The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1918, Page 7

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METROPOLITAN THEATRE— wrecked Ja nada Maru Boarrived in The Canada Maru rious position on the f Flattery, Attempts malvage the | Mrs. M. A. Matthey THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1918. Shipyard and Waterfront News & Notes 5, S, SEATTLE IS ACE TRANSPORT The steamship Seattle, 7,500 tons bullt by the Skinner & Iddy corpora jtion, and the first direct-contract |uhip to be delivere the United States shipping board, emergenc fleet corporation, hax eunk 14 Ger s while in the trans informa, aned by 2, Skinner, he Skin | ner-Kddy corp © war Kay | ing» stamps 1d at the | Moore theatre ay night. Ac cording to Skinner, the Seattle ts the | original “ace” of the ocean merchant | ships, ‘Oakland Shipyard Smashes Record | OAKLAND, Ca Aug. 6 The Ir vinetble, launch at Be yard Invincible was Ht in 24 working days, and is a world record for fast construction. She is sister ship to the Defiance, launched in 30 working days, July 4, with er ships of wim blue pennant fe tion w ard J director-general of Shipbu Submarine Sinks Three F ish Boats HALIFAX American fishin: Roy, Annie M. I were sunk off Be , and the Muriel, siand, Yarmouth leounty, Saturday, by German sub marines. Report Diver in Canadian Waters ST. JOHNS, N. Th, Aug. 6.—After sinking the British lumber schooner Dornfi off Eastport, Me, a German submarine entered the Bay of Fundy, according to military au thorities, City lights have been or | dered out nights 73 Passengers of Canada Maru Here Seventy-three passengers from the vennel by blasting out the rocks that have plerced the Canada Maru’s bull may be made early this week Skinner-Eddy in Shipbuilding Lead WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—Pacific coast yards led America in wood and atee! ship production in June, says the shipping board. Skinner & Eddy of Seattle, were awarded f rat honors and the Bethlehem Stee! corporation, of San Francisco, second. i CAR MEN SIGN UP WAGE SCALE Employes of the Traction, Light & Po are now operating under wage scale of 50, 55 and 60 cente an the first, second and third year class. Gripmen re 5 cents an hour addit higher be retroactive from Aug 0 be paid until the city company to make an increased revenue nt audit of the company’s © to what extent CITY CARMEN ASK $5 A DAY Employes of the city traction lines want $5 for hthour ¢ with time and « time. The | by the same Jers of the Pui Light & Power ec with their emp r calling for a 5 and 60 cents for the fir ‘ond and third years of service Thomas } scale of 50 hine, superintendent OPEN CLUB T0 SHELTER GIRLS A clubhouse for working girls wns opened Sunday by the Rosemary Biclub at 704 Ninth ave, under the leadership of Mra. I © girls can be a new hom ylor will be in by the owing committee, which F, J.D, Lowman, Laurer Hawkins, Mrs. Bla Mrs, 5. A. Strout, Allen Phillips, Dr Cora Saxe, B.C. Be Judge King Dykeman and Walter McClure Would King George mind confid ing to us the address of the place where he found that $14 suit?—Kan APPEALS BRING WARKITCHEN TO HUNS DOUBLE STAMP PLEDGES BE BUSY PLAGE TORTURE CAMPS thea Ar the Great Kr tirr able Can Lun give ity. A. & sas City Star, | 4201 Third Fumed Oak XTENSION TABLE in attractive Mis- sion design, as pictured, with top 42 inches in ‘e Mey diameter, extending to six feet. 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Thirty: YARD 3 are sheer and dainty enough to permit the pas- ba pasty wren. Pryor — sage of cheerful sunlight, and they also combine | chenst Malonreans. great durability with their decorative qualities. | Patterned with dainty pink and blue designs on injall-cream color, 86 inches canning equipment are in the cream grounds, wide, 45¢ and [ triotism ran high at the Moore realize that it costs the rnment $2,000,000 every hour to y on this war?” he asked. “It r duty to give the last that we Wer pre hat one year will be on sident of the ration of La nee and Eng America’s ald came at darkest hour in the history of | ¢ nox Price, the 44-year-old orator, | ed the audience with a remark: | appeal », now a private at Camp numbers, and arged, but the t stamps lub will termin But just wait, some of you war of the girls. 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