The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 13

{ The Seattle Star Published Daily ec THOT Beventh Ave. shington ~~ iption Rates" Tr Aree months x months ie Your OUTSID w A Price is S0e per © BY ARRID Por month . Rates Per Insertion * Transtont charne nce adver insertion Jock each morn~ © afternoon edi- —_ 38 FEMALE HELP WANTED ginte one Mi to order. | roi a | ete Pin ear wh oo. —EIRST vagal AA deen Virginie Wotel nd Bth. Fooms; each ‘has tres phone ¥ Board a esther ock screen 4 . | Bread boards by ps ard an | whndow yes glans by the Sieve windehioids put in your NAVY y ir American, V Care via W steam heat; Rene, ang tub ati The alking ‘aistance. ~ SUITS” NEBDEL MENS igh Dele paid for good clothes catippaentbeaaentinnaanigdlitaimmigaenieeeianiniahin bed Ww. VANTRD—MISCELLAN Kous, 5 fate ee 8 war ERE « FOR SALK—MISCELLANEOUS feed neighbor © ~~ OR WILLIAMS COMPANY 1943 First Ave. & BASH AND DOORS ur bins. 91.50 | taht ow ane door screens made Arce! powt™ cabinet co leeve board BR aoe rss SOMPANT tehed PRINT NORTE : 10-GAL, if Lhe tO 0 TWE wit SMU NY OTHER PAINT, GET ar Wks it LASTS, _MAIN 598 -8TAR “SHINGLES West 6: ye; West 4588 evenings, , CARRY FUR TL08 | “business and b 9 | tire chief + 2.00 / 1.00) 15,90 ight or by the going to bundle up all the caatoff Le TS A Ce R-A delivered. See stock, West Ferry Dock itvke | WIL Waldron Co, have rented @ war room near their rug store, and will continue to carry medium priced fou’ CAN EARN $20 TO $85 PER Our students are always make absolutely no for tuition. Girls be- tween 18 and 25 onl, Cor ad fonally, Butler School of foot Pi yn STN is © oe: dest that ean be predates. hette troning 1¢ i ak wnt furniture Of fine Wilton ru Waldron Co. in ines at 132) Fourth, Henry Bld full cord RF Chas rates n | ] Nor s DRY FO! Hh bauling and mo SLIGHTLY USED AP st i Nage f U fw? RON Surr. CASE, FIRST A AVE. ~ Jied on purchase, te i Foun ave. iat NCR FoRmet, Wook 78 “fol hatt delivered. innet S773. nrg aaa cord, $9 cord. Gar- i a “PAINTING, TNC. Keneral Work, guaranteed. Elliot FF ONCE S LADIES Oe nd ee week cule wwe ted for publication, wrt HRS of write Literary reat = THREE women to sort Ow So fg BM ny con: xtra one Hraciion work on the Alaska rail~ between Seward and Fair- . & fo per huey mond our, od tare by + eke . Pree | KAVANAGH WATS Te, Tiers 306A RADIO AND ELECTRICAL oe RY TMOEAP. a bay 29 BuLIOTT 4207, “ares co PET STOCK VERY FINE TOY POODLE PUPP male: also its mother, Reasonab 1312 Seventh ave. 58 LIVE STOCK PASTURAGE, HORSES AND _CAT- te. Frank Pierce, 76th E. and cam a tion Departme Ae Bear 1307-13 Seventh ave. Weisfield can't y throw it away. "Jo Clock tof 7 ey. mer wa co ii st ou 004 =. od We estlake men) D Car only been =n 300 miles expr body. Betins. new tink utau few repair for Let prac tee Areade. e- ime it at. watch and Alarm and mantel & Schwarn 4002 A eek. 2 ee Paieth ares fall work. entat - Co. Wenatchee. Wash. later "ja50 pore ee ~$ Sa WNT “LA! INTING, P- FIRE and Anieqrman ot za es ‘all Al Ninn ings. Main 0550 A Ford Dealers) Broadway and Pike St. SELL NEW Pot CARS On one-fifth cash __and spread balance o |WE HAVE USED PARTS FoR over 50 different makes of cars rices. MOTOR CAR WRECKI Firet Ave. & NERY MOSERACH, Easy Term. LY MAN NEEDS am | {son ith Ave. . NG AND KALSOMINT: "yal Te ea tat wow 14 a wis PREPARE AUTHOR manuscrips for publication; $100 weekly, spare time. \atamp for’ particulars Sarnes, authors’ representative, tay Ga. CP enc WANTED Ni BUSINESS self; earn se0- $150 week in own | Address in for men and | Booklets | Phone ndy Co. | @y . San Ant aio, LP - ENTS—200% PROFIT. WO! his amg ful little article: ‘something new; Shia i