The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 22

‘i - So says 0. C. “to Seattle. er Production; Oil Passes Production Peak BY GEORGE B. WATERS ~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—"Devel- “thing that will save the West.” ‘the water power commision, recent ‘My Organized under the water power Teasing bill passed by the last con gress. Merrill says he expects 8,000,000 horse power of electrical from these natural resources. MEATEST INDUSTRIAL RA JUST STARTED kreatest promise for pment thruout the nation “The development will start | “But will take on speed as it goes along. two greatest benefits the people @erive will be to hold down the ‘of foals and to relieve congestion traffic. Nothing relieves freight (fic more than to transmit eleo over wires to take the place heavy tonnage of fuel that hag been haulel in its crude to the place where the power tively slowly,” sald Merrill. construction and mapping. and when it source of power is oil, principal of the oil supply be , but this installation is gen per year, Power is in the West, but New all the transcontinental rail- supplies of coal and oll. They get their power principally from Water power, but, to stabilize the 'y of electricity, super.power linking up the coal mines and _ Water falls, across the continent, will _ Merrill points to the great success electrical locomotives on the Chi Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, ‘Punning from the center of Montana An overhead trolly is These trains have to haul no used. _ Goal for their own use, and the pas- genger trains have more traffic than ~ they can handle, because they are so “much more desirable than the steam , trains, The fuel situation, which ts stead. becoming increasingly difficult, result in great stimulus to the Gevelopment of water power the _ World over. Without another source _ Of power, coal or oil are absolute Recessities. Car shortage or no car Shortage, coal must be hauled, lest _ the nation freeze or perish from lack of the necessities made by ma- @hinery. It is safe to say that the ‘Breatest need in America today is for More and cheaper power. And the evelopment of water power will rev- jonize industry and make the inden that rg average man carries Much easier. “ASK EMBARGO ON FREIGHTS : Tacoma Has Plan to Cure » Bounced Vriday, Car Shortage Jay 8. McCune, secretary of the Tacoma Commercial club, was in Se. &ttle Thursday in the interests of the Proposed embargo on all transpacific freights out of Atlantic and Gulf Ports. The Tacoma association has already gone on record in favor of the embargo and it is hoped that Se- attle and Portland will join in the Movement. The object of the plan is to have | ¢,, goods for Oriental ports shipped thru Western harbors, bringing badly- Meeded freight cars to this section to assist in the movement of grain and fruit to other parts of the coun try. He Boosts Carlyon Bill to Rotarians C. H. Shields, talking for the Car Tyon $20,000,000 road bond bill at the luncheon meeting of the Seattle Real Estate association, at the Hotel Butler Thursday, prophesied that available revenues for road purposes Would soon reach that place where they would be absorbed in road main tenance, leaving nothing for con struction H, D. Buchanan, speaking for the Negative. based his argument chiefly , on the threatened addition of taxe — : . 