FOR SALE FARM LANDS AND WATERFRONT OFFERS
A scattered ad page offers 20 acres of crop land with livestock and farm machinery, several waterfront lots with utilities, and timber land in Washington and Oregon. It promotes buying water lots, subdivision parcels near Tree Point, and a waterfront home with garage and phone service. Also included are legal notices of a general election and a financial district update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleo
Banford
Prosser
Wash
Sunkist Beach
Three Tree Mt
Moines Brick Highway
Tree Point
Elliott
Drive Moines
Lake Kurien
Seattle Star Directory of Attorneys and Local Services
Directory from The Seattle Star lists law firms and services with addresses and phone numbers. Notable entries include MASON FENWICK LAWRENCE at 432 Burke Bldg, RUNY CONDGREN at 6804 Stewart St, and SANDERS & CO at 1008-4 L. Smith Ride. Also shows chiropractors, protective agencies, loan firms, and storage through various Seattle addresses and phone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toll Central
Remington Typewriter Co
Woeatern Rubber Co
Universal Telephone Co
Olympic Foundry Co
Mason, Fenwick
Lawrence
Burke
Runy
Condgren
Snell Heydes
Stewart
Inglis Would Accept City Council Post If Elected
Friends report Col. W. M. Inglis would accept the council berth if chosen to fill the unexpired term of Rol and W. Cotterill, who died last Tuesday. Inglis is in New York and could arrange affairs to leave on short notice. Also running are Helen N Stevens, first woman candidate, and Frank W Goodhue, county auditor’s office employee and former eminent domain commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. M. Inglis
Col. Inglis
New York
Roland W. Cotterill
County Auditor's Office
More Seattle Yanks Return From War Service
One hundred sixteen Washington casual troops return home in two groups. The first 48 men arrive in Seattle at 9 p.m. Saturday and stay until 8 a.m. Sunday before proceeding to Camp Lewis for discharge. The second group of 68 arrives at 5 p.m. Monday and remains overnight, leaving at 6 a.m. Tuesday for American Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seattle
Frank Gates, Jr
Soldiers and Sailor A
Fiest
Camp Lewis
Cannala
American Lake
Normag
Reyes
Bear to sail for far north on annual voyage
The Coast Guard ship Bear prepared for its 35th annual voyage from Bell Street terminal to Point Barrow. Captain P H Abenoth aims to Nome then Barrow, weather permitting, to supply remote Unalaska and Bering Sea communities. The Bear once rescued Karluk crew at Wrangell Island in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dering Sea
Point Barrow
Alaska
Arctic
Wrangell Island
Steffanson
Seven Vessels Set for Alaska Sailings This Week
Seven vessels began loading passengers and supplies for Alaska on Saturday. The Kuskequim River Trading Company operated Render Bros and Apokek, loaded to the guards and bound for Kuskequim river points. The Redondo of Alaska Steamship Co sails to Juneau stopping at cannery ports along the coast. Two passenger ships Alaska and City of Seattle plan Alaska sailings next week, with freighters Santa Anna and Skagway leaving for southeastern Alaska ports Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Render Bros
Inalaska
Apokek
Kuskequim River Trading Company
Kuskequim
Redondo
Alaska Steamship Company
Juneau
Seattle
Santa Anna
Skagway
Yankee Returns to Position With Port
H M Eddy former Wn agent at Hanford ascends from army service to resume as port commission agent at Hanford station next week. He served with the 216th field signal battalion in France taking part in St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne offensives and chased Germans in the Ypres region before the armistice. Eddy left the University of Washington in 1914 to join the port commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat
France
H. M. Eddy
Hanford At
Army
Port Commission
RE. BE. Frazier
Eddy
216Th Field Signal Battalion
St. Mihiel
Meuse- Argonne
Ypreelya
U. of W
Ship Board Chief to Arrive Tuesday in Seattle
H. E. Frick, new North Pacific district manager of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, will arrive in Seattle Tuesday to take over his office. He succeeds Capt. W. A. Mageist and was detained in the East over duties at the American International Shipbuilding Corporation which built the Hog Island yards. D. M. Callis has acted as district manager pending Frick’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Frick
North Pacific
