The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1922, Page 13

BOS TS Shatin Bates F: eT ONS ere ee ew Or eae ee UESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922, he Seattle Star * ty At TROT Seventh Ave Wash &x : eription Rates BY MAIL. IN ADVANCE IN THE STATE 8 " w Ran INGTON t+ $80 per month. or $9.00 year BY CARRIER IN CITY = 80.81 Rates Per ication advert Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s i Want Ads hone Main 0600 LE RELP WANTED re KNO PLAYING ps 48 Pine Ht. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE M48 Gini. WRIGHT, ADAPT- Wants work. tutor, compan- 15. Star. gecretery. D 00) WORK AND t walt washed, floors waxed. ts TE PERK ' artinent. fie Rxamination Salary $130 month not required. Particulars bent free sonaeran one. Wri : cwil gti 334 Pope Bids. ten, PD. mir you LIKE WORKING ( oN and want to get Inte a good paying trade, we can make you an ine offer. as right now ve more repair work than pend. Hemphill Bros. ooks, Pi nd Melrose. | B WE OVER 17, DEsi! enment positions. $130 month- | k write for free list of positions | o J. L (form lor Deads, $10 Main 1926. ms het we m. on, & pm. Steady em- yment. Supervisor rn Union Teles egraph Co. 112, = For RARER | rtaof the ec! 'e Roe when for mish | in the downtown dis- Cireulation Depart- | Gi P Amnex. 3666 Sth. near Westiake| steam ated | (tor meni: feee bath n arene Soe: weekly. #150 afield cant ieee three it away. "Yea on opp. watch and ‘arm and mantel clocks Schwara 4002 <SELIVERED om ‘docks or depata, cen tins I break ern een if Ratiway, I ME le THAT Bit want ts at 408 “FOR eam gene ee £94) WESTLAKE |, ndle responsible | sition. Please phone me at Main | si Sz, T have pad wide expert rail: (7g re traffic elling: also steno- gtaphic and office experience. Ex- satene a KKEEPER, j OGRA young married man, capable, in dustrious. with considerable ren- eral clerical and selling experiences. weeKed. Beat references ae = PAINTING. PAPER: | and kalsomining moderate | 5 Prices, Call rad Ninnia, North 2071 | 7 eren'n: jae! in ARO dave. AINTING AND KALBOMININ Wt paper cleaned and hung Kast rou canvassing ieee Herbert Dye. 1328 Sixth av j FO ALES hatching wl mn valley, Washington, Ni NeaneeN ape Foarh and Sort lands tn the world. Help us sett orchards and orchard units to} ievestors, or gh oe who wish te ood ft . Good com- Full inatruc- Rothe , 1022 Third Ave. { AND | 6 Second and Mad-| . Market to Bal- | car. Poor woman with | children to support. Reward Diessing. Mra. Kary, 1443 W. Sist! . SUNDAY, BETWEEN FIRST | Presbyterian church and the bou- | levard at Ei. Madison, a baby er-| mine fur neckpiece ® Reward. at | iN RHODES BTORE | Money and valuable ar- onda, Re *Roward. “Main 404. Apt {is Heles. 09. » RIM. Ww close Eastiake NISHED; Kart 5744 Tromtng Fm lete shieids, put in your car | See us for doors any Kind of a hullding oOo Rh [gpm Rlectric hair cutting ma: nine + Hy Blectric cloth: Electric sheep cl Hale electric Olympic at close-out prices. DRY INSIDE Mt deen ith 1 ew mks tenes — ier @278-5 Double load cedar livered. N. HEMSTITCHING. ie oi é me | PYoag: Shp saat, a882 tom an ered Bast welry eY “a New For aa rir ine ROLLS ATE ord Pier | MILL WOOD. eae ana Sunset 39 ELDER a POPTLS WANTED PERIENCKD PANG INSTR Special attention given pupils tractive rates, Hillott 2853 a OR WILLIAMS COMPANY” | 194) Firet Ave & ‘ ninaSit AND Doors | P toot by € teat: ht 4 fool by & feet Hoard and “Cabinet, . *11.00 educed prices on a. and windows for WILLIAMS ComPaANT Ps! od 1899. MILL, WOOD . 