The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1922, Page 13

[Reporters Protest , cheerful hone; em. geite ver “and. tub | the Be up; weekly, S880 up. Walking dinthnes Wert TARE TAGNDR THe. hing ST 49 FOR SALE—MISCRLLANEOUS eo AALS A LSB) COMPANY | Pour bine Copboard dodte ).! Sash 20x! 4taehe Window and door scresna his to order, “OUraIDY ak kate OF INGTON 80 p otk month, oF $200 year RIBR | de ie lors hn board laws by the light five. Indvertivemen' windah\elds put in your to t1 o'clock tx wilt be | each morn- regular afternoon edt- we the credit ts mood. Phane Mate nite adver 9.00) My argent wudtenee | 1x4 celling : 2 | ext coder siding #54 common ne HAMILTON LI R CO, Fast Marginal Wav sat Dawson Bt, Glendale O6Tt GRish RUT SNAPE ge rooms. Axmt russel, 11-8x12, on 1 up to $¢s We carr Di-Sx18, ete. J Fourth. RADIO” BF On detector tube ony in | tinter Co. 1808 Woatlake, | 207 for | FINE WILTON HUGS De-| Many on sale at the price of minsters in the 0x1? wise, la: carried at r The nner Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 0600 ——— FEMALE HELP WANTED fh YOUNG GIRL, FOR GEN. eral housework. Must be found of children and understand plain) cooking, 2232 Federal ave, morn-| ines oF call Capitol 143%. Por | | . “ f also odd STAR-A-STAR SHINGLES #2 per M. delivered. Bee stock, West Seattle Ferry Doe Weat 0384 West 4588 evenings. nd sell dealers: ea Satay Oo 5 Std tee CAS. Rr. ft Dew tiot | Sian’ st write Lite ry Mpureau. & Hannibal, Mo. se YOMEN TO HULC hog ago Apply end of Spo~ me CKRERS WANT- poly County-City Bide. TXNO PLAYING atrate per = day: ® large rug trade t. ldron Co _Jong at 1322 Fourth, H Yenry Rid FOF “BLIGHT. tools, jaekse Ninth N. E furniture, fealn. 4015 4451, | PORTABLE EATARSR houses, stores. DEM PORTABLE BLDG. CO. pL 7 lt Rt Capitol “Site BARGAIN AWOP, 1614 rm Baresine in men's women’ ehildre ath tn LANE AND ec wood. $3.50 and up. Office, Sun- net 0628; residence, Sunset 2171 MEN OF GOOD HARITS to fete well conduct- ped prospecting party | iz tn the placer gold | ef the Caribou. BC ‘Trans: equipment and trod i inters oled ie lon of S178 required, which unit of Interest if mineral | t= made. Prospects very | pend deat four months of Fine company. Your oppor Mr. Jar New Richmond ING MA heads, $10 up. Main 1926, PANGS spied on purchase. pata Fourth ave. not Ras ae 9 cord. Gar- it. a te ti ae work, guaran re. Owl 1817 Firat. chat WOOD, TEINCHE, $4.75, delivered. Sunset 8772. lis TOR MILE w oe a RTA AGH AFR FTN 1008 Tot ae aene. |S? FURNITURE FOR SALE be- | FURNITURE 0 WOUSEREEPING tes| rooms trade for home or real es tate 4-62, Star. iter Cw: ve Al references. on to right ran. case rents Sei Saal For be neat I" cheap, 96 87. $10. ty between 4 and ‘some tarmiture. Seventh = ry. Travel; make secret westigations reports Salaries expenses. American PForeien fective Agency €49. St Lola. if DAY GATHERING | 188i FORD TO: Car only been used 300 miles: larg Tf you are conte rou $350. ts wed Car “611 Pourth Ave. Annex. i004 Sth. near Westinke 4 lean, furnished, steam heated ba > ps (for men): tree 20 rorD CARS cash down payment, ance ever If month: — SELL NE jafield can't repalt yourlon se aah, pmateh. Shrow it away. 394 Tajoa. ‘and eprea: Wateh an ry Alarm ik mente! clocks. ord & Schwarz 4907 Arcade. motor first class RAIRD PRS TALL er 100. postpaid. ‘PRINTER. 