The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1922, Page 13

MONDAY. JUNE n Seattle Star” Datty at Yyer sail Ave Beatie. W It "Subscription ‘Rates BY MAIL IN 7 ny 1922. cox. Thane Mate | Tiasxttied Adver> hefere North wert. gest Audience in the Northwest LB Reads The Star’ Want Ads ‘ Phone Main 0600 Ss FEMALE WEEP WANTED BEVEN TT PPERENT KINDS fareily washing. everything from wet wath to dry nine information. W RICHMOND LANDRY ENT MATD FOR COOKING A general how ne wash: emelt famite. RU RTANO PL YING) Pine ot ariw de | a that we're behind ‘ee <2 in frant that we far NEW RICHMOND LAU? Bay | Main 59h: © taltastine construction work | Detween Frward and Fairbanks, Pay 36% | ¥ Redneed rate by 5 June 7 ‘Anely | mineering Cormmise\n Tell Street Fermin: ‘oe | ITIOUS YOUNG MEN NENORD | We the off fiends. Onnortunity t= / offered to secure training at small | frat which will fit them for hieh | Jatied positions. Write for par- lara. American | Petroleum ‘This position is unity for | | H met re je ir your throw it away. Clock, a ee Uyee welry ea and mante) giecks aware. 003 A tea ater 25d moutnly. “Hallway, 3-6 Aue PA Kalsomining call A} ron} r PAPRR- Nea | | dren to care fer. board and room. | 70. / AINTING py paper cleaned and hu RPUNTER WANTS | iring off house. Rainier 0740-M G [INMENT POSITIONS— Postal mail service. Men, women, | 1B. over, wanted. Hundreds ap-| Pointments made yearly. $130) Month. Examination soon. No ex- rience required. ¥ particu- ts free. Write Columbia Behoot ees Service. 14 Pope Bidg. oabroLy pEVicEs Lf lees: EASY canvassing: PROFIT i%. Herbert Dye. 1228 Sixth ave, 3 SALESMEN WANTED | f BALADA A COMPANY for an honest, | leaman for | their Tacoma territory. Also for Beattle. There is an established | trade with the grocers. For inter- | view telgphone East $283 of El- | Mott 0256 Ac] 1AysTt A FOUND | aT. SUNDAY—ti00 IN Liberal reward. Needed wood 4345 a TO ies NFT SRNISHED BOY 976 20TH AV fake car N | ‘ -| CHAP 1G HOU warege: dations. J. L. Price, 1 quire at PO ace tom FURNISHED close fa; fine condi- E. PARTLY | A r i furnished FLATS» Toe N Sti EDE all Amer- | Alaskan, ie rooms oF ap lean, reasona rice, ter. URNISHED | artment lowe in; fine con- tion. 506% tiake. USEKEEPING ‘T ROOM. CVTHING FUR- ished, close in 0 weekly, El- uit J188-J. 707 Madison. ) ROOMS AND KITCH- | te, walking distance, Summit 114 Belmont N. On i ROOMS ius Wot a! and 8th. Cars via Westlake ve. Mod. steam heat; cheerful rooms each has free phone; @x- | ent service, shower and tub Beta Trans, The up: weekly, $3.50 up Walking distance. Ww. Sara Or ELLANEOUS D Mi Ts ZDED— WN High price ia for good clothes. Phone Ma ae 20 /- FOR SALE SSCRLLANFOUS | 0. B. WIL f 1943 First Ave. SASH AND DOORS jour bins ..... hoard doors . eh 20x25, 4-light Vindow and door to order, nek screen doors ican. d boards by pa Pr roning board and enbinet plete with sleave board Indow glass by the light box. ate cinss windshields put in your car whith you w: 0. B. _... Patablished 1899 & WAVY PAIS POUNDS TO A GALLON. 