12-INCH—MILL RUN—12-INCHE Loads at Cheapest Prices. from fresh water mill. DOUBLE LOAD, $6. Delivered to all Darts ity. ROONOMY FUEL CO. Beacon 3250. BLACTRIC PINTURRS” AT BANKRUPT PRICES os ve iy eotric horse ell tent °$23.46 | Hardware Co. 1021 Yet Av ATTRA! BATRA! Woo: nt jo wall paper rdware Co, Joy1 tat AY Lo Ww VER $5.50 single load. visas delivered any- . LUMP COAL h it 50, delivered. | heater or furnace. |< ympi Ly double, re Mi WE HAVE 78 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE CHORKAN Pive- roe re bongal ries, fruit trees aidewalks, half acre, No incumbrances Sunset 5052-3011 “ROOM HOUSE $0. down O1e- Ww mall ¢ mo. 5 Higblar ACRE, $15 per Peele by n, C10 Am, Mk Cough 6 WEST SEAT UIE ING AND BELLIN sult an bole weekdays, oF phone O143-M nee. We one. Ww enim month, hor! tor nde Hiabo Went PRTY HOMES 3,000, ome TATE A ODERN bungalow in the North fn small cash Ne pavi all ‘Talk 331 Rurke Ride feito AW improved ranch, near Seat terma Pr VAN ARSDALP 1016 Third ‘Avenue NG ESTATE HERE Is A BARGAL 30 neres; on good road: ders on amal flood; nice new bung EC FOR” river; does not t- ROOM a that « handle, tt BOTS, MALT tle; easy N ber- ‘alow, With ‘fireplace, earage and wood oe terme. 9788 sam. a: month? HER S12-14 White Bidg. CECE CE 3% ACRES WITH CRERK Adjoining on the high Ider bottom. $10 mm 10 ACRES, CLE, r aon 10 month, & 3.250; lance ty ORDER way: Price onth, LEVEL AND ARED CARTER, MacDONALD & MILLER, Ine. 208 Columbia Bt. Biliott 5870. < egcececeececceccoecs REAL AGKRAGE BARGAINS ~ EMA 5 117 vain rected on your tot, at in. Phone West 004 BR Ga rentii up, , Repairing. ng. ret ave. double load. load. $9 cord. ir i to drt . t forest wi or 57. J “POR ‘wood. 35.50 load. “Geltvered Ral-| Bx-soldier. } CHANGE Tit RECORDA YOU |* ¢ if le Record | XN TOWS | ood, $5.50. ae-) ‘EYFEL || Suther- || % v ihAPEST WOOD Ridg.. Second land Costume to IKE NEw rue bed ne © $33; sell for $8. West| ACTFIC RE Balt GALAN PLAN YOU || ington Rh BALE a Pe TENTSH BD BACK, oe 4825. RY PARA GOOD RIN, 1130 DELIVERED. Ae TT ee. THOS Tat WANTED—FURNITURE 320 ARPT 347 W. S0th SANITARY ot coils, $15; machine. 26; , oe 2-spool $20: |¢ lke a410 ting, Wyandottes, Leg-| horns, ‘Barred Rocks. Garfield Fe On SALE-—RHODE ISLAND RED Cabcert be a Phone “te HICKS RED Phone even DUCK Oh i FLACK MINORCA hone Sunset 537) oR BALE—AUTOMOBTLED Broadway ong Pike st t 0320. SELL. NEW FORD CARS fitth Fgr bene + read pilenee over t months. 21 FORD TOURING, EXCELLENT mechanical condition; all good tires, one extra. We are going to well it quick for DOE BUICK 8A Pike St FORD SDA mechanical almost new Will’ sell. cheap. ma, Call Heacon 4069. FREE EXAMINATION MH work on contract basis or for 36 per hour. All work an- Ph Main 2946. J. ‘Thi eit 19 class tires, 1 condition some FORD SEDAS T condition thruout; has all new cord tires, self-starter and fine ‘sha Can give some terms. | | Young orchard; acres, near tal ferry’ landing. $1.20 terma 0 acres, timber, $975. very and omy detwhen Seattle-Tacoma, main land, on good road, Owner wants ¢ nor acres. yer outside city Hmits, near 1 00; easy term acres. water front. Hood’ * ean good soil, nice beach, stream, easy terma acre. cleared, good house, chicken houm ail veniences, $1,500; CTIARLES SOMERS cos Alaska Puliding 1 POULTRY RANCH | Fully equipped: from city limite; 2 all cleared; fine com large brooder houses Gloves and eqaipment: nouge, OS} and “only $3.600; city cany terms. garage. eon: FA lene than mile acres, jocation: lar@e poultry houses to ac- 1,500 chiekena; with feed 4-room house: berries, some “it Ran SCHROEDER $I2-14 White Bldg ! ° SBAVING rifice improved b-acre ich, Painbridee isiand fred; on county read, from Manitou Beach or ne other