The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1918, Page 4

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Hodge Friday brought e —THE— | "CHICAGO, ‘Aug. 11-—the exere | TUBITIC” COUT agalnt former Sharitt|§ patvitaa en BANK OF CALIFORNIA tary of the Arizona Loyalty league. National Surety . ie boos NATIONAL ASSOCIATION thru nich all mi " ere forced that of $4,000 'MOTHER COMES FIRST NATIONAL 9: — Se Lab tab hin nb AUGUST 17, 1918. ’ Footlights ‘Ablaze With Good Fare for City’s Stage Lovers | “Your Shoe and Meat Bill” An editorial with the above heading was printed, : practically without change of wording, in this and other newspapers throughout the country. This editorial contains some misstatements and wrong deductions which we feel should be corrected, in justice to the editors of the papers as well as to the public and to ourselves. Men who are busy get- ting out newspapers can scarcely be expected to be infallible when even the Federal Trade Commission, with all of the original figures at hand and experts to assist them, made the same blunders. The Editorial Says: The Facts Are: * bs br “© © © the aggregate average pre- Thie compares the total profit te war profit of Armour, Swift, for three of the busiest years in fee M is and Cudahy was $19,000,000. the history of the business with br °° * They earned $140,000,000 in the profit for only one year in ; three war years from 1915 to 1917, normal times. and of this $121,000,000 represents excess war profits. “Much of this excess profit is due to higher prices rather than to increased volume of business by weight.” The profit was realized on a total business of over four and a half bildions—about three cents on each dollar of sales. “e © ® they took advantage of war This profit cost you only @ to soak the people who eat their fraction of a cent for every (1) Ina Claire in “Polly With a Past,” Metropolitan. (2) Kuma at products.” pound of meat you bought. Pant ages METROPOLITAN ff Marton, Rett Francis Verdi ff “Some folks may have wondered The packers are obliged to tan a ag DAVId Helasco's late and Lioyd Neal. | | d why they h.d to pay such out- part of their hides to be sure of an F's are er ANTAGES | rageous prices jor shoes ** * outlet for this by-product of packing, pest 10, okeet Searata Fa andi ths wow show wi tha Yuasa Well, the meat packers are the but the quantity thus handled is consecutive performances at th tagen, next week with the | biggest factors in control of the less than one quarter of the total anco theatre, New York, with the matinee pe will leather market.” leather output of the country. Pp original cast and production intact. | be Josie Fi ynn a inatrel Tanning profits last year averaged so apd 4 m ps ocr pp ABs “net ir He Bo fan “eaapaen less than 3% of the retail price last year, “Polly With a Past.” {s a| The “Pa of shoes! Packers have been sell- comedy of youth, said to be staged introduced at Pa with exquisite nicety, and acted with defttness and understanding In the leading role, | ing hides at falling prices since August 1917. The editorial neglects to state, also, that the present profits of the packers are regulated by the Food Administration. U.S. A. I theatre Yoat, George Stuart Reynolds, 14 Daasi compa, Jing pony, ouire Swift & Company, é Seattle Local Branch, 201-11 Jackson St. J. L. Yocum, Manager i Genndian War Velérans Offer WEEE Beginning METROPOLITAN MON., AUG. 19 MATS. WED. AND SAT. First Times Outside of New York DAVID BELASCO Presents DIRECT FROM TEN MONTHS AT THE BELASCO THEATRE.-NEW YORK DAVID BELASCO PRESENTS: The Man Who| Makes $10.00 Per Week And spends eleven, is on the road to failure; the man who makes Ten Dollars per week and spends, nine, is on the way to success. Which way are you headed? 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He claims he wa. |shot by an unknown party in meadow, Powder marks about t | boy's wounds contradict such @ stor | officers say Wounded Newspaperman ls on Way to America wounded U. 8. marines, those] pants, Aug. 117.—Floyd Gibbons, A ee ome be a the war correspondent of the Chica iy ol to Fe) Tribune who was wounded by m cent battle on the Marne, when they gun fire in the’ battle of Bel are brought Into hospitals here. 4 silat One marine, just a boy, said I've od in Sune is en route -to sort of wanderer for the past wae destroyed by six years I guess the folk 4 the croix de home thought [ was good for noth. | ing. But now I wish you would| write mother for me and just tell | her I made good," T. S. White, Asst. Manager. L. Wakeman,’ Asst. Manage G MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY “IZZY’S HOLIDAY” 10c 20c 30c Twice Every MATS. 10¢, 20¢ Matines Daily Except Night, 7 and 9 Tuesday and Friday Seats May Be Reserved for 7 o'Clock Show Every Night TO HELL WITH THE KAISER WITH U. S. MARINES PAR ug. 17 ‘ell mother!" ways the first words of | chine leau been a THE ONLY MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW IN THE CITY A THRIFT STAMP a day | A Rare Combination of Comedy, Song and Dancing Chicks | will keep the Hun away. | Ed dd hdadadededdetacdhdddddttcadddedddthcadedadaddtcdadadadettddadaded ee