The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1920, Page 12

STRIKES IN MANITOBA Tides in Seattle TURSDAY WEDNESDAY Ava. 1 AUG, 18 Virst Low Tide First Low Tide 1201 am, 28 feta Am, ho tt First High Tide | iret h Tide 2 am, 108 te) Tato. orn Low Tide | Second Low Tide { m, La ft [rat pm, 20 ft | Second lah Tide | Second Migh Tle | LO pm, Me Te p 18 ft Joint Council of Industry Bridges Gulf Between U.S, SHIPS OVER catalan bor” | BERMAN ROUTES indus j Agreement “Effected With Hamburg-American Line w ASHINGTON Aug operative working agreement, where WINNIPEG, Aug. teba evolved a panacea for trial ils? ‘ Is the joint council of industry that has been operating in this province for three months fulfilling | ‘the purpose for which it was created, 17. —A co ey ay ule detween capital | American ships will be operated and labor? over former German trade router to EN POTENT! | 1 parts of the world, has been STRIKES AVERTED |reached by the American Ship Ten potential strikes have been! Commerce corporation and the Ham. | averted by the council! so far; it has burg Americah line ef Germany. T Arbitrated that number of disputes agreement has the support of the ever wages and working conditions. | shipping board, Chairman Benson an Whether significant or not, it is a) nounced. fact that there has not been even! ‘There in no German money in the one strike in the province since the! Amerioan end of the business,” Ben Doard ‘started functioning, and it) son declared Degan business at the time when the) The agreement, which Is for 20 Satrike season” usually is at Its/ year, provides for « pooling of plor height, in May. | facilities, ports and office organiza, It may be due, as some citizens {n-| tions. The two companies will act aa Bist, to the fact that during the cor-/agents for each other in their re responding period one year ago Win | spective countries, The plan will Pipes was paralyzed industrially for) maké feasible the plying of United) pix weeks by a general strike, the) States vessels over al) the former Most disastrous labor upheaval in| Tetuon trade routes, Passenger service between the United States Canadian history. TION RESULT GENERAL STRIKE ‘The council, whose creation was a and Germany will be resumed within Moat of the same THe market clo Sharp Gains direct result of that strike, operates Under the industrial conditions act, designed by the legislature to pre- Went a recurrence of such a cata clyam. It consists of five members Appointed by the provincial govern- Ment—Alderman W. B. Simpson and Alderman Ernest Robinson, repre genting labor; H. B. Lyall and John Btovel, representing employers, and| “Rey, C. W. Gordon, better known ‘under his pen name, Ralph — Ns TALKING RETALIATION |May Bar U.S. Ships From Their Ports That a retaliatory law which would prohibit American yeasels from en: |tertom Japanese ports has been sug ‘who ts chairman ‘The only eriticism directed against | taker nly with industrial disputes chien | Japan Ship Owners’ union as a pro- I Rave bedn brought before it, and has| ‘st against the new merchant ma. pot taken the initiative in an at |rine policy of America, in indicated tempt to get at the causes of the |in a late report from Tokyo Unrest that pervades not only organ-| The union, which covers all lead faed labor but the great, unorgan-|!9s shipping companies in Japan and faxed middle class. According to|'* ‘designed to facilitate their co Capt. J. W. Wilton, father of the| operative efforts, has its headquar act under which it