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Seattle
Frick
W. A. Magee Magist
American International Shipbuilding Corporation
Hog Island
D. M. Callis
Ready to Launch 49th Steel Craft Eliato
The 9 600 ton steel ship Eliato to be launched by Skinner and Ekky this week at the Fast Waterway yard. Liberty loan ceremonies will mark the launch with Mrs A L Hunt, wife of Capt Hunt, sponsor for the ship, performing the christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliato
Sea and Weasel
Skinner and Ekky
Fast Waterway
Liberty Loan
A. Lt. Hunt
Hunt
Department of Operations
United States Shipping Board
Lectures on Navigation by Professor Gould at Masters' Club
Professor Gould of the university delivers a series of navigation lectures in the Masters Mates and Pilots association rooms at 106 Grand Trunk Dock. One session is held each Monday at 7 p m, open to all seafaring men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Masters
Mates’ and Pilots’ Association
Grand Trunk Dock
Water Shut Off Notice for Several Streets Sunday
Water will be shut off on Sixth avenue from Pine to Stewart, Olive from Sixth to Fifth, and Howell from Eighth to Terry, on Sunday May 11 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Utilities warn residents to store water and plan for disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ave
Pine At
Stewart St
Olive At
Fighth Ave
Howell At
Eighth Ave
Terry Ave
Fifth ship Boneterre begins loading ties for Atlantic voyage
The steamship Boneterre, fifth vessel assigned to move 50,000,000 feet of ties to the Atlantic, commenced loading a cargo of ties at Bellingham. A railroad decision on whether the Mig shipment should go by pall or water is pending, but ample lumber shipments from the coast will keep wood ships busy even if the remaining tonnage goes by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Boneterre
Pacific American Fisheries Company
Bellingham
Railroad Administration
Vessel Movements Report From Behr, Vancouver, Tacoma Ports
The Prom Weather Bureau lists vessel movements and arrivals at Tatooam Island Port Angeles Vancouver Seattle and Tacoma. Highlights include Behr Gemble Be Prank M Buck Meiwa Maru Admiral Behrey Governor Forbes City of Beattie and other ships passing in and out with times noted May 8 9 10 16 and statuses of arrivals departures and towages. The report also notes port side activity at Port Townsend Tokonama and Victoria with naval communications and terminal movements. The WTB bulletin closes with a civic note: The W T U will hold a jubilee banquet Monday at 6 pm in the First Methodist church.
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Tatooam Island
Behr Gemble
M. Buck
el Segundo
Cleer
Huck
Deesie Dollar
Meleum
Port Angelaa
Behr Columbiaiver
A. P Leece
Tacoma
Philadepihie
Bao Francisco
Balaoa
Be Rockeo
Atlantic Porta Ee Eens
Behr Alloe Cooke
Puget Round Porte
Fe Governor
Imego
San Petro
Heattie
Ban Diero
Ocharten Nelson
Puget Bound
Beattie
Oriental Porte
Sehr
Shanghai
Manila
Bradford
San Francisco
Maricopa
Port Han Lule
Beattie Dunganers
Admiral Behiey
Port Townsend
Beattice
Northwestern
Seward
Herendon Bay
Admiral Sebree
Killianoe
Muirwood
King Cove
Sp m
Multnomah
Portland
Astoria
At & Pp. m
Oleum
At & Pp m
Admiral Schley
Seeattle
J. A. Moffett
Seattle
Slip Point
Redwood
Wilmington
At & P
Weasela
Cove Terminal
Hell At
Arabia
Achr
Wakena
Hender Bros
Acir Chas
Wilson
Pacific Engineering Works
Eyota
Bonworth, Skinner & Holdy
Victoria
Edgewood
Polybius
Toka
Waymncan
Eldridge
Edgemoor
Nilsen & Kelez
Fonduce
Cinyran
Duthie Yarde
West Hematite
Todd Yarde
Western Knight
Echr Azalea
Delight
Gaffney
Puget Hound Bridge
Brookwood
Blakely
Amos Yarda
Western Gien
West Irma
Weat Saing
Albert Metin
Meachum & Labcock
Ardema
Patterson & McDonald
Hkenowa
Aberringa
Birriwa
Seattle Flour Milla
Ozetta
West Seattle
Ae Aoecent
Rogers Krown
Tenpatsan Maru
Beattie North Pacific Yarde
Yaklok
Iconium
Isaaqumaick
Lake Union
Rush
Brookdale
Fort Harrison
Allenhurst
Port Jackson
Addison
Foulton
Doveamont
Boughton
Bourneville
W. HM. Smith
Ahmik
Cineas
Fort Union
Anthon
First Methodist Church
Local Markets Report Mixed Butter and Produce Activity
Saturday morning butter prices rose a cent across grades due to higher outside markets demand and modest production. Fees remained firm while buying and selling values stayed unchanged. Cheese markets showed no changes. Produce dealers sold out of perishables with limited Los Angeles strawberries remaining. Florin strawberries expected to arrive late Saturday with a lively Monday scramble predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Beasil Nate-Per 1b and Local Dairy Prices Summary
