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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1919

Page

5

Coast Guard Ship Boasts Greatest Zoo in the Navy

The Snohomish, a United States coast cutter, reportedly carries the fleet’s largest pet population with parrots, dogs, monkeys, squirrels, a raccoon, a cat, a flying fish, and an iguana. The humorous account details mishaps aboard, including parrots swearing in Spanish and animals fighting, with several animals lost or discarded during voyages.

Coast Guard United States Snohomish Rand Central Joe

Sailor J Libby Falls Overboard Twice Aboard US Cutter Snohomish

The report recounts J Libby on the USCG cutter Snohomish, losing footing and slipping overboard near Norfolk, Bermuda, and Newport. He was rescued each time but suffered subsequent mishaps as the vessel moved forward and he clung to a line beneath the deck.

Libby Norfolk Liberty Snohomish Inn Imany Virginia Bermuda Newport

Puget Sound Steamers Vessel Meeting Hood Canal

The Puget Sound Steamers report at 9:66 pm and 12 30 am near Hood Canal with landing points under review. Crews discuss lending arrangements and risks at each stop.

Cannery Supplies Sail North as Alaska Starship Ships Head Out

Four Alaska Starship Co ships depart Seattle this week to restock northern canneries. The Ketchikan sails Monday to Prince William Sound, Cordova follows with coal and logs to Ua saka cannery, Northwestern heads to Herrendon Bay, and Alameda leaves for Anchorage and Prince William Sound. The company will increase its Alaskan fleet to nine vessels.

Alaska Starship Company Seattle Ketchikan Prince William Sound Cordova Aska Northwestern Herrendon Bay Alameda Anchorage Alaskan

Transport Sunk by Hun Sub. W M Suber Survives

The story recalls W M Suber a colored cook on the U S G cutter Snohomish who survived after a German submarine torpedoed a transport on its fifth Atlantic crossing. The ship sank in 23 minutes in a gale as Suber and others endured 18 hours on a lifeboat before rescue by a destroyer.

W. M. Buber Cook U. S Suberman Lincoln

China Mail Steamship plans four new liners to the Orient

China Mail Steamship company eyes expansion in transpacific trade with four large express liners to run San Francisco to the Orient. The plan, presented to American stockholders, calls for American registry ships and a weekly or ten day service with feeder routes along American and Asiatic coasts to compete with Japanese interests.

San Francisco United Press China Mail Steamship Company The Orient China Lok Chai China Mail

Valdez Leaves Bantigo for New York on Cuba Run

The Valdez of the Alaska Steamship Co departed Bantigo Cuba on Tuesday for New York on its first Cuba New York voyage. It previously sailed from here with a cargo of rice bound for a Cuban port. The Juneau, another former Alaska route ship, is reported near the Magellan strait en route between Chile and New York.

Valdez Alaska Steamship Company Bantigo Cuba New York

Brisk to Load Lumber at Swager-Nettleton Mills

The motor schooner Brisk, recently launched by National Shipbuilding, will come to Beatle Friday to finish loading a deckload of lumber for the United Kingdom. She will sail about May 7. The five masted bald-headed motor schooner is under charter to the United States Shipping Board.

Brisk National Shipbuilding Company Beatle Swager-Nettleton Mills United Kingdom United States Shipping Board

Winds Halt Ocean Flight Start from St Johns

Strong northeast winds fog and rain stretch from St Johns to 400 500 miles east delaying the proposed transatlantic flight of British aviators Hawker and Rynham until conditions improve.

ST. Johns N. F United Press Hawker Rynham

South America Keen for U S Trade Leader Aims at Rail Links

Julius A. Colman of Chicago told the Pacific Trades club that the United States should act as commercial envoy to South America. He urged a US Shipping Board ship, trade envoys, square dealing, and 600 miles of rail to connect the nations, making the US the money center of the southern continent.

U. S South American Republica Julius A. Colman Chicago Pacific Trades Club Army and Navy Club United States Shipping Board South America United States Berlin London Colman

Market Notes on Butter Eggs and Vegetables This Week

The report shows steady butter and egg markets with a hopeful supply rise, but dealers remain cautious. Cheeses and meats gradually increase outside, yet street stocks stay tight. fresh vegetables are popular in Seattle. Prices mostly hold from Wednesday with rhubarb dropping to 3 to 5 cents, and wholesale notes list varied items and local brands with limited perishable availability.

Livink Seattle

New York Stock Market Faces Sharp Early Declines

April trading opened with heavy losses across the market as steel and industrials led declines. Steel common fell over three points, Royal Dutch and General Motors slid, while a few bright spots like Manhattan Shirt reached new highs before weakness steadied later.

New York United Roan. P United Cuse Miholeir Onl Snes Everleak Crucible Wi Steel Genoie Olore Marine Rey Regent Rethichera Teel Central Anse Jean United Vressde Royal Dutch General Motora Manhattan Lin Wert

Chicago Market Report Trails Grain Slump Amid Government Moves

Chicago grain prices fell sharply after a grain market break sparked by a food administration signal to re sell flour stocks. May corn opened at 1.54 and slipped. later activity showed mixed moves with July and September contracts wavering as buyers hesitated. Provisions followed grain lower as traders weighed Hoover’s Europe food shipments and looming federal supervision.