operates, it has | ‘*™ in Kobe, where steps to meet the fused less than 10 per cent of the|"*W Shipping policy of the United powers with which it is endowed. States have been discussed "The one thing that it has done has| A memorial to be addresed to the Been to investigate ahd settle indus Japanese government is now being frial disputes when the disputes|Prepared by a special committee of qwere current. " representatives of the Nippon Yusen : - Kaisha, Osaka Shosen Kaisha and ogg ong gpa the Toyo Kisen Kaisha companies. It is suggested that the memoria! wil! Among the many things !t is em-| recommend steps for the Japanese powered to do, but that it has not/covernment to take to oppose the new policy of America. Japan's rights in the treaty of commerce will probably be emphasized. ee 35 Vessels Added to Ship Board List WASHINGTON, Aug. 17. — shipping board announced today thet during the month of July, 15 vee sels, totaling 272,150 deadweight tons, were delivered to the board. During the first two weeks In counct! Investigate ish monthly reports of living costa. oe EE OR edteate a tur Standard of living” whenever such cost come more than is “fair and reasonabia” ‘Make industrial surveys, to sacertain _ the mum bers of union and non-union em -_ployes engaged, the wages paid, and the “eonditions under which they work. Emcourage the formation of organiza- ions of employes Taxestigate whenever it has reason to ‘Believe that any employer or group of e Ferrel Soncat “nisi promia ef) August 11 vessels, totaling 60,775 Investigate complaints by employes ai-|(deadweight tons, were completed Yeging breach of contract on the part of |Qny employer, or of unfair or oppressive treatment, or discrimination. and delivered te te board. Uncle Sem Needs Men at Navy Yard Uncle Sam needs five mechanics and eight sheet metal workers at To make its work effective, the ~ council ts invested with ai! the pow-|'he Puget Sound Navy Yard. Ap- ‘ers, rights and privileges of a court|Plications are taken at the labor board office at Bremerton, or mall application blanks may be obtained at room 203 postoffice building, here. Navy yard workers get a bonus and 30 days’ leave each year, Bee arene fo civ canes, in en- the attendance of witnesses, examining them under oath, and compelling them to give evidence; ling the production of docu- if il ments and punishing persons guilty|“'*> PAY =| of contempt of the council. Since the first week of its exist-| From Weather Bureau e ence the Council has had before it| TATOOSH ISLAND, Avg. 17.—Wire ts & complaint of rent profiteering in| 4°™P. no report received ___ the form of an application, filed by! fi peg omeag f Sgt tg 54 the Women’s Auxiliary of the Great! wind west, 15 miles an hour. Passed in War Veterans’ association, for an in.| ¥#td: Str Brerett at 4 p.m. Yestigation into house rents, but to fees ate nothing has been done with it.| Arr Departure: f It also has been requested by differ- vals and Di pal . aa ent labor organizations to investi-| August 17—#tr Victoria from Nome Bate the cost of living, profitecring,|#t. Michael at 10:20 a. m.: str Admin Dewey from San Diego via San Fran cisco at 11:20 a. m.; ate Tyndareus from Hongkong via ports and Vancouver, B C,, wt 10°50 a. m. August 16—Mtr Northwestern Southeastern via Southw D Alanke at 12:30 p. m.; str Fulton from Vancouver, B.C, via Tacoma at 10 a. m.: atr Ad miral Schley from Tacoma at 10:30 p. m. Sailea August 17-—Str Admiral Behley for San Diego via San Francisco at noon; atr Spo ASSESSMENTS and compiaints of unfair wages, but| it has done nothing as yet with these matters. from for Tacoma at| Burnside for Spm for . 