7 GALLON WILL DO ‘TwiCK AB MUCH AS ANY OTHER PAINT. GALLON LOTS, $2.25 A GALLON LOTH OR MOI GALLON FAI) a. HEAR. BrEWARt. On Overaite . aire x 4 | rein PHONERS ANY SUPPLE end famity wash, 15 tha tor) ¥ beth jet at fi POPULAR | ron SALE—SISCELLANBOUN | LOVE QUARREL (MINE OWNERS TO U8 ARMY GOODe BAROAT SB army shoes D. bre D. shirts 8. army wear 1010 & army up FIRST Phone Main 0 STARA caTAR »AINGL delivered. See took, Went Porty Dock days. Wort 1588-W evening: jDr y FOR ST Woo) ra: L WALF raat Paving and moving. "Kenwood “WSESS. | here today, « suicide. BLDG. CO. Capitol 2923. Son cher Nitw. HOovGrHT on, melody Ct wily td nd gold bell, cheap. ee * everything wholesgle, Send Radio Service, Seattle § ivi GT MACHINES GOOD DROP: prade 6 rentia, HNY C6 — WEP Call for week- ~ SWITCH MADE combines, $1.00. Mre. al Bit Denny way EW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT ed on purchase, Meyer-Tone 1 Fourth NCW PORHST oo. | half cord, delivered. = aRET OLH wood, b. half cord, $9 cord. Gai field's WHITH “ROTARY machine, Re te cheap. : PARENT RAT TARTS CLOTHING 1917 % First WOOb. $875 DELIV! Osis. ott | doa WHTrts SOHORN FUCCETS hatched May ough, Biweeks 4. Joble yittepte laple Val- ley, Wash. RED Must sell them hae Before you buy your used car, SEE DUGAN eo Right. erms Shields-Livengood, Pike at Terry mais (Fora rs Broadway and Pike Ot. fFLL, NEW FORD CARS fifth n yment. oranda Pp! months ‘OU WILL SAVE TIME AND WOR- ry by coming to Henry Mosebach first tor USED CARS iv $70 « 8 worth $50; Tires. . od, one new U & tire cost $18. §100 will buy both gar and serage, 917 Yakima pl, oVEREE eonditior money. 6 WANTED—AUTOMOBILES CASH FOR yt yo yd Iwi y cash tor a oF well Sar Por you Your carte No storage me for quick ection. Pacne Best out ik. mall te Mhache 1407 1th ave GAKAGES POREA BLT GARAC MACHINERY ELDING AND 6 equipment, comple Guaranteed 816 Fire NEW 5-ROO: ow, Menno h YOUR TE J 223 Holly. Rainier 0982 —4-ROOM ~ MODERN 2 blocks to car, reason- at 355 FOR bungalo able 5 4 30th & W.. for! West 0743-R. wTH Wilt Let us talk auto or real eat DOWN, $20 rt you « home. ver, West 2459 Small cottage, $1,250: $25 down, 35 mo, Coughlin, 610 Am. Bk. Bid. Bil 7567. BTOCK PLANE. Ride M Goin PTO BOIL Washingt = ACREAGE |For SALE —1-ack se hill, near club land, including small house, ehick- en house, bre house, chickens, rébbits, ducks, etc, 2 incubators, garden’ tools, cart. etc. all for $1,200. Reason for selli sick Or will trade for good eimar | Hy Roler, Kirkland, house, Kirk nd hy R BUY in Kennydale NICE LITTLE HOME across Lake Wash- ington from Seattle, easily reached y ferry boat. Three good ll cleared and set to berr), at once, as th's in a bh Day, Markley & i erry, 5512 ty way, Beattie. Terms of- IF YOU WANT A HOME We have several good places: can you anything from lots to eage. with or without houses. own the property, and will sell p and on easy terms, Come r with us. Milwau- aul Land Company, DANDY LITTLA TRACT ON ware WATER, main land—6 garden ‘patch a ROTTOM soil; SPRIN ‘ protected anchorage for your boat in sight of aity 4 ¢ Alaska Tidy BUY PROM OWNER AND BAVE commission. 5, 10, 20 acres, first elaes upland, clone to Des Moines Highline, partly improved or all unimproved. ‘Terms. See Mr Gjermie, 8445 17th ave. & W, Lake Burien car t dale. FOURTH ADDITION TO City Farms is now ready. tract, $10 cash, $10 monthly. furnish lumber for building. a O.F 6 Third A be. baiance in Bomers Ci LITTLA ~ncre 1 80 FARM LANDS FOR” SALE, CHEAP nursery farm: mostly clea nursery stock: big hy repair; several outbul all-round good buy for y Located at Manette. This place is Known as “THE HEIGHTS,” We will sell this place on easy terme. Telephone Kenwood 2867, or cali 10-ACKhR d; good good An LAND WAS NEVER Lumber furnish $100 cash and $19 monthly gives you a farm. Lots of work for my bottlers H. C. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. 107 CARD OF THANKS FOR ALL” THE BRAUTIPUL floral offerings, the music, full of comtort and promive, the tender wordy and sets of sympathy that came to us from our friends during the sickness and death of our sainted wife and mother, we dasire yo exprans o ppreciation sticere thankfu B. Robie and Wamlly, THE § BAT ENDS IN DEATH PAY RIOT COSTS LE STAR RASPBERRIES: ON MARKET | | Boy Kills Selt in Fight With | Strikers Win Victory in the Firt of Season Selling at FROM | Melt decay Sam Wil- | because he despaired of ever possess: | BROWN FOREST | | Schoenfeld Says HROP- Bast Eliott |t0 fi |stend of outside influences, BRED. | OMS | Sweetheart PORTLAND, June John Wood, j2%, was dead Emanuel Supreme Court WASTIINGTON June 5. coal n Striking ners won a tremendous vie tory today when the supreme court id that the United Mine Workers 1 not pay damages amounting to © than $600,000 to Arkansas eoal at hospital h ‘The young man shot himself thru |, the abdomen in the Chetepa apart: {1 ments at noon yesterday while Mra,|Mmine owners as the result of pirike Barbara Whitney, 23, wrestled with |Mots In Arkansas fields in 1914 J | Lower courts anneared damages of jhim for possesion of his automatic \anproximately $200,000 against the pistol, He died at 1 o'clock this|United Mine Workers, Because the morning strike and the consequent riots were According to Mra, Whitney's story [Meld to.he a conspiracy in restraint to the police, young Wood killed him. lof interstate commerce tn violatic of hin love for her and /Of th® anti-trust laws, the damages were trebled, Had the miners lost and b » foreed to pay court costs, the de jelsjon would have caused @ drain of more than $700,000 from the min treasury, now carrying the burd of a nationwide strike, The court! costa, which probably now must be paid by the operators, amounted to more than $100,000, The sults were brought by the Coronado Coal cony | pany and other coal concerns, SHIP BLOWN UP; 90 PEOPLE DIE BUENOS AIRWS, June 6.—-More than 00 persons are known to have! died in an explosion that wree sv) ee Th lthe stesmahip Vitla Franco on 06 | Parana river, near the Paraguay-Ar- | 50) gentina boundary line Sunday after 14/09 | BOR. 20! Less than 10 of the 109 exeursion- AS | iat that crowded the vessel were Of | saved The ship's botlers burst, followed | 6 iby succeeding explosions of gasoline | 40 tins, that formed the cargo. Burn-) "pS |ing gasoline coated the river, ma’ ing reseue work pr otieally usclees. Three Convicts in Flight; Recaptured SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.--After successfully escaping San ing her as his wife. “He was drunk at the time, police declare Mra. Whitney them. toa, told Home Interest Due Forecasting a national movement intensify interest in the bh in- | Herbert | A. Seboenfeld, of the Standard Fur jniture company, has returned to Be attle after a month's stay in Call fornia, where he attended a confer, ence of coast furniture dealers. OF FE Anderson B Porks Drilling Amoricen w evere Oil *° Stee! Theally com Pan Motors, pfd Le Btee! ‘pealty’ pfd. Reaeon Coal 100 Hematite Iron & Gold 1999 od Desert Oll...., 1000 Owenwood Oil PAC TG Recuritics Wag. M 0. Biliott SreCRE OF VERED™ 1000 Hypotheck