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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
ORGANIZE FIGHT
| FOR SHIPYARDS
Pacific Coast congressman
to Wage Contest

WASHINGTON. May sT.--tunised
Press e-raeific coast interests are TO
he furthcr~d by a permanent organ
iratson Of congressman of both par
Ties from the states OF California.
orcxon and Washington. formed to-
d6y,
Jultus Kahn. California. was
SAcpcn chairman OF the new organ
edon. and Macarthur Oregon. Soc
1Ary.
Their first work will be an at
zopDpt to adjust the steel shphuild-
~ on the Coast. involving 10000
Nm. In Is yards. The congressman
VII ask the shipping board for a
1eflhite statement % policy regard
jog The future use Of the yards. and
- special committee. composed Of
Nolan. California. Hsdley. Washing
ton. and Macarthur has been appoint
"a for the purpose.
The shipping boards present atti-
ts,de. Macarthur claimed. Is fostering
unrext among the workers He
pointed out that during the war the
rs. yards on the Pacific coast pro-
duced So per cent OF the total ton
mage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
SCHOOLS WILL
HEAR SPEAKERS
Memorial Exercises to Be
Held May 20

Members of the Fortson-Thygeoon
post. L. s. w. ". and Roosevelt
post. Veterans OF Foreign Wars. will
speak In the Seattle schools Thurs.
day. May 20. when Memorial day ex-
ercises will be held.
Tom Kennedy. assistant corpora.
ton counsel. patriotic instructor In
the schools, gave directions that the
speakers be selected for the occasion.
The list Of speakers and schools u
as follows:
Ballard. r. v. Highly: Broadway,
Jackson silbaugh: Franklin. w. N.
Whitney; Lincoln. Chauncey Baxter:
Queen Anne. Clay Allen: West Seat
tie. Harvey Moss.
Adams. Charles Porter; Alki, Levi
saylor; John b. Allen. II. b. Butler.
Daniel Bagley. II. b. Higday: Beacon
Hin. NJ Goodwin; Brighton. ]. c. Nc
knight: Bryant. Roy Taylor: Cas-
cade. Max Love.
Central. Jackson Silbaugh; Coe.
r. c. Howe: Colman. Fred Mushon:
Columbia, William Whitney: Con.
Coru, Il. Hiatt
b. F. Day. Chauncey Baxter: Den
NY. william S. Lincoln; Dunlap,
Christian Nelson.
Emerson. Il. 3. Moser
Fairview. II. l.. Collier: Fauntlc-
roy. Ed Foote.
Gatewood. Clay Allen: Georgetown.
DIR. Ira Brown. Green Lake. +. j.
Cunningham; Greenwood, Phil Two
roger.
Harrison. Edward Cook: Haw-
thorne. Irving Brown: John Hay. +.
u. Cornell.
INTERPLAY. II. A. Bremen: Washing
ton Irving, w. ID. Downey.
jefferson. ]. A. Bennett.
Lafayette, w. A Blackwood: La.
Itona. Harvey Moss; Lawton. Edward
w. Milbourn, Leschi. Ralph Major;
Longfellow. J. X. witherspoon: Low
ell. Lauren Grimstead.
Mcdonald. T.. A. Boris: McGilvra.
l.. NJ. McCabe: Madrona, w. +. Flick:
Main Street. Charles S. Todd: Maple,
Leonard Regain: Mercer, John
Stringer; Minor. DIR. +. s. Bourns.
North Queen Anne, Edward Fitz-
gerald.
Pacific, John o. Miller.
Rainier, John Resch; Ravenna. DIR.
p. c. Irwin: Ross. William Hagen.
Salmon Bay ]. c. Connor; Seward.
Joel Warren: South Park. Ralph An
derson: South Seattle. w. c. Coving-
ton; Stevens, Clara L. Lowell and
Paul Unger: Summit. w. b. Rhine
hart, jr.
University Heights, George b.
Looming.
Van ASSET, Albert J. Ruth.
Walla Walla, VIII J. Getty; War
rem Avenue, Fred w. Morrison:
Washington. Or. John O. Venters;
Webster. Richard NJ. Cole: West
Queen Anne, o. l.. Willett. West
Woodland, William ]. Kingsley;
Whittier. c. w. Dauscher; Whit
worth, Ed Clifford
York school. DIR. C. f. Eaton;
Youngstown, DR.. w. II. Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Local Markets

