davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
HUNGARY SOVIET.
FIGHTS REVOLT.
Issues Manifesto to Prole-
tariat to Seize Arms
ny EDWARD BING
United Press STAFF Correspondent

h1ffN"@ hh"t s"NAAA
BUDAPEST. May 22.-Thc Hun.
garian soviet government today is
sued a cali 10 the proietnrlat in occu.
pied parts Of the country 10 employ
every means In their power 10 pre-.
vent counter revolutions
international capitalism and Hun.
Earian rcaetlonariea are fighting US
TO break down the proletariat dicta.
torship." the manifesto said. The
anuNovist government at Sxegdin
600 miles southeast Of Budapenu Ia
trying TO raise "A white guard Thus
the armed class war continues. We
eau upon tho prolctariat in the occu.
pied parts Of Hungary TO seize all
tho weapons q; their command
against the organization OF counter
revolutions and make them inpoaz!.
bio through sabotage. We call every
prolsnrian Go arms 20 defend the so.
Wet rule against the onsiaughts OF
capitalism"
The counter revolutionary plot at
DeVacaark. in the Nesneprrm eoun.
Try. which broke out May 8. has been
suppressed. and three leaders we're
hanged. -Four leaders OF "A counter
revolutionary plot discovered In sat.
oralyl Cjhsly. 100 miles northeast Of
Budapcs, and In the rear Of the
Czech armies. were sentenced 60 20
years In prison.
The commiHsJonary OF war today
reported an encounter between n
Hungarian and British gunboat on
tho Danube. In which the latter was
Eaid 20 have been worsted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
NO TRANSFERS
TO GREENWOOD
Murphine Calls Off Deal
After June |

Tho municipal railways and the
Greenwood lines won't exchange
transfers on and after June /.
superintendent Thomas i. Muir.
phine OF the city lines has called off
the deal. receiving no answer TO let
ter written 10 the Western Washing.
ton Power Co. owners OF the Green.
wood system. bearing the city's ulti.
matum that the exchange would be
discontinued unless the proceeds
were divided so that the muny car
lines got so per cent OF the receipts
The exchange has been on n so.
30 basis" Murphine says. About
$4,000 transfers are issued and re.
ceived a month. We carry the pas
sengcrs from four 10 eight miles.
they carry them from one-half TO one
mile. We lose money, and as they
wouldn't even answer my letter. it's
all off"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Sailors Here to
Aid Government

Following tho arrival IN Seattle on
"Wednesday night Of Thornwald ort.
and Carl and Edward Aho, govern.
ment witnesses against Frederick
Hansen. giant first mate OF the
schooner Edward II. West. who is
charged with having thrown his sec
ond mate. Charles Hannah. over.
board. the federal grand jury went
into secret session Thursday morn.
ing. The jury Is expected 20 return
Its findings by noon Friday.
Tho tire. witnesses were seamen
on the schooner Edward r. West
when she sailed from Tacoma Febru.
AIRY rs. 1918. with Hansen as first
matr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
LEvIATHAN WITH
$4,000 ARRIVES
Ships Bring 10000 Yanks;
Break All Records

NEW YORK. May 22.--(By United
Press -Poking her nose thru a
dense fog. the giant transport Lcvia-
than. bringing 1900 soldiers home
from the war. entered New York har-
Dor this afternoon and proceeded TO
her dock at Hoboken.
The Lcvlathan left Brest the same
day as the Imperator. which is close
behind with 1900 more troops. These
two transports bring half the 30. 900
men due here from Europe today.
III arbor craft, carrying home
folks" from Kansas. Missouri. Ne.
hraska. Colorado. New Mexico and
Illinois. met the Lcviathan down the
bay and escorted II TO It's berth.
Gov. Allen OF Kansas and Major
Gen. Leonard Wood. who trained tho
ssth division. units of which are on
the Leviathan. were among the greet.
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Complete Traction
Offices by June