12; Sted 16: U. #8 16 Balled m.; i Morn-} «| August 16—Str Sagina: Big )1:40 (p.m: uw A Reduction Assessed values of downtown! Cardirt—ailed Auguat 15: Str Ber- muda for Puget Sound porte Guctions made will even up the as-| Vicksburg for Beattie | gessments of the various districts| 84> Diego—BSailled Aw, it 18: Mtr Ad Lyman Stewart from Beattie via ports from the south side of Madison st 4 apt carer eg line Meets of to the north side of Marion st r achr Pacific for Puget Bound porta at 7p. m.; atr Rosalie Mahoney for Be from Marion st. to the north side of Yester way were reduced five) \uguat 16° Str Tyndareus for Heat Port Townsend--Panaed In Au omna—Bailed August 17 Taxpayers in the downtown dis-|ing star tor Vancouver, 1. ©. trict had petitioned for a general CUT SLIGHTLY : tr Fulton for Vancouver, B. C. Southeastern Alaska at oe business properties were slightly | on of |. Hongkong—Arrived Augu eut Monday at the final seasion of | wiorkkonk— Arrived “August Gat. will not, affect the aggregate |™!"*! Farragut for Beattie via San Pran-| taxation, members stated. nt from Heattie via Victoria, H. Cs b Balled August 16: atr F. ‘were permitted a subtraction of per cent. Those with holdings on attle and Tacoma, Vancouver, Bi Arrived August per cent. Third ave. from Yesler way to Madison st., was made two|S!r Victofia for Beattie at 7:20 n ynd a.m. cee reduction of 35 per cent, Reported by Wireless Canadian Government slhansiioe, }it am ° Vessels in Other Ports the board of equalization. The re Honolulu—-Balled August Ban Francleoo—Arrived August 16; ate Property owners on First ave. | ick for Puget Hound ports at 6 pe imi First, Second and Fourth aves., A prs | Typaareus for Heath at"4: 13.4. mn August 1¢—-Btr Jefferson off Milly t9-| Two Bank Charter | | Issues Announced | 00% in 'iilitun, Sound, nortnisna nt sam, ‘The First National bank of Lynden | : eM. ¢ has received a state charter, and will] auynet in este Eine tien eee ing henceforth be known as the Lynden bee Fresno, Cordova for Taeon 70 State bank, according to advices re-| Miles west of Cape Spencer at & p.m | ceived by Seattle bankers from the ffr face Rocks at 8p. mn: str avon | comptroller of the United States cur-| Dewey, San Franciaco for Heatile, 190 | Foner. | milen trom’ Aenttie au & . mi str Fred | A charter wan issued also to the) Baxter, Ban, Franctaco for Seattle, 261 Army bank of Greene Park, which mum, Beattie for Shanghai 40s miles now becomes the Army National, west of Seattle at & p. m. ie ae 3 bank of Camp Lewis. |the United States Chicago emcaco, demand at the foreed sharp ga: on the Chicago boa ter opening wea mand market fuct ing Aug ed he December wheat $2.26% and closed 2.384%; March w $2.37, down lc, and up the S1.48%. Ae amainet the opening of $1.46, which was up December | corn clowed at $1 up ite against an opening of $1.23 \ Beptember oats opened at 68 Kc Off, and closed at 6946, up we December opened down ‘ec at 68 \c and closed up Ge at 6%e Provisions closed lower. oe CHICAGO, Aug 11.—Cash, wheat No. 1 red, $2 2 red. $2546 $2.55; No. 3 red. % @2.53; No. 2 bard. $2. see No. 3 hard stsegr HEAVY BUYING ON GRAIN TODAY and scattered market recov upward trend, tember corn closed up tivity was in Me Mexican Petroleum sold off 3 points ned lower, ” Feature the Market Neavy buying se of the market tn grain futures rd of trade today k on a light de offerings the in the early trad red sed a finish ¢ opened up Ke at ime higher at he ele Status of Frisco Market SAN FRANCISCO, Rextraa, #1 ib Kew es sor oe understsed pull 4 dow Cheese tb; firets, the per Ib Avg 17.