The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1921, Page 12

Tides in Seattle WRDNESDAY mpepena | | TURSDAY 4 Light and Railway Warrants § to Be Redeemed This With the biggest cargo of lumber ever shipped in the coastwise trade, the new 6,000-ton steel potorship | Kennecott, built by the Todd Cor Month poration of Tacoma for the Alaska Steamship company, sailed from Det AN outstanding city light warrants jicnam Monday for California have been called for payment, It W89 jor maiden trip Announced Monday by City Treasur| © she er Ba. L. Terry. City railway War Vane AND HARVARD RESUME Fanta issued April 11, the next, peestablishment of passenger and ety pay day, will be cashed UPON! piicnt service between Low Angelos Beapentation. and San Francisco will be inaugurat Terry's announcement means that for the first time in six years, all the current city, funds will be on a cash} basis. ed on May 2 with the Yale and Har vard, famous coast liners, alternating on the run, eae Results of the last increase in rail ON INTERCOASTAL RUN way fares here have exceeded the ek} uit expecially for the Intercoastal Peotations of the city officials, the! ou) shortly. before the war, the railway fund going upon a warrant hip Floridian will leave here stear Darts = weeks earlier than was 4M /for North Atlantic ports on April 16 Betpa J according to the announcement of W The total pte for March were Cc Dawson & Co, agenta for the 564.498, and the average daily re) American Hawalian line, oeipts of the car lines during the eee were, $18,196. CONGRESS LINER COMING The Congress liner C. H. Living stone sailed from Mobile for Puget ore March 29, She is in the inter tal service of the Congress Line, U.S.PROTESTS Gites) Ine. BIG SHIPPER ARRIVES. WASHINGTON, April 5—A new! Charles Ware, Jr. of Boston. New NY the W YORK, April 6 stock market today The whole 1 er opened from 18% ly 4 above the reeent low but quickly ran 1 GRAIN MARKET | HIT BY SLUM CHICAGO, April declined pn the ¢ Trade today crop reports er al of buying in wer fay Wheat op down qe at $1.35, and dropped tise at the July wheat advanced \ at tho opening, and clone May corn opened unch and then shaded off to at $i t Joorn opened up we at 6340, drop ping '» 63\c in later dealings ptember corn opened up We at and later lost fractionally, at 65 \e. oats opened up declined Keo at 7's Quotations! Turwde: ) Furnished by L. B. Manning & Ce Pri- Rote has been sent to the principal | president of the North Atlantic and/ allied powers by Secretary of State | Western Steamship Company, was Hughes protesting against thelr at lone of the ble shipping men who ar: | titude on mandate territories, it was [rived here Monday afternoon aboard | learned today. |the Wenatchee. Ware was one of | * ‘The note, it was stated authorita | the pioneers who developed the inter 4 ively, was dispatched last night coastal steamship service between the ‘The note, understood to have gone | Atlantic and the Pacific. to Great Britain, France, Japan and| * nd possibly Italy, is the first formal) Mlatement of the position of the Harding administration on the entire Mandate question. ‘The present note is understood to Beal specifically with these two) Barbadoes, points in controversy between the | ballast. ISK RETURNS PORT TOWNSEND, Aprii & Schooner J. W. Cltse, after absence of several years from Puget Sound arrived here yesterday, 61 days from British West Indie in SCHOONER C! United States and the allied powers: e146 Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, 3—The stand of the United States that the Island of Yap, important cable point in the Pacific ocean, should not be included in the Japa Rese mandate over the former Ger man islands north of the Equator. 