The fifth floor OF the county-city
building has been wrecked.
a gang of carpenters has done the
deed. They are speeding up work Of
rcarrang,pg the offices on the floor
oprovide room for tho municipal
street railway accounting forces. ad-
ditions 10 the legal department TO
care for the street railway business
and reorganization to provide for
moving out such departments as
must change their location in the
big shift.
IL in expected work win be com
pleted ~ June /. and the transfer
Of the Railway departments from the
traction building. at Seventh and
Olive. be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Local Markets

shipments or Keuncwlck straw
berries ON "Wednesday and Thurs
day arrived In poor condition and
many iobbers had to pocket a loss
to get rid Of the stuff fiorln bcr-
rics are being rapidly cleaned up
and dealers say that the end of
the week viii sec the Sacramento
valley product OFF the street
The first crate Of olalla berries
arrived on the street Wednesday
afternoon and was sold 10 Gross
man Bros. by Frank Grossman,
salesmanager OF the oialla Berry
Growers association. The stuff ar.
rived in excellent shape and was
easily sold at SO per crate. white
salmon berries arrivals continue In
excellent condition.
Top prices on fancy hot house
cucumbcrs were 8. per dozen. Some
extra quality indoor stuff II reach
ing the street from local hot
houses.
Asparagus was steady Thursday
morning. with the finest grass
coming from SunnyHide. The pro-
duct sold ut 1890 cents per 10.
California cherries are going
fairly well at the average price Of
80 cents per IL. In some instances
better looking stuff brought IS
cents
Quotations and conditions In oil
dairy products were unchanged.
Tho market continues firm 20
stronger
Tho poultry market IA stationery.
4 very slow movement OF the mar
kct Is reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

PORTLAND. Ore. May s.--Cattis-
Receipts. All head. market weak. Best
steers. tiaaiato. good 20 choice steers,
titaiiao. medium 10 good steers. $3.50
u TO- fair 70 good steers. 800. common
to fair steers. t7.s0ags choice cows and
bsifers. ftoUii good 20 choice cows and
heifers. is0s7s. medium 90 good cows
and heifsFH. ssaT. fair TO medium COWS
aud hcifers. 5000. Gamers. ia0f.
bulls. fs50Bk caiwr. f8ais.so: stock.
cFs and feeders. ig6SeV
Hoga-Reesip,E. Sos head. market
weak Prime mirsd. sis.TsJ1o. medium
miHsd. fio.1s8i9Ts. rough hesvies.
tiT.150is: pigs. ;isso0iS.so. bulk.
iip.Ts.
Sheep Receipts. i.-ts head; mArke,
steady. Prime lambs. sfsdiB: fair 10
medium lambs. fii3is.so. ycariinE#. I'll
Gia: wethsrs. fsaii. ewes. fsaio.so.
fiMs.
Hutter-~City creamery. s00sic.
EKRs--ieisctsd local extras fs0tTc
Usna--37 q asc. broiicrH. 5.a1Sc.
Geese-iT u soc.
Chsese--Orcgon tripieta. 37asse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

NEW YORK. May rs-rriess were ir-
regular ~ the stock market opening to-
day. with first trading somewhat NOR.
lively than Tor the last few days. United
states steel opened az i01N. UP =
American Car and Foundry. ioss. up
= Anaconda. s1t, up y General Flee
trtc. it1ts. Oft y Marine. sgA. up y F.
Fouthsrn Pacific. oss. OF u
Frustrating prices marked progress of
the market during the early trading
Marine shares made a determined effort
to come back. bot after heina driven 30
80. Marine common reeeded 20 tsa
united states Steel sold at i0ah and
then dropped back 90 o-t.
OILS again were = subject for much at
tsntion. HuYefu we're numerous Hin.
clair vas ntrang.
nspefts of bill now being planned In
Washington 60 aid chemical ami drug
trad. caused inisres, in that class %
shares
Prices held steady and trading essed
Somewhat around noon. unitod states
Steel made another spgri ana came back
20 f.ets, Marine shares wer. tn demand
and the price strengthened 90 a..
Tho market closed Irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
CRIMINAL, 40, SPENDS
HALF OF LIFE IN JAIL

