The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1921, Page 22

rity of Timber Interests ‘Said Not to Favor 25 Per Cent Duty wohep IHINGTON, D. ©, June PD. Conn, vice president Shev ter Co, Minneapolis, de a majority of the ot the country do the ed 25 per cent adv pn duty on Tumber adopted by the | Ways and means committee said the Southern Pine a Which produces 45 p and 75 per cent of the im the United States, the Pine Manufacturers’ p the greatest pine produ: in the West, and Pine association, with more f score of mills in Minnesot i have not tee for a protective umber An example of the attitude of nm, Mr. Conn made pub: from the Western Pine rs’ association, of Port Or, to Chairman Fordney, of Ways and means commit Car pe of pro a cent Rous tariff on Pine Manufacturers’ as Coyering the pine manu of Montana, Washington, and Idaho, has never ex iny wish for tariff on lum- ‘Our representatives at Na mber ‘Trades Congress month in Chicago voted t tariff on lumber.” Sublic Market i WESTLAKE ek Northern Light kK pure cane sugar 2 PkES corn flakes, : pickie matches, ‘Stall 129, is, 200 Stall 121, 43-1 i Jar rubbers, 4 dos. Pe Id. PIKE PLACE American ¢ ugar, § bree Deane sugm Borden 100 tbs, Stall 6 . Wwe Stall 66, sc can. Stall 79, pure Stall 36, fresh salmon 0c 1.; ling Virgin olive Sunbrite cleanser, Wi 1525, 1%-T. can Phes 2% size can Del Monte $1.05, Stall tb; sharp Sun Maid SANITARY Borden's milk, tat ca cane sugar, 10 the, almon bellies, 200 Se tb. Stail 111, home Salad, 20¢ pt.; fancy ripe Stails 6-8, fre T. Stalis m 20 pail Cottolene, $1,30; M. J won 15, $1.80. ‘Stail 45, pure BH, 48c pL: t3e can Thou i galad dressing, 2 for 46a = <0 peoNoMY 7-8-9, 3-. can M J. BR “B* c Se; 1-1. can ground Is 1-2-3, breakfast pot roast, ™. Stall y-Clover butter, ise . 32c M. Stall 42, made bread ER .dox home ma creamery full cream ch Mra. 2 large joave White soap, CORNER prune fresh hamburger and sausage, 2 Stall 14, red King salmon, i0¢ halibut, Ihc MH. 1511 First ave. ‘cocoa, -. can Ghirar- %-tb Stall 2, mutton chops, 15e M.; 2 the, S50; 2 tha. lard, 286 SOUTH END 4, 3 loaves bread. } for Bic; cream putt , Me T.; exe 100 Tb. Stall 4 Toast, 20¢ T pital 46, mirkwberrian, 3 Joe; xreen peppers lied veal t I 84, pot roast boiling beet, oe butter- each, Rings Are apt From Taxes , June 17.—It is proposed Juxury taxes upon prac ‘everything that cannot be @ necessary of life, the Pate being 15 per cent. No are made regarding toys, confectionery and leather Wedding rings are exempt. | method of extracting by-prod- | from useless apples has been in Nova Scotia. RD OF DIRECTORY ph Products Cor ¥ declared a quar} ‘the outstanding 7, paya' olders 0; wil 1” TH tion have dividend of ferred stock of ‘July 15, 1921, to cord June 30, 1921. main open, Eroducts Corporation ELANOIE, 5 reasurer. (Advertisement. Schedules at fetoria oD ey ND POInS GHAM - ANACORTES WNSEND RAIL CONNECT MILL Port: a | DAILY,5 A. M.5 7. M. - OD CANAL POINTS AH BAY & WAY RTS ET ‘SOUND NAVIGATION co asked the} Tides i in Seattle , Wiest High Tide Piest 0 b Tide ag tictroe tor | iret low Tid Wiree low KE High Tide Seeond cit hm ied fe Seeond Le ide . |Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH INLAND, June 11,—8 A.