The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1922, Page 11

MONDAY, MAY 29, 19: ' Seattle Star, Bat aft 0 venth AVE hington. C= Rates | Br MAIL, IN ADVANCE THE STA OUTSIDE OF STATE OF WASHINGTON Price 800 per month, of £9.96 year CARRIER IN CITY “ gee. Per 7 Northwest. Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 0600 ALR HELP War SREVEN HIFPRNENT RIN Ny washing. yenine from wet wash to dry Mind family wash, 18 ths. for tn ‘em. Plat work alt " shed. wenn Main 5255 for fur- ie information ‘Viw RICHMOND LAt RA ha ME PIANO PL ane Pine st. ry aIGOLS AND COLLEGES CHOOT, OFFERS SUM- souraee In elementary and ad- Private or classe®. Hh Tei Bldg. iho ses TATIONS WAN FEMALE on GENERAL i FOR THE AL ABR pres vos Seward banks, Ainske . Laborers ‘rer | inptinag a section work, ba and Me tecing track and | inating and’ fon work. Rate of 56% cente ¢ hour, | DRY Forner WOOK, FOR SALK—MISCELLANEOUS OCW WILLIAMS” COMPA 1943 Wiret Ave. & SABH AND DOORS Flour Bins a Cupboard doors Bash D0n25, 4-laht : Window and door screens made aL) n doors | 1.00} i by parce! post .. ning board and eabitet com plete with sleeve board 1.00 w pneoe wlass by the Hight of by the Ire be Plate glass windehtelds put in your Car while you Walt Oo BO WILLIAMS Comp. ANY atablinh ” OWT toad mitt posts, ie OTS wood, apiece yl WOOD vate 1 Cedar Sunset aRt FULL HALF cord $5. Cheap cates | re Neuilng and Kenwood | | POT ARTI ear DEMARS P a 1117 Valley St NEW SHCTIONAL axRAGna ANY ee sreaped en your all ready | ord $9. SU Be “WOOD, | FORHET~ delivered. cord, LF ae hotel FORBAT | on Gar-} ronrr ce 0S, May %0— Port Angeles has signed up with the Hockenbury System, Ine, of Harrisburg, Ua, for the financing by that firm of a modern tourl+, and commercial hotel of this ety, the gost of whieh will be between $150,000 0C,000, depending the cost of the site and other details, Edson J. Hockenbury, prest dent and nager of the com , and Bryant ©. Morris, met with committees from different and cor ‘clal organiea and papers were signed for the project. Detailed work was to commence Monday morning, and the week of June 19 to dune 26 has been set askte for an inten- sive drive to put over the hotel, Mr, Hockehbury and Mr. Morris have just completed two successful finaneing enterprises, putting & $1,017,000 project In Tacoma. Mr Morty wit! be in personal charge of the project here. Peter Schmidt and associates, of| Olympia, have offered a contract to operate the hotel building on a 16 year contract, on | stockholders be quaranteed all net in come up to an average of 7 per cent thelr Investment, and the next 2 STOCKS AND BONDS WH OFFER POR BALE, BURROT § unit Degorgia Fruit ,...#100.09 tt Anderson From ae Ee me) B VOR rive Phone West 1270. ATR SWI hs MAD C Wil. ed on purchase. Moyer- Foner, | 3 evenings 4 “WASHER BEST 1e-INCH $4.78 wood, $8 half cord 49 cord. O12-W. 3 We LOTHiNa heap. oi | RAGAN ORS FS 1668 tet suweiNc MIKE (INES—U6OD DROP- h Repatring, renting: frat ave FROM © om bing, $1.00. Mra, Sam Hames, 517 Denny way PIANOS FOR ENT, ENT | th Tt Fourat ave PRR COND, delivered, Bunset TRIC want take $90, on easy payments 2307 Pastiake. full halt Sunset 6772. HET OLD GROWTH APERING—BAINTING.FINTIN Perera) work guaranteed, Sieh BUY” AND ® ba fase The * First. 