OMAHA. May 22.--"Stretch" Bird.
arrested In Omaha charged with i'm.
pllcation In the robbery OF IA garage
and theft OF dozen high.pricod
automobile tires. has had an event
full criminal career. lie is 20 years
old and has spent more than one.
half OF his life In prison.
And II was worse than wasted"
Bird said, for all the robberles I
have committed that brought this
halfllfetime imprisonment yielded
me less than 500 actual money. My
bitter experience is proof that II
doesn't pay to do wrong"
Bird whose fun name is Charles
Edward Bird. has been convicted
three times In Council Bluffs for
thefts and robberics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
WILL GET DATA
| ON PORT COSTS
Traffic Manager Plans e.
ficiency System

4 To put the Port OF Seattle on a
strictly business basis and to sys'
tematlxc the work at the different
Terminals, Inar A. pcdcrscn. new
trafsic manager Tor the port commits
Fioa. has inaugurated series OF re
Hprts to be made daily by the differ
agents.
9 reports win cover all the bust
at the docks. A card file Of
Deefy ship that comes 10 port dock
viii also be kept.
BY gaining a more thoro insight
Into traffic conditions and getting re-
ports OF the business. Petersen hopes
10 be able to determine accurately
the cost OF handling all commodities
and so regulate the tarif OF the port
that rates win be based on the actual
cost OF handling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
CITY MAY RUN
J|TNEY BUSES
Council Committee Approves
Magnolia Offer

Seattle may go into the Jltney bust.
ness.
Tho utilities committee OF the city
council Thursday recommended that
the offer Of residents OF Magnolia
Bluff TO give the city two buses TO
be used as feeders for their car line
be accepted.
The busses. IL taken by the city.
will be operated under Superintend-
ent Thomas +. Murphine's depart
ment. but win only be continued so
long as they pay their own way. the
committee decided. Several other
requests for buss feeders from other
districts are under consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Lane May Veto $4,000 to
Make Test Skagit Borings

his signing. he admits. tho the bill
will become a law without his sig.
when II was passed by the city
council. unless he takes unfavorablc
action.
1T IL IA difficult problem" said
the acting mayor. II cannot seem
to be able TO get enough information
To enable me 10 make UP my mind
just which is the better course 90
follow. The question In whether the
work In essential. or whether the
Gorge Greek work should he done
thoroly first. before we sink any
more money in test holes up there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
ONE union FOR
COAST SEAMEN?
Plan to be Considered at
Meeting Monday Night

SAN FRANCISCO. May ga
Omitted Pressl-organization OF all
Mariners unions active In Pacific
ports into one marine workers eoun'
ell will be considered At a meeting
OF organization representatives Mon
dsy night sis large organizations
OF masters. mates. pilots, engineers.
sailors. firemcn, oilers. cooks ana
stewards viii he represented, These
have a membership OF over $4,000
on the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
MICHIGAN MAN TALKS
TO REPUBLICAN CLUB

Perry +. Bowers. of Michigan, was
the principal speaker at noon Thurs.
day at the luncheon OF the Young
Mems Republican club, at Birds caf.
eteria. He spoke on Years to
Come" and his talk reviewed the
work OF the present administration.
Powers has held many public offices
In Michigan. among them being au-
ditor general, labor commissioner
and member state central commit
tee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

Stalls l0s-ioa. guaranteed fresh eggs,
sc doz.: peanut butter. ] = ms. 2sc; : y
fbs t3c. tail cans milk. soc stall
ifs. liberty steak zoe. sausage. zoe NJ
fresh pigs feet, iahc ~. Stall ?. fresh
halibut zoe NJ; ling cod. : Ms 2Sc
salmon trout. zoe N. stalls las. veal
roast. zoe NJ; boiling beef. i6c m; pigs
feet, SC 10. Stall T. peanut butter iSc
H.. : lbs. s5c. Flake white. use H.. ?
ms. CSC. Stalls 1926, tar soap, 20 bar
zoe can aockeye salmon. lee. Ito can
minced CLAIMS 1gc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
NOTICE To MARINERS