wi carry In pocket. at once for free sample. ! inert Mills, Gen. 6214 Amer-| iean Bide. Cincin CASH FOR AUTOMOBILE pay cash for your car, or sell for you. Bring your car to me for quick action. No storage charge. it to Henry More. rin out bi nk. ma om wet iith av Phone East ‘ART GARAGES RA 8. CAPITOL 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE WEEK seller trouser press. Attractive propo- | sition. Write for particulars. | Di 7 Co. 208 Arthur Bid, D, easy. irH -Wi HAV non the market. per month. Write Hi fed Chemical Co, Eau Claire, hardwood 5-room bungalow; basement; floors; cement race; ated on yood ave. 300 cash, ‘T. Tit Priced 3 BALANC tine WOLF B, —— 2 lemon colored earn: helght REAL BARGAIN “f en PIE Basen ae ecrco reward. R. E. } Waldorf Hotel. (AsT—PURSE CONTAT ; Dilla, one token and key, on West} Queen Anne car oF in business dis- filet. Reward 3-61. Star \| LOST, 6 oN, BETWEEN 18TH |) | fara aves. Thursday, around “o'clock—A atring of gold beads. Reward. Last 2536. DOWNTOWN handbag containing tokens,” Reward. Garfield tors. BETWE: Golf club and S-room cottage: a dandy lot, 102; lots of fruit; double | e; located just one Block “trom the Greenwood car, Priced at $2,500. AND YOUR OWN TERMS GRE! 7703 Greenwo. Sunset 2761. ~ Brows of "Wallingford : full cement ; sdenaments all in and paid except street pay- ing: all the furniture included at this price; mahogany living room furniture, dining set, gas and coal ranges, kitehen cabinet, new lino- 1 lete bedrov Some Terms Tre. Blocks west of Wallingford 5 rooms; modern; full cement bas ment; lot 60x120; assessments all in and paid except street p ing; all the furniture included this price living room t gan and coal kitehen cabinet, new lino- complete bedrooms, rugs. ish * and garden tools. MM A mahogany dining set, by BITEL BLDG 5-ROOM HUNGALOW; FULL BASH- large loti nice lawn and lowe to. nd ach ale, $2,100; $200 cash, Call 2200 Mar- . or phone inset O811 WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN ave @ nice home, with all kinds and garden, partly fur- m easy terms? Second weat from C ine on 89¢ CLOsK TO ed streets easy N tate, ROOM PLAT. FURNISHED. ere MONTH, FURNISHED. 2 2% VURNISHED APARTMENTS _____ AND FLATS MODERN FURNISHED APART- Ment, firet colored tenant Under new management, Doug! on Annex bad ROO) | #259 DOW , “lots electric stove; furnace fruit; berries; n Own Ww BABY TERMS—6 7) t 3225 30th 8. W., catate, Weet O74a-8, MS; 70x w COMB for ito or FF or -|Fire Chief t Mantor is ff Beattio’s contribu jothes and shoes for the and her din a4 next Mo own spare ap Fire Chief going to star n of old naked of Ar George M his day by giving |parel to the Near East Retief, It's going to b dual nevolonce” with th prevention as well ae fire | ohild.sa ving “If anything T can do will serve ax jan example to other people of Seat |tle,"-sald Chief Manton today, “1 am | |garments and footwear we can spare | from the house and take them to one of the receiving depots for Near Bast Relief, be available at fire sta |tlons and churches all over the city Monday “I hope every Seattle family jtake a look thru thelr clogets and attios between now and Monday and do the same thing. I am told that most any of the old clothes to be! found lying about nearly every Se. attle home, doing nobody any good, will go @ long way toward saving | life among the desperately mbéedy | !people of the? Near Bast. Besides | that, tholr removal from the homes will be one of the most effective {steps toward fire prevention that we have taken in this city in @ long time, _Accunaulatiens. of of Hs clothes, par 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE ME