—Butter dirtion No. Ble per the per dor. California flats, fancy, ie per N. Y. Coffee and Sugar NEW YORK, Avg. Rie, 14S i6Ne per tb Raw, 12.040 NEW YORK. chang quotations co opening today. per ib; 17.—Coftee—No. 7 No, ¢ Bantos, 16 per 1d; granulated, 17. —Forsign Hing opened at $2.62%, wp tee; france, 1.290, off entimen: tite, 4836, off & centimes marks, itte, off 1 ‘centime; Canadian dollars, 87.460. Foreign exchange closed steady Quo tations were Sterling demand, $2.02% francs, demand ¢$39¢ tae. Lire, €.59¢; marks, Portland Market Report PORTLAND, Aug. 11. —Butter—$9e per te eee—47 Oke per dow ne—ITe per ib; broilers, Be per ib. Chevee—Triptota, 21 JAPAN W NARCO TACOMA, Aug. 1 importing great au cotics from the t elsewhere, with tie the evident of using them as a Tie WAR 7.—That Japan tx vantities of nar- Tnited States and inten- means of maintaining her domination over portions of China, is the charge made by Prof. A. W. Linton, of the University of Washington, who spoke before the convention of the Washington Pharmaceutical asso- ciation, In session here today, in be- half of a resolution pointing out the danger in expandiny Wears Suit HARRISBUTY “Uncle Frank attended church the suit of clothes ai in September Str Wont 2—str Ketoblkan Grand Trunk dock—# Pler D—Str Admiral Pacific Const coal bu 1 Ha, str Baste Temple. Mtr Patterson, Amos yards Lake Union jon, Boweamont t, Abilia, Oeiwin, Abydo demia, Pezuta, Bl Tantine, Balvator, Oregon Hoffernan ry dock Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminal—Str Cromm Keya, atr Horaisan Maru, str Endicott Great Northern terminal—str Tajima The Ringhals snake, « native of flouth Africa, can throw a spray of poison 15 feet | ye wechr Coty Stream—Bebe Blaawtin 00, Lander at, terminal. Grow, service dressed married 60 yearn ago. Engineering Pac Const Bastern Boldier, Spokane at, terminal Maine, Lander st. terminal Duthie yarde—8tr We Kast Waterway term Bowden, atr West Todd drydocks Horo. Adria, ig use of narcotics and the necessary of federal legisia- | tion covering exports of drugs. Bought Sixty Years Ago Aug. 17 of Wilmore, in in which he was It in of black Ky, broadcloth, still in excellent condi tion, and cost him $23 when he bought it. He expects te be buried in the suit. FE GE JEREMIAH NETEREKR left Tuesday morning on the steamer Spokane for a short vacation cruise in Alaskan waters. {He will return in time to convene istrict court early enn Maru, atr Kator! Maru, itr Spokane. hley. unkers a. rn Leader, atr at works—#tr Motor schr Libby Str Gedney, at Joawup. ninal—Hehr Jona William Str Went Togus, atr Weat Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging worke— tr Roonavelt, Hulls Broxton Fort Jackson, Leota, Addinon urnevil Caprari 8, Areadem: ack Wolf, Bickiand, ay Hough Allen Alle d, U. 8. 