outbuildings fenced 200 house w nd terme, r Leghorn hens nished. Price owner, Fox 20 le: CLOSE-IN RANCH Real good buy: 4 acre Cleared; f-room houne, chicken how. 20 nice trees; good well: alno ning water. Pri $3,259, D. BEATE—WIL BE pe % rt =mile Fernetift ‘nee hearing yearling, on ture *, all barn, fruit | run only HERMAN SCHROEDER $12-14 White Bidg. IMPROVED ND, BUILD! erries of # 4 acres cleared ar 10 ACRES, GooD LA about plow; ‘part ture; small be house and othe wanty road: convenient distance to Seattle pub Terms $300 cash, $20 203 New York Block Ine ae, barn, buliding is A GOOD 6 J district; graded must a m bungalo city water house. For quick sale, pric $700 canb P. VAN ARSDALE 1016 Third Ave. > cash payment. 6 Thin D2 CPUTAITS. BED: rooms, use of bath, $10.50. Adults. R410 Rainier a Beacon 0712 FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS AND 4-ROOM | and unfur- toi- Apartments, Close in. Phon APARTMENT; steam heat. 1718 TCHEN A Bperine steam h 113% Howel eae a ELL 2-Re rivate entran 2th # Beacon 1718, if SRN 3-ROOM APART- month. 1811 Market unset 086% i 2-KOOM APARKTME® ta $15 month. 506 Kastiake. lott 1188-5 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS | YURNIBHED HOUSEKEEPING Fooms for rent, $12 Call! fall day, 2402 26th 6 a HOTELS iT, CLR Ele ja o tree phone: service, shower and Trans, The up; Walking distanc. weekly, ANTED—USD CLOTHING AND furs. Owl, 1217% let. illott 3341, @ WANTED—AUTOMOBILES HEAT CASH PRICES POR FORDE, fEx 210 Hinck! Owner leaving; room bungalow with bath, é-room for chickens; some furniture; for wale cheap. TY SSENGER s privately owned; firat “condition. Main 2946, J. & 1. 2085 Third ave. city. jets and Buicks. Jones & Pitzer, SBACH Burs Used Pa, yo cash. 1407 11th, phone GARAGES “GARAGES. CAPITOL Dodges, Chevr Phone Kast. 0 1312 ¥. ¥ i fant 1 HIS 1s A HARGAIN™ MUST BE SOLD NOW room new bungalow, on lot 60x125 feet, on corner: fruit and berries; new garage; cabinet kitchen, liv- ing and dining rooms and 2 bed rooms; bathroom b no bath fix- tures; basement; good view; water and lights; just outside of city Timites, Pric $ $500 cash, Nr siliott 4887 JAYS ONLY eh, neven-room house, paved garage, workshop, located 1 W. 57th: improvements p vet owner $4,500, Sell for $1 and assume mortgage of $1, muat sell at once. 1916 Third ave 2 BEAUTIFUL 4 break bulit-in features, half Jarge lot; $260.00 down, . oF will take payment. Phone Runnalls T A nook SRBIDE, NEAR 10TH 8 semi-modern; 5 jots; fine 5 acres, 331 é ACRE, ¥ loWwNER REAL VALLEY RANE 12 ‘miles south, to interurban station’ and thoroly cleared, piped, 4-room cottage, povitty house. Price, $ 750 cas x DAVIES a HAS. Burke Bldg. : LL PARM LAND, te ¥ ing district in Washington At stores, station from Snohomish and achools, $56 to $100 terms to sult, 6% Intere University way, Seattle Sundays 5 ACRE BARGA level loam soll; only 45 from Pike «t.: Interurba jortation: ideal home site ake and mountains, The and best land north of Price $800; $200 cash P. VAN AKSDALE 1016 Third io AGKES ON storen, acho berry plants fr now; $75 to 10 youre BA 1; Ave. HEAP to Beattlo, and wood, your start acre. ‘Terms, cursion every day University way. Open § ACK FINE LAND cleared: new houre: close lake Washington boulev miles Newport a 4006 26th &. W., Seattle “ ARED: full cement ken houre flies south terme. Sidney 1 OR BALE—Al RANCH ation, Termes, 1 « part firat pi Artington, W 0 WILL acres, Hood canal: good aol ‘Terms, p. m., Garfield 6408 ba t acres Call f land seeded to Burke spring nus 6-hOoM basement RU PLACE NGS Ht kinds nd under pas- chieken driving | markets. r month & Nie hight and hig