Local market list shows prices for nuts, butter, milk, cream bricks, and poultry. It includes entries for Coroanute-Per, Mack Walnute-Per, Manchurian, Peanut-Virginia Keystone, Dairy Products, Butter Vat per pound, Milk per cwt, and various regional cream bricks and triplets from Wash, Oregon, Wisconsin, Idaho, and Cal state brands. Also lists wholesale poultry and hog prices, fresh milk and grain items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esteeweers
E. Walnute
Bottwhell
Cal
State
Young America
Chicago Market Report shows grain prices steady amid weather
Weather in the Midwest and Iowa planting reports weigh on futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. May corn opens down then recovers to close around 1.62. July and September corn move within narrow ranges. Oats and other grains slide or hold with minor changes. local prices for barley and other feeds listed alongside commodity notes.
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Chicago
Iowa
Chicago Board of Trade
Tir
Reptember
Lee Oate
Wean Ae
C.c
Cccce
Suly
Stock market opens with mixed gains and losses
In the first hour speculative stocks dropped while standard industrials held a limited loss and some names reversed in later trading. Large swings occurred as steel and other leaders moved, with fractional advances noted at the open and a rebound in the second hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hun Financial Review Today
American Car and Foundry
United Press
Insuea
United States Steel
American Sugar
Pan-American Petroleum
Southern Pacific
General Cigar
Tim
United States Steel Corporation
New York Market Report Mixed Activity At Close
Market data shows mixed moves with gains for United States Bee and Marine preferred, declines for Gen ere Motors and Mexican Petroleum, and notable price points including 19%c for Coffee-Ipet Ta and 7.28 for a security. Lead indicators note a strong close and several percentage changes across listed equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Banton
United States
Genere Motors
Marine
Mexican Petroleum
Portland Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady Market Report
Portland market report shows cattle receipts steady with ranges for various classes including steers from 7.50 to 13.10 and cows and heifers up to 11. Prime mixed hogs quoted at 20.25 to 20.80, with other hogs and calves detailed. Sheep receipts none, prices listed for prime lambs and yearlings. Local creamery and produce quotes included.
Frisco Market Report Butter and Produce Prices
Frisco market report lists butter extras at 64 cents, firsts 9 cents, pullets 49 cents. Cheese California fancy 32.5 cents, potatoes on wharf Oregon 1.85 to 2.26 per pound, delta to house 3.50, new deltas 3.5 cents per pound. On wharf central prices 2.75 to 4.25 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Fireta
Ste Eges
Oregon
Delta Toe House
Nasil Cental
Denver Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady
Denver market report for May 10 shows cattle receipts around 3 000 head with steady prices. Steers fetch 11.50 to 15.00, cows and helpers 8.50 to 12.25, stockers and feeders 10.50 to 13.00, calves 14.50 to 15.75. Hog receipts about 700 head with top 19.95 and bulk 19.70 to 19.95. Sheep receipts 2 000 head with lambs 15.50 to 19.00 and ewes around 14 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Stearn
Hutter
Oregon
Denver
Public Markets Listing With Bargains and Brands
A fragmented market notice lists stalls and goods including Pine and T Stall 21 for milk prices 10¢ per qt, Damaged brands Carnation and Bor den a milk 12¢ per can, Ivory soap 10¢ bar, Palm Olive 200 bar, Peet's Mechanic soap, caraway cheese 30¢ per lb, ripe olives, Red Seal Grocery Annex with canned goods, Federal milk 4 small cans 35¢, Elliott Fish Co salmon and trout 26¢, fresh strawberries 25¢ per box, Fisher's Blend flour priced for sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine &T
Kriatoferson’s
Peet's Mechanic
Red Seal
Annex
Federal
Avenue Grocery
Elliott Fish Co
Royal Grocery
Fisher's
Grocery stalls offer wide variety of staples and prices
A market listing shows stalls with items like pure milk 19¢ per quart, pancake flour 26¢, eight cans Holly milk, Royal baking powder 20, table peaches 40¢, red salmon 35¢, sugar 48¢, potato sacks and flours priced from $2.90 to $2.95, plus soaps and canned goods.