8. New Mex Ballard—Str Youomite. tr Brookdale, inued eamy at the | Demand «! be THE SEATTLE STAR Trading: Is Irregular in Securities at the N.Y.Stock Exchange xican olla, which lost a few points nd Pan-American lost about th | tal 49, Napoleon pure ground chee rode, best peanut butter tn bale Tithe rw cheese, the roast, Ite % og beef, 1G¢ T™ ttc Mm. 3 the ™ ma ™ pure * heese, cantaloupes, 2 Mucterrice \ don Htail 1569, | Contaloupes tk cider vinewar, (3¢ gal, Lenox soap] f Wash bar Durrell Geme poxomy Casebas— Ver th Cherie Geiden West of Monday with good demand for both. Local Marke’ The market was soft right up to the clone Traders continued to well] Prices Pald Wholesale Dew Vegetables and Writ stocks and Steel got below 86. Pan-American was below 7 and Mexican] | | ioe tome aut ot Petroleum below 151M. Offerings of stocks were not large. The call| ROMS er wack money rate advanced to & per cent Cabbaae Nethiohem “I” closed at 72, off 1%; Mexican Petroleum 161%, off 6% ;|Carrete— Per sack b Pactt 4 Cauliflower—Per erate ccce cee thera Pacific 90%, off Colery—Loval, per don ae ates Cocumbers—ilothoure, per do NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—The New York Evening Sun financial review] | Yakin erage os this afternoon sald oe wae on on “Speculative activity was again held severely in cheek In today’s wen eal, per th sion of the stock market, There was no initiative whatever, except auch Lorat the bears were emboldened to disp from time to time, Prices were | Green Peppers: na a |rather irregular thruout the first hour pr so, without show of material per th weakness anywhera In the second hatir, however, the bears took the rt reins and succeeded in depressing values from 1 to & points, from which * |& momentary and partial rally wan effected with difficulty, After (hat! widbary— iter tb the list Kept slipping more and m and on the whole presented @|tutabagee—ler sack sorry appearance for most of thé remaining session — Cre per “The price list scraped bettom right to the close, altho there were not], DMmnm a aie Wanting a few cases of partial recovery.” Local, per sack Gravenstetna Crabepples Apricots Nananne Me | Mack berries Per lug » " Anne. per be a! Ned Tramina, per er | CORNER | ise are elder vinegar, $e gai white a snapper, 2 Me binek « 2 Me the NUTS >| Walmute orieco | Battor—Local creamery, Manchurtan PRICES ON ROW {COURT FIGHT ON REMAIN STEADY) CO-OP. STORES ts lore for oa 08 oe on 26 oat 24e sa) 6 Leo 2.06 eo 00 ff ee o * | |te, 2 for 26e pot roast, 16 | mutton reas or simk. tbe cat . Pray sae ty nts © |peanete— Virginia Keystone, t rT) | SANITARY Japaneses, per . rT) | 2-12, wtrictiy frewh sees, S26] Pecame—ier Tt a eck margarine, de We'd for Sha’ Malis DAIRY PRODUCTS ] 21-24, eamon for canning, 180 1b. stiver Prices Paid to Shippers ameite, 100 Tb.) black The %.” Stalls | mattertet mavens 00 42 122-124, erage Jules, pt Sie, at. ébe: Post |ege—Presh ranch . £30 64 Tosation, 3 for the; best peanut butter, [Milk-—Per ewt .......s0eceree 20 tee TM, ‘Stall 111, fancy sliced pina) Me can; Reckey® salmon, 2 sane 45 DAIRY PRODUCTS (une Owh, the can. Mtail Max Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers ar capa| Bricks... tee pt. | Regs Preah ranch . o-B.| Pallets . Cacese— Or. triptete Wisconsin eream | * tame bene Maat iat,| Limburger tmalt ‘sees, Ste dou; beet large rancn| Yours Americe « : 430 Gon Beall 195, 2 cane Co-| Rieck Buiee 08 | milk, 2 pt can Masola ofl, - ° o: pickling spices, s6e Tb. &i : POULTRY me M J.B. ee, $2.48. § Te Mille Pricee Paid by Wholesale Dealers | red ean cotfes, 92.45; Lipton's tea, te Shippers fh. Ste meion, 26 T.: pote | nee, Sc toon, 6 The 12 foe S0c Sugar stall, | eee Cader 6 foe. > nd kK Gold Bond of Weetiake Special four, | "OO aee f. 4s . 