Chicago Food Administration Julius Barnes The Grain Corporation Board of Trade Barnes Merbert Hoover Inez Europe Chicago Board of Trade Hoover Rome

Vessel Movements and Incoming Arrivals Report

Weather Bureau notes crowded Puget Sound ship movements with vessels like the Mexico Maru Admiral Farragut and City of Seattle arriving or passing in from San Francisco Vancouver and Alaska ports. Listings include port towns Seattle Tacoma Port Angeles Everett and Bellingham with times and routes among Olympia ships and destroyers Gwynn and Snohomish convoyed by sub chasers.

Weather Bureau Liguted Orf Tatoosh Port Angeles Be Phyliie Singeos Oriental Vancouver Admiral Iracut Anchorage Tom Bull Apthon Tus Tyee Willepe Harter L. T. Rose Uw & Purnside Gwynn Tacoma Mary Sydney San Francisco Baldoa Me Benj Pireweter B. C San Pedro SenyVox Baroda Balboat Tite Victoria Ile B.C Francisco Beman Stewart Heattle Ades Point Wells Queen Diego Vin F. & Lopp Beattie Everett Port Gamble Multnomah Seattle Bell‘Tacoma Pee Riey Scortinn Gc Bapeteer Beattle Mesica Maruie Dungese Ge Ag Anthon Yosemite Port Townsend D. GO. Beofield Admiral Farragut Peck, Ack Arriv Maru Singapore Viantal BR. C T ‘Tyee Bul At & P Yonemite Curacao Bellingham Agle Harror Sehr Chas EH. Wilson Poulsbo Point Weilisa Be Hmeniden Vie Dupont Field Dupont Ketchikan Onan Sehr An. TK. Wilson Seattie Age Harbor COMA U. & ©. O Snohomish He Ralder Cascade Heattie Seattico Quadra BH. C Armur Columbia U. & Naval Communications Celilo Bean Francisco Portland Columbia River D. G. Scofield Phylile Santo Hingham J. A. Moffett Wi Pate Alert City of Seattle Seymour Narrows Ort Worthare Ostanitet Tad Yushimi Maru le Cordova Protesilaus Weatern Kalen Motor Bee Wakena Hell Albert Metin Schr Azalea U. S. Pollier Bath Burnside U. S U. S. Tug Peterso Pier Tot. S. 1. ML T. Rowe Plier Fanny Dutard Fehr John A. Pier Oridone Mary Grand Trunk He Northwestern Achr Libby Maine Fla tHa Youembe Union Pacific Docke Nippon Maru Pacific Coast Engineering Workse Bosworth Eyota Skinner & Eddy Yarde Edgewood Edgemoor Edgemont Polybius Toka Wayucan Eidena Weet Maximua Sehr Malvator Makeley Nilson & Kelee Ma Ponduco Cinyras Admiral Watt Hantora St. Terminal Brookfield Hie Yarda Bse West Hematite West Hambrie West Helix Todd Drydocka Ae Delight Gaffney Ozette Brookhaven Hefthanga Puget Sound Bridge and Dredge Company Brookwood Blakeley Ames Yard Western Glen Weat Irmo Inlay Heffernan Drydock Fa Fort Ruussell Adway Allalkey Ae & Winges Power Sehr Bender OR

Portland Market Report from Portland Oregon shows mixed livestock prices

Receipts total 742 head with hogs down and cattle steady to lower. Prime lambs and ewes fetch mixed prices while dairy and poultry items list local extras from Nutter City creamery and Oregon triplets cheese.

Portland Ore Wethers Ewes

Frisco Market Report and Commodity Prices

Frisco market report lists prices for meats dairy and produce with figures for feed oats potatoes onions and coffee. The note cites California Washington Idaho markets and New York spot coffee prices with cents per unit and per hundredweight references.

Ban Katron Callifornia Fate Fancy Dle Harley Gon Burbanks Idaho Geome Washington California Bay

Wheat outlook in Nebraska reports concern for winter crop

Neb April 30 The agronomy department of the Nebraska College of Agriculture reports serious conditions for winter wheat in parts of Nebraska due to a week of cloudy damp weather. Poor rain growth has caused wheat to lie in mats, and mowing is advised to ensure new growth.

Nebraska Agronomy Department Nebraska College of Agriculture

Hospital unit due this week in Seattle

Seattle prepares to welcome Base Hospital Unit No. 60 with 160 men and 10 officers en route from New York to Camp Lewis. A four hour Seattle parade and dinner request is sent to the War Department, while a second detachment of 100 casuals bound for Camp Lewis is expected Saturday. Officials confirm arrival plans and station demonstrations remain modest.

Seattle Hare Hospital Ihs France New York Momlay Camp Lawie Frank Gates, Jr The Soldiers and Sailors’ Welcome Committee War Department Uait Camp Lewis

Rheinstrom Granted Liberty in Extradition Case

Joseph Rheinstrom, a realty dealer, was released by Sheriff Stringer after Governor Hart revoked the Wyoming extradition warrant. The order keeps Rheinstrom in Washington pending possible alias warrant action by Wyoming authorities. He was accused of selling supposedly $500 lots near Bremerton’s navy yard, later found to be about a mile and a half away and worth roughly $59 each.