306-POU TRAM BALE, S FURNITURE FOR BALE KE OFF ROOMS OR North 1984, or cali 10¢ W. vroULTRY cio WHITE CEGHORN PU LET. sched May, 10, 41 each. & week Be one Terrante, Maple Va al “ALE SOLLIE BOG, VERY ‘emart and a wonderful pet. WIM sell, cheap, ¥ taken at once, Call Biltote w2heJ. Bay. con overn= payro! duced rates by steamer, including oats. <> une 4 and i ‘une SOOT Bell Street Tere Bice Room POLE, General Pur- La SX mt, Alaskan Engineer- miniesion. ca we don’t mind Por sear fe ere behind, bpeopte In front that we jai your sock phy" NEW W'niewaroND LACK CAREENTE RS WANTED 1 0 UTED fr own homes on » ttle City Farm t cts. * tarnish es a 124 Third Ave. goa ie eet i eM orrans. R0e: weekly $1 SSirtufation. Department ttle Star, 1967-11 Seventh antel eiocks. t] aoe at REM Tat a mmenthly. Bre tat Tate | ES ALR Experienced Gischarged from government hospital. Wishes xemething where board and room can be offered: anlary small to be- im, Hy mot the object. Box * chauffeur Intelligent: ie tearm Steady. re quick to. leara wilt sae a a . OT39. PAPER- nat moderate North 207) ROOre TARRED, utters. Osborn Bros, ian DE MASY canvas: PROFIT Haseert Pye: 113d kixth ave a 148T AND FOUND € PARTY WHO FOUND Bit ele at Bvergreen park, Queen Anne hill, Saturday evening, | return | same to Roy ‘Taylor, Ww. Newell? Garfield 069%. Reward Lost SUNDAY Ai NOON. Green jersey scarf; gift of dead father; on Green river road, near Auburn. Reward. Phone Garfield 4 WOODLAND PARK oker, fancy hone Main . SUNDAY Brown marten fur « buttons, green lining 2832. Apt. 29. > LOST BLACK TRAVELING BAG, 6 o'clock Saturday vening, Firet ave. and Yesler. Reward. Phone North [4221 2 FURNISHED HOT: MODERN ROOM PURNISHET house, $25. ct n. Fine con dition. 606% Kastinke HOUSES K RE FOR RENT —G-ROOM ~ TOUSE w of bay and Rent $12. ROOM DWELLT AND %-AC good land, $1,100; $190 down, b ance like tent. Garfield 5064-F 27 UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS ALKING DisTA Lert bath and light; Te1t Boren, between % FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS OOM APARTMENT, 1 ear lines, Fort Lawto Beach; water and SAN nished retran, FURNISHED 1 ‘tments, all nable price, Alaskan, re Theater FURNISHED Close tn. Fine Hastiake, opporite MODE apartment, condition. d MODERN 7-ROOM, BVERYTHING furnished, $25 month, Eillott 1188-5, 107 Madison HOUSEKEERPI SLEAN ROOM, furnished Elliott 1 60M ROUMB Ro COTTAGES CHEAP COMPLETE unfurnished how! Capitol 4 rT] HOTELS Ai American, Vir- Carn via Weatinke am heat: cheerful free phone; ex- shower and tub ans, 75 up: weekly, Waticing distance ALANEOUS | than ue AUITS NBEDED. High price paid for good clothes | Phone Main 4206 rT) FOR 8ALE—MISCELLANEOUS ~~ BEAR-A-STAR SHINGLES delivered, See stock, Wi 1 FOR i AGENCY” . pte = ‘ord iY Bast ba20, Broa! sy PERY ‘AUTO, OVE PL ‘worth Aity oe sold for se now 2 Ninth ave. 8. city. 30. Tons “CHASSIS, GOOD OR- der, Sidney 1346 evenings eV WANTED—AUTOMOBILES ! wip me, your car, of sell your car to Phone . GAl Fo TABLE GA 13 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE $2,400; TERMS 4-room cottage and bath; cement basement; firep corner lot: Paved street; fin of Sound and city. $200 TO $400: $10 CASH, $5 MONTH te 502120 to alley; eity lent: wa- or and assessments fully paid ‘t. Lawton Glatriet. HARTMAN Fira ave $1,000; $100 CASH, month, buys a new house; large lot, 40x821 feet, good garden #0! out of city, limite: ety water. phone and electric Night; you can have chickens and ral#e your own fresh vegetables, Aliso have cheap cleared acreage. For further par- ticulara phone Sunset 3464 before or after 6 p. m. 4-ROOM MODERN BONGA- (2 bedrooms); paved street; lot; « t walk to beach; $290 cash, $25 per month will build 3-room house for $150 and $15 month. Come out ta Hi, 8, Parker, We0b46-H, 9447 view fine Owner i odiand park; / Tight priee and terms. 