Local Grocery Items Listing Fragment
Readable items include cottage cheese two pounds fresh pimento cheese ham loaf sirloin steak liver peanut butter and condensed milk priced in cents. The fragment lists a Kristofersons cottage cheese and various home goods with quantities and unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrst
Kristoferson
Ruth St Denis To Shop Here In Seattle
Famous dancer Ruth St Denis will tour Seattle exclusive shops Monday morning under The Star’s auspices. She will ride a Cole vehicle and visit Montellus Music House Seattle Music House Victoria Boot Shop De Roy Jewelry Helen Igoe’s Seattle specialty shop Hollywood Gardens Standard Furniture Violet Tatum Millinery before returning to the Hotel Washington to note impressions for The Star Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth St. Denis
Seattle
The
Star
St. Denis
United Motors Company
Hotel Washington
Montellus Music House
Third
University
Carrie Re
Seattle Music House
Third Ave
Brunswick
Victoria Boot Shop
Victoria Economy
Jay FE. de Roy
Second Ave
Helen Igoe
Mias St. Denis
Hollywood Gardens
Pine St
Standard Furniture Company
Violet Tatum
Flatiron
Westlake Ave
Miss St. Denis
Washington
Body of Spokane Girl Found in Lake Washington
Eva Apple, 24, who vanished from Mrs. S. D. Clausen’s home in Spokane on April 22, was found moating in Lake Washington near Lake City on Saturday morning by railroad workers. Bloodhounds traced her steps to the shore but grappling hooks and a diver failed to locate her until the lake current returned her body near the disappearance site. The coroner notified her Spokane family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Apple
Spokane
S. D. Clausen
Lake Washington
Lake City
Clausen
Seattle carpenters set eight hour day and five day week
Seattle district council of carpenters informs architects contractors and builders that from May 5 1919 the minimum wage for carpenters is 750 per day for eight hours and a five day week will be strictly observed. The notice is signed by F M Sharp secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
District Council of Carpenters
F. M. Sharp
Pure cane sugar and canned goods price list
A fragmented inventory lists items such as pure cane sugar, black cod, wheat macaroni, pork and beans, potted meats, pilot bread and related quantities with prices including S5c and 260 in the text.
Local Market Listings Mixed Groceries and Goods
A fragmented market notice lists stalls and items including sugar at stall 17, condensed milk at stall 66, Kristoferson’s milk at stall 79, Palm Olive soap at stall 1508, Jello packets at stall 1508, dred coconut at stall 29, peanut butter at stall 79, and churned creamed butter at stall 690. Prices and exact units are inconsistently stated in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristoferson
Grocery Advert: Fresh Crabs Halibut Butter Eggs
The ad lists stalls offering fresh cooked crabs two for 26 cents and up, halibut, salt salmon sides, Ip., fresh peanut butter 17 cents per pound, Wisconsin brick cheese 38 cents, fresh ranch eggs 58 cents per dozen, two dozen butter $1.65, Marigold margarine 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Miller Trial Opens Monday for Murder Charge
John A. Miller a shipyard mechanic faces a first degree murder trial Monday in a designated superior court. Prosecutors allege he beat Frank Burghardt to death with a hammer on February 13 and tried to dispose of the body with lime in a Renton gully. The state will present evidence including the mattress covers, several fingers, and the hammer. Deputy prosecutor T Patterson leads the case. Captain Charles Ay Tennant heads detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Miller
J. Tallman
Miller
Frank Burghardt
Burghardt
Renton
T. Patterson
Altho
Charles Ay Tennant
Chewed Ear in Self Defense Finds Montgomery Not Guilty