2—The American protest against April 84 A.M wind northdast. , SS em, otr Sante Arrivals and iveswes Arrived itr Wenatchee from New York Pedro and Ba ural W escorting Wenat : port from San Francisco via ver som Ralled April $-—8tr Admiral Bvane for San CHICAGO, April 5-—The interna- tional joint conference council of al- Hed printing trades today failed to/ piegg via San Francisco and Han Pedre, each an agreement on the wages tojat moon April +—tr Jefferson for hea week, Seutheastere Alaska. § p.m: str Phyllis for the 44 ir which via Tacouha aud Man fh m.; str ral Watevn, t a ee mae Alaskan Vessels printing house. x + Sa Union officials urged employes to| westsra, norihtound. is Speed up production under the =A waenemaae te hour week to approximate as near Londes—aprit trom Batic via Yokohama Kates Snang- hal, Hongkong, Manila, Smgapore, Aden sod Port Said. Kobe—April 1—@atied, str Alabama Maru for Seattle via ¥ Yokohama March ‘married ‘This was ae vie eg 4 the diary of husband's existence = Feere— Arrived. str Kast~ Given by a wife who summoned him| “hen” Prancioco orl bared S—arived, ate Horace X. Raxter from Seattle via Eagle Marbor and Everett, ¢ a m. April ¢—Ar- rived, tug Hero from Seattle, 2 Astoria—Aprit Haven for Seattle Market aks Reported by Wire Wireless mack cane sugar (at stall), Tm, sack Blue Stem patent flour 1S. Stalls 16-17, 4 pkgw. corn flakes Eies gore preaktant cocoa, 280 Apri ¢ cent ale Alamedas off mi off Kelp Potnt. southbound, 2:50am. April 4—str ED. Stalls| Kingsley, in Seymour |, Swift's bacon, se M.; veal chops. |. 9125 a. m.; ate Redondo, Bie WH. Stall 105, tomatoos, southbound, 1:16 p.m. falmon, 10¢ can. Stall 19 ‘Queen Charlotte sound, northbound, ide Te; 4 Ws dried appl 126, Carnation milk, » 4:30 p.m. eee Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Temimal— Pier A, str Juneau Pier B, ate Wen h Great Korum CORNER Stall 19% fresh peanut butter, fret batter, se 1.: Jefferson. i—Sehr Maid of Orleans, str John A A—#tr Admiral Rodman. B—#tr Spokane. D—#tr Admiral Rvans, Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers—Str Eastern n Pacific Coast Engineering Works—U 8 8 Algonquin. Mabeage piseta, 2 don, ita Staite 10-23,| beat the @; full cream Board Yarde—atr 2% can Cypress apricot: 5, romat, 20¢ T™.; bacon, 350 %. Stall 26, salmon, 3c 1.; haltbut, The TH. Stalls 49-60, ansorted chocolates, 60e 1; marshmallow: age T. Stale 46- 87, ripe olives, 260 pt.. P pts. t5e, onnaise, thc tb. Stalls Yakima Gem potator foes, $1.59, Stall 50, fresh ranch eggs, 30¢ doz Zhe. Stalls 20-31. Spencer sweet pealtoad Dry Docks—Btr Forest King, schr seeds, 25¢ on Stall 65, qt Mason jar) Admiral Mayo, ship 8t. Paul, bark Guy Peaches or pears, tKc. ©. Gons, ate Brookline. PIKE PLACE Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co.—str Stall 31. pure fine cane sugar, ¢ Tha Patterson. Ste, § The. Thc. Stal! 1525, corn or peas,| Drummond Lighterage—Dark Delfast. Je can; large can Madrona tomatoes, 2| Ames Yard——Str Roosevelt. for 26. Stall 12, large can apricots, 15¢, | He Dock—-Motorship W. F, Bur- # cans $2¢; 7-7. can jam, $2.16. r t Ketchikan. Federal or Co-operaily Marine iron Worke—str Expansion, Monte asparagus, lark Str West Inon. Crystal \ Hulla Abilia, Abnobm, Aby- flour, lke ple. . Allenhurst A Libby's best apple butter, 2 The pure apple jam, 25c.M. Stall 36 12¢ Tb. halibut cheeks, et Terminal-Rark W. B. Flint, str San Juan, ship Abner Co- erway Dock & Warehouse—#tr Camak. 11, Finnan haddie, 206 b.; kip- : herring, lie ™, stall Yakima Gem potatoes, $1 local po- tators, $1.25, delivered 1 81, fancy naymion, Fort Sta: ereamery butter, 25¢ @., 2 ths $i; 6M Wia, Fort Harrison, Fort Jackson, can fancy honey, 9 Btall 79, fresh milk, Se at. Stall 1527, lamb chops, vel y S li C %.; pot roast, 12%c Tb. Stall 4%, 3 the, Rellance ‘cott tie gt |VaP Omuggiing Case $1.15 SANITA: Stall 199, pure cane 1 Mat | honey, ¥ in Court Wednesday The case against the 13 Japanese |charged with conspiracy in connec- we 2, |tion with the alleged smuggling of unsulphured Japs into the United States on the 111, fancy brick| Alabama Maru last November, is ive cans 2 206|/8eheduled to come up in Federal ftalis 24-26,| Judge Cushman's court 2 p, m. $1.25; M. J. B. Wednesday. ‘charged ' With Th Theft of Canadian Bond Charged with holding up William Streets Feb. , and taking Victory bond