107 W. Sist AE. AGAR 160, BASY TERMS —<¢ ‘and bath at 9225 30th 8 | for auto or real estate. | 0749-K. FROM OWNDR M-nere; $1460; § mth, or will build. Vv | - ROOM DWELL AND 4-ACKE good Jand, $1,106; $100 down, bal- | Rnce like tent. Garfield $064-R NEW 56-ROOM MODEFR RONGA- rw: half acre, »ved; ebeap. rma. 506% EF ¢ SALE—HOUSB terma. AND @ Owner, FOR |Smail cottage, 1,260; 82 me. Coughlin, 610 Ar. 2 | 41,700 tages; 1270. |GOIN ) BUILD? STOCK PLANE. | 608-9 Washington Bldg. jv WANTED—REAL ESTATE | WA D—TO BUY BOM NORTH property with 3-room house J-50, Star down, 325 ik. Bid, Wik ACH FOR TWO NEW COT easiest terms, Call North ACREAGE ‘OR WALE—3i ACKER; three acres cleared: amall and barn 30x42. wilt th r share in an 8x8 # m don the donkey in on, the pis This ranch is % mile fre 7 ners mill, ne Monroe, Wash See owner, Herman Sandberg LONGER Off have for sale farm lands, gold and ail in Mexico chea ory Mexico-Arizona Howitt Building, RANCT about houm bu key tainable ranches. ver mines ble terme. Company, Aris: AM NOW PLATTING Bs NEW AD- dition of Little City rms, acre tracts, in Weat Tpeatale, tT furni#h lumber on rent paying basis. Per H.C, RS, 726 Third Ave. + BP. PWHLING & CO. Bide. Annex, SILI, and RESTAURANT ATTLE. CALL WHY Dons 1. of 210 Hoge ONLY STOR YEARS in Si ON THEM SMALL LUNCH ROOM, good business, Good fr selling $600 cash 2 Bremerton FINE, LARG DOING sone for 421 Washing Wash i RAL STORE, large country town. Terms, Bome trade. 506% Baatiake, PERSONAL IR-GLAND "TABLETS. spring toni¢, Guaranteed. By wr 50 tablets, $2.00, Chester Medical 232 fird ave HART AND bles successfully faction ful uarante d Crow ts2h Meventh. Main 049 TRAINED NURSH WILL TAKE confinement patients jp her bi . NERV treat AL. THROU ir M. ttle Fei 141 A Dock, All grades of binges delivered tor lenn. | Wert Gays: Weet 1 W evenings | Pi W900, 4 ThE q 23. #rme very reanonable, cation. Phone Hast 16b5- ' URSH Wii, CAKE FOR Ex. P Ginement in her home 3412 B, Ping bs tid PER | down | { ROOMS v. trade 04 BUSINESS OPPORTL NITIES - Superior O. & R 1.00 Forks Drilling 06 | Ht ap Workers 60 1000 800 a ‘ 1000 4000 10 Pid 10 2000 1000 r Vietory Rubber .. F Rotary Plow ... Revere On, Raker Steam Motor L. Be Stee ee lty com: Pan Motor td es L. BR. Ste 4 inealty pid. > ide, Seattle FERED Futrell Coupler . «$0.75 Outland Silver Rar 5 orp'n of Am.. 250 500 Col. Red M Vietory Rubb: Forks Of igrelite ‘On... éaees -Pacitic OTS: Round ry Bay O11, B.C Wl Buy: LINBRTY poxps. Galena 1 aho Gold. Marah STRE 8 pane ig 4 8 Main 6899 on Putiona Sliver scakipinalts RA tar AN AMERICA! bee} NTS PURCHSR: MERICAN BANK BLDO. sae to Jou Ta oni ewelry Ca. Ablished 1896. 105 ind a REAL ESTATE LOANS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Basy terms, 3 to 10 years, Monthly Retirement or Stra Loans. MUTUAL SAVING & LOAN ASSN. $15 Second Ave it WAY CONCH tify that D. Ls Mallett mn application to main- pr'yeye TENTAES, for 4 ma- th ave, N. lot 1, nat Capitol Mill Bocond AG: dition, Anyone desiring to protest such of- cupancy must file much prote t the office of the Building De ment, Room 605 County-City & prior to Monday, 19: Section 906, Ordinance No. 21578. NOT RERPONSIDLE FOR ANY debts acquired by Mra. Jessie Can- A Lo ANON. The Seattle Star | DIRECTORY TO Whom June 12, Hon after thie date ttorneysat-Law