OUT A LOOK lot, 9100 éo- foot 40-foot lot, Tooma, 50-foot lot, garden, ih. $1,000- cash. $1,200-—3 rooms, ah dLoo fruit. om 1,500--3 rooms, 50x145 lot, $100 cash. one are near car, and betpains. Call us up for full i pertiquiars, R Ferdinand St. (Columb: Gop COUNTRY Hoye AT FOE. almost new rooms: ive TH Wie. | t us talk it shod, dads 4eth ® FORK EXCHANGE—&EAL ESTATE BUSINESS BLOCK ana 8 ‘ranciseo for for house scomall biresiee Beat Owner, 4222 36th a BELLINGHAM; PAVED mietioaat moenery for Ames, Poulsbo. Wash. KAGE CRE” NURSERY B-story how sovers] good | *: finely improv * O ruit. “Phe best nursery place on the Sound. Located near Bremer ton. A_ big income can be made | from the nur Fing poll. The i A road Seattle. AIN I¥ TAKEN AT 6. aes pon land partly | ed; Garden of Eden, just aero Washington from Seattle buys thi none better early to Sit itn Mr. Perry. HEAUTIFUL e lots or acreage. h new 1.room 10 minutes oy, from the city, on our new niversity Lake Shore Addition. patie insurance furnished. We s on easy terme. Phone Sunset 341 BARGA DS — 68 ACRES—CAN BB mall tracts: best road: shout 50.009. feet, wider: Rouse: living, fe - +f) 500 Schultz, RF. D BARGAIN 5-ACRE and fruit ranch; 2 acres cleared mile to eriinatas. $1,200. pain! gm cor ona ble ES ings. Arlington. Wn. it $ Re ons HOCK LAND north of eity, near Alderwood, view of Sound. Any terms weer & WHEELER ion Bid i | CHOICE it CRE TRAGTS OF garden land. fronting Pacific high. th of elt: Ban gg ou ery term, a Ste. New York ‘mide. SAL 160 acr: near Seattle. __ Westiake 50, ACRES Monroe Western, 62: Main’ 2209. TO CLOSE ESTATE G. B. Kenyon, 200) RONT. Wi LAKE NEAR county road. Poulsbo, if oral buildings. » tome one a fin place 1 And buildings CHEAP. Oni on easy terms, and will allow you $260 to fix up the house. tr. Perry or Mr. Markley, 5512 Univer- sity way Office pen Sunday i cre place, 1%- . # rich i, gorth of Bowell, which we will well cham (NAVIAN AMERICAN BANK a a" 5 big lots go with I cleared. You can rais enough on i land to set a ¢ a ugh to pay easy term which we si, $150 down, and balance $10 per month. Call ‘at once at 5512 University cRiF | 36.000 cash, or will pay. $500 bonus fora joan of $4,500 for one year, with deed to property as security Only three days’ notice. See me at 1422 Jackson 2-CHAIR BARBER Sif i fine business: white enamel fix- tures; electrical equipment; best location in town, rite owner, Box 104, Philip Dak 98 EPILEPTIC to learn about WOULD YOU CARE NEW Rational LU Positively all seizures from Intarmation B t stopping M ith and atrength by using MIR-GLAND TABLETS juaranteed. f 50 tablets, $2.00. ¢ oy ster Medical 232 2. ve. T THIS OUT roe LUCK sh birth date and 10¢ for wonderful hargaeope of your entire lite. Prof Re Grand Central Sta., New York TRAINED NURSE WiLL FARE confinement patients in her home. Terme y reasonable, , ideal low cate Phone 1685-R DO YOU SUFFER FROM Dv, colds, lumbago or rheumatism? Then come to Cobb Bldg, Baths BLANKET, that gets rheumatism 403 Crary. Mase, WILL CARE J ent in her home. 141 99 CHATTEL LOANS Money to joan. | Londen Jewelry ¢ Established 1896, 105 4nd ave, 8 | | 00‘ REAL, Para | LOAN ehh! AE ath, "Soe Toad aha: 402- it. CON- Pine witt | CHICKEN | fer for | Him-} timber iand, on railroad, | treatment Yor immediate relief of | E A Gapt THE SEATTLE STAR. HEAT STEADIES Duds to Armenians) LOCAL MARKET to Give jer and other characterintic odds and ends of stuff that have been piling up y r in homes, consti tute one existing in this apark from defective wiring, or from | & match accidentally dropped will start them blaxing “Clear m out, Put the clothes and shoes to work in the Net of