12.20; Centennial Best four, $3.76 Brettere--all weights pee Roosters . Geewe-Live ; Vital Belgian Maree—1ive, per tb. cs POULTRY | Prices Paid Whoteealers | BIRTHS bak «°° ocaa | Stenhotss, Emmanual, Swedish hos: | neottere— Dressed + pital *y. Dressed 20@ Wange, Jobin Uno, Swedish hospital, bos ett : | gir Tarkeys—-Dressea : He 56 Reimer, Menry, Rayn: Warh., y |Wolter'vancn top itn ave, wick” MEAT | Vernon, Milton, 1419 Plum, twine Prices Paid to Shippers (boy and girl) Wogs- Fancy ne | Miller, Wallace Kennydale. | veal Fancy e Wash., girl sina} etm ue Hubbard. Frank Robert, 6907 ind jMypherd. Fr # Quotations at Stockyards |McArdie, Joseph R, Providence hos- | "ere | 98e1 al, girl ced SSE NIA Saad 167 Samples, Jgyei 40 34th &. , Piew 13.50@1 MAHugh, PD 0 Grayson, girl = ie Moore, George, Sound View hospital,| Hest steers | “tise's ° oars um 19 choice Oakley, Thomas R, 7416 Fourth N.| Best cows and heifers $ E.. boy He bie eH Yorisane, Tagul, 701% Washington | | Calves V.COp tee? ete Sierp— Sakaguchi, Hatsunobu, 3743 Conrad] Prime spring lambs 19.008 i aver’ bet. Yearlings 650@ Wethers 50m 6.00 | MARRIAGE LICENSES | Po iS Os Name and Residence. AR! wholeaale Price Per Ton, City Price | Barnes, Thomas H., Seattle .. 26| nartey— Whole 70.00 Searle, Marian, Tacoma . a Rotied Thompson, Lester Edward, Port- Cilpped lance Bee 27 | Oates Nolled Hord, Hather, Seattio’: Whole | qrarmker, ‘arl, Seattle .... Corn Whole Taylor, Amy, Seattle Cracked Sabin, Alfred Lee, Seattle .... eas: |on Elate . Seattle . Bellows, Olonzo C, Lakeside, Aitaite = Cal ‘Legal | Monmon, manor V., Seattle. .Legal ng, Ernest Linw d, Se- Wheat tle “3 Legal Oleman, Constance Mary, Se- | attle . Legal y, Andrew John, Portland 26 lh, Marcelle Pauline, Port 6 land . tee Marble Grits Roock, Carl E.. Salem, Or ones See Fisher, Cleo Gladys, Hermis ree Produce ‘Or oe rmisto i, |Meat and Bone Trudell, Joseph Gilbert, Auburn ..22| Ment Sorape Flemming, Rone Agnes, Seattle Pe ee Overton, George Ralph, Jr., Se Soya Bean Meai attle ; Legal| Burns, Myrtle Lee, Seattle Legal| Clark, Dwight fe, Seattle ox" |Reindeer May Cut axwell, Nina ¢ attle Legal Cottman, Thomas, Seattle... tera} High Cost of Living Russell, Vera, Seattle Legal| In order to determine if the meat Ainamoler, Joseph Francis, Chi- | lof the reindeer can economically be vans, Teulah Bien, ‘Bremerton, (2,4 Used a4 @ substitute for beef, and aber; Hiner 2. 9, ie o, |thus cut the high cost of living, Dr. Wilkening, Louise, 8 “1 2)| Edward K. Nelson, chief of the bio Shellg Seattle .. Legal| logical survey of the department of Sloan, “Emeline Caleatine, ‘Se jagriculture, is on his way to Alaska. On amet Ey 1S oe Legal) Alaskan herds of reindeer have in- Ree tat Gloves Remttiy EOftand: 24 | creased from 143 animals in 1892 to Arthur ¥, Boise, Idaho 34 | 150,000 in 1 The flesh of the ani Olive Bvélyn, Ludington, | mal is considered a delicacy by the Mich : veveseeB1 | tribes of the North Potter Walter E., Seattle Marshall, Mildred . Seattle ., Frazier, Haskins Sands, vattl Davidson, tr sf Bt Lot#kor, Leon, Va B.C. Legal Grass, Lean HL, Seattle ......, Legal Olaham, John, 63, 8415 47th &. Serva’ Altred, a 445 °N. doch’ cLaxe|* BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK Washington canal) 7, % 11 A. Mu 1, 3, 5, 7, 0.P, Me shett, Mamie 10 Ninth ave. N.