Eggs advanced cent Tuesday
morning Unusual demands by
consumers In interior Alaska has
practically cleaned up the street 81
ans surplus eggs and has nccessi-
tatrd the increase. declare local
dealers Orders for hundred case
lots have been coming In for every
boat going North.
Butter 10 firm. II the California
market drops another cent dealers
say they will then be able 10 buy
down South and sell here at a
profit. The drop IN the California
market has also resulted In n
slight weakening % the buying
price here Cheese II steady
All grades ~ stra wbsrriss were
firmsr Tuesday morning. Asparagus
was steady Cherries we're a trifie
easier and eoif ~ rs ecn,a =
pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
TORONTO IS now
FACING A STRIKE

TORONTO. May %. 49, Omitted
Press. Toronto was threatened to-
day with general strike.
A special meeting OF trades union
lists last night placed the power to
call "A general strike at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning in the hands OF
committee of 10. A statement
given out at the close of the meet.
ing declared 95 per cent vote had
been cast In favor OF a strike.
Letter carriers did not vote. The
vote OF the street car men was post
poned.
The threatened strike would sup
port striking metal workers, who de.
mand a i4.hour week and full union
recognition. The metal workers yes.
terday rejected n 4s-hour compro.
mise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. May sT--1enersiiy favor.
sbis weather conditions and commission
house buyiaE after an -afly uptarn
caused ~ lack % offerings. caused grain
futures On tho Chicago beard 81 trade
10 advances steadily today, ON the firs'
bulge omaha and Ysstern houses
ohset~si the trend by buyins The board
eicsrd # noon.
Provisions wsro steady to better
MAY corn. opening iAc higher. at
ii.sis. later sold Nc higher; July corn.
Nc 40. ~ tixs. the opening. suhss-
ausnily gained Ne ssptsmhsF corn We
higher. 81 tibta. the opening. suhse.
aasntiy soid Al 81 st%
MAJ eats. cp~nirs late at 7ec. up q
~t~r Hainsi Y o additional July oats. Up
NC. at f%c. The opsninx. was up Nc
Nc. 1T stse. The epsninf. later went
up Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

WASHINGTON. May zT.--Prcsf
dent Wilson has under consideration
recommended plans for conferences
to clear up some Of Americas do
nestle problems. one Of these
would involve a call for a national
Industrial and economic conference,
at which q new bill OF rights"
would be developed by capital and
labor.
Another would involve a get-to
gcther conference Of indefinite du
ration, participated In by all con
siructive leaders in the country
such as capital. labor. suffragists.
ANTS" socialists. etc---in an effort
TO reach a common ground that
will end Industrial and domestic
strife. or ~ least minimize its pos
slbiiisy.
The first plan Is sponsored by
labor officials and has been urged
by some Industrial chieftsIns. Mem
bers OF the war labor board. who
today began the first session OF
what Ia expected TO be their last
meeting. plan TO frame n program
for consideration at the proposed
Industrial and economic conference,
AZ tentatively outlined. this plan
would provide voluntary agreements
by both sides TO a general program
eliminating compulsory arbitration.
The conference would be asked
to consider setting up a general
Industrial court modelled on prin.
cipsls already tested by the war
labor board.
President Wilson would appoint
presiding officers Of the court who
would represent the public. Other
members would be named by capital
and labor.
The second pian-for a gathering
of representatives OF the many
movements now agitating the ma.
TONS populace-is admitted by its
author to be a unique one. but de.
signed to convert the many eddies
into one current II has been sub
mitted to suffrage leaders and va.
rious big guns" OF the administra.
ton with various responses. some
favorable, A majority feel tina: a
congress such as this plan involves.
however. would get hodge. podge
of delegates and ideas with the pos.
sibility OF the event becoming ride.
ulous. The plan has been submitted
to the president, however. along
with others.
That he win mark his return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Suit Dropped When
indictments Come

The damage suit Of the Union Tim
'6er Products Company against the
United States Shipping Board Emer-
esncy Fleet Corporation for alleged
failure TO obtain shipbuiiding con-
tracts. set for June .. has been
ordered stricken from the trial cal
endAr. This action was taken be-
cause Of the indictment returned by
tins federal grand jury against & L.
Cravens. president. and c. W. Scarf.
secretary -trcasurcr OF the company.
charging them with attempting TO
obtain contracts by fraudulent
methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
NEW WEIGHT SYSTEM
FOR YANKEE VESSELS