W. 8s. Montgomery, a barber, was acquitted of assault in Judge Mitchell Gilliam's court after jurors ruled he acted in self defense. The case stemmed from February 25 when Montgomery allegedly bit off the upper half of Thomas Egan's left ear, following a dispute over barber union matters at Montgomery's shop. Deputy Prosecutor Patterson had argued Montgomery was unbalanced and previously committed to physicians, citing threats to cut a patron's throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mitchell Gilliam
Thomas Egan
Barbers’ Union
Patterson
King Dykeman
Egan
Ballard Eagles Invests $500 in Victory Liberty Bonds
Ballard Aerie of Eagles No. 172 reports total Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps now exceed $5,000 after a new $500 investment. The group emphasizes patriotic support and community effort through The Liberty bond drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas Federal Reserve District
Ballard
Ballard Aerie of Eagles
Victory
Going Up Brightens Seattle Theatrical Calendar
Intimate Talks by B. Ho previews the Cohan Harris production Going Up opening tomorrow at the Metropolitan. The musical comedy by Harbach Montcomer and Hirsch features a lively American punch and a shipshape cast and chorus. Seats are limited so readers are urged to hurry and secure admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ho
Metropolitan
Cohan & Harris
Miss Master
Seattle
Harbach
James Montcomer
Louis Hirsch
Aeay
Nephere
Cohannis
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Jefferson County
Thomas
Buxton, In
Rida
Team
Toola
Healy
Monroe
Petroleum & Mines Co
Baker
Mt Arccbras
Anhere
Fie
Texas
H. P_ Tel Western Petroleum
Wines
Womi Ng Pacific
E.s
Bliss
D. McConahy
American Bank
Second
Madison
IES Investment CO
Elk
Erickson
Ows
King County
Board of Water Commissioners Water District
Kingty
Ittle
Firlands Sanitarium
Page South
Snohomish Sone
Board of Comoners of Water District No
Comoners of Water District
Anid
Neta
Hin
Oothland
Greenwood
Se’ Nursery Office
Rich
Ella Lang
Lake
Chdice
Chas
Morrell
Park
Meredith Jones
J. A. Christianzon
Water Commissioners
Wahington
Seattle Star Directory
Attorneys At Law
Pp Rall
Jurke Bidg
Heecond Ave
Sehoff Viowns Ak
Tnd
Sanders & CO
L. Smith Ride
Graduate National School
Denny
Jorgensen
Furn. Shep
ALY
Val
Pactpis” Coast
Eliott
Kathryn Wattison
Stoneway
Green Lake
Diliott Jaztr
Lo Myers, Chiropodiat
Mediaso
Aurera Jone CO
Viretave & Elliott
Storage Central Storage Co
Warchouss White Bldg
Maat Lee
Mra
Apleton
East Highland Drive
Gene Amonds
C Smith
16Th Ave
Capitol Hill
Romeey
Superba Ca
Battimore
Ladies’ Improvement Shop
Union
Main
Strenzie
Gryven
Stenste Mfg. Co
Diamonds
Icharl
Inglis
U. S. Coast Guard
Yankee
Ship Board
Prom Weather Bureau
Mer
Houthweetera
Alaskan Rts
Tecoma
Admiral Behley
San Diego
Meiwa Maru
Vancouver
Echr
Powell River
Salled Prem
Weet Membrie
Oruiae
Governor Forbes
W Irelpan
Beymour Narrows
el Labo
Abeam
Tillamook Head
Moter Sehr
Libby Maine
Cape Flattery
Anyox
Bee Baroda
Norwood
Hella Bella
Es Norwood
Cape Filance
Betlingham
Admiral Koleht
Bella
Kennewick
Walla Walla
Beane Wan
Sreen
Tireen
Berte
Loval
Daniel Mall
Cal Doe
Warses
Steen
Sacramento
Angeles
Lee Angeles
Yakima
B. Wash
Cerne
Pkee
Florida
Zee and
Emalier
Seen Eteneee
Valencias
Chicago Market Report
Minnesota
New York Stock Report
Liberty Bond
Liberty
Cesesvesses
Cencsrssens BP
Dat
Csesrereeeres Sree
Sereswsees
Ceres
Trd
New York Market Report
Frisco Market Report
Denver Market Report
Westlake
Swift
Crisco
Marine Corps
Quantico
Naomi J. Morgan
Calhoun Hotel
Weaver R. Williams
Woodland
Williams
Pal
H. A. Goodfellow
Railway Exchange Bldg
Liberty Bonds
John E. Price & Co
Hege Midg. ‘Telephone Main
Macfarlane & Hall
Lowman
St.Paul
Firebacka
Kief
Pike ST. Maig
G. Beninghausen
Nautical Instrumenta and Compass Adjuster
Cherry St
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