1,000 Coming to Big ° * P Irrigation Session The Seattle Chamber of Commerce has recéived ‘approximately 1,000 Mames of delegates who will attend the irrigation and development con- green on the University campus September 16 and 17. it was an- WER FROM ATER WILL VE WEST $0 Says the » Head of Water mt of water power ts the only Merrill, secretary of to see ‘equipment installed within the next 20 years for the generation of power Merrili's opinion the nation has started on its greatest industrial | ‘The possibilities opened by this law, which was 10 years getting | congress, of linking up isolated of electrical energy, hold out industrial ig an expert on water » having been with the forest for years in the capacity of in charge of watér power, He been an enthusiastic supporter @ water power measure for 10 was finally he fell heir to the job of that the power is developed protecting the government's ON’ ROAD regard to the West, Merri! said has long since reached its production, and i# on the water power machinery is “At the present time the installation Water power is 8,000,000 horse only about 2,500,000 horse A great deal of| State, on account of the power Pat at Niagara Falls, ranks California, Maine and Wasb- ton come next in order. t Psa the time is coming will be electrified, thus saving 6D. m | Port’ Townsend—Pansed in September big! Mtr President for Beatin at 6:10 p. rm | Ship News Tides in Seattle Tite Second + #1 tf i008 p. STORM WARNINGS Small craft warnings were or dered displayed at 7:15 a m, for moderate southwest to westerly gales today and tonight. ™ NEW S, S, LINE MAY CALL HERE * Canadian Merchant Marine Vessels May Come ‘The possibility of making Seattle a port of call for the Canadian Mer chant Marine steamers, plying be tween Vancouver, B.C. and India ports is indicated by C. W. Tourteb lote, assistant general agent at Van couver for the Canadian Government Merchant Marine, who arrived in Se attle yesterday “If sufficient cargo ts {insured tn Seattle, present plans of the govern ment indicate that the five vessels to be used in Trans-Pacific trade on the run between British Columbia and Australia make this a port of call,” said Mr. Tourteliote, Twelve steamers are scheduled to | be ready to carry cargo by next {March. A regular monthly service between the Pacific Northwest and India will be established, eee SEATTLE MAY Canadian National Eyes Us as Possibility Business originating at the Seattle office of the Canadian National railways is more important than that in New York offices, according to C. A. Hayes, vice-president of the railways, who is conferring with local representatives of the company this week. “In view of this fact, Seattle wil! Probably be made the Pacific coast railroad system and the Canadian Government Merchant Marine steam. ers,” he announced. British Ship at Frisco Picketed SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.—Pick eting of British ships and those jbound for British ports, will be con tinued here and probably will be ex tended to Northern ports of the Pa cific coass, it was said today at San Francisco headquarters of the Wom en's Irish Educational jeague, The picketing Is in protest against Lord Mayor MacSwiney'’s imprison ment. The women induced steve dorea to quit the British steamer Muncaster Castle, This ship steam. ed for Hongkong tate yesterday, and it was said her coaling was completed by members of her créw, owe No local action in sympathy with the picketing of British ships in the San Francisco harbor by Irish sym pathizers has been taken i: Seattle, and, according to the longshore men's union, none ie planned? Senenaie Lines to Arrive Saturday Kashima Maru, Nippon Yusen Kal Sha transpacific liner, sailed Septem ber 7 from Yokohama for Seattle, ac cording to announcement yesterday by local offices of the company. She will arrive at the Great Northern dock, at Smith cove, September 20. with 344 passengers and a big ship ment of Oriental products Toyama Mary, of the same line, ar [rived at Victoria this morning, with lfreight, and after discharging 1,000 tons of