216 Jefferson. i iter $260 monthly. St! hall me a quick action. No storage AES PAINTING, PAPER- alsomining at moderate | Fill ont I Ninnis. North 2071,| bach, 0850 dave. } EDIER. MARTIED, MUST | seane have ammndiate gavioreont von) . take anything steady. one j- | Mote 1874-W. Price . faa LASS PAPER painting. senates, ficient. BAIN’ iG za paper cleaned "snd bung. Bast aOURER ry Estimate f lank. mall it to Henry Moss. | 07 ith ave. FANGING ix me Reliable, of- | | Pho . y TO 16 ACKE in exchange for used car. Must be in good condition. If interested, soe. write Box J-63, Star. Mees tute a FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS atained. $10 and t 3142-W fhe > MAL FFMALE HELP == TON BUILT, AND 1 MALE AND TALE HELP OS rubber jong wheel bai WANTED suitable far heavy hauling. GET GOVERNMENT POSTTION®. Will consider part ostal mall service Men, wome §. over, wanted. Hundreds an- pointments made yearly. $120 monthly. Examination acon. No experience required, Full partie- | lars free. Write Clumbia Sehoo! | Civil Servier, 3 pe Bldg. > trad | GAKAGES PORTABLE GARAGES. CAPITOL a922 75 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE Ghsesns is, WOMEN | ‘and girls: parties of three or more; | fields: good accommodations. | WIN answer letters giving partie- | or call on Seattle parties, | Bate number in party and age of | children. Pickers must be 12 years or over. Write E. C. Orton, Sum-| ner wi ANTED Henny PICK raspberries and biackberries selent accommodations for particulars. id T. ie THESE ARE |Some Furnished $ 950—$150 cash ed; nice paid $1,600—$150 cash—5 furnished; nice ete, 2 rooms, furnish- lot; street grades partly fruit, rooms, Jot, ex Write Evana, $2,600—-$500 cash—6 rooms, moder! nicely furnished; very choice corner lot, 609x110; frul shrubbery, etc. with streets and sewer all paid. 1ED BARGAIN 4 ¢.; lot 75 with paved street in full Da write for information, R 19, Puyallup, Wash Fi. 1. Sriyder. | % __SALESMEN WANTED | GOOD” BALES) LLING ON | garages can make $25 to $ daily felling new and highly indo aed | nutomatic device. A real oppor. tunity. Bear Manufacturing | Company. Rock Island. Til, SKLESY SeLL M MAD to-order clothing. Attractive ma terials: lowent prices; good pro Samples ready, Give. experience. Emerson Tailoring Co, Beventh| 4417 and Arch, Philadelphia | oJ 1OsST A FOUND LORE FRIDAY “MORNING, Garfield high school beaded bag. Finder 1968. Reward. | 3 FURNISTED tea | MALL FURNISHE HOUSE, Kreen yard, couple oF Seanatee, 315. | 9968. ' 1301 FB. Alder UNFURN | $2,400. lots here, and surely a bargain, as the street assessments cost nearly this much. JAMES G, JONES CO. v e and nd Listing St. completely Vights; city ; sink and bathroom; lot 60 e bearing fruit trees: bi rones, lawn and a good ga house vacant, and in fine his i# a enap, on $200 to suit y Big dis- c . 8 “AT | A red ateel- call Bast 308 Jdence, Sunset BARGAINS Am sacrificing 4 lots, near 65th and Phinney, $140 each. Owner, 216 Yale Bidg.. Sura and Union. FOR FALE, nished cotta rage. we | MUST room WLY TIN Melrone 086% OMVORTATLE 9- cottage, close in, lawn, chicken hous 2808 5 modern berries, and small incumbrance VOR $18 @ month. mornings to J. Andresen SUPING ROOMS, $1.50 AN kitehen privileges. 60% Unie OPPORTUNITY: STARWAN TADS! nights after HOME eH ord on Vil) consider anything in ncrenae, Main 2678 af “$1,600. 2-ROOM toare, $509; terms. Owner, Geb Cascadia ave 48 WANTED—MISCEL LANEOUS | PET STOCK ‘Aine Kood ou in. | Phone East j of fine land on Bainbridge island | Muat! Telephone West) me Unfurnished | Against Hague Act =e" HAGUE, June 17.—The fight of the newspaper men for recom [nition of them at the International conference hy ntinued to shadow diplomatic developments, Foreign Minister Van Karnabeck yesterday granted the correspond. ents une of @ room in the basement of the palace, but a guard was placed on the atairs to keep them }from approaching the delegates, ‘Therefore the correspondents signed and forwarded a new protest to Van | Karnabeek, % ¢ over- 1 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR REST PART OF CAF. itol hitl-Modern owner, Capitol @ ve Small Gotta; meyowe swe, 91.50 iin, 610 A, | 76 WEST SEATT | f-ROOM DERN HUNGALOW; Pe joment; on, near Schmits park. — town, 8227 49th 8 FUR BACHANGE—REAL ESTATE “EROOM, HO HRN HUNGALOW T BREMERTON Lot 40x10: full basement} mice toca | tion Full price $2260. Owner has $1,500 equity, and will trade