Th—Eiiabiiehed THT An eanes Moderate faon: consultation | free, Main 730 215 Burke Bidg., d 90 Kavie Joseph Allen, Ie 807 Leary 14. Bil i All Chiropractor THRO BTHAN and Drug ‘ Graduate of famous mer Rehoo with 12 years’ practice, Trained | €O8 Haight Main 4189, Tt TTROPRAG- a}? Haight Rae 2nd-Pine. 6. ban dates. M. 9542 5 MAINT: cles of value. ABLE. $07 Third ave Machinery SOLD—RENTED THLIUS PRICE CO,, Beattte. WIRING, ~» 541 iret MOTORS, APP J. Givnan F 8 Wilintt, ROR, loney to Loan MONEY FOR YOU | Loans made to men and women on | “short notice 00. “Oo MORTGAGE or equired. Your prom p steadily employed It makes no diff: owe or what you w the money for, Bee us today. EMPLOYEE LOAN SOCIETY 65 Empire Bldg AV6., af DMadinon. MONEY TO LOKN | On aie No is and jewelry om most IN- sfiiiding Madison. WE LOA N DIAMONDS, watches wert rate Loan Brokers JEWELRY CO. Katablished 1” WHY TO LOAN AMOUNT: muments D MARBLE & GRAN: | vat and Virginia, Matab- ser-Pateraon Co, tent Attorneys GORIN—PAT-— riean ani 4 “FREDE ent Atto eign pat i Sy ree Main 272 Piano Tuning Pinyer, Grand, Uptight Pianos tuned, $3 Main 4020. Physicians, Surgeons DR, ANGUB—Women's allmente ape- cialty. 26 years’ experience; feen reasonable. Suite 400 Pantages Bid, Violin ring ‘chaired, Wialay, 1615 did GVA and Bq John Btre over a $256,000 project Mt Astoria and| } he basin that alll, 21.00 | 1% | bank, fn amounts of $15 toj 207 ‘Mackie Bldg. | THe earnings be divided 60 per cent to the stockholders and 40 per cent to Mr tit and his associates, » hotel, as planned, would be a Té-room hostelry, and will cost from $150,000 to $200,000, depending ont, , | b » has been chowen, and will not be until the stockholders of the hotel vote on it The site is being left open, and th n who put |thelr money into the | bave the say ae to the site. ‘MAY DISMISS Ruling to Depend on What Prosecutor Does Action on the case of B.D. | raveatment Co,, charged with grand |lareeny, will be resumed Wednenday, ording to Deputy Prosecuting At- ney Chester A. Batehelor, who, Monday, i# investigating the testi mony presented by Baker, ‘The case was brought for prelimin. ary hearing before Judge C. C. Dal- ton Friday, when Baker testified jthat @ contract had been feloniously | procured by Hillman for the purpose jot effecting a second contract in volving valuable land holdings, | When Justice Dalton threatened to dismian the case, Batchelor asked for) more time to investigate with a view | tor 4 to filing an information in superior S\court, The court then held its de-| [cision In abeyance, with the under. [standing that it would be dismiased € no information iw filed. Mayor's 's Secretary Will Be a Banker Herbert A. Owen, secretary for Mayor Caldwell during the past two years, will enter the business service |department of the Union National | it was announced Monday, Owen is well known in business jeircles here, having been connected | with the bond department of the | Northwest Trust @ Bavings bank and the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph {Co. He wan also engaged in th |practicn of law for a number of | years. Mayor Caldwell paid Owen « high | |tribute Monday. “During the two years that be bas) been secretary in this office Owen haa shown a high degres of effict- eney, tact and loyalty,” the mayor said. “I am sure these qualities will stand hiro in good stead in his new work.” Three Hearings on Zones to Be Held ‘The soning commiasion will hold three district hearings thin week