cargo will proceed to Elliott bay. She is expected here Saturday morning and will sail for the Orient | September 25. Tayahash! Maru salle from Yokohama for Seattle tomor row. 2,250-Ton Liner Hits Waves Here Griffdu, 50-ton liner, built for the Steamship and Barge Co, was launched at the Duthie shipyard thi« lafternooh, It is a twin ship to the Griffeo, built by the same concern | for the same operators, and launced | last week, From Weather Bureau TATOOBH ISLAND, 108 AM | |—Rapidly rising wind we 15 miles an hour; cloudy. Passéd in: Str Haynie at 6 @. m. Heptember 9-—11:20 A. M.—Cloudy wind south, 26 miles an hour. 6 P. M Raining 20 miles an hour, Arrivals and Departures Arrived Str Crown of Galicia via Vancouver, B, C., at Beptember Liverpoc 10:35 9 coma at 7:50 a | September 9 Pedro via Ban Fri 10 sir West Holbrook from ‘Ta ident from Ban | atr| | Davenport from San leinco at 11:20 a. m. ter from San ancl atr Spokane from Ho } porte at 7:40 p Franciaco at m.; yacht Aquilie from Tacoma at 1:45 p.m. Sailed r rthwestern for ate Queen for hon: Han Pedro . Waterbury str Admiral Dewey fo via Han Francisco; str {Quabbin for Seattle Han Francisco—Hailed September 9: str Ateel'Worker for Beattie via Portland at bee 95 at nw . hheilingham Arrived September 9: sehr | tow of tum Oregon. fohr Benj. ¥, Packard from Beattie, tow- . | Reported by Wireless rument nen ren | buying. GET TERMINUS =: a terminus of the Canadian National) , | Septem hr Apex eight miles north of Seymour Narrows, south- Urregular Trend Is Noted in Trading —— SEATTLE STAR |CABBAGEIS KING ON STREET NOW $30,000,000 SALMON PACK BEAT WOMAN OUT OF $500, CHARGE FRIDAY, sEPTeMnen HARD PRO ‘SCHOOLS FACE 10, 1920, e BLE N Y Exchan e Cantaloupes Continue on the| Alaska Total, However, Is|Man Arrested for J. Ruftts 3,000,000 Children Lack on ° gi Downward Slide Under Last Year’s Wallingford Stunt Accommodations NEW YORK, Sept. 10,—The price trend of securities continued irremu -_ pa ae owt a jar ot the po hy mare he pn today, There was a good volume of| There ta little accounting for taste,| Alaska's malmon pack of 3,250,000] Charged with defrauding a woman WASHINGTON, Sept, 10.—"“Amer With the cool weather of the Inat| cases will aggregate $30,000,000, it}out of $500 on a wood selling part lican public schools coehing for x has been announced by o ership, W. Loev ‘ held in| ear, face conditions of the ut Anaconda opened off % at 53%; United States Stoel 89%, off Yb: B8IN-) tow days buyers have switched their oh sri kaen ae of gees ‘ated bn yet ah 2d Miptcod re “ ee” a6? ets "pianaal P. olair 31 ff , up Wi Studebaker 62%, unchanged; Cru “ DUKIAN, KeCKe! of the Assogiation |the ity Ja an n ant aabie ae on 4 Fotos mal pour 4% oft %4) caAboriean International| *ffectiona from cantaloupes to cab-| of Pacific Fisheries, with headquar-|ed on a downtown street by Di Claxton, commiesioner of education, "y | off 1%; Pan-American 92, up te; ‘Texas Company bi, un-]P&R®, According to Western ave. Job-| tern in Beattie tives 8, Simundson and W. A,|said here tod: Among the com Motors 21, off i: New Haven 29%, off %; Atlantie| bere Major Douglas’ reports show that | Fuller, ae chjone be, ence pated Frese Fig Guit 136, : oe Petrole. 