for acrehge lots In Seattle What have you to ii CLIFFORD LAND Lea piped to orchard: tools and “rurnitire plenty wood $1,650 she rus “SUNDAY. sunuE CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY G17 Third Ave. Open Evenings 10 ACRES, IMPROVED 5 acres under tivation: 4-reom house; good well; barn; 16 bearing fruit trees. This ia the best buy on the market today at $1,750, 8500 Cash Balance Terma to Bu! ‘Op. ~TMPHOVE i, Meracre land Ites level 06-—8-ACRE, Small, new house cleared: no partly Your own ter CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY 617 ‘Third A nm Bvenines seTw WEN BEX AND TAG OMA S-ACRE | Near Des Motne Lem 00078 4100. ie | "Terms COMPANY i level. Price Balance CLIFFORD LAN! 417 Third A FOR SALE—390 Ach Oakland, Or. Frait. stock and farm land geod hou all necessary | Buildings. | Must “sacrifice ‘on ac~ count old age 0. Or Win. Filson, | BY Bh «ACRE poultry ranch, well | stocked. Hox 135, Snohomish, Wa. FARM & Ohio Railway ry, ik, grain farms, $29 per acre farme near cit terms, De. i Write for bar- Nghtfal eltenat Crawley, Agent. aie Vat oake iy ‘Ohio Railway jeh- ve “FF RMS WAN WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNE having farm for sale Give par- eulare and lowest price. John J a nee at, Chippewa et mon } |S COLLECTIO: ‘world orn Attorney's Bonded Collec- San Bernardino, “Tt ACCOUNTS, claims, anywhere in world ne Re. Attorney's Bonded Collec rvice. San Dernardi Cal BUSI ovr JNITIES SHERIFF SAYS MOVE, GET ODF. Tam forced, and will sell to beat the schemer my two house No, 422 and 1424 Jackson for 6.000 my $500 bon for a loan for one year, With deed to property as security, far Bi days’ notice, Bee me at rooma; modern on highway; op Money make A bargain Ferndale, W heat mite for Mrs. hi, condition: GN. depe the right p J. A.” Barn: _Hox "384. eB. 212 Howe Bid: | See our list Teste | FOR BAL ry | geod paying busin: dale 0241 NAL BPILEPTICS: WOULD You to learn about Ww treatment for immediate relief EPILEPSY? Positively stopping all setmures from first Information free. tend iJ & 709 Ind ave. CARE AK GLAND® rT health and strength by using R-GLAND TABLETS. real 622g, Guarantend. Ry mail, lets, $2.00. Chester Medicai 242 28rd ave. N. levy ~ Fille OUT FOR LUCR—WEND | birth date and 10¢ for wonderful | horoscope of your entire life. Prof. * a Grand Central Sta., re. wr vii prin, BO tal New rheuma’ or t! Then’ come te Cobb Bldg. 4687. Bathe. A aweat that 402- aK T, fide iulectians 403 Crary Bt ‘ON: "Pine CHATTEL LOANS | Money to loan. London Jewelry c Established 1896. 106 2nd ave, A. 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS Mone m and acreage loans. ROTH FARM MTG. CO. 1022 ard. 59.000 R. ROP! KENWOOD 2295, FUNERAL NOTICES Seattle, June 1 + RANSOM, ag a J KR. Ransom, Ransom, sister nd Louis Beck » and Charles Leck, and M R. W. Ima, Wash # Sunday at 12:40 Home Undertak- in RIN Cumming, Funeral servic {at Port Blakeley, ling Co. |GAY—At 7 nN. ¥ June Lt 1622, ARTHURS, GAY, awed Of ra, beloved husband of Kittle ay and father of He . Thomas C. and vicer Sunday at 3 p.m Body will be shipped urche, 8. Dak Home Un- » Ninth at Union. At 2806 TG. Toy at. Ju CHARLOTTE. DURLIN 4 yearn, bele wife rling, mother of Wm. Ern price mother M. M.. Port Durling. neral services ur chapel, | Undertaking ¢ HARRIS—At_ 865 19 2DITH Monday at Cremation. 