First Vancouver yard ship chartered at high rate to UK
The 8,800 ton steel steamship built at Cogh Vancouver yards loaded in Puget Sound and arrived at Smith Cove for oil and lumber bound for the United Kingdom. Chartered by Thorndyke Trenholme for Mitaui & Co, the War Cavalry will carry 4000 feet of lumber and 3000 barrels of Japanese oil. The rate is among the highest, driven by scarce bottoms on the Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogh Vancouver
Cavalry
Smith Cove
United Kingdom
Puget Sound
Seattle
Thorndyke, Trenholme Com
Mitaui & Co
Navy Yard Seeks 368 Workers in Puget Sound District
Puget Sound Navy Yard calls for 368 workers including machinists rivet heaters shipfitters painters and helpers. Positions posted by the secretary of the civil service district list daily pay from 4.16 to 7.68 and cover skilled and helper roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Th Civil Service District
Laddlermaker
Reger
Longshoremen Bar Vancouver Freight Amid Ship Tieups
The local longshoremen's union bans members from handling freight from Vancouver as no ships operate locally. Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian Pacific vessels are tied up while Puget Sound Navigation runs a single boat between here and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Here
Vancouver
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Victoria
Alaska Prospero us Says Steamship Man
R W Baxter vice president of the Alaska Steamship company reports from a return to headquarters that business looked very good in Alaska. He says conditions are favorable and prospects appear bright along the northern offices and routes he inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
R. W. Baxter
Alaska Steamship Company
Baxter
Chicago Market Report Sees Mixed Grain Moves at Opening
Chicago June 10 market report notes scattered selling at dawn due to bear ish oats prospects but overall demand stabilized. Corn futures show July at 1.68 a bushel up from opening. September corn and December corn mixed, oats trading near unchanged with modest gains, while reports of army worm damage attract attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frisco Market Report Cites Varied Produce Prices
Frisco market notes list prices for butter beef potatoes and grains. Idaho potatoes and Oregon burbanks lead gains while new potatoes Delta and early rose values are shown. Port Costa shipping rates and 1915 barley figures round out a brief commodity snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Idaho
Gema
Cental
Oregon Burbanks
Ashington
Delta
Ontana
Etreet
Mermuda
Port Costa
Portland Market Report shows mixed prices across livestock
Portland market reports 65 cattle receipts with lower price levels for steers and cows, 178 hogs with steady to mixed values, and 110 sheep with prices down. Butter and eggs noted with city creamery values, while miscellaneous poultry and cheese prices appear.
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Portland
Gre
Itc
New York Stock Market Opens Irregularly With Mixed Gains
The New York stock market opened irregular as United States Steel rose to 119% while Central Leather slipped to 106 after a 4 point drop. Studebaker gained to 111% with declines in American Smelting and Marine Pref, and Mexican Petroleum eased to 190 with a 1 point fall. United States Steel later fell to 109% amid a choppy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Central Leather
Studebaker
Anaconda
Anacomda
Marine
Fire Causes 350000 Damages at Chilkoot Box Plant
A Sunday fire at the North Pacific fishery box factory in Chilkoot, Alaska caused about 350000 dollars in damage. Otto Burkhardt, vice president of the company, suffered a broken leg. Rebuilding this year is unlikely due to material and labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Fishery
Chilkoot
Alaska
Otto Burkhardt
Hog Price Record Set by Chico Farmer
Frank Colm of Chico California established a hog price record by selling a car load of 52 hogs for 4,000 dollars. The average weight was 270 pounds and the price received exceeded 28 cents per pound on the hoof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Cal
Frank Colm
Portland butter market eyes rise as traders prepare price lift
Local butter prices are set to climb at least one cent by nightfall as markets hold steady elsewhere. New York stockpiles bound for Europe worry creamery men, while Washington condensers keep cheese production delayed and watermelons from Imperial Valley head to Seattle at six cents per pound. Strawberries soften with cooler weather and weak demand at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
New York
Europe
Washington
Imperial Valley
Cal
Seattl
Prices Paid for Vegetables and Produce by Local Dealers
Local markets report prices paid to wholesalers for vegetables and fruit across Kennewick,Walla Walla, Prosser and surrounding Oregon lines. Listings include CA, OR, WA produce with per crate, per sack, per dozen and per ton rates for items such as cauliflower, celery, corn, onions, peas, radishes, spinach, lettuce, apples, and oranges with varied regional references and quality grades.