-M ‘went bre bales en’ ra Maru, at 40a. 4 Arrivals and Departures} Arrived Catherine from rert| 17—Ste D Aires from Gothenb 6: Preaident 6 fan F PRT m Vani | ti 8 Balled | June-11—Bte Cross Kere for. Mania ess Alaskan Vessels Jumeau—J 14—Salied, str Alameda, southbound, 8:30 a m. Skagway—June 16—Salled, str City of attle, southbound, § p. m.; str Princess Royal, southbound, 7 p.m Ketchikan——June Salled, str North western, northbound, 1 p.m. June 2 Sailed, str Admiral Goodrich, northbound, opm Vessels in Other Ports ow—June 15—Balled, str Author Liverpool—June 14—Arrtved, ate Burp: | marhon trem Seattle, New York June 16—Artved, str Texan | from Nan June 15—Sailed, str Cape Romaty for Beattie San FroncieveJune 1¢—Safled, str Admiral Dewey for Seattle,.4 p. mt otr Steel Inventor for Beattie, 4p. mj str Admiral Bebree for Ocean Falla, B. < via tt tp m Arrived, str Spee-| lator from Seattie, & p.m wae Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal—Pier BR, etr La- touche, str Suwa Marv. Great Northern. Terminal—8tr Genoa | Maru Rell Street Terminal—Str Catherine D SH Burnside Grand Trunk Pacifie Terminal—Str Spo | kane 5 Motorship Buenos Aires, 2—Str Jefferson. Str Admiral Rodman, [Pier D—Str President Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere—-U 8 L ® Swiftsure. U. & Shipping Roard Moortngs—str Westward Ho, str ern Glen, ste Icontum, str Tippecanoe, str Yosemite, str Anna BE. Morse. Alaska Steamship Moorings—Str Redon- Dry Docks—Str Forest King, «tr City of Spe str West Avis, schr Adimiral Mayo Ames Yard=-Str Roosevelt. Standard Hotlor Works—Str Pattersot ffernan Dock—Str Valdez, str Jur@au. Jeton Mill Dock—Sche Spokane, Ship Chillicothe Marine Railway—Rktn Anne barge Coquitiam City, barge | sehr Watson A, West, fin Ie ow Comyn, Henry Villard, chr Vancouver. BERRY CRISIS IS OVER FOR NOW Canneries Take All Surplus Stock; Oranges Up It is believed that the berry crists is over for a few days. Canneries are consuming all the surplus stock and Friday's brisk trading for Sat urday's and Sunday’s supply has caused a firm market at $1.75 to $2 a crate wholesale, The major- ity of sales were at the latter price. | Fancy oranges are 50 cents a case higher at the southern shipping points and houses which bought the fruit at the increased price will be forced to sell accordingly. Most of the apples now being sold are from cold storage, but the quality is not decreased and the apples are meet ing a fair demand. The cool weather is hampering the sale on watermelons, which were quoted at 4% to 5 cents pound, ied J) Heavy shipments of the local he lettuce are rolling to Eastern mar kets daily, where there is a strong demand. The lettuce was selling at from $1 to $2 a crate on the attle wholesale market. Local cauli |flower was moving well at $2 to $2.25 for a dozen heads. California green beans were sell jing for less, at $250 tw $2.75 a hamper. Surplus butter being sent to stor age is keeping that market steady Eggs are reported to be firm. VEGETABLES Wholesale sh Dealers per M.. 100 hamper 2 1.26@1 5 Prices Paid Asparigus—i. W: Beans—Cal 16 gree per sack weal, dor. Loe, hothouse, Fila, Gartie—Per Green Peas—Locai Horseradish — Per Lettnes—Local Cacambers ¥gx Plant az. per (, er outdoor . per crate bunches m bune rt arnet, Potatoes New E. Wash, ton Local white, Radishes- Khbubarb— Local Spinach——Loca!, pe Sweet Potators— Cal, ton Local, doz. bunch or box Imp. Val Local hothouse, Turnips—Local, 4-basket' crate ... 1 2.00@2 oz bunches... FRUITS Imp. Val, standard crate....3.50@400 Ponies £00 Flats . i 2.00 Chervies—Cai, Royal Annes, h. 19@ 16 Bings, W. 20@ ° Turtarians, ib ‘ Cocou in—Per 100 . 