4p. Home ih s, ih June is, ai aged of J Funeral services Sunday at 1 at our chapel. Interment at View. ne Undertaking Co, 106 9AL, NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CON This is to certify M rho q has ade applic ‘ation to and at re mn & garage at 101-17 Westlake ave. N,, lota 4, 6, 6, block 89, 0, ifth Addition jAnyone desiring to protest such oe- cupancy must file such protest at the office of the Building Depart- ment, Room 505 County-city Bldg. prior to Saturday, July i, 192% Section 906, Ordinance No. 31678. p,m. ake Rational t) Harry } 5) a) THE SEATTL LECATE WIDOW JURY WITNESS Weitz Also Called, Jury Is on Last Lap Pmmanuel Weitz waiting eal urday mornin, probing the trolman Le way, Mra Legate ts expected to jtestify to alleged «raft conditions in the pollee department as her by her husband, Luke 6, May, homicide expert, Bat. yaterious death of ems, Umes by the jury, testify on | tho * of the clroumstances of Le. gato’s death, May expert testimony on trunk murder, Witnesses called William Richardson, and 8. B presumably the Mahoney Friday inetuded cabaret owner, Groff, Beattie newspaper man, The grand jury does not show signe of ending ite probe for some time, but is thought to be on the} | last lap. SAYS WOMEN MUST LEARN BY FRANK A, CLARVOE PORTLAND, June 17.— "Women must understand underlying principles of busine nd social conditions if they would par- tlotpate intelligently in politics.” Mise Alioe Robertson, republican congresswoman from the Second Oklahoma district, here to attend the Row festival as the personal repre- entative of President Harding, made thiv statement this morning. “The national principles of politics call it ‘good government’—and of jbusiness and society in its biggest jaense are so inseparably interwoven that no one can pose ae understand Ing good government unless they first understand conditions which good government seeks to remedy, approve and stimulate, Aung Comme eens Part of Terminal Practical abandonment of the Stacy st. terminal by the quarter master corps of the army was an- nounced Saturday by the port com- minsion, owners of the property Only the heating. plant, garage and « portion of the warehouse are re tained by the army in the new one. year lease, which becomes effective "Fan LAND e SARGAING IN| VIRGINTA” “FARMS | July 1. To meet the new condition, the quartermaster corps fe shipping out 38 months’ supplies to each of the Sound forts, and, tn addition, 10 truck loadsa a day are being sent to Camp Lewts The warehouse mpace left on the port commixsion's hands will be used for the arege of canned salmon. Two Fire Cositaien to Retire July 1 ‘The great fire gong will ring no longer for two Seattle fire veterans Paey will have retired the will no longer be part of the day a! routine to Captains § &. Braum, $7, and William M. Cowley, 55. Braum has ?7 years to his credit, while Cowley has 20. ‘ ON A CHARGE of non-support, Mrs. Gladys Clurk was granted a de- cree of divorce Friday afternoon from W. J. Clark in Judge A. W. Frater's court, Mra. Clark said fam. ‘fy troubles had broken up her + | home. The Seattle Star (DIRECTORY Attorneys at-Law bitahed 1007. “A 215 Burke ft 905 Second ave. Ravice tree. Joe All canes, 507 I Bi M. 3642 | — Christian Science Practitioner — Fr. —— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Te Ne ER THACHER, PRACTICAL — TR NO CLASS WORK GI THY F DE! POWER DESTINY, 260 BACH. 603 PEOPLE'S BANK BLD. MAIN 6658 MARY Collateral Loens LOANED ON ALL AWTT- THE RELIABLE, MONEY cles of value 907 Third ave Electric “Machinery HovGw + —Sor. MONTPLIUS PR Money to w. + aan MONEY FOR You Loans made to men and women on short notice in arenas of $16 to 100, NO MORTG. or IN pay and be steadily employed js all we ask. It makes no difference you owe what you want See us today N SOCIBTY 66r Bide, 914 Second Ave., Near Madison. MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds and Jowelry on mont satisfactory te Y FOR RE Muh DIAL LOANS IN SEATTL Building. Madison Monuments PUGET SOUND MARR We Co., Ant and Virginia. jan Patent RICK and Optometriat Fraxer-Pateraon Co. Attorneys P. GORIN--PAT- American and f Wash, and #09. ¥ , Washington, D. Phone Main 0890. 1, Fue YonT-Ds. Mf NOL i J . & Patent 0 fice 402-6 L Elliott 50 Gapt. J. W. Maupin, U- 8. patents Free advice, 207 Hinckley Bldg Main 2729. Piano Tuning U; Upright and “Bqiiaré Strom, Physicians, Surgeons Private sauatorium for women—Ma tornity, surgical and nervous cases, Licensed physician attending. 