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Artichohee
A. Oolr
Walla
Oregon
Gooscherrion
Grose CormCal
Los Angeles
Hood River Marshall
Si Valley
New California
sAscon
VESSEL MOVEMENTS Sighted Off the Cape
Maritime report lists numerous arrivals and departures between Tacoma Seattle and coastal ports. Vessels including Admiral Mehley, Admiral Evans, War Cavalry, Governor, Leman Stewart, Wilmington and others are noted with routes from San Francisco Vancouver Kodiak and Seattle, plus Catalina and Victoria calls. Weather conditions show variable winds and rain in lower tides with multiple ships in tow or under tug assistance.
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Wilmington
Tacoma
Leman Stewart
Oleum
War Cavalry
Vancouver
Governer
Man Pedro
San Franeteee
Victoria
B. C
Saginaw
Port Angeles
Admiral Mehley
Fort Musesil
Tecoma
Columbia Porte
Kobe
Mile
Echr
Edward KR. Weet
Astoria
Tyee
Seattle
Anchorage
Fa Admirel Watson
Kodiak
Admiral Evans
Portland
I. GO
Point Wells
Nasaime
J. C
Powry
Beettie
Klc
Reattia
Panama
Piriek
Kaverett
W. A Porter
San Francisco
Port Townsend
W. A. Porter
Wholesale grain and livestock price list from Minnesota market
An OCR style listing shows per ton prices for Nay grain and feed, barley, corn, cracked meal, milo, timothy seed, rye, alfalfa, straw, and wheat. It also details wholesale hides and tallow values by type and grade, including cow and steer hides, bull hides, horse hides, wool, sheep pelts, and tallow figures.
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Minnesota
Veterans to Join Yank Legion Plane at Liberty Meeting
State veterans will affiliate the Liberty atle chapter of the American Legion with the national American Legion at a local council meeting Monday evening June 16. The session will be at the Soldiers and Sailors club Fourth Ave and Cherry St. All discharged soldiers sailors and marines are urged to attend.
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Yank Legion
A Atle
American Legion of Liberty
National Veterans Organisation
American Legion
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Fourth Ave
Cherry At
Employee accused of theft at Mayes Cafe
An ex worker at Mayes Cafe on First Ave took between 150 and 200 dollars and the front door key during quitting on Monday night. Mayes reported the private employee to police Tuesday morning, noting three nights of service and an unclear description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mayes
Mayes
First Ave
Delay Ordinance on Jitney Line Permit
A proposed ordinance to allow two motor houses with Magnelia Bluff street car service was delayed. Assistant counsel Tom Kennedy asked committee chair Oliver T. Erickson for details on fare, personnel, routes, duties, salaries, and whether funds go to the street railways department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnelia Bluff
Tom Kennedy
Oliver T. Erickson
Street Railways Department
Oriental Cable To Operate This Week
The direct Oriental cable will be restored this week, according to John A. Forehand of the Postal Telegraph company. The Guam Manila line failed April 11, and no service across the Pacific has been provided since.