1 Tahati—Per dos. 260 rT cane eoerse 700 . per 26-tb. box 400 Loeal, per th oe Fin, box §.00@ 16.00 . 400 Woney—Comb, per cra 45 Cal rained, per th. | Lemons. — Por Oranges—Per 450@ Peaches—-Cal., yer box Lb? Plums—Cal. d-basket erate Strawberries toca) Pineapples —Cuban, per crate . Watermeton—iinp Vol, Ib... 044 @ NUTS Prices Paid Wholewate Dealers Almonds—Per th Beazil—Per th herts— Per th | Walnute—Cal. Pecans—Per TM. Jul Sep t Sopt....se 10.80 10.60 ons Chicago Live Stock CHICAGO, June 17.—Mogs—Receipts, 190000. Market stfong, lee Migher, Bulk Sf entna, 819000107 bucchere, $008.90 packing: 1i0@7-ber light, sb@s.10" pig O@ 8; roughs, $7.25 @7.50. Cattiofteceipia, $000. Market slow ty fe buteher stock, § @100; caunere “end cutters, $203.50 @6.60; calves, 37.50@9 50. Bheep—Receipta, 4,000, Market steady. Lambe, $9@9.75; one $205.26. Portland Market Status PORTLAND, | June 17 colpty 99. Magket steady 8767.60; fair choice cow ne 2u3 v Hoge—-Market nominal. Prime mi $4.75@9; heavier, $505.25; pigs, $5. $9.25, Bheep—Recetpte, 679. Market at Prime lambs, $546.75; medium lambs, 7; yearlings, $4@5, wethers, $34.50; nessa San Francisco Produce SAN FRANCISCO, June 17,—-Rutter Extras, 1b; prime firsts, 25% 1% Cheese~-California fints, 186 ID. Kegs-—Pxtras, 2840 dor: No, } dlrtten, 26%e doz: extra pulleta, 2540 doa; un deraized pulleta, 23¢ dox. N, Y. Coffee oni Sugar YORK, June 17.—Sugar, dun Res Kranulated, $5.75. No. 7 Rio, spot, 64@6%e We. | No. 4 Santos, 940 Ih cee Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, June 17. ering $2 79% ther exchanges were Francs, $0.0817; lee, $0.0503; marks, 40.0144; Kronen, $0.1 | DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers Buttertat— A grade, Seattle delivery B grade, Seattle delivery |.+. Faxs—-Fresh ranch Pullets 19@ (20 Milk—Cwt. Cob. Seattle supply 207 F. ©. B. condensary, ewt 56 DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Puid Wholesale Dealers Batter—Local creamery, cubes. |. Brick Fags — Frosh ranch | “Punets | Cheese— Or triplets Winconsin ere triplet POULTRY Priece Paid by Wholesale Dealers Shippers Decke—Live ... ar Nens—Live, under 4 Ia: a6 Live, 4 Ma and up ‘a3 Geene—Dremed . eT Live ... 29 Torkere—Live | ct Belgian Haree— Live 16 POULTRY Prices Paid Wholesalers Dacke—Dressed oo... 0.5 Hens—Dressed Geese—Dreared Turkeys—Dressed Rough beavy Pigs | Cattie— Host steers ..... Medium to cholee ...... Best cows and helters ..... Bulls ones Calves Light Prime lambs . Yearlings ‘ Wethers «2.2.0... Ewoe 4 FLOUR delivery . a HA Pat. ett GRAIN AND FEED City Wholesale Prices, Per Tos Corm—Whole yellow, 120-1. sacks. Cracked, 100-1 Feed Meal, 190 Bariey— Whole, feed, Rolled, 80-Ib. suck Ground, 100-T. sacks 4, 100-™. sacks .. hole, feed, 100-1, sacks. ...40.00 ih. sacks : 40th. sacks e. 100-1 leaned feed Chop x0-m | ent ‘eed —100-Tb. sacks ek Mash <a growing Mash, 100-T. sk Fag Mash-100-T, acs, Seruteh Feed--100-. sacks .., Wheat Mixed feed, 80-1, sac | Cocoanut Meat Cottonseed Meal ||! | Linseed Of Mout Vish Mout ‘ |Meat Seraps Western . A heat insulated handle enables a person to hold a new electric trying THE SEATTLE STAR Tobacco Prod lunton On of T Union Pacific United Retail § | United States United Staten Steel Utah Copper |Vanadtym steet | Wabaaw Wertinghoure Willye-Overland Total sale of sto (Tharsday’s Quotations Furnished by 1. B. Manning Batler Hotel 1 1926. . 