Information has been received from
th~ officer m charge % tho Canadian
hydFexrarhic survey. 81 the existence OF
! rpck. hEving \ least depth ~ nine feet
b waite aver 10 at low water. on the
beast shore % Nigel island British
tnnhta. and two miles eRst-southsaHt
Grscting roint. IL "a situated seven
G4sr1es off shore.
from tho rock the summit Of Herbert
&isrd In line with the conspicuous cone.
90 feet high. situated on the mainland.
rarth Of the SouthEate group. bearing
~ degrees. and the northeast extreme OF
the southern end OF the peninsula form
Ing Poor Alexander. Nigel island fhaf a
mile eastward OF Fraser isiandl. bearing
Isl degrees.
Observation-Disclosures 30 degrees 50 nir-
es<s - seconds north. longitude ~ de-
r. A. ARERNArHY.
Cammand~r q. 8 ". officer IN Charge
French photographs office. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Boy Knocked Down
on Street by Auto

Loren johnson. 6 years old. of 1881
18th ave. w. was bruised when he
was knocked down by an automobile
driven by Fred Krcitle. 1885 w. 57th
St. late "Wednesday: at 18th ave. w.
and Ray st. The boy darted from
the sidewalk back OF lumber truck
that was unloading. Kreitie. in his
statement. says that he swerved so
hard that his car turned on two
wheels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
SANITARY

Stall 20. Marlgold margarine. soc n;
Rogers peanut butter. 10 n Badger
brick cheese. 3so m. Stall IS, 25c can
Royal baking powder. zoe. lbs. best
rolled oats. csc, lbs. farina. csc: lbs.
specified beans. 2bc. boxes matches, 2be.
Stalls 81 -33. Eastern oysters zoe pit. fiah
cakes, tso ID. salt salmon backs, &c 10.
0 lbs. 25c. Stalls a0-12-3l. swedish po-
tnto sausage. i5c H.. boneloHs briskot
corned beef. 25c H.. liver. Toe ID. stalls
2s-36, ace Citrus powder. stc; J lbs CHR
ardellis chocolate. S5c. s lbs. sugar. 7sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. May - -continasd unfs-
vorahis weather In the corn belt aud
light receipts sfiffcnsd grain futures
after an ssriF drop on the Chicago Hoard
- trade today Announcement o. the
resale % provisions In the hands - the
American. belgian relief ~ M ttr .
caused the temporary feressioa.
Provisions held steady.
May corn opened dswn Nc. a. tis1f.
AND IN later trading advanced % ftTt. !
July opened a. tiss. up Nc. and gained
Nri September opened unchanged a.
81 So and gained a.
May oats opened late az Csc. Nh.
changed. and rosr to sese. July oPeusd
down &c. st sksc. ard In later trading
gained Ne. September opened at SEA- e.
down .e, and wen, 90 sssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Frisco Market Report

BAN FRANCISCO. May .--Butter---
Extras. e5Hc
EgKs-Extras. SC. firnts. 5oisc: extra
pullets. Size.
Checse--CailfornIa fancy. nata aiKo:
flrnts. acc.
pothtoes-Old crop Idaho and wash
ington gems, fs.i003s5 per GENITAL: ore
Kon burbanks. f2a225: Washington
round white. ti.7sas new potatoes. so
$50: Rarneta. s5as.5O; sweets. tsdsG0
Onions-New red, ;t.f0 T. o. b. Stock.
ton; Hermuds. sa75ns for crystal wax:
is.50m $50 for crate for yellow.
oRta-Market unchanged
Bariey-MRrket unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Public Markets
PINE ST.