Unfilled U S Steel Tonnage Drops in May Report
New York June 10 Unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel corporation for May 21 fell 618275 tons from April 30. May totals were 4292310 with 3376220 on May 31 191%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Public Markets YINe IT. Peet Kristoferesa's milk
A list of grocery items and stalls in a public market with varied goods including dairy meat canned vegetables coffee and fresh produce. Entries mention brands and stall numbers such as Crystal White soap New potatoes and Stalls 8 49 104 193 120 111 24. Prices and item types indicate a bustling market scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristoferesa
Benes Lenes
Oryetel
Ned Feel
Ames
Reoth
Lighthouse Cleanser
Bemee
Giant Mate Takes Stand In Murder Trial
Frederick Hansen, first mate of the schooner Edward KK Weet, testifies in Seattle federal court that he did not commit manslaughter by tossing second mate Charles Hannen overboard near Cape Horn. He recalls prior arrests in Grays Harbor 1914 and Port Townsend 1907 and admits striking Hannen a month earlier. Robert S McColl arrives as new witness. meanwhile the Edward R Wert arrives in Seattle for overhaul before sailing to Sydney.
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Frederick Hansen
Edward KK. Weet
Charles Hannen
Cape Horn
Custman
Martin
Hansen
Grays Harbor
Sailors’ Union
Port Townsend
Hannen
Seattle
Robert S&s. McColl
Portland
McColl
Bdward R. Wert
Beattle Harbor
Little Veene
Skinner & Eddy
Africa
Port Blakeley
Sydney
Australia
Woman puzzled by appeal of tailor-made clothing
A woman questions why a man would choose tailor-made clothes when off-the-rack options are cheaper. She implies cost drives decisions, while the appeal of custom fit remains unclear.
Mall Stalls Offer Miscellaneous Grocery Goods
The listing shows stalls at Mall 17 to Stall 66 offering items such as freeh milk at 10¢ per quart, Carnation milk 1% with prices, beet sendiass raising and afc 1% items, Kare syrup 19, pure Jelly 200, Premier spices 19e, vale coffees 2 for 1, potato salad and home made ham loaf, fresh peanut butter and sauerkraut prices, all in a market-like display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Guittard
Hengsen Fined in Federal Court for Alcohol Offense
A. Hengsen, linked to 3,204 quarts of liquor in a county city building controversy, appeared in federal court Tuesday and was fined $250 by Judge Bebb. In a separate case, Nichols and Rossi pleaded guilty to moonshining and received 30 days in King County Jail plus $100 fines each.
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A. Hengsen
Bebbe
Cushman
A. Nichols
Dido Rossi
King County
Whitlock Denied as Italy Envoy Candidate
Reports in the United States claimed Brand Whitlock would be ambassador to Italy but officials denied any appointment. Whitlock is said to be among several candidates under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deny Whitlock
Italy
Folo Prace &Etaoin Etaol
Paris
United Press
United States
Brand Whitlock
Whitlock
Kind Words Club Moves Noon Meetings to Bluebird Lunch
The Kind Words club long meeting at the Railway Exchange will start holding noon gatherings at the Bluebird lunch located at 213 Columbia Street. The group, composed of men interested in public affairs, gathers to discuss and critique each other’s views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kind Words Club
Railway Exchange
Bluebird
Columbia St
Report 60 Killed in Mexican Riots
LAREDO Texas June 10 Sixty persons are reported killed and many wounded in election riots at Monte rey Mexico last night in messages received by Mexican officials in Nuevo Laredo today. Officials had no confirmation. Dispatches yesterday said one man was killed and three wounded in disturbances attending Sundays gubernatorial elections in the state of Nuevo Leon. Juan Garcia anti Carranza candidate was reported elected.
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Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Nuevo Leon
Juan Garcia
Eastern Star to Meet in Seattle Convention Opens at Masonic Temple
The State convention of the Order of the Eastern Star will open in Seattle at the Masonic temple on Thursday. Delegates from across Washington will attend as roll call begins at noon. Regular business and officer elections are scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Seattle
Masonic Temple
Washington
Coast Ad Men May Join World Club
In Portland Oregon on June 10 delegates at the Pacific Coast Advertising Men's association convention weigh whether to join the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Sentiment among delegates appears evenly divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Association
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Hold Up Robbers Take Man’s Coins on Broadway
Alberto Arola of 722 Eleventh Ave was relieved of 3.70 by masked robbers at Broadway and Terracest Monday night. Police report, Tuesday, that Arola could only see masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto Arola
Eleventh Ave
Broadway
Terracest
Arola
Mooney defense groups veto tag sale defy mayor
Mooney defense committees under the Central Labor Council vetoed a plan to hold a city street tag sale despite Mayor Ole Hanson’s denial of permission. J A Stewart of the committee urged appealing to federal authorities for authorization. He will raise the matter again at the Labor Temple meeting next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney Defense Committees
Central Labor Council
Ole Hanson
J. A. Stewart
Mooney Defense Committee
Labor Temple
Stewart
Hanson
Man Who Thinks He Knows It All Tricked by Designing Woman
A confident man is outsmarted by a crafty designer in a tale of wits and romance. The plot centers on a wary suitor who underestimates a clever woman and pays the price with a humorous lesson in humility.