WASHINGTON. May 2T.-0sy
United Press.i--Tonnase OF Uncle
SANS merchant ships hereafter will
be reckoned In gross" tons instead
OF .'deadwcisht'' tons. Chairman Hur'
ley OF tho shipping board has Dc
cided
Dcadweieht tonnage Is calculated
on tho actual weight tho ship will
carry. and is nearly one third larger
than gross tonnage
During the war lightweight ton.
mage was used 20 fool the Germans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Nome harbor IL now open 10 YES.
sells. according to teiegraphle adviecs
received at the Alaska cable Office.
In the Arcade building. from Fort
Gibbons. Alaska. Tuesday, The ice
began 20 break few days ago, and
Monday night began drifting out
The foes may he seen on the horizon
from the harbor.
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.
BANK CLEtRINGs
New York Stock Report

SEW YORK. May sf--Th~ stock mar
assss strength eonstausd uasbatsd AZ the
oteuinE today. Advances ~efs made u
practically every inaue IN rapid TRADING
Ronas Jumped more than q g-atuf
tnits.f states steel opened at ieas.
Up \ asnsrhl Motors SCARED Y points
asoss tho eirse. ssiiinE a. aeT on first
transsrtiorsi Marine pref advanced ~.
a. So 8tndshatsr kept up lie streak
eth an saFanes Of -. ss isf.
TIE fast Pace saasd off shous noon ana
some issues wsnt into doUa~ara move
fnsnta selling pressure was brought srto
ssnfsnsksf and u fectfrf 20 so. later
tseavsrinn as far 80 - Nstiean rstfo-
isura ssssd Oft to i.ss. and then went
w 10 t.sth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Ore. May Cattle
Receipts. tss head. market slov. Hes,
steers No quotations. good 60 choice
steers, t9at1. medium 70 Kood steers. no
quotations. fals tn coed steers tie4it.
com mon 20 fais rtsers. o. sA0ti; choice
cows and hslferH. fTto6 80 good 90
choice cows and hsifsrs. fs.se8iis mo
diam 90 good co~H and heifefr. fs.boa
. so fair 10 medium rows and hsirsrH.
rose. tanners. tsse9s. bulls. $50
$50 calves. ts9iil siocksrs and feed
crs, no quotations
Hogs Receipts. 81 head; market stow.
Prime nixrd. tfs.5tg.o medium
MIXED. fif.7t0fs.7ti rouKh hcaviss.
tiTftGis; pigs. tit 800 1870: bulk.
tIsTb
shecp-Rscsip,s. iss head. market
slow. Prime lambs. ;i9Efs, fair 70 me.
dunn lambs, fto6 ~ warnings. s7Gsbo.
wsthefs. f70s.se. swss, is@s
HEitcr--City creamery. eeasic.
Exgs~ Selected local extras. tsB 9ssc.
uens--si 9Nte: broiierr. s70ise.
Gsess--i7e soc
Cheese -orsKon triplsis. as9ssr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

a The sseamer Fort Smith 10 expect
- 10 reach Seattle Tuesday from
Portland She will proceed TO the
Dtimson mill at Ballard. and will load
1.seo 600 feet Of railroad ties for the
East coast. This vessel Is the FIRST
~ fleet Of six that win come TO
the stimson mill to load ties. The
xtsamsr wahkeena IL also expected
Al the mill Tuesday to load lumber
for SAN Pedro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Information has been received.
thru the branch photographic office
at Portland. Ore. that Capt VIM.
Olson. Of the schooner s. q. Miller.
reports that on March sth. 1919.
while In latitude deg. n minutes
north. and longitude iTs deg, rs min
utes west. that he passed close to a
shoal approximately 100 feet in di.
ameter. Depth Of water on shoai. as
close as soundings could be gotten,
was approximately three f3l fathons
X. a. ALTERNATELY.
Commander u. =. N.
officer in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Public Markets