In the section northwest of Green Lake, ‘ns follows: At Bagley school house Monday, 8 p. m., the district to be considered north of Tist st. and between Day- ton ave, and Magiey ave, At Green- wood achool, Third ave. N. W. and |W. 80th at, Wednesday at $ p. m. the district to be considered north of Tint st, between Bighth ave, N. W. and Dayton ave. At John B. Allon school on Phinney ave. and |N. 66th st.., Friday at § p. m., the | district to be considered north of Woodland park. | Property owners are urged to at- tend theag meetings | Employment Bureau Will Aid Veterans The United States Veterans’ bureau is establishing an employ: _ |ment metion, which wili obtain po- sitions in the trades and professions for thowe disabled war veterans who have completed their vocational training under the government, ao- jcording to information received at the Seattle district office of bureau from Washington, DB. C. Approximately 700 veterans of this | district of the Veterans’ bureau have | been rehabilitated and scores of them according to local officials of the bureau. A large percentage of 3,200 | now in training in the Northwest dis- | trict will complete their courses with. in the next few months |South Park Cars Using New Tracks’ Fffective Monday, May 29, 1922 cars of the South Park line will Operate over the new track on First ave, South, between Duwamish ave. and East Marginal way and Carle ton ave.; and, north and south of! thess points, cars will operate an at present, both Inbound and out. bound. With cars ef the South Seattin lines, the south terminus will be at Fast Marginal way and Carleton ave., instead of at Georgetown aa at present. Trainmen Fined for Transporting Liquor | Convicted of possexaing and trans- porting lauor aboard the Great | Northern Owl train on the night of July 18, 1921, Trainmen Ban A, Vin cont, Arthur H. Kirkham and An thony Zleviello ware fined $500 each lby Iederal Judge Frank H, Rudkin Monday, Henry M. Wall, engineer, wae wontenced to pay a $800 fine. Toxecution of sentence was stayed for 48 hours on motion of defense at torneys. The prisoners were released on thelr present bail. SUB a cetircceno-re THEY’RE HANGING HUGHIE CALDWELL IN THE MORNING Aas Ttudyard Kipling might put ity “For they're hanging Hughie Caldwel| in the morning!” An Herb Owen, hiszoner's secre. fary, puts itt “We're adding Mayor Caldwell's ploture to those of former mayors which now Aecorate the chief ex- ecutive’s office, . Ineldentally, Caldwell's portrait won't lower the standard of pul- SEATTLE lay |wlightly from $4 straight to by venture will! \w HILLMAN CASE}. « Baker STAR to $2.75 Warm th wi to be r peolally neatly California Florine straws remained a f4-pint erate rtarian The local $4.50 and $5 for celpts on Black ore A ttle heavier 40 cents to 28 and 30 cents pound, The veretuble x teady, with little eb Peas went up from 9 te 10 cents, Y from ket held bunched halt on Loon! green dor Walla Waite, ai Perm drome ™ rypere—Plorida per tb, Local white, dx. Ing, Bunche « ton ba Yams, bush, hamper. Hehew Loca! Prices Paid Whelcenie Dealers ay «a Blacks Black Be) we a Davis mal Hte—Per 160 Dates Dro! cé emodarr, a8pke. box Money Goiiiy, pee ca Sereases, amber, ‘ined, white, lemons Per por wt, £6. b. Reatile F. ©. B. condensary, ewt. . DAIRY PRODUCTS Paid Wholesale Dealers ae ape creamery, cubes. rick Rage “Fresh ranch, white shell. ined colors Pullete ... ipleta . eream brick’. Tillamook triph sus ’ POULTRY AND MEATS Friew