|, MVERY DAY. ' The Bont and Land, John, § hours, 2807 W. 63rd at ee wae © Katayama, Kateudo, 41, 621 Sixt te ath Pare 00 SINCiE, $ Gordon, John, 81, he ifth ave. N. chett, bdward, 1 Boren ay ' p FAR EF Tiams, Annie Melscan, 59, Seattle neral hospital A RUGET SOL \ ATION G an, J. Walter, 62, Providence Mf eI NAVIGATION ¢ hospital Jishod, Kobert, 62, 3419 W. Térd at Lull Follows Unusual Rush Try to Force League tnto| Receivership NEW YORK, Aug. 17 —Securition prices were irregular at the stock market opening today, with transactions largely in the hands of profes Comparative quiet prevailed along) Hearing on the appointment of a sional traders, United States Steel was Up Me at 86%; Reading up % &t/comminion row Tuesday, following | Permant - repo 4 rie the Pacitic A x 9 age ie ‘o-operative League, Inc., wa de 4; General Motors 21%, unchanged; Republic Steel 80%, off %: CrU-ling unusual rush of business Mon. pe alge hee rb ye was under ciblo Steel 195, up My; Mexican Petroleum 156, off %; Baldwin 104%, up} | Prices in fruits ed ‘veestabies | = my Allen's court %; United States Rubber 85, up 4) Pan-American 82, up %; Bethiohem |O8Y cota ueaday mornin, Attorneys for “RY 73%. up %) New York Contral 71, unchanged were ntendy, Do changes of note be-|the Jeague, which is financed by la Listlosaness continued thru the first hour of trading. Prices stiffened | ing reported. bor one tee Lona pega that their on in thin state, at Mine c fractionally from the opening Butter firm, egies nomewhat easter, man Ee Mineral, Met | Anacortes and insolvent, units of the thruout the The Okanogan, were when considered ae league's chain of stores country rmers’ Warehouse anocia tion Is the petitioner for a receiver |nhip, It seeks to recover an alleged jdebt of $2,661 : COUNCIL TALKS not ‘| MARKET PLANS Must | | Street Merchants Move by September 20 Cnlargement of the market as a means of furnishing arters for the farmers to be forced f the Pike Place roadway, was be |fore the council harbors and grounds committee Tuesday Plane advanced by the Public Mar ket and Department Store Company and the Fairley pany, providing for the construction of an addition on Western ave. con lhected by bridge with the present jMarket, were informally discussed at morning's session, | Under a city ordinance |nearly a year ago, the Pike roadway will be cleared [merchants by September 20. Scores of farmers who have been selling passed Place thelr produce in stalls on the road way will be forced to seek other loca |tons. Federal Jurors to *: Convene September 1 The names of 42 persons to serve om the federal grand jury that will jconvene September 1, were drawn junder the direction of Federal Judge |Jeremiah Neterer in the United| | States district court Monday The majority of cases they will consider are for alleged violation of jthe prohibition and narcotic lawa 'Patriarche, Railway Man, Dies in Detroit DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1 thur Patriarche, former vice ral dent of the Pere Marquette railroad died here Monday. Patriarche started railway work as a telecrapher was connected with the Pere Mar- quetle for 48 years. Interstate. Freight Is Up in Wisconsin MADISON, Wis, Aug. 17.—The Wisconsin railroad commussion au- thorized an increase of 25 per cent jin intrastate freight tes and re. | fused an inerease in passenger rates in the state. Pennsylvania Miner Gets $132 a Week SOMERSET, Pa., Aug. 17—Patrick Flynn, a coal miner, drew $264 for two weeks’ work in the mine of the | Highland Coal company. It is said this record pay has never been equaled. Flynn averaged nine hours a day in the pit. Textile Mill Will Close Three Weeks | LAWRENOB, Mass, Aug. The Pacific mills, one of the largest of the textile groups here, employing nearly 12,000 operatives, will clove |down for three weeks, beginning next Saturday. It is an extension of the annual vacation period of 10 prong {Douglas Resigns -Honorary Pos Major Malcolm Douglas, candidate for the republican nomination for