men, women and children who are suffering for the need of some thing warm to wear, then make a general cleaning of clowete and at jtics, It will probably mean the sav. jing of homes in Seattle at the same ume are saving lives in Ar i menta, af Student Burglars Put on Probation Bleven freshmen of the University of Washington who attempted to break into the home of Dean Irving M, Glen, 4731 15th ave. N. B., for the purpose of stoaling the siren be- longing to the sophomores, May 31, were put on probation for the re mainder of the year and for the whole of next your by. the committee on student welfare it was learned Saturday, James Harmes, who was shot by the police in av attempt to escape and who is not in school this year will be put on probation for the Whole of next years: ¢ and discipline, Chief Reinstates Suspended Officer Becalise of his previous fine rec ord, Motorcycle Patrolman A, J, Hill, driving while drunk in Auburn, was reinstated Saturday by Chief of Po- lice W. B. Severyns, Hill's alleged recorts “Hill has been a good offi " said Severyna, “and he'll get | shother el ; chanes,” . Cook Dies From Bicycle Injury After suftering for seven weeks from injuries incurred when he was struck by a bieycle, Aprii 26, Eric Peterson, 71, logging camp cook, }died in Swedish hospital Friday night. Peterson worked at Carls burg, Wash. The bicycle was ridden by Alfred Lund, 16, of 5221 49th » 8. W. The body is at Mittelstadt’s Undertaking Parlors, Ballard. MAYOR BROWN wil! deliver the principal oration at the ceremonies |to be held im Wenatchee next | Wednesday, Flag day, it is an | nounced. RYTHER HOME TO GET MONEY FROM LECTURE Mother Ryther’s home Is to be the beneficiary of & lecture on ap- plied payehology, to be delivered by Dr. Oriando Fi. Miller, at the Metropolitan theater, Sunday, at 3 p.m. ‘The admission fee will be $2 and $2.50. 1 ah Her scientific anal face, hand, is by « plied wt Haight ARMY RETAIL STORE Ladies’ and men’s khaki out fits made to order. Also full line of auto tenta and. ta paulina. arty shoes, shirts, ete. 1105. THIRD AV Attorneys-at-Law 17 P WALL—Esiabiished 1H87 AT canes; moderate consultation Main 7203, § Hurke Bide, ond ave ri Joseph Allen 507 Leary Hid. Chiropractor Dkk Be TU RNER GC tor, 210-12 Haight dg, 2nd-Pine. Hours, 10-5. Pye. dates. M. 3543. “Christian Science Practitioner lawyer. Bhi. 3985 Ravice free Ail cases. TROPRAC- —- CERISTIAN R ki AC! — "THOR or Pitney. PARAGRAPHS AND POWER DESTINY, 26¢ KACH. 603 PEOPLE'S BANK BLD, MAIN 6558 an or ene ee tt TAR i, Third ave Electric Machinery RENTED PRICE CO., Seattle. Money to Loan MONEY FOR/ YOU id women on in amounts of $15 to 0 MORTGAGE or R required. Your p: 1 be steadily employ It makes fo difference gon went money for. {PLOYES LOAN SONI RTY 565 kimpire Bldg. 914 Second Ave, Near Madison. MONEY an, LOAN On diamonds and jewelry on most satisfactory terms. FOR KEMEDIAL LOANS IN 8) LE SOCIETY Building. npire Madison. & GRAN: | PUGRT BOUND MARBLE Ewtab- | ist and Virginia | 1874 | Optician | bdn and Optometrist Fraser-Paterson Co. mt Attorneys “FREHERICK P. GORIN--PA ent Attorney, American and for- eign patents secured, A 4 and promoted. 