEN HENRY. by France / For his werk in behalf of the tm therleay chidiren of France, the cross of the Legion of Honor was bestowed. upon IL C. Henry, Seattle capltaliat, at the weekly Chamber of Commeres luncheon n Friday. The insige ni Marce] R, Daly, ing French consul in Seattle, Henry waa treasurer and one of the principal sponsors of the Seattle |branch of the Society of the Fathers s Children of France, and by tis, persona) efforts raised large sume of! money for the maintenance of the; French chidiren whose fathers @ied on the battlefields of the Wester | front, at no presented by The United States owns 4,000 miles of seacoast and contri wome 323000 miles of navigable rived CANADIAN] PACIFIC | Victoria & Vancouver, B.C. rincesw’ Steamships Leave Canadian Pacific Dock _Pier 1, Foot of Yesler Way | 9:00 A. M. DAILY; VOR VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER | 1:30 P.M. DAILY) FOR VANCOUVER DIRECT PECIAL TOURS RJ VANCOUVER ISLAND | Four Transcontinental Trains Daily FROM VAN ‘OUVER, B. 8:30 A. M. 3:00 FM. 5 P.M. $115 P.M. To All Middle Went and Easters Destinations tn Canada and c States. CITY TICKET OFFICE 608 Second Ave. Phone Mate fr L. STURDEE, Gameral per tb Kege 1. | Per tle |g er TAKE THE BOAT TO iITACOMA BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK 7, 0, 11 A. M.. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 P.M. EVERY DAY. The best dad cheapest way te ge. ROUND ‘400 SINGLE s TRIP oo REO Undersized pullets, Che per Ib ne-California finta, fancy, 86%e ual firsts, 286 per ib x fy Fo oreign Exchange —# YORK, July 9. —Foreign exchan at the opening t wed good gains at $2.94%, up up 1 con: up 12 cen: | das Dera: we thn tt re cables at | pont THROW FIRE AWAY ta the read. 26 DAY DAYLUGt EXCURSIONS 1 SAN JUAN ISLANDS rr BIG INCOME FRoM POULTRY AT ALDERWOOD MANOR Within 45 minutes’ ride of the great city of Seattle, with the fine, big Electric Coaches of the Seattle-Everett Interurban passing to and fro every hour; paved boulevards and smooth country roads in all dj- rections, lies ALDERWOOD MANOR, the greatest single develop- ment of its kind in the world. 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Alderwood Manor. a pioneer in the industrial development of the State of Wash is the founder of Alder. payments, assist you s and keep you there n make working for of the with the grandeur of the snow-capped mountains ever before The finest, healthiest climate in the world, with neither extreme heat nor cold, seldom snow. If you aré further interested In Alderwood Manor—would like to know full details of what Is conceded to be the greatest opportunity of its kind yet presented—write your name and address on the attached coupon. With out cost or obligation you will receive by return mail beautifully {illustrated literature and a free copy regularly of the Alderwood M r | Countrseide. Or call-at our Ground Floor Office, 218 Pike street, and make ap- pointment to see Alderwood Manor at our expense. Open evenings. —Since 1853— Puget Mill Comp Land Department : 220 Walker Building, (Phone Elliott 182) Ground Floor Exhibit and Salesroom, Phone Elliott 1470 218 Pike Street SEATTLE