PINE ST.
Stall -. Kris,ofcruon's milk. lee at
Stall :. strawberries. SOC box: home
crown rhnbnrb. fts csc. sweet pota-
toes, fba $50. Royal Grocery. pkRs.
nacaroni isc; Holly milk. Toe can.
Acme Grocery basement. 2 rkKs. corn
Takes. Csc. I rolls toilet paper. sse: 6
boxes matches. Sc. Sugar and soap stall.
Carnation or Bordon'p milk. igtso can &
bars P-G Saptha. asr. Red Seal Gro
CRY. Annex. Booths Hsrdines. soc can:
cans nardines. stc. Stall 81. Ice cream.
45c at. good coffee. acc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
ARREST MAN; HOLD BOOZE

Thomas Shaw. 80. tailor. was ar.
rested by members Of the dry squad
Wednesday. -Four suitcases contain.
ing Fl quarts and one pint OF whis.
key, and one quart partly full OF H.
quor. and serving glasses. were
seized. Shaw vas released when he
81 900 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

Stall 100. strawberries, : baskets csc;
asparagus. i5c ~. stall ioS. sunkist ripe
olives. lie and CSC can: . cans Cooper
alive milk. 2sc: ms farina. 7sc. Stall
1874. haiihu,. soc ~. salt herring. for
Sc. Stalls 1918. round steak. ave N.
sirioin steak. 33hc 10. Sugar stan. Crys-
tai white soap. q bars soc; No-Rub Nap
tina. bars &c. stalls 1917. cans to-
matoes. 2sc: ibs rolled oats. csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Denver Market Report

DENVER, May ss.-csttlc-Reoelptr
$500 head; market slow and weak
Steers, ti2.50M15: cows and hoiferp. $3.50
mi2.50; stockera and feeders, 1880
1850. calves. fi5I16.25.
HogH--f.oeeipts, 300 head: market a5c
lower. TOP. 500. 30: bulk. 5000 20 90
sheep-Receipts. f.i0o head; market
steady. Lambs, ii7915.s5. ewes. ;isW
1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

The policemen's dance viii be
held In the Leschl park pavilion
June TO raise funds 10 send the po-
r1ice hand 10 tho Portland Rose show
Chief OF Police Warren Thursday
nlorning received letter OF invita-
ktlep from the Rose Festival Associa-
EAof Portland. signed by Ira l.
igxs. president. Places in each OF
Die parades for the three days of
THE festival. June 1i-fe-is. have been
made for the Seattle Police hand.
the color bearer. Chief and Mrs
Warren and two sergeants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
PIKE PLACE

Stall II. ms cane sugar. 7sc. Stall
~. pure. fresh pastcurized milk. Toe qt.
large can tomatoes. for 25c Stall GO.
fresh peanut butter. i5c H.. sauerkraut.
OTIS. 2sc. Stall 1927. boiling beef. ~ 40
N pot roast, i5c 10. Stall lb23, ling
cod. . lbs. Csc. rock cod. i5c NJ; fresh
mackerei, 30 n: tenderloln OF sole, zoe
10. stall 10 oranges. 2oc don strawbcr-
ries. i5c box; new potatoes, ioc 10. stall
o. local creamery butter. coo III. Stall
81, buttermiik. ioc gal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
JURY GETS BOOZE CASE

The case OF the government
aRains. Du,ton Miller. alleged moon
sinner. went TO tho federal petit jury
In Judge Cushman's court Thursday
morning. Miller was arrested May
by Deputy Marshal Edwin Tobey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
SHIPBUILDER INJURED

Il. Il. Raymond, 81, $40 II. 3srd st.
n driller employed at Skinner a Ed
dy's yard fell 90 feet from the ship
he was working on late Wednesday.
He was rushed 20 the Seattle Gen.
eral hospital He suffered n frac.
tured hip and bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
ECONOMY

Stall 20. ms sugar. Use. Stalls 57-3s.
: big cans Holly milk. 25o; acc pkg.
olympic pancake flour. 25c! t5c can
Royal baking powder. ssc, stalls so-2i.
best now potatoes. Toe 10, artichokes. Toe
each 2 for 25c best tomatoes, zoe m.
Stall 5i. Krlstoferson'a pure fresh milk.
&c pit. Zoe at. cream cottage cheese,
isc III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Liberty Bonds Quoted