Fald by Wholesale Deniers Ducke—Live, Live, young. tere 1 1% Ibe, and o | Mens—4% the and up ...... Med, liven 34 0 4s fe. a% Paney dry picked te “above jevee--Dreened, per Th. ., Live, fat, per Tb. | Belgian Hares 1% the and up. ~Paney a Fancy 4. p., ive, young, | have been unable to get employment, | i heavy FOC LIRY AND MEATS d Wholesale Deaiere i per 0 Dressed, heavy . Dreseed, Het, Live, heavy, Live, light, . fancy Belgian Hares. Dressed .... Cows—Couniry” Hoge —F Receipts at Keattle Monday Cattle Rows Sheep 7 Quotations at Stockyards | Cattle Prime steers Medium to cholee Common to good Bent cows and heifers Medium to chol Common to good Canners .... Calves, light .. Medium te ohol Heavy « - hehe 7.50@ Hog Prime ight ... Amooth heavy “1000 1t 0@ 10 FLOUR AND SUGAI ie Wholesale Wri Fam. pat, 4-4 Cane, Boot. per owt. .... os HAY, GRAIN "AND FEED City Delivery, Wholesale, Per Tom Whole, yell cked, 100-1 4 Meal, 100 chritude of the mayoralty office, which already containa plotures ot Mi Gill and Judge J. T. Ronald. Rolled are 80 eo tarauting: Hecloaned food . Acro Cop BOTs BH ores nari mused the berry | dropped cherries with @ drop of nge in prices. a no 2 9.004 10.00 £.00@ 9.00 1.00@ 8.00 + 8b0@ 6.00 MW28@1as @ +10,009 11.69 | ordinate as pocets. Bo | bulle tin, oe Hee Mash 8 ase Cottonseed Meal ~ Port Angeles Opens |WARMTH SENDS ‘Railway Wage Cut Big Drive for Hotel) BERRIES DOWN) Brings Bullish Move {California Florins Take Drop | VINANCIAL, regated $48.6 duc the ret ho WALL JOURNAT wVIEW 100 allowed to ral? ving an additional und for bu w York stoc srr back ate t on the Ne joan Sumatra’a sharp rine way a feature of early dealings AT on the initial transaction. Hepublic Steel gained firmt wale. Bteel common auld ex-dividend at 101% on, this Was equal to the years high 119 sclble, 764; Gre orthern, Now York Centra}, 91%, up %; Sinclar 4; United Htat Btocl, 11%. up My; Btudebaiker, 124 te. up 1%, up We: Ba timote & Ohio up Mi Retail BLores mda, 66, % Reading, &2, up % uthern Paoli tie & Wester advancin | whieh up % On ptd With ning iaidwin, s New Maven, up Mi Ane 70% up » for the year at 93% and Norfol) anadian Pacific, were « under the lead of Mexican Petre tthe year at 139%, reached a new hi Atchison, Reading and prices, Olin were mt ned new high ground Chicago Live | Stock Quota T:000 a New York Stock Exchange out Monde, Hoge—teceipts Market 100 ’ Broek Ajax Rubber Alnska Juneau Allis Chalmers fee High Low Clos. Bid 7 10% weight, 010.9001 4 410.80; heavy . packing Bown, 6010.00 tm, 20,000 er. Market steady. | Hoet Huger umn | @ | Amer. Bosch Mag Amerioan Can, | Amer. Oar & Way. | Amer, Cotton O11 |Amer. Drug @yn Amer. Wide & Leather do pid erican lee int'l Corp Lavomotive.. Amer, Bhip & Com Amer, Bineit 6 Amer, Stes! Pay American Bui Amer * $4.4006.60; | cows and heifers, | 0; steers, 84.7666; #510 10.95; fonder stenre, ir ateorn, 06,76@7.75; cows and heifers, $4.2600H8 20,000, | Market the | Lambs, $1.65; lamba, ewll and G10; yearling wethers, owes, $4.25@7.00; cull to common ewes, $204.2 and cutters, Dye Assoviated Ol, L prime fleets, ¢ Atchison aidwin Locomotive ait. & Ohio Rethiehem Breet rook. Napia Tr Butte Copper & & Buperior California Packing je conan t fornia N. Y. ‘Sugar and C Coffee “28 ry 1 efanulbted, 5.5008, | Coftes—No, 7 Ris, mpot, 114 @11 Ke Ib. No, 4 Mentos, 144 @14%e Ib, eee feta, fancy, 1fe Ih sere Re haw, Chandier Motors Chemapeake & Ohio Chi, Gt, Went. Mo P ‘ao pra Chi. Northwestern Chile Copper Chino Copper. Coca Cola Caddo On, Colo, Fuel & iron. . Graphephene.