1919 Blocks Russian § Russian 69%, Russian 64a French Sa, 19 | French 4m, 1917.. Wrench Sa, 1920 Italian Sa. 1918 Britian 6x, 1922 Britiah Ga 1927... Hirition be, 1929... Pritigh Vict, 4 Rritikh Ret. ts Felgium Keator. Sx Relgium Premium German W. L. 6s Rerlin W. Ta 4m Hamburg W. 1. Le the nited Kingdom | United Kinedon United Kingdom Railroad Securities 1 Met 13 1 1 1 1 Ship | News. ‘Stock Market Heavy 8, 964.600 shares, Foreign i (Tharsdas's, Gustations) Parnished by L. B. M Batler Hotel Building Btock— Atehison Gen. 4a Total bond wales, $10,041,000. cats. it developed, which he ever, was a proper and sede Judge Repetto decided two no worse than one, It’s Fifty-Fifty e first half are nights trying to devise them. ‘The ¢ those who dodge the autos, LONDO? June 17 nary case of 4 man Walking about with @ broken neck ig reported from the Metropo hosMtal. He Mennie, He sustained his injury an elevator accident, Beyond fact that he wears a support for his neck, and that his movements are somewhat restricted, there is evidence of his condition, WW years of age Bia automobile ming & Co Two Cats Too Many, Landlord Claims! alleging his tenant “sneaked in two! " The landlord also had a cat, how swore, traps for wteful half consists of Tho Neck Is Broken, Aged Man Is Nimble An extraordi- owners fa Le} little He is over 'A VETERAN FOR | as Trading Starts ANY OLD WORK! NEW Ye June 17 The stock market generally was slightly heavy | at the opening coday. Crucible was off 2% at bf aaa resullof the arvi- | Experts Ready for Most Any dend reductions from $8 to $4, but later rallied a point, U, 8 Steel opened Job Ima inable Unchanged at TA%. American Sumatra made a new low. for the year at 48% is t ing the early trading American Woo! ot down to 70 g 1. and N. responded to annountement that a stock dividend is planned - = by making an early high of 111, up 8, Dut later reacted two point Tdetea Friday with Star Other opening quot na inchided: Central Leather 24%, off %;: Tex ed sad ep The tompany 32%, UD Me lean Petroleum 107, off M4; General Asphalt $3,/American Lagion Employment Bu Studebak off te; General Motors $%, unchanged; Cuban Sugar|who can qualify for anything from up * p Pacific 68, unchanged; Tobacco Products 62%, ei}, eres i nee Pe Hee ear i laborers to bar tenders. wo of eee them give th te “ NEW YORK, June 17.—A vigorous drive around noon caused the worst & be latter among thels thé stock Market this Week, Steel common was pushed to a] qualifications. or the year, under 74, while Baldwin brok sto 604 : ' ‘ Locomotive lost 3\: ‘and. Abphalt teil Meth | Friday's list includes also a bell after its early high at 108%, reacted 5 points, but was stiil|boy, a locomotive machinist, a steam: ab Thursday's tow . fitter, truck drivers, chauffeurs, an electrician, a grocer, an oil or coal Chicago ‘Car Lots fireman, waiters, salesmen, a paint (Theresa, z Gastations) e er, @ railway clerk, a janitor, labor. | Fernished by ning le ped erate ned it eee re—and tye two bar tender Grain Recta, Cont, Kata. LUYe,| The Staf Legion employment serv Wheat. sce. 378788 NBL ee iy Alliott 0479, Call up and hire Bat] aye et The | hero for that job! eet Oe Rice eke Unfavorable |" STIMATED TOMORROW Here are the latest registrants:, cted in higher prices on the Chi is Py heat, 40 cars, corm, 254 cars; oat%) ©. M. Duree, Fairmont hotel; bar cago Board of ‘Trade today, Provis care. e or waite ona were