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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
7
The Frisco Seals game against Seattle's Naturals is set for Wednesday at Rainier Valley Park. A Chamber of Commerce rally and a downtown parade begin at 1 30 with 11 300 attendees predicted. Rainier Valley cars shuttle fans to the ball park.
President to deliver a speech in New York likely at the Politan Opera House or Carnegie Hall as the start of his campaign for the League of Nations and the peace treaty. He may not disclose details of peace negotiations or treaty accomplishments to Congress.
A Berlin report says American interests have purchased the Krupp munitions works. The patch notes the deal and its potential impact on the German industry and war materiel production. The date is given as July 1.
fragmentary dialogue about fitting a wheel and vocal limits contrasts with a push to think of The Star for advertising. no clear event or person beyond dialog cues.
The article explains that teeth must be healthy and able to thoroughly break down food. It warns against teeth that ache when touched or sensitive teeth that react to pressure. It emphasizes proper dental function for overall health.
Two large steel steamships the Ed isto built by Skinner and Eddy and the Wear Islay built by Ames Shipbuilding Co are to undergo trial trips on Tuesday after being readied Monday. The Minisport from Skinner and Eddy and the West Henshaw from the Duthie yard are expected to follow later in the week.
The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Victoria completed a Nome round trip in seven days and six hours and arrived Monday night. She is scheduled to sail again on Saturday, marking her first Nome return voyage of the year.
The free port convention opened in New York on Monday with representatives from across the country in attendance. William Kent of the United States tariff commission has been invited to attend and explain the convention.
Captain Charles G. Hansen was selected to succeed Captain J. E. Gupuil on the next Admiral line voyage aboard the steamship Senator to Nome. He recently commanded the Admiral Sebree to this coast.
Maritime notices report multiple vessel movements around Tatoosh Island and ports including Seattle, Victoria, and Port Townsend. Listings cover arrivals, departures, and passages of steamers, freighters, and naval craft with times, routes, and ship names such as President, Admiral Dewey, City of Seattle, and others.
Currants sell 2 to 2.50 per case as Tuesday trading remains steady. Cantalope and strawberry supplies tight and firmer, Bing cherries 20 cents per lb, Royal Ames 15. Cheese prices ease slightly while butter holds steady. market unsettled with potential softer levels after Monday’s highs.
Island natives recount a sweeping epidemic that emptied whole villages in Alaska during winter. Passengers aboard the Senator, the season’s first departing vessel, arrived Sunday and shared grim memories of deserted streets and the long absence of life amid the frostbound communities.
The Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Asia reached Vancouver on Monday with 342 passengers. Volunteer longshoremen transferred from other CP ships helped unload despite a port strike.
Vancouver workers end walkout as street carmen resume duties on July 1. City no longer relies entirely on jitney transport after Labor Temple search and seizures of documents. homes of strike leaders were searched with no arrests reported.
Passengers aboard the ship report Shishaldin volcano on Unmak Island in the Aleutian chain erupting as it was passed on June 23, while nearby Vulcan Bavioff remained non eruptive though its peak bore ash from earlier eruptions.
Washington July 1 the senate passed a bill establishing an additional federal judgeship in the northern district of California. The measure expands the judiciary and addresses caseload pressures by adding one new seat in that district.
Denver market report shows cattle receipts 2,500 head with steady demand. Steers 11 to 12.50, cows and heifers 7.75 to 9.50, calves 12.50 to 14. Hogs receipts 1,700 head steady with top at 120.75 and most sales 20.26 to 20.55. Sheep receipts 6,000 head steady to higher with lambs 16 to 16.35 and ewes 6.50 to 7.00.
A crowded marketplace sheet lists stalls with varied goods and prices. Fresh milk ten cents a quart at Stall 79, multiple stalls offer fruits such as peaches oranges lemons and apricots, seafood including herring salmon halibut and ling cod, and meats like pot roast and lamb. Household items include sugar, coffee, canned goods, butter, eggs, and olives with many stall prices in cents or dollars.
The text presents a fragmented price schedule listing horse hides wool and sheep pelts with various grades and unit prices. It resembles an old market column showing values per unit and product descriptions amid garbled OCR.
Banking figures show clearings totaling 7,269,265.30 with balances across Seattle and Tacoma districts. Reported balances include 1,339,438.00 and 698,711.00 in separate accounts with smaller sums such as 267,961.00 reflected among the reported totals.
New York on July 1 reports that almost all saloons and bars began selling 2.75 percent beer and light wines. The Retail Liquor Dealers Association and the Hotel Men's association note many hotels adopted soft drinks, installing large soda fountains.
Cattle receipts 139 head with slow demand. Good to choice steers 9.60 to 10.50, fair to good 8.50 to 9, common to fair 7.50 to 8, cows and heifers 8 to 9.90, medium to good 5.50 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 269 head, market strong, primes 20 to 20.65, mediums 19 to 19.50, roughs 18.25 to 19, pigs 17.60 to 18.50, bulk 20.10 to 20.55. Sheep receipts 596 head, market lower, lambs 12.50 to 15.60, yearlings 5.50 to 8.50, wethers 5.50 to 8, ewes 6 to 6.5. Butter 2.50 to 2.5% per lb. Eggs 44 to 47¢ per dozen. Hen 25 to 26¢ per lb, broilers 20¢ per lb.
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