- NEW yor opened firm. Mterling, $4 O912%; lire, Monda: Cattlen—neceipie, ot | Heat fair to good to choice do ist pfa... do nd ptd.. Famour Players Foderal Smelting do pla eene. ade = FSFE FE FS FREE eipta, 1,156. at of mountatn bs, $469; you aoe: ewes, 8 jeneral Motors Goodrich Rubbe: do pid .. ‘5 OIE Baten Bee. ; Granby Cons General Awphalt.. * | Houston Ol1..... Teeptration SERS. FE. ERE. Tnt't Nickel... Invineitie Out Keliy-Bpringfield. Kennecott Keystone Tire. Bite BANK CLEARINGS { | Seattle | 9.808.750.48 | FE FER LER ESTEE. FF PEREPE LES EERE SERRE ES Pullman Pal. Pacific Ol! Bears-Roebuck romberg Carb... Btudedaker Corp . Liberty Bonds (Saturday's Quotations) — by, Logan & Bryan pertee | riret 240 | Firat 4s Car a2 e 99.92 Third 4s | 90.82 Fourth 44s Victory BM... Victory 48s a | tas seen 1 100.44 10050 4 He Foreign Money Status (Saturday's Quotations) Fernished by Logen & Bryan 8 Second A Norma; valen since $i.oo hse jane 19.30 i938 janes Pia 24.80 6.80 16.00 Present val Sterling 4.46% cts 3 ote cle cts ets franc + Belgian frane Swiss frane + dtalian lira :. German mark ‘i Bwediah krona ofway krone ish krone Greek drachma ete! cu ete cts 5. ined 21.86 420 SAN FRAN 20.—Missing un- der mysterious circumstances since Satumay, Arthur E. Young, banker of Dubois, Idaho, is sought by pollee. The accompanying picture shows (above) Maj. Roy A. Haynes, United States prohibition commissioner, and | (below) the Hon, John P, Hill, con- oressman from Maryland, who has demanded that Secretary of the Treasury Mellon remove Haynes from office, if investigation proves that he approved a threat to burn the home of @ convicted liquor law violator in the event of @ repetition of his of fense | Hill quotes @ bulletin given out by Haynes’ office for newspaper publi jeation in which Judge A, J. Curran, lof Pittsburg, Kan,, i# credited with uttering the warning to Charles) Chanasard. The congreseman says this conatt- | tutes “official approval of lynch law. |1f Haynes did not sanction the threat then Hill wanta removal of the sub-| official responsible for the 100-1, ake. With RM, med 100-1, ssh—No BM No BM, 100-1, Seratch® Feed 100-1. ska, Wheat—Mixed feed, 80-1b, aks, | Cocoanut Meal 0 Peanut Ol Meal Chick Feea- Chick Mash- eed OL Mei amen Bean Meal l Alfalfa Meal. {Bone Meat Bone—-cira Charconl-—Kustern, ‘hardwood 3| Frankie McQuade, Balti- 102-00] more, won this cup as champ marble shooter of the country at an inter-city meet in Phila- delphia, mene Be. —Altaitn No, a aoe mothy No, 1 Ca everrerererrenttiny Ship | New Tides in Seattle Weather Bureau Report | | | | D » wind south, te Arrivals and Departures Arrived Mny 19—Hitr Himaleye Maru from Kote j via Yokohama, at 0:26 0. m.; ete Admipah |Bebree from Point Welle, at 9:18 Mite May 24 —#tr Prinee Rupert trom BB, @& at 2:46 p. m.; wtr Hollywood trom n Vrancisco via’ Bureka and Grave Harbor, at £45 rtr Port Angeles from Tacomm, at 6:06 a. m, Sailed p P ‘ Harbor for New Vancouver, Han Franeiaco, Pedro and Balboa, at 6:25 «. m.; ate miral Bohley for ‘Anacortes via BY Rellingham and Vancouver, at 8:30 a [str Admiral Sebree for Point Wells, ry Casualty Steamers Welsh aa and Towan [head-on collision at 10:45 p. am jeff Altoonah, in the Columbia river. Welsh Prince munk, bot te resting on |tom and was afire. ‘The lowan juntll fire was extinguished. lowatt |ing in fore peak, but not badly dai Beven kitted and two injured on | Prince. No one hurt on lowan, jnent out from Welsh Prince at 1 Tug Oneonta sailed from Astoria sie wt 11:15 p.m . Northern Terminal—-te Maru, Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal—str miral Goodrich, Pier #—tr Port Angeles, Pier t—Rtr Cordova, str Latouehe, Vietors Pier B—Btr Bpokane. Pacific Coast Bngineering We Spokane. 