and an dollar, valued at 90 » Calvin Lunceford and Nelson went on trial Tuesday in ater’s court. Attor. » Kienst for the defend. | announced he cannot find the| T.: presked Zam pbell'® soup: ott eoftee, 420, $1.20, ¥CONOMY bent American sane sugar, 4 fbn. 70, 8 The. The Beanie Fis, 6 bare Crystal Olympic panrake flour, lho phe. Stalis 1-2-2, boiling beef, 100 Tb.; pot roast, the M, ‘Statin 7-8-9," cane migar, $9.26 per| Sack; Rex hard wheat flour, $2.49 ack D. White soap, , halibut, Btalis 20-2 10¢ head. Scandinavian students at univer. gity to hold annual May festival in PMeany hall May 2, ney E Jants, bond, vate Wire, Hatler Motel Mallding. Wh Open High Low — Close CLUS F140% OLTEN B28 my Lib LAT Laem bat it “ on | ruty Try ax |@ept...... « cris One ay us 37 July Th Thy He pt 1o% Tr Pork ay inte | Lard | May 10.55 July 10.98 ibe — Maye... or July 1048 CHICAGO, April §—Cash wheat—No. Na 2 red, $1.46@1.50; No Recta. Cont. Esta Ltr ” “4 ” 103 Te 103 “a ‘r rr) ESTIMATED TOMORROW Wheat, 60 cars, corm, 115 care, cata 15 care eee Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, April & F Exchange MEW TORK, Apral t.—Gherling demand was op We at $2.90% oi chang today. S973; Kromen, 90.1780, N. Y. Coffee and nd: Sager NEW YORK, April §—Sogar Raw, $4.27; granulated. $8, ‘offee—No. 7 Kio spot. @4@6Ke Ib; Na ¢ Banton, $4 @i0e | ao an SAN FRANCISCO, April &—Dutter— Extras, tT¢ ib: prime firete, Cheese—Californta Oats, fancy, 23 I Keee-—Extras, tie dow; Na 1 dirtien, 2he don; extra pullets, 28\%0¢ Goa; under- sized pullets, the dom Portland Market Status PORTLAND, April §—Cattle—Market weak, unchanged. pen, Market weak, hs Butte: Keew Cheese Hens—28@ 39 Ib. ie dow Denver Live Stock Market DENVER, April 6 Crushed “il ‘Coment; Laborer Will Live| J. H. Hinton, laborer, crushed about the hips and back when nix sacks of cement fell on him at the) city asphalt plant, #15 Boren ave. N., Monday afternoon, was in city | hospital ‘Tuesday. His condition is not serious, Strong at Opening The motors and some Chicago Board of Trade | Berm. Mteet Met. oe THE SPEATTL York Exchange |YAKIMASPUDS — nt showed strength at the opening © of the apeciaition were up Mt 4 lat noed Moric etroleum wan off in Steel N. Y. Stock Exchan: (Monday's Quotations) Pervished by L. 1. Mam 4 Co.'s Pri. od Wire, Datier Mot: fe ae! Industrial Inapiration Alcohol | Petroleum 84 Arrow a2 Products oN f Detaware 20% 1144 Furnished by 1. 1. Futth the Foreign Securities (Menday’s ations | Vertished by 1. i. lanning & Co's Pri- Hirttian Britian 6a, Deities 8a 192k Dri View es Mrltlah Ret ae. -0 sss cium Neetor. ie. cium Premiam jerman W. L. € Bertin eo. Hambure Mambu Lolpatg changed at! , |of a temporary scarcity FOR CALIFORNIA ‘ South Buying Heavily; | Truck Shipment Due | A shipment of California commod) tes is expected to arrive on the mar today, with United| ket Tuesday, A second lot of the § neral 1a %%,/ new California garnet potatoes will Woolen, 1) ig. up, W? Mexican Petroleum “ee Raven, rt ene ee tormete, Pals stock off % 44, up \; American Sugar, 90, unchansed: American Heet| Will be selling at 16 to 16 cents « Sugar Ticthlehem Steel Big! General Asphalt, 69% | pound, by the lug 1p e: Midva up 4 7%, unchanged; New York | Yakima potatoes are selling at $30 Central, 6X\4, unchanged Soft California in| Ja ton on fancy stock buying heavily from that district Local rhubarb was firmer Tuesday on account of the cold, which has caused a shrinkage in that stock Celery, approaching the end of tts feanon, in sear Los Angeles stock of an inferior quality was selling rap | idly at $6 to $5.50 a crate Wee plants were a novelty on the avenue, ‘They are nelling at $0 cents @ pound. | Butter was firmer Tuesday beenuse The prices, however, will not increase, jobbers re. ported Dgee were steady. vi BOBTABLES | Corumbers « HL hot house | Gartie—Per Mh Green Rean—imperial valley, T.. Imperial Vailey, t . Norseradiah JattaceL. A, per erate Local hag house, per erate Onione—Per Tm 4 don bunches . outmide Fer eack Local, per bow Wiaile, per ton Steet