806-6-7 Bldg, Seattle at. N. W., Washingto Phone Main 0390. WL REYONLDS, M. Bu NOLDS, Hatablished 8 years examiner U. | _ fice, 402-6 Lyon Hid, 7. W. Maupin, advice, 207 4 | | CL RE ttle, 18 patente. | Free Hinckley Bldg Main | Pia Tuning Upright and Square Piayer, Grand, $4.00. John Strom, Planow tuned, Main 2020. Physicians, HK. ANGUS—Women's aliments ape cialty, 25 years’ experience; fees reasonable, Suite 400 Panta; Surgeons recently suspended on a charge of| : | | | }eattle . Strawberries Continue Drop; Cherries Here he market this morning with the weath little warmer Strawberries ued to drop to from $2.00 t with only extra per orate. ‘The local |made the largest drop, | $4.00 to $1.76 and $2.00. The shipment of California Banners received today, The loca: be will soon be. sively, Cherries are now coming tn fairly large quantitios Royal Ar a pound riety are all off the market and aprivots are still and $3.60 per box, Few changes were noted on Yegotable market today, made a slight drop to $4.00 wack. Uttie rise in price. 5 conts a pound. r It is eedliny per Green wax. Cabbage 0 Carrote—Cal., per m Cal. new, Goa. bunch Cantitlewer-teocal tos lery Local offense wan the first to appear on his Forel Per ~oride Cal. dette, Mexionn, per th latore—Local white Yakima Gems, pte 1 graded Local, 20-% Tomatoes —Mexican | Misstasippi, per Local hothouse, Cal. white, mn: don bunches unches FRUITS | Prices Paid Wholesale Delors y na Macks Black Hen Davie Yellow Newinn’; ow | Renanas—Per tb. | Castalonpes Mex ane. 480 Tmpertal, ae ~~ “Vi Japanese, per ib Chinese, ‘per M, DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid to Shippers A grade, & | tle delivery | Meee ~Freoh ranch, white shell. Pun MitkCwt., £0. b. Beattie supply. F. 0. . B. condensary, ewt. DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Oralers —— Local bese et yin cubes. Rage riceh rasich, whiis seth \ Mixed colors Pullets Cheeee— Or. triplets w tripl Tillamook triplets POULTRY AND MEATS to was a little steadier a ntin: of trom last was ries on the market exclu in and x are selling at 26 cents The Black Tartarian va- Peach. at $3.35 y the Carrow per Cabbage is scarce, causing a et Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Shippers Dacks—Live, old, Med Live, Vasey “ary picked’ %0 steve Choles, Haht +. Heavy, fancy... Rtags, heavy «+. ol Faney light . Med., Ment - POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Decks—Drensed, per ‘> _ Live, heavy, Ib. . Live, light, 1. Dresaes 1% The, and over . Gerse—Drenned, per th. Turkeye—Fancy dresse Live, fancy . Belg! jaree- Dressed .. Cows-Country dressed, Tb, Hoge—Fancy block Veal—Fancy, light Med, dressed . Heavy, coi ; LIVE STOCK Receipts at Keattle Saturday Hoge Bheep ..+ Quotations at Stockyares. Cattle Prime steers .. Medium to choice . Common to good .. Bent cows and helfers Medium to choles .... Common to good Calves, Medium to cholce Heavy « Bulle Hogse— Prime light... Smooth heavy Rough bh Pi Bheep— Prime lambs Fair to good Cull jambs Yearlings « None None | : Nono : di Cadets Rated health, and merea tension of business recovery thruout Klock exchange stil under the Which started on Mriday's late dealin rail und industrial groups showed re Public Kteel was practically the only able outcome of the merger Investix on the opening sale, while showed little change Opening prices Included off Bethteh 100% Heavy selling in Digh priced i and Standa f 198 My | showed @ decia in Mex | at important ean Petroleum compa In the event long await Calif firat atoc riday, first the wold off #h For re riers of 1931, the second quarter La. GRAIN MARKET IS IRREGULAR CHICA fluctuated rply the 0, June 10.—Grain prices ‘actionally and irregu- dull session on the Chicago trade today. Most of the trading was local. Tendency of the market to slump was counteracte by buying by lo ‘ator inter- Provisions were lower. opened up closed unchang © at $1.16% and cle Corn opened up ke and closed off ise tember open ed up Ke at 65%0 and closed un- nged. December opened off ee ¢ and closed up July oats opened up and toned oft D oft Ke and cloned at | ‘December opened ua at 40%0¢ and closed un- Chicago Live Stock (Saturday's Quotations) Hoge—Neeeipt Market 100 | 0 sponge. Dien, 9. | Cattle—Kepeipts, Choies ahd prime, Market stendy. cull an wether cull to §,000, robe, twos, $1.00g2. eee Portland Market Status Coltio—tlarket sotsinal eek ators, rime mixed, ; ples, Market stend seein ’ ir. val lambs, wethers, $66 6% F11 4 eS 4 | x Lt Ma 11.6% 11.82 11.47 ALi7 11.50 11.80 0.5 1 11.80 Nominal Nominal Nominal eee 1 1 1 BANK CLEARI Seatle ++ $4,581,329.35 | . 