erifice wi: ligh chick © $2,000; ar few blocks 1 paving water and , about jott 5073 FARM- 4 miles per acre at Open IN minutes | n trans view of | cheapest Seattle LIN? * Water ee. Make $160 per Pree ex indays. PARTLY to boat, ard; 1'% Peterson, MOD rm: go0 limite OR-R-13, ACRES amatler KJ ICH 10 cleared after 6 jIrrigated | || 40-acre anap \ former price, t address No. 1} ~ 0} facing | 6513} AC oRBAGE MILI NORTH t | VARIED IN PRIGE: ; Best Stock Brings 60 Cents} but Some J's at 40 California asparague was on the Beatt market Tuesday, It was jquoted at 60 cents a pound for the best stock. One house was selling Reid, Mgr, |the “frags” at 40 cents. Shipments _ [Will increase immodiately, according |to Jobters, whieh will force the mar. ket lower, ‘The first shipment of California outdoor rhubarb was also on the curt, It was quoted at $4 for & box of 40 pounds. Florida green jbeans were at 25 cents a pound. A ‘FARM wo. YAKIMA wat and ng | price lear | per berries and ¢ oany Lerma Mott @ieo J Trustee entral Bide phir jenn MePher A iif red, balance pa 4 lot; well built . completely furnished some outbulidings fruit treea, berries. cash. P. VAN ARSDALE 1016 Third Ave z ACK BOIL ton ay ing nn, vttaweer pum, roid SCHOOL. fornia on onions, No changes were noted in the fruit section Tuesday, Commodities on the dairy market were steady. the Australian brown i" orchard; well RFD: HIG fee Graybill, WASHINGTON LAND CO, Third Ave, Main 0020. FARM TAND | 004 ots od campa land: close in: of wor! in our rmitie mer RS Third Ave 9 STOCKS AND BONDS SCANBINAY! ree BARR CTL AS Rwenie AN BANK BLDG { nd ave. HANDISE | town Local white, ton ima Gema, fancy graded 9160 DOWN, 1 graded fine fixtures, ru ANTPURE 506 Kastiake | pire butiding. ~ ROOMS F te N Louisiana yams, bush hamper, Inj rene $36 . don bunches .. houne 6. COAT, | Metabague 6. War. wack WOOD AND : 44 erern orate .. RANSFETE 112 Fifth N. Main} me 16 Lib@ree . Cheap. uy SPECIAL NOTICES REY GIVE ; eafter I will not be responsible for any bills charged te my « count by Mra. F. i. elion wi | my consent. Mr. A, W. Renton, Washo | WiLL NOP HE RERPONFTBLE | for debt contracted by my iy wife, Leabelia from this date NTZ | PILES—PERMANENT RELIEF al guarantee given. No need of kalfe, ne in: continue work, Ask to see Gle-o-nie Pile Treat Letters answered. Pioneer Go. Firat ave. and Cherry st. Drag Co, 807 First ave. SUPFERING, hand strength by | D TANLETS | Strained, white, Mm Strained, amber, plain wrapper, Cheater Medical ( saa joan. London Jewelry Co lablinhed 1899. 105 tnd ave. &. ih REAL EST! ATE GOANS for tarm and acrea, FARM MTG CO. AL mo waom La may Rr ald Pines pple Hawaiian, ver “cane. Pasgerines—Per box oo... NUTS ee fo0n tra. TE | auto Ti por oo: shop at 28 / . lot 10, block 3, San- |. dere Addition. lAnyone desiring te protest such oe: i file rach protest | the office of the pune Depar ment, Room $65 Countr-city Ridg, eatrior to March 33, 19 jon ‘906 Ordinance Mo.> 31898 Mixed colors f 0. b. Beattie supply 2 cece | The Seattle Star (/"":- DIRECTORY |) «visits Foi crs Prices Paid Dealers Better Local creamery, cubes Brick Fane Mi DAIRY PRODUCTS A Prices Paid to shippers Rattart at — =r] . Beattie delivery Paks Freeh ranch, white shel: Attorney rat Law | SPALL — Bein bl Chiropractor TURNER, CHIROPRAC- - t Bid. 2d-Pine. “et ahr POULTRY AND MEAS | Prices Vaid by Whoirasie Dealers te Ducks Fancy dressed, per T.. 27@ 28 young, per decks ‘ { | 4 he. and op 4 to 4% Ta. 3 to 3% he Dressed, per A. per ares Live, per tb. SOLD—RE! PRICE CO. Seattic. cpert Miectefe Bagels AN TRING. ectric Ca, 641 First live, 3. Girvan r * pan y ary pleked