173, i Mouston Oil 207, While the sun shines the melons] 1,750,000 cases of pink salmon were| Loeven had a lease on some timber ae of accommodations for 4%, ae % ee Percices o* . are in high favor, but a cloudy sky| canned this year in Alaska, while|land, according to the complaint 080,000 of the army of children re The market acted well during the first hour, with Houston Oil leading| Dring# a marked increase in demand | 1,600,000 casen of the red nalmon were | charging grand larceny filed against | entering elty echeols. stocks of this cla Hoyston reached 110% new high on the present | fF the vegetable ingredient of the! packed. These figures do not include|him In Juayce Otle W. Brinker's Shortage of 000 adequate movamient. American International fen up ae well-known corned beef and cabbage} the valuable halibut and herring |court by Deputy Prosecutor T. H. | trained elementary echool teachers; Closing prices were: United States Steel 491%, off Mi Datdwin 109%, | Combination. catches. Patterson. for both rural and city schoo! a off %; Pan-American 91%, up 1%; Houston Oi! 1074, up 1; Corn Prod-| Cantaloupes are an average of 26] The 1920 pack asa whole Jn plight-| He eut some of the timber, mplit] Shortage of 15,000 “adequately wets ST%, off 1M; Amorican Smelting 61, up 1; Anaconda 64%, up %4;| C&M Cheaper than yestorday, being} !y under that of last year, according {It Into cordwood and piled it on the] prepared city and rural high school " & r ' i . ‘ od at $1.26 top to Major Douglas’ repo leaned land, He then showed the | teachers.” Crucible 124%, up 4; Mexican Petroleum 173%, up te: Reading 02%, up v Klas’ report, The pack - e Wei Studebaker Pg Bb. a) Dart 4 Stakes Rubber 4 ett %. The first loeal Concord grapes of | on the Columbia and the Rogue river,|Cut wood to Mins Margaret Mickel,| Shortage of 75,000 school rooms The market closed irregular. F the season, from White Bluffs,| Oregon, wan the largest in the his. | 328% Fairview ave., and for $500 of-| which at present building price RS SR Era eee Wash. were reoetved Friday and) tory of fishing for those rivers, fered to split with her in the sale| would cost $9,000,000,000 to con © _ wold at 60 cents a basket “ provt a of the cordwood. atruct N. Y. Stock Exchange The premier ear of yellow and After getting her money he In al The fact “that from one-third to Feruished by 1. 1. Manning & Co, white turnips from Yakima came in lieged to have sold the lease, without |twofifthe” of American teachers Rtoctinn nt ROMA Avene canee| Thureddy afternoon. ‘They aold at giving Miss Mickél any returns on|‘lack adequate preparation.” “_ 3% 83%) $9 to $3.60 « mack her $500. “It will take a minimum of three 1% Bt There is no chi ar CE or four years to relieve the school ange in oy or » > ‘ SHES MARK from shortage, according to bureau is of education officials. This ix due 5% Amer Lace +4 Local Markets — to halting of building during the Dec Adv: Amer, 5. a, °°% | Peteee Paid Whoelsesie enters for inti + war, preyent cost bof building a ember Oats. dvance anaconda ora t Vegetables and Victims Taken to Olympia difficulty of floating school Fraction * | Meane—torat green, per I Hospital tsnuer.” ; s , Schools will handle the room 9 a ae semen, hor b 4 mantel von’ the hts OLYMPIA, Sept. 19—A fire at the]| En-|buvis, sccording to, Claxton, bata home of A. J. Gazelle, Gate, Wednes |Wrangle by Attorneys, aaa Re efficiency in. ineteussat Gaeisnen at from a gasoline lamp livens Ship Case ‘ tion “impossible to estimate.” ing, Heariah influence ine Were | Oeod in Armrentina | (;, selling in|} December wheat opqned at $2.46 down Lise, and ole unchanged: March wheat ny opening of $2 » and deo further Me at the close of orn dropped % opening of $1.40% and was 0! Potaters Pickling Onions Per ™®. Rhotare Per mm at the close of December : | Rei Por sack . down ‘xc, * Aquaah—Itubbard 3 Remmer pening of 64 | moet bo ree pening ot 0s . oe Gente at the close of 63Ke; December oata| fete igten.., : fell le at the opening of 65%6 but | sinc Y % Lora) outdoor od Ke at the close of 66%Q | mou S Provisions closed higher, Howth: 4% % * ’ ‘ » ” Chicago Board of Trade . iestenaear | 1. B. Manning & ( . 