1627 15th ave. Capitol Hill car it, ANGUS—Women’s allmeats ape- cialty. 25 yours’ experience; feos reasonable, Suite 400 Pantages Bid. the grand jury now! * got slowly under) told | the fundamental | | 4 proven the most consistent wit- | rise May has been recalled many Which are said to be the best berries to grown for canning, are up to #9 and his séientific invertiga-| ($3.26 per erate, Marshalls are quoted | | Ponsa required. Your promise to | ™ | Broilers STAR. BERRY SHORTAGE PUTS PRICE UP Cantaloupes Steady, Cherry Market Good Due to the extremely dry weather, berries were short on the market Saturday and the demand was in creasing. Farmers declare that with ® little rain t fieids could produce the finest berries that have been «rown in Washington for several years, The shortage also caused 4 in pr Clark's Seedlings, lat 25 and $2.50 per crate, with furnished | Van Diemena at $2. Another carload of Imperial canta loupes was received early, They re- mained. at Friday's price, $660 for the standard crate, Bastern Wash- ington cherries are in and selling at 20 to 22% cents per pound The vegetable market opened quite |nctive Saturday. Local peas are a ttle scarce and quite high, They {are up to 15 and 20 cents per pound. | Potatoes are slightly heavier in sales: The jobbers say the new potatoes | will completely take the place of the | Old ones within a week or 10 days. ' of the dull se per sack Loral, new, dos. bunches Cautitiower— Local, dor Coters ‘al. oni CucumbersLoeal hothouse, ‘ansne Kee Pine Pr. ton . 20.60 ph fancy eraced nent, 20:%. bow Tomatore-—-Missinapp! per crate hathou per erm Arkansse Diacks . Biack New Davie « Winesspa Prices Paid Apricete Cai, Appice (row layer trom inzer Pratt Howey comb. William | Gal Price Buia to Shigeo Paid te Kn Bhippers Jo, Beattie delivery . rewh ranch, white shel, Pte colors cot neary, owt DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers - mery, cubes. treat ranch, white shell. ed colors Pullets Cheese Or. triplets .. Wisconsin eream brick Block Swiss ‘Wash. triplet: Tillamook tri POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Bhippere Dacks—Live, old, per t. Live, young, per Tb. Broflers—1 to 1% 1% Tos. and over . Hene—4\4 Te and vu Med., live, 3% to 4ly Ii 1 light, 3 to 3% the ia, live, per nee Choon, the .. y, heavy, 160-200 the, . heavy aes POULTRY ‘AND. ‘MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Wenlese heavy, Ment, =D Gerar—- Dressed, p dressed, 1%. Cows—-Country ar Hoge—Fancy block Veal—Fancy, Neht Medium to chotee Common to good . nd helfers r Moge— Prime light Rmooth heavy Rough heavy Bu by UNAM T eee timerife zs Market Is Improved in Early Dealings WALL STROLT JOURNAL FINANCIAL R K, June 17.—-Developments overnight were 7 ent over Mexico's foreign debt, and the statement o: n that the fin tutions of the country were credit and wer noe agriculture and nding interest. The ympared with the rket were generally better vinw wiruetive, pars pleum’ hk started at 1444 week's low of 193%, in early dealings. Opening prices jncluded:, Brooklyn Rapid “ 7 opening wan « feature comm 1%, and ran v en in the whole rie 14% iD 7 Fa up sit ‘alum, 43%, ‘s: +g rn Pack % P Sy; Midvale, 32%. up ts; Sou We Frnt hour wah at @ considerably slower rate than on many recent Saturdays when the mi t was in an aggressive phase of the primary forward movement. Dut prices held well and a number of special innuen started fresh advances, Among these were Maryland Oil, which gained 1% to 46% on the expectation of some favorablé develop- Monts at the directors’ meeting next Tuesday. ‘The company th dustry is strong, 16,000 barrele o: production daily grons in Aistrict, most. of which ts U of its omnpaAny’s crud up 1 Trading in the on in Crucible, 70%, epublic, Midvale, 83% Baldwin, i; Lackawai te 4; Cima "Loe Company, si 7 Motors, 194%) Marine . up 1h; athore i New York Stock Exchange B10 Second Dp 1m: nm Pt aise this WHEAT PRICES — CLOSE HIGHER : CHICAGO, June 17- 17.