to 16 fs. Old, live, per | Loans made to short n 190. NO pay and be « It eo POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | peck. Dressed, per tb. te Henne Dressed. » neney, nr. Dromsds abt BD. <-s-< Live Beare, late, Nene, es > Spring droesed Broiiers Dressed, per tb Gere Dreaed. per ‘ Turkeys —Vancy dressed, tb. . NEY TO On diamonds and jowetry. on most society “Pont: jer DIAL LOANS ATTLE 255-206. Becond Monuments PUGET BOUND MATBLE & GRAN- ite Co. Ist and Virginia, ab ahed 1874 Optician and Optometrist > Fraser-Paterson Co. Near Madison. ndmunde. Patent Attorneys FREDERICK P. GORIN—PAT- ent Attorney. American and for. eign patents developed “7 Central Wash. and 609 F Washington, D, C, Phone Main 0290 | Best cos and heiters « Medium to choice Common to good Canners Calves, light Medium to choice Heavy « Halle | Hoge— Prime Weht ars examiner U. 8. Pa | 402-6 Lyon Bld HOWEN & CO—Patont feos email payment down; inven veloped. Pantages Bldg. Physicians, Surgeon JUS—Women's ajiments ape- 25 yenrs’ experience; fees reasonable. Bulte 400 Pantages [id. | Piano Tuning JOWN RTROM, MAIN 4020.” PIANO |" repairing. Tuning and cleaning, $3. | Guaranteed work EXPERT PANO Kenwood 16: Violin Repairing | Howe Teh aired Finlay, 1616 3rd ave \- | Some North American In dians have their own legends of the creation of the world _— rime lambs Vair to good Call lamba Yoartinge ++. Wethers, light TUNING, $3.00. FLOUR AND SUGAR Wholesale Pri ram Pour * Cane, tribes of per ewt Ver Toa 27,00 Corn—Whole, y Cracke Feed In the last 40 years, more than 3,000 acres of the English coast has ipped into the sea, |{5-A SCHOOLS AND COI FURMAN’S | Business College io | 4TH & MARION Ih Whole, feed, 106. tb, aka. J, BOM 100-1 100-1 LEG 102.00 Whole, feed, 100th, ska. ’ 244.00 44.00 a» V6R1 Ground, 80-1, me bprowting, 100-Ib, sha, firmer market was reported in Call-| 5 | ei salt “ pure TO GET TEST t ernment tn, Cian 8.100 9.00 B. UpinN WALL Nw YORK, March 21 like the New York Central ¥ on the > ents. Site entin me dealings, merican lee © 4, to be thee the ing to 24 from the low of y included 16%: Buoyancy in the motora round. Atudebaker at 104 lh and Chandler at 73%, selling w Yere.et their highes' points from Monda: slaved atr Alloy Bteel a! Chicago Live Stock Qeetetions) 34,50", Market 10@16+ arried the Mega —Roscints Tor N. Y. Sugar and Coffee ‘render ean, lo io 7 Rie, spot, ON OP%e Im; General Motot rices on the move. .. Other sections of the industrial Mat also dis- th. Endicott-Jobnson attained a 31% and Lima Locomotive at 10 -c ASPARAGUS IS ‘|Steel Stocks Swing Y.Trading STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW Explanation of the persistent strength of ts Bethlehem Steel and Public Kervice Cor- lew York stock exchange wae found today el stocks at the start of group in Mondays clos-| we at 19% Lee acu ‘among the ia figure represented & rece’ Leb) Valley, 60% Ye, up i New York ¢ D %; Studebaker, 103, up up %; Brooklyn Rapid ‘eet! ithout the $1 a ons Bethiehem at yarter ¥ dividend, 4% war up new high at 84%, United ‘ * wee ke FER PAGE 13 ‘Ship News | Tides in Seattle TUESDAY ou | First High Tide | 1308 0 ae | Wivet Low Tide Virst Migh Tide m, 10.6 tt low Tide “we mm, 66 tt Second High Tide | 12:07 p. m., a8 ft Second Low Tide $66 pm, 19 te) 707 p.m, BL . oe Arrivals and Departures Arrived March ti—#tr Depere trom Valparaiso via Caldera, Busca Ventura, Balbes, Sam Pedro, Ban Vraaciace and Portiand, at 11:16 & mm; ote Ernest M. Meyers from Ban Pedro, at 1:30 & mj; str Forest King for Gan Pedro, at 11 a m March 20-— Str Kainier from Ban Francisco via Bel- sete Btation, at 4:40 