stall II. its fine rane sugar Tsc.
stall 70, kr~ofsrnon's prre fresh milk.
ioc at. &c pf. stall ss. tall can carna.
tiun milk. lie stall ss. peanut butter.
iac ". sausrkraut qts 1ses stall ~.
ms white navy beans. SIC. ti.eo
broom Csc. Stall ~. blue nlbbon tea,
H-n pkg bkc, cans Laurel milk. .so.
stan 1893. A. a ~ soda. &C. pkg I bars
Palinoilve soap. CSC Stall ~. cherries.
zoe N. lemons. itc doz sialA a. breast
veal itc NJ corned beef. ifc N: salt
pork. asc 10. Stall st. new Alaska her.
ring, Ms ssc. stall ibes. fresh mack.
crei. Ice M. shad. 7oc NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

ftall ~ KrlEtoferaon'r mix. i0c a.
stalls 2t-1s. Ice cream. &c dinh. tsc Of .
apple Jelly, zsc n Red Seal Grocery,
Annex. fibby's soup. Toe can. fbs
brown beans. 2bc. Acme Grocery, base.
mcnt. pkEs corn flakes zoe; cans
corn, 3hc. lbs, small navy beans, gbc.
Royal Grocery. Fishers blend flour.
faeo sack. Holly milk iOc can Sugar
ana soap stall. CaTnation or Bordcn's
milk, ave can: large ivory. i0c bar.
small &c; large Sea Foam. g0c stall O..
best grape fruit. Sc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

rived. May ss. 81 Alaska. from Seattle.
at .. m; ss Ks,chikan. from sesttis'
at .. m.
wireless Reports
4. =. Naval Communiesfiea
MAY 7s-~ss wshkeena. from Everett.
for San Diego. IT'S miles from Everett at
8 D. m. 50 Korrigan III. from san Fran
cisco for Vancouver, n. c. ts miles east
of Tatooah island at p m; - Rainier.
from san Franoisoo. for Seattle IS miles
from Seattle at .. m. - Oleun. from
Portland, for San Francisco. s2s miles
from San Francisco at D. M. - city
OF Topeka from San francisco. for Port
land. 90 miles south OF Columbia river at
May 2s--ss Curacao. from Chatham,
for Hltka, 30s miles from sitka. north
bound. at .. m. ~ Catherine ID. 90
miles west Of Cape Onmanfy. south
bound. at p. m.
Vessels In Port at seattle Today
Great Northern pler-~ss Katori Maru.
Pier ff--Ss Fulton
BELL at. TERMINAL Motor schr II. c. Han
Pier fo-ss ". H. t.ovsjoy. - klamath.
Union Pacific dock-Hs Yomei Maru.
Pier o-Motor schr Apex,
HanfOrd vt. terminal-5s Ayaha Maru.
Pier 7--ss Rainier.
Pacific Engineering works-ss BoEwor,h.
- Eyota
Pier SIS Alaska. 80 NorthWeEtern 49,
Iatouche. 80 Victoria.
skinner A. Eddy yards-Sa Edgcwood. 49,
Eidrldge, - Toka. EdiHto. Way
voan. 80 Brookisnd. - ossaqumick. 80
Edmore.
Pier Dis Governor.
Nllssn & KeIez yards-ss Fonduoo. ss Sc
wickly.
Pier BIS Senator.
Duthie yards--as West Bematite
Todd's drydock-s- Gaffney. " Azalsa,
- Delight. ~ Bonneterre.
Pier As Fort Smith
HnffernHn's drydock-ss Albert Metfn, 90
Aifaikey. - Adway. - Clodia.
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging yards
r. Brookwood. - Blakely.
AffleH yards-as Western Glen. ~ West
Isleta. - West Isiay.
Neaeban SrtBabcock yards--ss Ardsma
Patterson e. Macdonald yards--8a Biz
riDRa, - nirriwa, 50 Benowa.
Seattle North Pacific yards--ss Yakl0k
~ Iconlun.
Elliott Bay drydock-Ss Bergen.
Commercial Boiler wOrksss semmoI-
tlnd
Lander st. terminates Western Knight.
West Seattle eievator--Ss POlybius
Lake Union yards-Ss Rush. ~ Brook
dale. rs Fort Harrison. ~ AIienhurat
~ Fort Jackson. 81 Addison. ~ Boul-
ton, - BouRhton. ~ Bowcnmont rs
Bonneville. bye W ". Smith, ~ All
mix, "a Cinesa, ~ Fort Union. 80 An.
tboD. - Chesterfield, 80 Puyailup. ua
Caprsria, ~ cardia. rs Abilla. ~ EIes.
ira. - Bingamon, ~ AbnOba, ~ Ciny-
Standard on dock---HsrRe No. gE
Stream Motor schr snetind. blk Belfast.
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SANITARY