—Wheat prices 71%, off hee 67%, up %; ¢ tral Block Rubber Siecka: Suneas:: ) Alii Chalmers j Amer. Aue. Chemical. Amer: Honeh Mi American cloned fractionally higher #t the end| Amer Car a Fdy, on the Chicago |Amer. Locomott: board of trade today. The advance | | Was due to heavy buying by Kastern | An inter nd din J hy Lacomorive- 1190 ‘sect Chicago Board 3 ird of Trade Butte & Buperior (daiurday's Quotations | California Packini #95 | Chanaiee stor: ite Consolidated Ga Continental 71% 7h bi ay atts 14% 7° 29% rele Petroleum. Montgomery Ward. Montana Power Northern Pacific Orpheum Ctroutt Katimated corn, 199 cate; Portland Market Status (haturday’s Cattle—Rooeii i 38. Markee nominal, Hest steers, S8.26@48.78; fair to good stooen a4 to chotce fore, $46.2006.60; canners, $2@ $240, bulls, $3.70G 6.50; entves, 14.008 9. Hoge—Market eae Prime mixed, 1 12; heavies, §5@11.76; * ar ihein ~~ C Market $9.200°9.85; ood, wood and cholee, §5.76@ 9.25; end mediem. $1.10 eifers, steady. medium | * and 2 1504 ss heep—Market unchanged. Spring lamba, 411@ 12.50; ewes, $4.6005 ee N. Y. Sugar and Coffee (Saturday's Qnotations) Soger—Quiet. Raw, $4.16; granplated, 15.1006 | Coffee—No. 7 Rio, apot, 10% G1 No. 4 Santos, 14% @14%e Ib. see Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, June change opened’ ensier. france, $0.0872%; lire, 40.0031 % | CANTON FORTS ARE CAPTURED, HOD June 17.—The prin- cipal forts of Canton, capital of the| South China republic, have been| captured by the troops of General Chen Chiung Ming, according to dispatches recefved here today. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, president of the southern government, is report ed to be a fugitive aboard a cruiser, General Chen Chiung Ming was until recently commander of Dr. Sun Yat Sen's army, He is under stood to be in alliance with General Wu Pei Fu, who recently, drove Chang Tso Lin, the Manchurian war lord, from the territory of ‘the Northern China government. Wu Pei Fu wants to exterminate all rebels in China and make it all one country again John L. Lewis Will Not Oppose Gompers CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 17.— John L, Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, today an- nounced he would not be a candi- date against Samuel Gompers for the presidency of the American Federation of Labor. Arriving here today to attend the federation convention, Lewis said: “I positively am not, and will not, be a candidate. I have a job in hand in the shape of a strike and I} can see no further than that.” me Ib; Clipped. Oate— Whol Roles | Suiek Feed-100-1. Chick Mash With 1 SE 0. i. Growing Feed 100-1. sks. Growing Mash—No BM, 100-p. Keg Manh—No BM, 100-1. sks Peanut OW Meal Cottonseed Meal Linsend OU Meal Meal {Oregon to F; ight Private Schools PORTLAND, Ore., June 17.—Ore- gon is overwhelmingly in favor of placing upon the ballot at the general election next November a bill elimi- nating military, denominational and : t | private schools, and requiring all chil- |dren of school age to attend the pub- lic schools, Petitions for the initiative gy gone and today the committee charge declared nearly 50,000 bog Ay approximately half the votes cast at the last primary election, have been. signed, assuring the bill's place on the ballot, Only 13,300 signatures are necessary. In the republic of Andorra the women are not permitted to eat at *he same table with their husbands. mm Bon Aivaite Meat Hone Meal Bone—Granul Charcoal—Bastern, Weatern Fish Meal Grit—Lime Granite Meat Scraps Bholl—Mastern oyster 0 | Western oyster . Beach. . Hay —Aitaita No. i Timothy No. 1 Straw . . hard Woman “Messiah” to Rout Bolshevists; MOSCOW, June 17.