p. m.; Honolulu, at 1:49 p.m. pallet March 21—Str Unaign for sea @vty, a $40 & m March 16—8tr A, Portiand, Me., via Kverett, Grays artoty Ban Francisco, fan Pedro. Balboa, Phila- deiphia and New York, at 4:30 p.m; U- B 1, HT. Mowe for sea duty, at 7:30 pm, March 21-—19:30 P. M—fteamer Art~ soa”, bound from Beattie for Ham! returning (o Cristobal on sscount | roi propeller viade and other out- (aide damage. Vessels in Other Ports Olasgow-—-March 16—Arrived, str Mem can from Henttle. March 16—-Arrived, tr Meordisis 7 York-March 20—Arrived, otr Lewis Lackenbach from Seattle. Cape Henry-—-Mareh 20-—Passed, tr William McKenney from Beattie. an Pedro—March 20—Arrived, str lowaa from Beattie; str Phyllis from Be~ - Ban Prancisco—March 21—Arrived, str Neoorderdisk from Seattle; str Virginian from Seattle, at 12 a, m.: str Andrew Taickenbach from Beattie, at 10 @. mm Balled, str Steel Exporter for Beatle, at 2 pm, #tr Wepama for Beattie, at T Cottoe—' No. ¢ Kamton, 13% @itibe Ib, 4.50; bulla, wre 10. Market nee. $0G1175; roughs, bo@iits. eteaay cows and helfers, | jarknt 3 jaa, $8.18@7) ween- Stan 192, 26 bbe macaroni 2 tbe. black Dricots, Ie: tbe bottle dig phew. Citrus, tbe; 2 inning, abe. SANITARY ite can Heine pork i 4 bare Creme Ot) soap, dhe; imree can sliced pineapple, 2e; 1 flour, tie; Kel pke. | Stats 7 pers Naptha soap. ‘Ne. 10 beg yel- ow corn meal, 34 be. Peonsyivecia Mi Prairie O11 Prairie Pipe Kolar Refining Southern Pipe #tandard O11 Kentucky Mtandard Ol New York Mandard Oil Onto. Dh essosse Vacuum : Weshingten .- Standard Of Nebraska imp. Ou. Foreign Money ney Status j six months, mercantile paper, 4% Bar « jendon, 23%d; New York, me 14.27%. Bure2z of Missing Relatives The Stag invites its readers to use this missing lof persuns mentioned in this | missing are requested also to report Other newspapers are invited such Mems ae will interest | a honey, 600 at | lie T.; bacon, tbe | Stalt bologna, Stall #4 don. ver | 166 . 200! 100-T. mack seratch, $2.25 mit, $4.26 case; & tha fancy head ri fie. Stall entennial | lymple pancake flour, Tha, tapioca, 166 smoked herring, 2¢ each; pop corn, 3 the tbe; large can peaches, 260; 2 Tha, split prunes, i6¢. | LLOYD GEORGE LONDON, March 21.—Lioyd George will ask the opinion of the house of commons with regard to whether he should attend the Genoa economic conference, Austen Chambertain, gov- leader, announced in the house today. This action will be taken April 13, Chamberlain said, The decision of the house will be the same as a vote of confidence, or of no confi dence, in the government. ‘An adverse vote probably would be followed by Lioyd George's resigna tion. Wisconsin allowe former soldiers $30 a month for four years, besides educational training, Region drained by the Colorado river {s called the Asia Minor of America. Yarliest mention of shoes Egyptian papyrus of about is on 2200 Mixed fend, 80-T. ake. .... All-Grain Chop—§0-1. aks. Chick Veed<100-T. sks Chick Mash With BoM, 100-1. Growing Feed—100-Ib. sks ; Growing Mash—No BM. 100-1. ska Ken ks Mesh —No BM. 100-1, sks. 100- Ih, aks | the eve of Dr. MRS. JAMES H. SHELDON, last heard from on a chicken ranch in| or near Seattle, is being sought by ork |her brother, Henry Barconte, who is f stopping at the Northern hotel. Bar- come, who has not seen his sister for | 22 years, came to Seattle especially jto find her. Britain Plans to Pay Part Interest LONDON, March 21.