slightly higher | eee ne ha Bh re July wheat opened at $131, ap erey Parrar, Boren apts. Main and closed tye higher. Septem N. Y. Stock Exchange = [2149; sstesman,’ painter ber Drees BP. DES O.0hah S88 (Tharsday's Quotath ‘ Glen G. Parker, 119 N, 50th at Orie: Rare” eken ie attic | Fernihed by fn: Manaing @ C8 | Nori 3985; railway clerk, auto and gained %o at the elo ep- | rf = Close | driver. ember corn, Opening up Ke at 64 % Dante Sargentini, 2014 Fifth ave July oats op 4 up 1% at 390, | Amer Car 2 hid hay Elliott 2668J; janitor, office or build and w the end. Amer, International 7% ing. at American Sumatra ot Mertyn 8. Green, Mehiand, Wash; ade, $% Chas. R, Lee, Bristol botel; truek Oe Cash Wheat & Obi« 1 driver, garage floor man. 1 » 9 red, $1.89%: No. 1 hard, | Canad Pacitt waiter and bartender. S143 @ 145; 2 hard, $145% @ | Central Leather Charl Searetina, 168 Jackson st.; sishiss I< ing bh laborer, Clive Cane Sugar : |Corm Product Henry T. Rosenberg, R. F. D. No. Chicago Board of Trade | r:i'» 5, Seattle, Sidney 1743-32; grocer (Friday's Quotations) Ford driver. Farished by L. B. Manning & Co, M. L, Anders 27 EB. Ni Butler Motel Building 1. L, Anderson, 927 E. Northlake Wheat— Open High Low — Clone ave.; steamfitter, July L Oba SLOTK $129 SLL Walter J, McCool, Vendome hotel Sept : L8G 126 y 238% 184 laborer, read ae ay ay um James T, Ronan, Renton; general Bept.....2 64 ramen) tea garage man, laborer. ent a oe ” sarcaaon W. R. Blackiston, 312 F. Pine st, ons epee + oils + Pile Ame Main 1091; bellboy, chauffeur. Pork Son ny ns Henry Brederode, 7019 24th ave. July cose eading N. E., Kenwood 2793; truck driver, ptrician! mechanical, locomotive machinist. M. F. Murphy, 1327 Howell st., El Mott 2821.J; hardware clerk, laborer, Ivan Owen, 608 N, 43rd st., North cook, meat cutter and pastry man, Martin P. OTeilly, 622 University it; laborer, Strohm V, Brandt, 1108 James #t., Main 4459; ofl or coal fireman, la borer, SCHOONER ov ERH AULED The railing under charter to carry of lumber for Callao, up at Friday for ¢ The Vancouv H, C. Hansen. Stimson mill at Bahard, Peru, questing the army board of engi at West Coast Ports, auto mechanic, anything Robert M. Kennedy, Hotel Hydah; schooner Vancouver, a full cargo is laid | the Winslow marine railway | raning and painting. | r is owned by Capt. She will load at the TO PROBE TERMIN AL | CHARGES The port of Seattle commission | Thursday adopted a resolution re- neers for rivers and harbors to make an investigation of terminal charges |Wanderer » Is Saved From Gallows CHICAGO, June 17,—Cari O, Wan- derer, convicted of slaying his girl wife and a “ragged stranger” he hired to stage a fake hold-up, was waved from the noose today by 11th |hour action of the supreme court, Wanderer, who was to bang today, was «granted a reprieve pending a sanity hearing. STRIKERS WILL WAIT |} Local engineers will await the | terms of the agreement reached by the United States shipping board {and W. 8, Brown, president of the! Marine Engineers’ Beneficial associ ation, before taking action on the strike pact, it was decided Thursda | night at & meeting of Seattie branch, | No, 38. In the meantime, members of the local engi * branch sign on with shipping board vews ording to the attitude of the offi clals, | A | STREET IMPROVEMENT In deference to vigorous protests | of citizeny affected, the council street and sewers committee Thursday | postponed for 