Mining boo be! Hynter 5000 Pet B4e p60 boo 3 5000 from Quentin prison, three convicts were recaptured today by prison guards. ‘The fugitives, Harold Denman, John Wright and Cart Bauer, had smashed the window and sawed the bara of thelr cell and made @ dash for the woods newr the prison Guarda immediately pursued them. ‘They were finally captured at the prison wharf. Each had made several attempts ale by owner: !to cenape tet betare, well worth inte, Good’ reasons for Wil! soll with or without | Bott "Duval Industry Heads iy Discuss Tariff ¥P ae o. Hoge ie | ates 09 Ind Ave. ; % At a noon luncheon Monday, held | sell only stores ACRE NT fers: |'2 the LC. Smith Building restan | rant, Washington manufacturars dis | cussed various phases of the pending tariff bill and thelr effects on state, industries, ¥. HL. Brown, of San} Francisco, wag the principal speaker |) of the hour. Realtors on Home Trip to Stop Here On their way home after attending | the 15th annual convention of the | National Association of Real Katate | boards in San Francisco, 309 realte | will be entertained in Beatle Tuesday by the Seattle Real Estate ansocia- on, x! of Am. i ‘orks Oi... % 5600 ‘oming-Pacitic Oil’: Will Buy: LIRBRTY hone” Marsh Cons, Galena, Un. Copper J. sTEEPLE 118 Cherry Bt Main 5899 Buying and selling orders in © Alene # = prom BCANDINAYV AMER WARRANTS, PU RCHEED, AMERICAN RANK _ shop Close in Sidney 1-3 a eR ——— WEAK” GLANDS — WEN, REGAIN ‘our he: th by uel vIR-GLAND i ns ms tenis. Gy Gua entoed. 1922 Record of || Pedestrians Hit || by Automobiles ne tae Brg eT red | Wick at Ad Maes st, and California aye. at 1040 p.m, Friday and bruised him slightly. Pardo stopped his ma-| jehine before it could knock the boy }down. The boy, who lives at 4136) |California ave, West Seattle, ran| Attorneys at-Law jout from bebind a parked auto in| TF BALL —tatablished THT “AN |tront of Pardo'e machine } moderate teen; consultation 4 : e Main 7203. 218 Burke Bidg., out Whee, esther xe] ry i to give her name at Second an auto driven by of the Engineers’ club, land Seneca. 272i W. Britton, 128 west| «° Then come to Covb Bid Ei eat lott NoREE—W TL rc CARE YOR ome. 1413 5. 2 finement In h ee % CHATTEL LOANS Signey te loan, London Jewslry Ce. Eetabliched 1896. 105 3nd ave. & | | was | and R. D. Fifth | ave. Joseph Ajien tas Ail casos, $41 Leary Bid. Bit 2986. aduate of famous with 12 years’ practice nurre in attendance. 608 . Ind and Pine. Main 4199, | DC RE. TURNER” CHIROPRAC- tor, 210-12 Haleht Bide. 2nd-Pine. Hours, 10-5. Eve. dates, M. 3542 teral Loans | MONEY LOANED ON Ae RtT- cles of value. THE RELIABLE. 907 Third ave. Electric Machinery FOWGHT— BOLD. AUS PRIC ke sustained a cut} lip and a bump on the head when! struck by an auto driven by H. Stout, New Haven hotel, Saturday | Britton was struck on Railroad ave in front of the Colman dock | While ® laborer wag work: | 273%: in the street on West lake ave, and Virginia «t, where the street is being repaired, he knocked down by an auto dri Reba L. Burroughs, of Riverton. said he was not hurt 274 Bud MeLean, was | by Seattle 10-year-old | schoolboy, was slightly bruised when struck by an auto driven by E. Brown, 2316 W.