6. Bhipping Board Moort Keys, ate Del u nium, str verado, str Walllagford. att ‘west hokia, ste Went Hartland, ate fir Weat Inon, str Western Kn Eldridge, str West Jester, ste Jouaup. . BoB. Me Lake Union—ate ‘Whalers Btar No, 2 Star No. 3; motorship cot Puget Bound Bridge & Dredging Str Patterson, ird—#tr Reoseveit. Drydock—Sir Valdez, ate Marine Raliway—Rark Doquitiann City, ett Morning 8t ar, Paci! Grittau, sche Melfose, sche schr Resolute, str Wm. Not PLAN CAMPAIE TO SELL STAT Press Association Will vertise Cities The Washington State association has joined the ranks: ‘of advertisers. It proposes to the State of Washington to the people of the state, Incidentally, it hopes trengthen ties by enlisting its hundred cent mu ina > cause. It will gather matter about cities and state, distribute it thru its organ, “The Live Hook,” and donate ‘space to carry it, . » Endorsement of the action in approving the plans mitted by Field Manager Fred Kennedy, assistant professor of nalism at the University of W: ton, for the “Know -Your State’ paign is coming from publishers it” every part o fthe state. ‘The cams paign was proposed by Prof, a nedy at the semi-annual meeting at ‘he university in uary. With the: approval of the association, organ |mation plans were made and ie completed within the week, worked out. The first bulletins sent 350 state publishers last Indorsement of the publicity ¢ |paizn by a publisher curtiew ise Pledge of co-operation, ‘There s three parties to the agreement—the association, the publisher and the.” commercial organization of the pub: lisher's town or community, me gather age | "The publisher will curate facts regarding all ~ |—natural, industrial, seeni |territory. He will give a set column of space for a period of a year <t more, estimated In value at from $50 to $700, to a series of rtickes on Washington The commercial organ! ‘agrees to co-operate with the lisher in the compilation of in tion. The press assoc! tral office, will edit all matter—eacl city or town whose publisher 7 to use the series will be fiven SHEE column—and release it in column lot weekly thru its bulletin, Central fice expenses are estimated at bess. year, | To insure fairness and imparti of distribution the order of release according to an aphabetical a ment, with the possible exception sections in which season governs fy terest, say, berry-growing or bulbs producing regions. No matter will be given out until a three months? supply is prepared — assurance of continuity, $ The quick action of state editors in returning their signed agreements indicates the release of first pubs” licity matter about the time of the summer meeting of the association, eee Seattle to Play Host to Writers: July 28, 29 and 30 have been &s tho date for the 26th annual cons vention of the United Amateur Press association of America, which will be — held in Seattle. John H. Haseman, — Jr., of Brooklyn, N. ¥., the pre has appointed the following Seatl members on the convention tee: Roy Erford, chairman; 8, ker Rowell, Aubrey W. Deery, ” Lenora Pearl Brace and Miss /Maring, Alvin E. Lerner has appointed custodian of |