35 weeks consideration of a resolution for the improvement DELAY of KE and North 42nd st., from Sighth ave, N. E. to Wallingford ave, and Sunnyside ave. from N 40th #t. to N, 45th at. The taxpay ers declared at this Ume cost was excessive AY ELLIOTT PAVING was found that the low est bid rec $410,000, exceeded the city engineer's estimate by $31 000, the streets and sewers commit. "Thurs postponed action on iilett ave. contract for paving PORT STATISTICIAN LEAVES F. C. Marron, statistician for the port of Seattle commission, was granted an extended leave Thursd: and will leave this week for a thr months’ absence in Hurope, where he will study port conditions, PUT ON NEW SHIPS ‘The Harrison Direct Line an nounces that three new vessels will be placed on the W the Author, ‘Transvaal, | inburgh | All delegates were p | convention st Coast run— | the Speaker and the|the Pacific coast in 1920 amounted ROTARY HELPS WORLD PEACE International Meeting Has, Colorful Finish BY CLYDE BEALS EDINBURGH, Scotland, June 17 Universal peace has been promoted |by the international Rotary cc |vention here, according to Ameri can delegates preparing to leave Ei today. their clubs materialize their gov ernments for the calling of an in [ternational disarmament cong | The closing speeches of the con t the nuse vention dwelt on the claim th has advanced the ving “a practical deim- strength of friend of peac onst by tion of the liness. ‘The closing spectacle of the con-| |vention was the great parade yes- terday, in which more than a thou sand Rotarians marched down ancient Scottish streets under forest of American and British fe | There were princes and prin cesses, mythological characters and | symbolical floats, Robert Cameron of Billings, Mon- tana, treated Scotch children to & sight of a real cowboy, complete to the last spangle, and the notches on a revolv | Borah Is Useien New Air Control WASHINGTON, June 17.— Aboli- tion of the national advisory com- mittee of aeronauties and transfer |of its duties, powers and equipment to other government agencies was roposed in a resolution introduced today by Senator Borah, Idaho, The resolution is the first step in a campaign to remove naval and army aviation from the control of civilians, and to establish a separate bureau of aéronautics, The America im herri ing pack along to 250,000 barrels. 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It struck a stone wall, |careened off, then struck the Con- |diotty boy and fractured his skull. |The wild auto brought up against a | telephone pole. P. W. Hoffman, 403 Gottstein building, took the injured persons to Providence hospital, where Dr. C. D. Shannon was hurriedly summoned. Harry Condiotty did not recover |consciousness, however, and died within an hour. June Gibson was able to return home Friday, altho still suffering from shock and bruises. Mrs. Gib- son also was severely bruised and cut, ‘The Condiotty boy is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Condiotty, a sister and one brother, The body was taken to the Butter- [Worth pariors. Six unemployed exeervice men will sit on the eoroner’s jury which on Saturday at 9:20 will investigate the boy's death. Coroner Corson Friday called on The Star-American Legion employ- ment bureau for his jury. Freight trumepertation | by by ws is being arranged in the Congo by British aviators. 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