| Newton ta. Bud was hit at 38th ave. jand Madison st. while getting off a \etreet car. Bureau of Missing Relatives The Star invites ite rew tment as an ald relatives or (rend to help in reuniting rated, omen. on in amount $15 to MORTGAGE or IN- employed It makes no difference we or what you want rAor: Hee ua tode LOAN 800) tery Ces. ‘Dimple Bide. | 914 Sec end A tr Madison. ON LOAS On diamonds and Jeweiry on most Listectory te MY HPAIDTAL LOANS IN BEATTLE 255-356 Empire Sullding Kecond Near Madison. MONEY TO LOAN—WE LOAN ANY OUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches lowest rat an Brokers VELMY CO. stablished 1889. notice NO and jewelry: 821 Second Ave | of persons | missing are requested also ¢ The Star to reproduce such . it & GRAN: it r4 Co., pth and Virginia. Matab- Mehed 1874 Optician and Optometrist Fdmunds. Mrarer-Paterson Go, | Patent Attorneys REPERICK P. GORIN—PAT— ent Attorney, American and for- eign patents secured, develo; and promoted, 805 ? Bldg ay aehingts A ov Ww. Ly a » c Phons Maln osen. br & fi Te REYNOT: DS MH he NOLDB- ablished Beatle, years examiner U. fide fos-¢ Lavon Bla bart a BOWEN & CO. 5; small paymen toe’ developed. Pi ntages Bidg. Waa laupin, U. 8 patents. «advice. 207 Hinckley’ Bldg. Main 2729. GHERMAN BAKER — Ex-service man and vocational training student, was being sought in Seattle by his wife Saturday., Mrs, Baker may located thru the Red Cross. Anyone having information as to Baker's whereabouts is asked to communicate | He has been missing for two rw eee gram for Mrs, Kitty Howard, 15; 18th ave. announcing the death a William Howard, at Idaho Falls, Is being held at the Western Union Tel egraph office, 118 Cherry st. for want of proper address, no Tuning a Nhe Pigyer: Grand, lg and Bquare Pianos tuned, 93,0) John Strom, Main 3020 DR, ANOU Women Surgeons LOUIS MAVONL—A telegram for Louis Mayont, 1711 27th ave., con corning the death of his mother at Napa, Cal,, is being held at the West- }ern Union office, 118 Cherry st, be- ‘cause of insufficient address, thet Hey | MKS. KITTY HOWARD—A. te $3.50 a Crate The first anita for the season went on the market early Monday. rrived in geod shape from Cal- ifornia and were selling at $3.50 for a te of 12 half-pint baskets, The shipment was about 75 crates. ou ding straws About $30 worth of Mar: halls were put on the market this morning. The firwt homegrown peas also were on the market today, They sold und, A few more Mip slasippl tomatoes were reeelyed and i little lower than Saturday y are quoted at $3.25 as shipped repacked, ‘The market Was not very active this morning. VEGETABLES String, Green wa o per 0-1. hamper Kes Plant Gare Por Vottnce Least head.’ por’ arabe “eal head, per crate Oniows—Or. yellow. per Mh ora, per We. Wwe lop Pa im Pet don bunches , Local, dom bunches FRUITS Prices Paid Whvigeale Deslew Goore, Kennewtok, 24+ Biraw berries, Flor Wanner, 12-pt. « Wash. Clark fees Raspberr Cantaloupee ston. Imperial Gog cnorrles ) Koral Anne, t Cocoamuls--Per 190 Tartarians, ». | Dates. Dromedary, a. one box ber Mh esee ll Goide: Valencia, Others, per box |, L Ne Plus —Per t. Hberte— Dor ty Walngis—No. 1, per ™ Ohiness, or >. Pecans m.. Pine Per DAIRY PRODUCTS Priese abiypers Detter nie A grade, Seattle delivery Eeee—Freeh ranch, white one. Mined colo ke Cwt., f.'0. by Renliie muppiy, 0. B. condensary, ewt, DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Ocalere | Botter—-Local erea! Or, triplets .... . Wisconsin eream brick ..... Hiock Swine Wash. triplets Tillamook triplets AND MEATS Wholesule Dealers ne