9 Second Avense ~ Utah Copper s Vanedivm meal q % “ ’ ——_________ ee ‘Cir Lots |, Public Markets | ee 1. K. Manning & Co, WESTLAKE < } Avenue Matte 4 posn. Gearebight today. Eight are already in custody. worse Rects, Cont. Beta. Lt.Tr White Lng ions They are accused of responsibility Wheat a 3 oro B. Seat 3 Ee] Clapp es Favorite, B wasn for the death of Ferdinand Friedman, | ‘Oats n ? 16 oo note Ment % 17, killed by a tone thrown at an el iveah erabapples. ts rede evated train, August 31 reeh peanut butter. Dradshaw, es Chicago Lie Stock B honey. 25 Italy “Red” Strik CHICAGO, Sept. Hoge ot +, Prunes. Italian, per boa ERG _ Re May Be Settled light consee roushe eof mutton, ROME, Sept 10.—Settlement of Pm: round the metal workers’ etrike, which | 00 head; market buteber « hs. swear Status of Frisco ae HAN FRANCINCO, Rept. 10.—Mutter Rixtras, 69 6 per Ib; prime firsta, $e per [ sapaneon Pecans ler Je per don: dirties No. Prices Paid to ee ALEXANDRIA, Minn. Sept. 10./ tre pallets, 65% per| Battortns : ~Gustaf Nelson, son of United ic per dow Kaxe-Freah ranch « a States Senator Knute Neb fancy, d4e per! Milk—Per owt. . ates Senator Knute Nelson, will - DAIRY PRODUCTS stand trial for murder in the first oe meagre Whoiresie Dealers degree. The Douglas county grand | N. Y. Coffee and Sugar RatterLocal creamery, cubes, jury indieted him yesterday in con- Trike . the NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Coffee—No. 1 Rio, Se per Ib; No. 4 Santos, 14@ ihe er Ib, Sogar—Taw, 10.78 per Ib; granulated, 15@ 17.100 per th Foreign Exchange gprekqaieain Sur cons i NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Forign ex-| 45, Crisco, Be. the 4s chan easy at the opening today. | Ctymp neake flour, Merling ™ open, at $2514; ler Fost Toasties, 2 «1990 ee ” Green Pige Per bow je 058 1940 Honeycomb. per erat loneydew Melons to 1435 19T wens - eo ue pA ht wig + J 1647 ae rer per & cy DAIRY PRODUCTS triplets POU LTRY Per 16M. ert. burned six persons, who are in the howpital here, destroyed the house and for a time threatened the town. Friends and relatives had athered at the homestead after hearing of the death of W. J. Cooper from 4 falling pipe earlier in the evening at Camp 4 of the Bordeaux | Lessing Co. CHEWS GUM AS TRIAL DRAGS Alleged I. W. W. Organizer Is Unconcerned William Cunningham, alleged 1. W. W, organizer, standing trial on a charge of criminal syndicaliam in Superior Judge Jurey’s department, continued to chew gum Friday while Deputy Prosecutor T. H. Patterson read excerpts from various wobbly posing attorneys States district court. Strenuo jection to the line of questions dulged by the defense was regi by Bert for the government. machinery “foreman of the Harbor Motorship corporation, tain struts from one vessel tion, Lennon was called o stand by the government. William Piggott, board, and George P, Dean, auditor of the emergency flee poration, were other witnesses by the prosecution, correspondence, 2 pamphiets aftempting to show the SS amiagsapc oem 24°) organization a dangerous one to no- CONTRACT, FOR PAVING N. 36th 278 | ctety S st. was let Friday by the board of | tT It in expebted two or three more| public works to the firm of Coluccio 255) daya will We devoted to the taking of | & Erickson for $4,440, $89 | testimony = Pat ~<a * ry : ‘xt ait|Nine Indicted in “3 eye , iw Brooklyn Murder NEW Brooklyn YORK, Rapid Sept. Transit 10.