NEW YORK. May :..--fIherty bond
quotations today ass. $3.50. firs, "a
1850. second &c. tst. W zoe: first taa
1855. second sa's. tssis. up SEE third
sk's. 1855. UP Ice: fourth sss. $3.50.
w ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

NEW YORK. May -coffss-apo, -
it&cs aantar. fahe.
hukar--CyBtrifuga ti,.t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22
Wireless Reports
Canadian Government

sanadtsn tofernment
May si--ss Admiral Nicholson. 81,
Cape Nudge. nor,hbound. at 1885 q. mt
"a Curacao. In Queen Charlotte sound.
northhound. At 1880 a. m 80 Norwood.
IN Queen Charlotte. south. southbound. az
f0:t5 a. nj City Of Seattle. Off EKE
Island, scpthbound. AZ p. m.
q. \. Naval Communication
May 1i--ss >. A. Moffet,. from Seattle
for San Francisco. 40 miles north 81
San Francisco at : p m; as Richmond
towing bye No. % from San Francisco
SIS miles from Seattle at .. M: 80
Admiral Dewey. from Seattle for San
Francisco. 797 miles from Seattle at D.
m. Atlas. from Richmond. for Seattle
20 miles off the Columbia river iiKhtship
At .. m; 81 Wahkena. from San Fran
cisco for Seattle. $50 miles north OF san
Frauciaco At . m. - Rose city from
Ian Francisco for Portland, 20 miles
south OF tho Columbia river NJ p. m. (;
80 Admiral FarrsEut. from Cordova for
juneau. Off Cape Hinchlnbrook at z o. m
Nav 20ss Rcdondo az Pybus hay,
southbound. at noon. - Princess Mary,
off Cape Of the Straits. southbound from
juneau. at noon.
Vessels In Port mt seattle Today
Smith Cove terminAi--ss Ayaha Maru.
Great Northern pier--sa Katori Maru
Bell st. terminai--Motor schr N. G. Han
Pier It's Protssilsus. rouiton. lynda
Pacific. Engineering works-Eyota. nos.
worth.
PIER 2--Aiameds. Iatouche. Victoria.
Skinner n Eddy yards--Hs Edgswood, RI
bridge. Poiybius. TOka. Edisto. Brook
land. Wayucan.
Silssn & Kelez yards-ss Fonduco. ciny-
ras.
Duthie yards-~ss west uemntlte.
Todd drydock--Ss Gaffney. Azaiea. De-
light. bk Belfast
Heffernan's drydock--ss Metin, AIfafksy.
Adway. Clodia.
Puget Sound Bridge A. Dredging com.
pany yards-~Ss Brookwood, Biakslv
Ames yards--gs Western Glen west Is
Ieta. West Islay.
Meacham 4 f3abcock yards-g- Ardernn
Patterson Macdonald yards-as Benavs
Blrringa, Birriwa.
Seatt'e North Pacific yarda-qr ynkiolf
fconiun, Issaaumsick.
Elliott Bay drydook Sc Bergen
Hanford VI. terminal--Ss Bonniterre, So
wickiy.
stlmson mlli---sa Phyllis.
Seattle Flour milis--West Trrno
Commercial Boiler WORK s--No,or ,nbr
Bemmeltind.
Lake Union--gs Rush. Brookdaie. For,
Harrison, Allebhurst. Fort Jackgon.
Addison Boulton, BouRhton. Boyea-
mont, Bonneville, bye w RI. smith.
Ahmik. Cinens. Fort Union, Anthem
Chesterfield. Puyallup. capraria, Car
dis, Ahilla. EleHtra. Bingsmon, Alb
noba.
stresnI--Mtor schr snetind
Lander 1T. terrninai--Ss Western Knight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-22

The possibility that he might
even veto the measure was suggest.
ed - the acting mayor Thursday
altho The said such action
would only come when he IL thoroly
convinced the work should not be
done and oan.get a conclusive report
on tho situation.
That there II little possibility OF