a ue a | Ducks—Live, 0! Live, youns, per Ib. Broilers—1 to 14 ta. 1% Ma. and over Mens—4\% Ibs and u 4, Hive, 3% to 4% light, 8 to 3 per Me tha Live % Iba it | Gorse Fancy. a ». Fancy 4. p., 7-10 Live, young, 12 to 16 Ta « old, per DH. . Roosters- Old, live, per . Hoge holes, ight Heavy, f Stags, heavy cal 13-18 he Fancy Nght Med, 0 Fancy, © ae Med, heavy . " ory POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale ealere Country dressed, Te, Faney block Paper. lisht Heavy, com eit LIVE STOCK Receipts at Seattle Monday Sheep | Cattle Prime steers Medium to choice . Common to good Hogs— Prime Nght Smooth heavy Rough heavy ep Prime lambs Fair to good « FLOUR AyD. ‘suaan Wholesa! Flowr—Fam, pat. Sugar-Cane, pe Beet, per owt HAY, GRAIN AND FEED City Delvery, Wholesaie, Per Ton Core——w hole, veltow, 120-1, oe. STRERT 4 With only Adystrien | inguateta * whow new yout ti erased operatl ntry at Oh gn op the Biudebs 7 Genera Sinclair, den, 09 Sinrudin we was chal [many part Burns Mrother A that the stock rates at @ selling Hee Produ freely offered on off 6% from Inst week's high, GRAIN MARKET CLOSES LOWER eZ HICAGO, June 6c 3 vara tear’ preparations ae fly opened a! Ke. and cloned off opened wt 630, off off ye, December ope ort ¢, and cloned up Oale—July opened at Ife, off Ke, 4 cloned off eo. September opened ¢.! 106 unchanged, and closed off Chicago Board of Trade v's . ‘Wheet— . Open High lew 1 mite Nt ihe 2 hard, Hite ee 0 Live Stock '» Quetetions Hoge—Receipts, 42000. Market 19@ te Migher, Top, $16.86; bulk of sales. 1010@10.1b) heavy weight, 610.40: ¢ medium Wolgnt, f19-49e 16 $10.70@ 10-80; I @100; heavy ‘pecking A: 1600.60 Prieig se sows, rough, ae 33; pigs, ‘com: good and choice, $5.700 commen 06 | godiure, vise buteher eatt mon, 11@050; your #50; ewes, $3@7; cull Hse, Portland Market Status wethers, $5.76 commen ewes, Market Ife higher 113) beoviea “we French frane + Belgian franc fwiee franc. + Italian Ure, German mark. . ... Swedish krona Norway krone. . ber Denied ren ar a Chliaoe Car Lots (Saturday's Quotations) Furnished by Logan & Bryee B10 Becond Ave., Beattie Sree hoo wa Cont, Bed. 4.7: . +76 OM 16 cars; « 6 *Monday—Wheat, Market steaay. and heifers, $5 iors lamba, $12. rf “BANK CLEARINGS | » $4,968, 223.; | ! > LANA. { 32 4 mal Nurses to Hold _ Convention Here Prominent and noted nurses from all over the United States and Can- ada will be among the 5,000 delegates who will arrive in Seattle to attend \the National Association of Nurses, \ to be held June 26 to July 1: Hotel accommodations already have been provided for the guests, Ber! Melted, : Ground, 100-1. ska Sprout! » Wheet—Kecleaned feod 1-Grain Chop—' ‘The silk industry consumes about | 1,600 tons of metallic tin a year in the form of tetrachloride and re- savers about 40 per cent. In the « Congo the women farm the crops and sell the produce and the men do the sewing and wash the clothes, Heading, Industrials Lively as Exchange Opens) JOURNAL 18 14, REVIEW y out of 65 cities failing to show In and with further expansion ind) uoyant one at the opening of the he stock market by ne orders ¢ etart © a stead riof t igh Lorn, ‘Texas Com- ‘th, off 76%; Staten Bteel, 102%, Ue up racterized by considerable irregular offeet by heavy realizing in was active around the year's hi rh on realisation of 160. To Wreaking to oe lin the helghborh the curb, pre erred, and common at poh: “he tock Ajax Hubber Alaska Gold Alnoke Jum Allis Chetme Amer. Agr. Chom Amer, Teet Buyer... Amer. Boneh Mag 1% “ 1% American Linseed.” Lacomotive... 