—Nine strikers were Indicted on a charge of murder | threatened an industrial and political cris thru seizure of factories by the | workers, was jooked for today, The Tribuna reported manufactur. ore and employes had agreed upon a | basis for settlement. Indict Senator’s Son in Murder Probe | | mection with shooting last March of Joseph Middieton, of this city, ‘The United States has issued more | than 1,000,000 patents since the em tablishment of the patent office in 1871 ant office in King county she be conducted as a public inst tion, and not as a private p! ground Coon will introduce sound bi franca, demand 6.Tle; lire, demand 4 8c ECONOMY Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers marks, demand cables 1840; Ca-| pean 49, 40¢ coffee, 1% @ Sher 380 to Shippers . po RTP Mg pd apn ortland Market Report |. 3!00 44 75 50"Gns" moots nan weighs PORTLAND, Sept. 10. Rutter—é6e per Winlock at 6 f Ataile 1 Roosters be ye bacon, 25 M t rowat ge 1.: In Geese Live ps Fess. $2@ 400 ber dos n F 5 Koval saind | Belgina Maree—Live, per tb. es le per Ib; brofiers, 23@ POULTRY Cheese—Tript Unfilled Tonnage i in U. S. Is Decreasing Turkeye—Dr IN FAVOR OF THE RICH Vessels in Port at Seattle Bmith Cove terminal HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Ste Kldridge, ate antern Sailor, tr Wheatiand. Mont Wholesale Pior 14-—Atr Spokane, Barley — Who Pier 10-—Mtr Gedney ree Bell at. terminal--#tr Eastern Vietor, mo: Laced or chr Coolcha, U, B.C. G. Bno- | se Nery or acl |. "Whole §--Htr Davenport. 6—Htr West Ivan Str Horace X. Baxter | Const coal bunkers Str Bastern Atr President 1 Ol dock—-Tge No. 95 Burnside. ly wood. rtin, . Bur Duthie yarde—Atr Griftoo, be an Wi terminal—-Sche Northorn | EEN o Marble, ida J ; Mra. Multirox—How can you pre-| Linseed Meal Todd arvdocks—Str Maquan, at Went Pr gk iAveithe Bailar ha | Ee’ Kee Producer a) veh eels : fOr TAN Meat and Bot . Mtr Patterse ree note ore time? | YOU chatwed jens Reraps« Dr. E. J. Brown Will Speak yarde—Bte Roosevelt me ® dollat a pound for’ bacc bee peli THURSDAY, Sept. 9th—FPREMONT— Union Hutin Abit . pedi eam for to Mra, Middle: | goyq Bean Meal .. Fremont and Blewett j Parsing tee falda yo The Market Man—But, ir THURSDAY, Sept, 9th—BALLARD— Biscayne, Black Wolf, madam, 7 cents was all'th ny dear! About four-fifths of the standing | Ballard Ave. and Verner Place +89 P.M, yin cn eianien. ” ser) Middieclaas nad a ie MONCY | timber of the country is in privately FRIDAY Sept. 10th—HILLMAN— Cabacan., Capraria, Card | owned forests Rainier and Orcas Cinyras, Corus, - FRIDAY, Sept, 10th—COL! Witte uote fate Plays With Matches, | jasic ei ni evan rison, Yor acknon ‘ort Btanwix : ‘ Fort” Union, “tmutesy ast. Ria, Little Girl Burned || oa re cb hle es incennen, ” > & Sep Heffernan drydock—Sehr Blaatina, PUYALLUP, Sept. 10, Loulea) | Clearings ee California and Alaska ‘ Nettleton milis—Str Eastern Tko, 4-year-old daughter of Mike Iko, Balances ie dD ot, 12th--YOUNGSTOWN— : died yesterday from burns received eo The 1 : r it d Andove: ye timber from more than 4,000) Tuesday when she accidentally net | SUND rn nd An . athe caomne acres of land in the United states is! her clothing afite while playing with © Police Station . ; converted into paper daily, matches, ter le hd Prices Paid Wholesalers eased ng lambs ... Price ole MEAT Ton. City Price Army and Navy Goods Store Just Received a Large Shipment of Army and Navy Goods and General Merchandise. NEW YORK, Sept. 10—Unfilled|4 me. the Se His, Priese Paid te Shippers jtonnage of the United States Stee! | tien milk ». pure fresh | Hoge—Fancy 0 2 U. S$. Army White Shirta, Open Back . 406 corporation totaled 10,895,038 on Au | mitk.? best butter, | Veul—Fancy oo 2: U. 8 Navy Dungaree Jumpers . . 82.60 gust 31, ax compared with 11,118,468 | Soc, rAnen on Mead uotations ‘ei Stockyards ~ U. S$. Navy Dungaree Trousers |... . 