1,142,933.81 ortland | Clearings .... . 4,209,046.00 | Ba ‘ 898,366.00 } Tacoma { Total transactions ., 2,17: 8,000.00 as Distinguished The University of Washington R O T. C. has received the “distin guished” rating again this year, ac- cording to @ telegram from the Ninth corps area headquarters, at the Pre sidio, California, to President Suzzal lo. Secretary of War John W. Weeks wired his congratulations to the ca- | deta, The inspection which led to the de cision to give the rating was held on Februa [Demands Refused, PORTLAND, Or., June 10.—Re. fusal of restaurant owners to renew working conditions and wage scales which have been in force for the last year caused the walkout of a number of culinary workers here to. day and resulted in the picketing of three important downtown restaur- ants, B HAY, GRAIN AND FEED’ City Delivery, Waslessln, Per WEeis, voile 10 Oats Whole, fee Rolled Ground, 86-1. sk Sprouting, 100-1, Wheat—Recleaned fe All-Grain Chop—80- 1 | Chick Feed—100 ghiek Mash—Wit Grow! Feed ach . ‘ May—Alfaifa No. 1. mothy No, 1. prrrrvverrreerrrrrtr try Midvale, roleum advanced to 64% quarter common, altho below the record figure of Workers Walk Out | Bad Breaks. Occur in High-Priced Stocks INANCIA patie nile ag the influ REVIEW wave ateel meri d continued ¢ prices on the New York selling movement wa, Bost of the eotive tenues in both ¢ pna_on initial transactions. Re- ine id to the favor- ‘ation K to 7 Lackawanna and Bethlehem port 17, Studebaker, 121, off % CM: 36 off % Binciair, 96%. off %; | Off Yi United states | am 1," curred 44% 1 inst @ recent first hour, the, general lint the sharp recovery ion of ita Chapopote # development Is con- recent history of the producing territory which | other Mexican feds. In the first hour. Altho this in atl 10 p the price of 3 Petroleum he third $3,000 in| an increase over eee New York: Stock Exchange American Sumatra Amer. Tel & Tel American Wools Copper | Adama Rixprese Haidwin Locomotive,.1 Haltimore h, Bteel * ¥ Columbia Gas Cunsolidated Gas. ba Me K aT | Miksourt Pacitie. Orpheum Cireuit Pennaylvania Pierce Arrow. Reading Hep, Livn @& Btee Rock 1s Bears: Hoebuck @ \Southers Pacific. ; |Houthern Railway. Btudebsker Corp. | Brit | Brit British Victory British Ret. 40 Belgium Restor. Belgium Premium. German W. le 6 Berlin 4 Hambur; dure 4 Liepsig 4% Laepsix bs Munich 4%: Munich 6s Frankfort 4s Japanese 4... -. «1% panes ind 4% | United Kingdom 5%a, oar) 510 Second Ave., Seattle Rects. Cont. Estd. Lt.Yr. i) + 203 105 Says Banking Head Is Robbers’ Dupe WASHINGTON, June 10.—Gov- ernor W. P. G. Harding, head of the federal reserve board, is dominated “a gang of robbers,” senator Hef- democrat, alabama, declared to. in resuming his attacks to pre- {vent reappointment of Harding as | head of the reserve system. | ‘Phe deflation policy Harding has put in force in federal reserve banks is part of a wide scheme “to rob the resources of the nation," Heflin de- clared. STUNT WINS by jlin, | day Barry Ostrom and Lillian Rosenfeld doing the hand- and-head stand which won the prize at the annual field day of the Savage School for Girls on Long Island, ‘Ship Ne Tides in Seattle hecond ivan’ fide | on 37 p.m. “ Second low ‘tide. | 118 p.m, 1d [11:66 p.m, 66 te] cee Weather Bureau Report TATOOS ISLAND, June 10.8 @ Maas Bar nd Makure, at is stack, at 6 a at 6:40 © m.; str Adm S mj ate Mowrdishe at 8: | Arrivals and | Departures 4 | June 10—ser some OF City trom St 6:06 & m.: ate A. Le Kent from. mare via Ipbia, New York, | Baldor fan FF | Portt fron Ju june 10—Btr Preside Vietors: bz hal Hongtang, at for Southeastern m.; str Lena Luckenbach for York via Tacoma, Mukilteo, Port Anacortes, Ban Francine: Balboa and Philadelphia, at 3:48 a June %—Btr Steel Navigator for York via Tacoma, Everett, San fan Pedro, Beiboa and Philadel 5:60 p. m.; wr Tokt Yokohama, at 6 tor Tacoma, at 1 . —Halied, str northbound, at 11 p. mj miral Evans, southbound, at 2 Alameda, northboun: . Manila—June $—Sailed, atr Stuart lar for Vancouver, B. 4 iny—June T—Arrived, ote by from Beattie. bre ckohame—June 7—BSalled, Maru for Beattie b San Pedro—June 9—Arrived, ete F Baxter from Everett. from Tacoma; str cm ngs ge ens, | - pe , es D. bo ‘sound Neval Station. ats a—June 10—Arrived, Lackenvad® from ir. . & Shipping Board Moorings, Union—#tr City of kane, Nive otr Weel iseroa = avers ‘pros’ Milling Dock—Str aie ‘Steamship Moorings—Btr Stacy iitreet Terminal—U. & C. & rnside. wood, U. & C. 8. Hanford Street Terminal—Str | Maru. ™ Patterson, — 4 Ames Yard—Str Roosevelt. Nettleton Mill Dock—Str Santa Colmaa Creowoting Works Sir Grie Hetfernen, Dock —Str_ Valdes. Fisher's Mill Dock—Str Deirosa,, Winslow Marie Rallway-—Darke barge Coquitlam City, ‘ete str, Morning Siar . str Grittds, eches Not! Allies Refuse to Py Give German PARIS, June 10.—The in’ al bankers who have been c ing a loan to Germany finished tl deliberations today and submitted ; réport to the reparations The loan is refused for it is understood. From French sources it was ported the bankers concluded would be impracticable to Germany's debt and float a lean the present state of the market, while the debt remains so big. much as reduction or cancellation Germany's debt is not»within the bankers’ jurisdiction, they were Um able to proceed. The date for their next was not fixed, as it depends on governments. Fleet Will Come Here for Summer WASHINGTON, June 10. Sound will be the rendezvous of Pacific fleet during July and Aus gust, according to a schedule ap- proved today by the navy depart ment. The movement north will etar€ on June 27, from San Diego, The battleships, including Admiral Eb- erle’s flagship, the California, and destroyer divisions 34, 35 and 36, | will all move up the coast, arriving jat different ports in the Northwest on July 1. Chinese Tongs to Have 10-Day Peace Warring Chinese tongs will be at peace for 10 days, beginning Sun- day noon. A telegram received at the Seattle headquarters of the Hip Sing tong Saturday, announced that the Hip Sings at San Francisco had opened negotiations with the Bow Leong and Bing Kung tongs with a view to permanent peace, The’ armistice was then arranged, A. O. U. W. to Hold Benefit Program Evergreen Lodge 2, A. O. U, We will hold a benefit program Mone day evening at the A. Q, U. We hall, Ninth ave, and Union st, to collect funds for P, Pasanan, who lost both hands in an accident res cently. Pasanan has a wife and family, All are invited to attend the benefit, Denny Hill Regrade Is Pushed by Club Organized for the purpose of urge ing regrading of Denny hill, the North Seattle Improvement club Fri- day night elected the following offi- cers: Mrs, Esther Bosley, president; M. J. West, vice president; .. T. Bure ton, treasurer; R. G, Bushell, secre. tary. Members are enthusiastig over the proposal to regrade the hill, 4,