—Olga Feodor- ovitch has proclaimed herself a “Measiah come to drive out Lenine and his creatures,” and has already gained a large following in South Russia, ry crude oil! Ship News Tides in Seattle SATURDAY ' eUNDAY JUNK JUS 1A Virnt Low Tide | wiest Low Tide F mo, 4.1 ft 16:11 a 10, Bo fe Virat High Fide FER i Fide ; ! 114d py, m., | Weather Bureau Arrivals and Departures June 17 sivpento 1 Walter via Ketehikan, June 16—Btr Howigs more via Balbon, He } Portiand ang r ; ate porte via Tacoma, June 17—fitr Northwestern from western via Boutheastern Alaske, at & m.; str Howick Hall for Tacome, 9:16 &. m.; ete Wilihtle for New York ‘Tacoma, Han Francisco, #an Pedro, hom and Philadelphia, at 6:16 « m. Spokane for Boutheastern Alaska, Of June 16—Ste Reinier for Tacoma, BY midnight; President Jackson for Tes — coma, at 2:20 p. m.; str President tor bow | oad vie Tom Ban Francisco and Sam siieidlegtiay he Alaska Vessels Junesu—June 16—Salled, str ‘ew York--June lb—-Arived, ste A. Luckenbach from Beattie. Philadelphia—June 15—-Arrived, Katrina Luckenbach from Seattle. une 16—Satled, str Fi str Lehigh for Beatties June 16—alled, str ir Beattie. Ban Pedro—June 16—falled, str ator for Beattie; str Goodfellow for : at Julia Luckenbach bee, Ban Franciaco—June | from New Fork, Balled | patrick for Beattie, a —eamimtits str Pa Tp P. ‘A. MeMonney for Beattie, 00.8 p HF, Alexander for Honolulu. Dungeness-—June 17—-Passed |Horaisan Maru for Beattie, at 6:20 Tecoma—June oases. ate from Beattie; str Wilintio from Vessels in ‘Port at Wheatiand Montana, schr Pier B—Str Yokohama Maru. Groat Northern ‘Terminal—ser ote ‘CleerWigekentaces 4 Peatterson. Ames Yard—Str Betrarnan, Devéocins-See Falaen, insio = ing . 2 Griffds, schra Metioon. wm, N ham. FAMOUS ARTIS MAY COME Howard Chandler Chi Seeking Vacation Seattle may be host this jto Howard Chandler Christy, famous artist, ag the result of tising placed in Eastern | the Pacific Northwest Tourist | | | ciation. tary of the association, has just re: ceived a letter from Christy per | Northwest's recreational |his attention having been caught & double-page advertisement in the This particular advertisement was” ‘particularly opportune, because it New York was struck by a t {storm which killed many persons Another letter, resulting from a same advertisement, was who writes: lave been enjoying the recent ‘tifie Northwest. I would like to lone of the general booklets, * © lof taking a trip in the near ful i and when they see such views as Ny want to go more than ever.” ¥ In addition to this adver page advertisement in the mid-week pictorial section of the New ¥t in nearly 50 other newspapers in the: United States and Canada in the las . eae Wilson to Aid in DALLAS, Tex, June 17.—Further participation of former gressional political contest was nounced here today when Culbertson, running for reelection, gave out a letter declaring Wilson “brought under criticism,” | ‘The letter, written by James Ran+ direction, was to Mrs. C. R. Field, of Dallas, and was interpreted as notices: of Culbertson, Trustees Named OLYMPIA, June 1%, — Noah appointed to the board of trustees of the Bellingham State Normal sehool, pointed as a trustee at the Bilens- burg State Normal, according to am yesterday Herbert Cuthbert, executive secre: for additional information about the: |New York Tribune of June 11, |was printed on the very =e he amusement parks. ‘ from Alice M. Bill, Hartford, Conny | photos in N. Y. | Have friends who have been Y. Tribune shows this week they willl the Tourist association had a Times of June 8, and dominant few weeks. Sensational Fight | Woodrow Wilson in the coming beste headquarters of Senator Charles A, was sorry Culbertson had been dolph Bolling, secretary, at Wilson's that Wilson has come out in support. n Normal Schools’ Shakespeare, of Everett, has been and G. H. Short, of Evlensburg, reap. announcement Tribune of the Par