1 Ship & Com, Kai Butte Copp Bytte & Buperior California Packing... Canadian Pacific. Central Leather. Corre de Pasco Poles Retail Mores U, & Rupber,. v a Venadium Steel. Westinghouse Kiee Willys-Overiand, Rosai French ‘4, Freneh $s, Frankfort Japanese é* Japanese firet «ts. Japanese second 4 the Third 44s Fourth 44s Vievory ‘3% Vietory 4%e.. | eer \ | motorship Keunecott from Tesouity | Stanford university, PAGE 13 ‘Ship News Tides in Seattle MONDAY ' cr aan ay 1 JUNK 6 | Piret High Tide } Wiest STiate “ide 2:28 107 @ mm, by WEA Eh, Firet Low ide”, ‘pecan Law #14 y My o- Weather Bureau Keport TATOOBH IBLAND, June b--® A, Meme uy, wind southeast, & miles an hour, «i in, & dap steamer, letter K Om | otek, at 6:40 @ str Horace X. Bae wed OUl, & twormmmmt ate Lae 67 th 1» e Arrivals and Departures Arrived June 6—r Red Hook from Mobile via New Orleans, Bal Pedro, faa Francisco and Portiand, at 7 ~~ Alameda fro Tacoma via Pot Worle at ¢ Fame Ripert tr Prince George from and Everett, 16. me Balled sident MeKintey for tr an Diego for” Fa claco, Ban 2 p. or Be Kobe via Everett, Vancouver, B. C., and Portiand, at 12:16 p. mz Victoria for Nome and St. Micheel, 10:16 = mj ste Admiral Wateon Southwestern via Southeastern A\ t str Manulant sor somes George for , Via ports, at 11:45 p Kennecott for New treet Term 1¢-—motor ba Pier B—Str Blue Triangle U. 8. Shipping Board Moortngs—Sar Cross Keys, str Delight, str t Morse, wir Bilveradg, ett Wallingford, str West Cahokia, Went Hartland, ste Lubrico, str Wi Ison, #tr wart. > en or Went m., Take Union Merchant, str City 2 ‘aca West Nilus, atr West H Connecticut Btreet vrerminair Selma U. Burnside, Puset sound Bridge & Dredging pia Patterson. Wert Heattle Training Station—U. & Eagle No. 67 D dex, Stimson Mit Dock—Str Thomas Wine Mari bari or po Star. Oriside, schrs ‘Melrose, Fearless, Was, Nottin Seattle Boy Given West Point Place ‘WASHINGTON, June 6.—Success ful candidates for entrance to West Point as the result of examinations held in March were announced today enter the academy July 1 Among them were: Otto Paul Strizek, Seatte, Was George A. Smith, Denver, Cole, Gives Land for Reforestation — ‘To be devoted to experiments in re-: forestation, 6,000 acres of cutover timber land has been donated to the state by the Weyehaeuser Timber Co., it ig announced by George Long, — of Tacoma, Northwest manager for the company, Lumbermen are seeing the urgent need for steps to replenish Washing: — ton’s timber supply, and other large - logsing companies are expected to make donations for the purpose of experiment. Stanford Alumni to Give Luncheon President Ray Lyman Wilbur, of wil address Stanford alumni in Washington, at the Washington Annex, Friday noon. Dr. H. Suzzallo, president of the Uni- versity of Washington and a grad» ate of Stanford, will be the honor guest at the luncheon, by milk. Milk builds and gthens little bodies and gives them the endurance py brings appetite, best Pr atstied in children a glass of good, wholesome stren, their constant activity quires, re- Kristoferson’s Perfectly Pasteurized Milk has long been recognized as a clean, pure, wholesome milk, pecially recommended children, for es- ig NE nf (gS S9 PAs rhs Be oa