stall ~. fresh cottage cheese. isc ~.
2 lbs sbc; pimento cheese sBc NJ stan
liz. potato salad. Ice pt cabbage salad
lac pt Stall %. Auto club coffee. soc
N choice bulk coffee. soc N. stall 90.
potato sausage. Sc ~ honele~s corned
beef, $50 n. stalls R-ia-is, fancy to.
masoes. 2sc ~: home grown strawhcr-
ries. acc box stan Is, bars crystal
white soap 2bc: 81 j. H.. Reliance or
Maximum coffee. sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
SELECT NEW MANAGER
FOR JAPANESE OFFICE

The sumitomo Bank. Ltd. Of
Osaka. Japan. announced Tuesday
the appointment Of Massyuki Kawa.
katsu as manager Of its Seattle Office.
to succeed Toyotara Namura. who
has been transferred TO the com.
pany's Hankow Offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
YARD PHOTOS SHOWN

Twenty-Five photographs, mounted
and decorated by VIII II. Smith. the
Skinner & Eddy cartoonist. showing
the several periods OF construction
ship goes thru at the big Seattle
plant. are now on display at the pub
lie library. Drawings Of ID. e, Skin
ner, J. W. Eddy, IL, G. Seaborn and
David Rodgers feature the collection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Stall zoe. fresh green peas : ms. a5c.
kcnncwick asparagus. ? ms. asc stall
tgi. Fard dates. t0c 10 bananas. zoe
and soc don. Stall tsi. salt salmon. 2
lbs zoe; fresh halibut. zoe 10 stan is2
Co-opefati,o milk. cans csc. large can
sweet potatoes, 25c. stalls i2-ia. lamb
steak. 2tlsc 10. pot roast iiMe ~
sugar stan. bars Crystal White soap
soc bars Ho-Rub Naptha. s5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Stall iis. shoulder OF mutton. lShc
n. mutton stew, ibc n stall 102. 2
tail cans milk. zoe. fresh ranch eggs. f5c
doz. Stall II. Columbia river shad. Zoe
10 linE cod. Toe NJ stalls 1895. wal
nuts. 24c ~. Golden Age noodles. &c
pkg stan ib0p First ave. Flake White
Csc 10. peanut butter. zoe ~ ibs sSo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
CORNER

Stall 3s, sib. pure cane sugar. use
stall 81. krlHtoferBon'a milk. Toe at
stalls s0-2i. fresh peas, i5c 10 home
grown cuoumbora Zoe each. Stall 22
fresh salmon. g5c n. halbut 2bc ~
stall 81, fresh peanut butter Use NJ. .
Yakima bulk honey. use pit, bbc at stalls
7N-9, pt, bottle cstsup. soc. Creamcttes,
Q pkgs zoe. stalls g7-3s. I'm, can Hiiis.
NJ J. d. Golden West or Gold Shield
coffee, fso. stan 90. supreme blend
coffee, lbs. si.2t, 70 lbs. CSC.
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o you know who this is?

10 you KNOW VINO TINS isg
The photograph was taken. from
the family album of one OF King
county's officials.
II was taken when Charlie" was
crack bonesetter for spring robins
that tried to navigate too soon after
the frost was gone.
It's DR.. Tiffin, King county cor.
onor. lie was Just five years old
when he sat for the camera man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
Wilson May Call u. S.
"Cet-Together" Session

with some step toward accomplish
Ing a better understanding betwees
capital and labor is felt certain
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

xEw YORK. Ray r7.--coffes--spot Il
10 Ne. santos. stSe
auEAr---Csntrtfuxai. t1st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
"Who Is Boss of the Town on
Sunday?" Asks Riddle, "Cops or
Cod?"; One Day Left in Contest