Petatecs—" Ark per hamper ..... Tomators Mexican, lug Torelpe=t Lowel, ger ents rRoits Prices ‘eld Whelowate Deniers Atchison Gen. ¢'s ... Th & 0 Gold se Pacific tet ¢'s 2 Q Joint ve. FPLERESER errs cee Morri Creditors to Meet Thursday How creditors of the defunct Mor ris Bros.’ bond house, of Portignd. may recover 100 cents on the dMllar | will be explained Thursday, § p, m., jin the aswembly room of the Frye ho: tel to Seattie creditors, by A.M. Fan ning, of Portland, chairman of the reorganization committee. OME RESTAURANT the coffee. This is the Total, Colegrove does Ham and Eggs, 50: Total, If you'll study the menus rants you will find that reasonable point consistent wi we offer you opportunity to s cent through the issuance of NORTHOLD INN 214 University SPECIALTY FOOD 110 Pike St, D A Comparison of Seattle Restaurant Prices are pleasing the public by selling coffee at 5c, and charging more for other food in order to make up for the loss they take on Ham and Eggs, 65 70¢. 60¢. Which do you prefer? prices are down to of these books and save good money on real meals, CLARE S. COLEGROVE RESTAURATEUR TINCTLY DIFFERENT MEN imagine they way some are doing: ic. Coffee 5c. it this way: ic. Coffee, 10c. of the Colegrove Restan- . the most th genuine quality, And ave an additional 20 per Coupon books. Get one EGYPTIAN KITCHEN 1 Third Ave, N Pike at Broadway Kese— Preah Pullets Or. triplets In Depositing Your RONUS CHECK in the BANK FOR SAVINGS IN SEATTLE You Are ASSURED OF SAFETY Plus 4% Interest CAPITAE STOCK $400,000.00 Open Saturday Evening 6 to 8 In Our Own Building Pine St. at Fourth Ave. | _ 1|Is Your Bank Account Guaranteed? Deposits in this bank are guar- anteed by the Washington Bank Depositors’ Guaranty Fund of the State of Washington. Alasks Building. home aff The Seondma van Amerwes and Our Only Branch Is at Ballard The Scandinavian American Bank Seattle, Washington REALTORS TO MEET Realtors will gather from all] points of the Northwest for the fifth annual convention of the Intestate Realty anpociation to be held in Tas| coma August 23 26 BUILDING PERMITS GAIN Valued at $923,180, exactly 1,196 butiding permits were issued by the city building department during | March. During the same month last | year there were but 996 permits is- sued. gp ticnemnineanene BANKEK TO SPEAK Wm. D. Comer, president of the Mutual Savings & Loan association. will speak before the Beattle “Real Exxtate annoctation at its weekly meet | ing Wednesday noon at the Butler hotel. the first day of The Bee Hive geyser in Yellow. stone Park is becoming more active every season. AULA UES NAA 4,768,243.00 $93,696.00 | Clearinge . Balances .. + 1,397,683.00 339,667.00 743,118.00 145,141.00 Ue CL UNNSNLAT RENAN UHL LETT A RETAILERS IN CO! TACOMA, April 5.—Dh |the great work that the hope to do in the future and on the accomplishments of the year of the new association convention ‘With the (Chasvelat “FB 42° Sedan, $2.075, fob. Flint, Mich, Ready for Work 2ON WATE 51,500 Terms Your-Bin Price on Mack-International Motor Truck Corporation 1000 Pike St. EM. 1101 Ask for Mr. Rossbach high grade fuel. nD. = AVE MONEY= TACO M A AFTY SPEF your order. DAILY, 8 11°A. M1, Special Sunday Trip, A 50c for One Tickes Wc for Two Tickets VICTORIA. BC PORT ANGELES + STRAIT POINTS SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS BELLINGHAM - ANACORTES CASSIDY WELLINGTON PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNE HOOD CANAL Sam TS ~ =r N NEAH BAY & WAY PORTS F. ©, FERRER, President PHONE BALLARD 2265 Call Your Neare COAL DEALER And He Will Give You the Lowest Delivered-to- ae FOR RANGE OR FURNACE, COAL IS CHEAPEST IN THE END 4100 FOURTEENTH AVE. N. W, CHEVROLET “For Economical aR R town or country use, the) CASSIDY WELLINGTON 1 Oe L=> and we will guarantee the results of the use of this This coal is prepared at our own plant and dealers all over Seattle are ready to fill : ARROW COAL CO. Washington State Retailers’ tion here Monday. iN here of more than 200 delegates, full program will be in ewing. 7