82.60 on July 31, a deer of 313,430, it e nulder steak, 18 U.S. Army Mess Pans, Aluminum announced here to ae Hi U. 8, Navy Large Aluminum Platters 2 ean “ae eit th us vy Aluminum Plates hound, at 4:39 p.m. tr Valdes at Cape 12.00@ 14.00 U. 8. Caliber 30-40 Rifles (Krag) ae U. 8 Army Table Knives Sevteuber Semis Freatant the Pres att eer} U. 8 Army Canteen, Cup and’ Cover ... inco fot Seattle, off Double Bluff at 8] oan Linen Pillow Tops, made from Best Army Linen pm: ate Derbyline, “Beattle fe fan | Skat 90, paratens, 41.69 sack! Ya 0. D. Blankets . $6.50 to $9.00 ° tte | per box; plums, $1.75 per box ace Auto Robes, Plaid or Plush 87.00 to #10.00 eee Prime srt One-Piece Work Suits for Men, Khaki or Blue. Denim..... vu Marine Field Shoes, heavy Regulation Navy Blu Middies Middies with Blue Collar and Cuffs . White Middies $1.25 to 82. 7% line of Working Men's Clothing. we do not handle Reclaimed Goods and tion of every Article in our Store. KIRK’S MILITARY SHOP 1209 First Ave., Seattle, Wash, Write for Prices or Call Main 4619. We carry a complete Bear in mind that we invite your inspec’ Frequent clashes between the op-| marked Friday sesnion of the Grays Harbor Mote ship corporation trial in the United Schlessinger and Ben L.| Moore, who are conducting the case! The testimony of James J. Lennon, ward to the alleged diverting of cer- to an- other was the chief cause of conten district supervis-| or of wood ships for the shipping | They identified certain records el Believing that the most import- ness methods, plus rigid economy. | than 7,000,000 tons. us Ob ing in| istered in re n the local t cor- called | The entire coal reserves of the world, of all classes, amount to more 9:00 A. M. Daily Vietoria and Vancouver 11:30 P. M. Daily Vancouver Direct eA Week-End Trips . To Canadian Pacific Vancouver Island GOLFTN Something for Every O05 Second Ave. STEAMSHIP AND RAIL MOTORING, BATHING Tiastrated Felder on Application CITY TICKET OFFIC! Phone Main 5588 E. F. L. STURDERE, General Agent “The Island of 1,000 Miles of Wonderland” One TAKE THE BOAT TO TACOMA 7, 8, 12 A. 3.5, 7 SVERY pay. he ROUND TRIP I—FAR STEAMERS LEAVE FROM wld itus lay - usi- Townsend, Angel nd Victoria. || niet daily oria on tri Seattle Satu: my }| 13:80am roma direct 1:00pm every two hou: &:00pm |trip, 1:00pm, a “Sioux, fo 5:00pm |Port Townsend direc daily {= ‘onnect with rail lines for ai points on Ipentneuta, I 10 60pm |S, | daily | Ningham: 8.” Kulshan, Townsend Angeles. IDungeness on IMon., Wed., Fri Isat. | mido'bt Port | La Sun BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK or. Mm. The best aud °° SINGLE | PUGET SOUND | STEAMERS ALL LOCAL ROUTES Dock, FOOT OF MARION STREET Steamer Sol tue, for] Steamer! t . $00) 2:00pm jsingie trip, $1 round) 4 sone at Townsend! 60° E COLMAN or) titan daily *Does not go. thru i r- a) Seam If [Washington tor Ta om 10:30am, 20pm 2:30pm or] T280pm +t.) 16:30pm “| Olympic} Bollingham—Anacortes ~ tort JAnacortes and’ Bel- <-00pm ‘| daily ‘Sodam/tr, “Puret, fora Mon. ‘points in ‘the Wed.|Juan tslands, Fri. | Torte Tues. and Thurs. Steamer Utopia, Mood Canal Route Monday} Wed. | Friday! Steamer Ringsion run @ popular priced Canal every Sunday du Watch the daily announcements. Points marked ** Steamers and schedules change without notice. Jeeived datly for all potn Tacoma) nam: Tick off) midnight, must be purchased Phone Main 3993, Seattlo-Neah Hay Route ng the po are boat landings | Passengers for these points and. for jother boat landing points must. make |) their own arrangem for landing. || and assume alt risk Maniity in making auch landing. Joamers |Pamsonger rate does not” in landing charges, eld hee ‘ li Baggage lability ts tHmited to wears ne apparel, got exceed $100 whole ticket. = mINdR Allowed free Freight * fexceptt In above schedule dpen from 6:30 & mato 12:00 PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co. Ticket Office, Colman Dock, [ditt Thure Sat, Ta udject re- at ‘tena