sunday! ASKS hlQ0le, NOpS or
Cod?"; One Day Left in Contest
osa's Of The star are coming 70 bat great IN reply 70 s
funniest throws his
my brother being qai,red father his geography
"raahsr-wn. .rs.s ne chi Of Australian"
..h~s that al you think wha. do they get from
.son-I~mb."
w L. l. Of Seattle offers this 10 cook Cookies goose
sister came into the s"" ,% an" ID" pens and s%a..eS
thus I'm just espasperaanx .emethin' awful"
Mr.. D. of seabold a anything
ever happ. .I in N. Cook. family. =, -.
.:. me .y WI what .s sss ss"s TO make
Mrs s;; s s.s @ Isi s s having receives.
new sled wanted 80 :. 60 out one SUNDAY morning
no ~. 'a al. 'sA cs ~ S S.s '' out ''''''
,;. ~, q, might as. -: o.: AVA ; Ss,s ,s
sundAy-God or the policemen"
Brother challenge for today
AH children are, suppose
They're made of "Dhys7 and "what-fors" "ifs,"
and butts" and "maybes"
Especially. as every parent knows,
They marvel on the mystery of babies.
Listen to me and then RI bark to you
NV children as bright a yours handsome!
Yes yours have said bright things but here tCo,
For which ,oouIdn't take princes ransom.
family in he country discovered a
snakes and related when she child she had almost
Then would
Yes mamma might have died" answered mother,
would had be born orphan asylum Wouldn't
Tina. Was .,ty hre.a reasoning for 'yeard but his sister
babies
EDMUND
star reader win draw cash pr:s
Come ~ winnings nnel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

The fools who rush In where an
gels fear to tread are lucky II they
are able TO crawl out again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
MONEY ON CALI,

NEW YORK. May 27.--Money on
call. s; six months, 5%; mercantile
paper. 6h bar silver. London, 52A;
demand sterling. 4.63N,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
POLICE after
AUTO EDWARDS
Seek Specders Who Run
Away From Accidents

The full weight ~ the cam
paign against speedevs will fall
on auto drivers who speed away
after knocking down and injur.
Ing pedestrians. The police src
looking for the driver who ran
down June Francis, 20. book
keeper at the Crystal pool. Mon
day afternoon nj Pike ST. and
M~lros~ ave. a number Of Other
autolsts who have failed 10 re-
port accidents o. who have
raced away from accidents arc
being traced
June Francis reported 10 the pc.
lice she stepped from the curb 10
board a street car al Melrose ave.
and Pike st. when big machine
at high speed crowded past
the car. knocking her TO the pave.
mcnt. The driver put on more speed
and raced away. The girl was badly
bruised and cut about the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Let's go eat ut Boldi's--upiown.
lili 3rd Av.; downtown, 913 End Av.
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Cry tomorrow, II you must. but
laugh today.
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Wholesale Nuts
DAIRY pHODtCl..s
Prices Paid 10 shippers

Dutter-Local country cream
cry. cuhes .ss,.s.. .tts.4t*4s.s .b8W g
Cal state brand cubes ..... g
Oregon extfas ..ss......... ESQ g
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best will
onf n--the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Charged with violating city traffic
ordinances. the following were ar
rests~i.
r. w. Young. ~. alleged 10 have
driven a commercial vehicle on
Blaine boulevard by Motorcycle Pa
froiman w. ,. Moore.
william Clifton. Il. alleged speed
30 miles an hour on whatcom ave.
By Motorcycle Patrolnan A. j. I'M
Alber, Armstrong. ~. held for OBJ
struc,ing irsffic NJ Fifth ave. and
Seneca st. by Pa,rolman II. w. Nor
ris
j. =. Martin. ~. alleged speed Is
miles an hour on r. Marginal way.
by Patroiman c. o. Rawicy.
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rived. May ss. 81 Alaska. from Seattle.
at .. m. ss Keschikan. from ses'tis,
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Dairy Products
Prize. Paid wholesale Dealer.

Dutter-rocsi country cream
cry cubes ss.ss.sstsess.ss so
Local country creamery
bricks stssst.s..,s..ss 81
Cal state brand. cubes ...... al
Cal state brand, bricks ,... 80
Eggs-tocal, strictly fresh .... 81
Puliets ................ ~
Cheese wash. cream priok.... rs
wash. Young America. ...... .ss0 40
wash. and oregon triplets... ~
Wisconsin tripiets .s......... az
Oregon Young America 49,. ~
Idaho triplets .............. $50 ~
Wisconsin cream brick .ts0 ~
hmburger. Ia ............... ~
hamburger, - .........s..... rs
Tillam0ok tripiets - ..,.... 81
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Alaska Vessels
other Ports

! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May ess IS JEFF
Sferson, southbound. at a. m. May as
~ Admiral Evans. southbound. at sac
D. m: - Alameda. northbound. at a. m