Joseph Hhbeinstrom Sheriff Wyoming Bremerton Walen Sheridan Stringer Louis F. Hart Hart Hall

The Star Advertising This Way

A sharp healthful prompt from The Star urging readers to consider advertising with the newspaper. The message emphasizes The Star as the go to outlet for effective promotion.

City Exempts Freight and Transport Fees From War Tax

City Engineer Dimock and Corporation Counsel Meier hold under the 1918 revenue act that payments for services to the United States or its states and sub divisions are tax free. The ruling specifies no tax on freight charges, express charges, railway tickets and mileage books, along with anti telegraph and telephone services. The Treasury defines state to include counties cities towns.

CIA Corporation Walter . Meier A. H. Dimock United States District of Columbia Treasury Department of the

Milwaukee Beer Plants to Close at Midnight Under Federal Order

Milwaukee breweries announced they will halt beer production at midnight as federal orders take effect. Local officials expect little testing of the ruling and say stocks may cover demand into July.

Milwaukee

Anglo-Saxon Traits Similar Says Sims

Vice Admiral Sims, back from Europe, notes a cultural contrast. He says an Englishman enters a restaurant as if he owns it while an American enters as if he does not care who owns it. The remark reflects his experience with overseas cousins.

Sims New York Europe

Council Opinion Blocks Street Railway medical contract

A Tuesday memo from Assistant Corporation Counsel Tom Kennedy for Traction Chief Morphine states no contract for medical services for city street railway employees can be made without a formal ordinance. The opinion emphasizes that only the council can permit such contracts.

King County Medical Society Rssistant Corporation Tom Kennedy

Census Chief Plans 90 000 Enumerators for Decennial Count

Rogers, director of the census, prepares to deploy 90 000 enumerators in January for the United States decennial census. He will appoint 400 supervisors and 1,500 clerks in Washington to support the effort.

Rogers United States Washington

Bank Clearings Across Seattle Spokane Tacoma

Bank clearings reported for Seattle and neighboring cities show balances totaling several million dollars. Figures list Seattle at $5,660,181.98, Spokane at $1,426,063.65, and Tacoma at $1,260,545.00 with smaller amounts of $447,689.00 and $682,405.00 and $257,834.00 for additional categories.

Hero Dog Saved Lieutenant Under Debris at Chateau Thierry

Lieut. Wendell M. Butts recounts how a Red Cross dog saved his life after he was wounded and trapped under bricks during the Chateau Thierry fighting. The dog first left but returned with two stretcher bearers, lifting hope for rescue and marking the turn of his survival.

San Francisco Red Cross Chateau Thierry Wendell M. Butts Lieut. Butts

Modesto Boy Declared Leper and Isolated

Modesto California April 30 Teddy Fickert a 16 year old high school student has been declared a leper and will be placed in an institution where he will be isolated. He has had a mild form for about four years though not diagnosed until yesterday. The boy's father served as a soldier in the Philippine islands during the Spanish American war.

Modesto Cal Teddy Fickert Alboit Philippine Islands

Oppose Change in Traffic Law Urges 30-Minute Stand Law

Building Owners and Managers of Seattle urge strict enforcement of the 30 minute standing law on First Second and Third avenues. They criticize Traffic Superintendent Morphine’s proposed ordinance on standing and parking and say it would not pass the council. Acting Mayor Lane received the letter.

Morphine W. P D. Lane Assn Seattle Street Railway Department

City aims to block film theatres near schools

The city has authority to prevent motion picture theatres near schools and may regulate their location within a reasonable distance. Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier cites power to act after School Superintendent Frank B. Cooper urged action to stop movies from destroying school morale, with Councilman T. H. Bolton seeking opinion.

Walter F. Meier T. H. Bolton Frank B. Cooper

Tennessee Battleship Christened at Brooklyn Navy Yard

The battleship Tennessee, sister to the New Mexico Mississippi and Idaho, was launched at 9 45 this morning at the Brooklyn navy yard. Miss Helen Roberts, 16, daughter of Governor Roberts of Tennessee, shattered a champagne bottle against the vessel as the christening.

New York United Press Tennessee New Mexico Mississippi Idaho Brooklyn Navy Yard Helen Roberts Gov. Roberts

Theft at Eldora Apartments Strips Mrs. Johnson of Furniture

Thieves stole a large oak settee a chair a stand and a heavy swivel chair from the apartment of Mrs. Augusta Johnson at Eldora apartments 1708 Bellevue avenue Tuesday night according to police.

Augusta Johnson Eldora Apartments Bellevue Ave

Oregon Troops Land in East

Transports Louisville and Regina d Italia arrive in New York with units of the 77th division and 162nd infantry among them. Among the troops aboard are many Oregonians led by Maj. Moshberger of Woodburn.

Oregon East New York United Press Louisville 207Th Infantry Mobile of Marseilles Ville Maj Moshberger Woodburn

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