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Navy Yard
Prosperous
Bank Clearings
Chicago Market Report
Frisco Market Report
Portland Market Report
New York Stock Report
Alaska Fire
Chico Farmer
Ohio
Dentists Universitet OF
Goyrcaite
MojJave Desert
Madge Kennedy
Ae Aercial— Sadler Waar
Clemmer
Seattles
Vroitnble
Teee
Ana
Peanuta
Virginia Kevetone
DATRY
Cal State Prandt
Evbes
Wisconsin
Limburger
Tillamook
MOCO
Young America
Ame
U. & Weath
Ureau
Tatoos Island
Ae Rainier
A. F Lucas
Jefferson
Admiral Bobley
San Diego
San Pedro
A. m
Jane &Me Morning Star
Fulton
Venad
Wheeleas
Angor
Meary Villard
Alert Bey
Hedonde
Aheam Cape Calvert
Heymour Narrows
Diseon
Admiral Nicholson
Prince Rupert
Naval
A. F. Laces
Richmond
Powell River
Flattery
Frylie
San Fraterese
Beattie
Perth
San Franciero
Rainier
San
Catherine DD
Norwood
Katalla
Cape At Bilias
Jutette Victoria
Beattiie
Nerme
Unimak Parse
Neme
Nome
Maine
Unimak
Meichu Mara
Heffron
Cavairy
Great Northern
Juwe Mary
Swift
Eure
Fort Burcell
Hanford
Hull Adria Pier
Ceverner
Omel Maru
Edisto
Yakiok
Edmere
Rosemead
Hidridge
Byeta
Kimeport
Mmadaward KR
West
Todd's Drydock
Ardema
Nilaen & Kelet Yards
Fe Fonduce
Bewiekty
Eiliott Pay
Rydock
Motorechr Semmeltuind
MacAteer Shipbuilding Company
Achrer Fisher Bronmille
Remus
Stream— Pk
Belfast
Ogulloween-Orel Fogine
Motor Echr H.C. Haneen
Lake Union
le Rush
Hingamon
Ae Abnoha
Vincennes
Conkamer
Leiss Success
M J. B
Mtalle
Bbc
Colombia
Weratlake
Can. & Armour
John Spargur, Conductor
Schubert
Lucile C. Johnson
Winifred Lugrin
Fahey
Sherman & Clay
Music House
Pike Place
Hensgen
Renton
New Castle
Grand Ridge
Utah
Lump
Black Diamond
Black River
Wingate Furnace
Carbonado
Carbonado Coal Sales Agency
Elliott
Connecticut St
University District
Eastern Star
Coast Ad
World Club
Bellingham Chemical Co
Hellingham
Wash
Bartell Five
Swift & Co. Druggists
Hoyt’s
Twice Moore
Troy Barnes
Hfssie Crawford
Dave Ferguson
Hale Hamilton
Eves
Sun
Alexander
Man Who
Mata
Renee
Teeter
Samakeff
Cook
Lorena
The
Two
Milllionaires
Schepp
Wwe Orpheum Theatre
Lew White
Wilkes Katzs
Mats
Geo. Broadhurst
Smith
Matsa
Pius
Wheeler & Wilson
White Sewing Machine CO. Phoma Main
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