prosecuting attorney here, resigned from the board of trustees of the Elmer J. Noble post Monday even- ing. Douglas declared that he did not wish to hold an official position in the Legion while engaged actively in partisan politics, Douglas also resigned Monday as vice-president of the Municipal league and as secre- tary of the Constitutional Govern: ment league, both non political or- ganizations. (C ANADIAN PACIFIC Victoria & Vancouver, B.C. “Princess” Steamships Leave Seattle Pise lr on Pacific Dock ter Foot of Yesler Way 9:00 A. M. DAILY FOR VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER 11:30 P. M. DAILY | FOR VANCOUVER DIRECT SPECIAL TOURS TO VANCOUVER ISLAND Four Transcontinental Trains Daily FROM VANCOUVER, B. C, 8:30 A. M, 3:00 P.M. 745 P.M. 8115 PLM. To All Middle West and Eastern CITY TICKET OFFICE GOR Second Av Phone Main 5588, K. F. L. STURDEE, General Agent, TAKE THE BOAT TO DAILY DAYUGHT EXCURSIONS TO SAN JUAN me ea eaameaneene .m., calling at all nd points and arriving Belling- ¥ ) Tuesday, Baturday; Kast Sound, Olga, Wed- neaday, Friday, Sunday. PUGET SOUND, NAVIGATION © 2umanodo 1on Pike Place | Investment Com-| of street, He} AUGUST 17, Ty20. BUTTER LAW 10 | BE INFORCER SR SHATILE . S676 BOBO 1,410,768.10 Clearings Balances . Vortiand || Clearings Balances . | i} Tacoma 1] Crearings . «b2++s0+. 309724608 | | Retailers and Creamery |e | Men Are Warned OCKET SIZE | bi ‘end ected ion Wiperesnll ANTELOPE HERE) ic ot aauiteratea butter wi | % te wa : | rigidly enforced, and that viol ie errs lin the future will not be tol | whether intentional or not, was de ed by William T. Beeks, deputy ctor of internal revenue, at @ | joint meeting of retailers and cream lery men Monday afternoon. All butter containing more than 16 per cent by weight of water is classed las adulterated under the Internal revenue law, Several weeks ago WASHINGTON, Ang. 17.—Ante agents working under the direction of Deputy Collector Beeks, held lopes from Africa, recently present:| 19 099 pounds of butter in Seattle for 4 to the Smithsonian Institution,| yolation of this law, and subseqeunt include a tiny beauty no larger|ly collected approximately $4,000 ape- cial tax on it, The surplus water hu 0 t r bi a a ten toy. It bas big brown S786.) oo then equeened out of the, ula lows no thicker than a lead pencil,| Xr" Ct Gay allowed to be sold. horns an inch Jong but as sharp a#| some misunderstanding arose from @ tack, and hoofs no larger than a| this tion of the department. Some dealern were of the opinion that only manufacturers were able to penalty under the law. It was pointed out at the meeting, however, that specifie penalties are provided for manufae turers, wholesale dealers, and retail ers who make or sell butter : more than the legal ‘ater cont |Such butter may be disposed of, jonly when plainly labeled adul ated and the specific tax paid. At the conference Tuesday butter dealers agreed to co-operate with the government agents in refusing handle butter from manufacturers jwho were careless or wilfull viola | tors of the law, Permit Loan for Soy Oil Purchase Authority to borrow $50,000 for the purpose of buying soya bean oil to fil |outstanding contracts, was granted man’s thumb nail Another African addition ts a pig squirrel about the size of with teeth like pin points. my mouse, | Doctor—Has your husband come out of his semi-unconsciousness yet, madam? Yes, I believe he had a lucid mo: | | ment a little while ago. 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