— Britain is| planning to pay a half year's interest | on its debt to America in the au- tumn, Sir Robert Horne, chancellor of the exchequer, announced today in commons. Pm. ‘Tacoma——March 21—Arrived, str Robim Adair trom Beattie, at $ a m Wireless Received by U. & Nevel Radio (Time is § p. m. of date otherwise 2 March 20—#tr Wheatland Tmenam for Tkatan, $3 miles from’ Cape Fiattery. : oe Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal-—Pier A—6tr Bast- ern Merchant, str West Jessup. Pler R— Str Fushimi Meru. Bell Street Terminal—U, & C. G. Unaiga, ship 8. Paul. Pie Jer Weethenm Skagway. ir r West! otr Pier A—Str Spokane, str Admiral Niehel- n Dock—Str Ketchikan, Beatle Training Station—W. iagie No. 67. Winslow Marine Rallway—Str Morn! Btar, str Griftau, echr Helene, meer No. 2, U. STAR STORY CAUSES ARMY TANK TO GRIND STILLS FOR SHERIFF As the result of an article re- garding the 50 stills captured by Sheriff Matt Starwich and his deputies during the past two and one-half months, which appeared | in The Star Monday, the sheriff was inspired immediately to en- |] list the services of an army tank and to have the stills “battered” |] Tuesday. The copper kettles and their colls were transported from the eounty-city building in trucks to the Lake Union Ford plant dump, where the army tank rolled in and crushed them. The spoils were turned over to Ed Fitzgerald, secretary of the Disabled Veterans’ association, who managed the sale to junk dealers. The fund received will be used for the purchase of cigars, ete., for disabled veterans. Pastor Qu estioned in Obenchain Case BY FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 2 “We are going to find out why convictions in big criminal cases ih this county are so District Attorney Woolwine. “If any one intimates that I have been using the offices of the church to influence the course of justic they will have a fight on their hands."—Dr, J. Whitcomb rougher. ‘These two statements, coming on Brougher’s visit to the district attorney's office to be interrogated about the Madalynne Obenchain trial, to foreshadow a hot tilt between the churchman and Woolwine. Dr. Brougher, pastor of the fash: ionable Temple Baptist church, was to be questioned on a report that he prayed with Mrs, Grace Ward, Thomas L. one of the three jurors, who voted | to acquit Madalynng of the charge of murdering John Belton Kennedy. He was also to be asked if he introduced Mrs. Ward to “Steady Ralph” Obenchain, divorced hus: band of the accused woman, Dr. Brougher admitted today that 4 feed, 80-1, aks, Linsend 25.00 Hes Alfalfa M: Mone Mea! 9 had he prayed with Ward. “This petition, made at her re quest, was simply for divine guid-| ance that she might perform her | duty as a juror,” he said, He emphatically denied that he introduced Mrs, Ward to “Steady Ralph,” hard to get.”| was believed today | Mrs. Wart, herself, questioned at [the district attorney’s office, was reported to have said she was in- | troduced to Obenchain at the chureh office, to which she had gone to pay her dues. ‘They had four minutes’ conver sation, during which no mention was made of the murder trial, ac- cording to her purported state ment. Mrs, Ward was confronted in tht district attorney's office with Mrs. Nina C, Battelle, who made a re port to Woolwine. Mrs, Battelle was the onty woman juror who voted for conviction, The nine convicting jurors wished to imposed the death penalty, i was disclosed, In the district attorney's office Mrs. Battelle said Mrs, Ward told her that Dr, Brougher had stated he believed Madalynne Obenchain innocent and Arthur C. Buren guilty. Mrs. Ward denied she said ity Both women wero emphatic. WEATHER Tonight and Wednesday, rain; moderate southwesterly winds. ‘Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 47. Minimum, 35. ‘Today noon, 40.