The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1920, Page 12

Se ee are demanding better housing facill- Issue of Apartment Bonds; Special Session of N. Y. Legislature Called ‘That capital in large amounts ts Available for increasing the nation’s housing facilities, under proper con-| ditions, is indicated by an announce ment made by 8. W. Straus & Co. that they have just underwritten a first mortgage 6 per cent amortized Serial bond issue of $1,000,000 on a new apartment house to be built at ence in Buffalo, N. Y. This announcement ts looked upon with particular interest just at this time, as it follows closely the call for & special session of the New York legisiature in September to consider Methods of relieving the housir shortage. DEVOTED TO SMALL QUARTERS 1t is interesting to note that the new Buffalo building, which will con tain 180 apartments with 442 rooms, Will be devoted exclusively to smal! apartments at moderate rentals, It t estimated that the new building will furnish living accommodations for 600 persons. The apartments will be arranged in suites of two, three and four rooms each. In making announcement of the/ Buffalo operation, S. W. Straus & Co.) may: “The nation at this time faces a Very serious housing crisis. For a number of reasons the supply of! homes tn this country has been stead. fly growing lees during the past four years. In this period there has been an almost uniform increase of all Duilding costs, It has been the view and policy of this house that every. thing possible should be done to tn- crease the nation’s housing facilities: Decause it is realized that a Inck of homes fosters social unrest and con- stitutes a disturbing factor in the country’s economic life. “It has been the attitude of this house that in the face of this unpre | cedented building shortage in all/ parts of the country, there must be a freat amount of building done dur. Ing the period covering a number of years to come; that the standard of living is advancing; that the people ties and that, from the builder's standpoint, nothing is to be gained/ dy withholding building projects.” ‘The new Buffalo butiding will be tn one of the best residential sections ef the city and will contain every Modern improvement, Including spa- cious sun parlors adjoining each apartment. | Public Markets | WESTLAKE Susar Stall. Gold Hond or Westlake Special Mour, $3.26: 4 Ibe American cane Guger, $5c, Stalls 10-11, pot roast, tb. 33%e; lee of lamb, Ib, 2c; veal romet. My, ibe. Stall 195, four packages Search- Nght matches, Ihc: two cans sweet pota- toes, 350; two cans Hooth’s sardines. Iie, 2c can molasses, the: three packages Cora Flakes, te; two cans Co-operative milk, 25¢ Stall 306, green beans, th, 2 100 tows, Ib, Te joaen jar rubbers, 2 washing powder, 2c ; Van Camp's Beans, cas, PIKE PLACE pure cane sugar, 2 The, 426. Stall #4, tall cane Carnation milk.” 136. Stall 19, pure fresh milk, quart, 120 39, 2 Ibe pure lard. Goer snort rine of best, Th. 10e; sausage and hamburger, Ih, Iie Stall 72, Rome grown tomatoes, 3 Ibm, 25¢; Juicy lemons. 3 for i0c; watermelons, Ib, te. Stall 1525, Runmaid seeded raising pack See, 26e; Golden West cottes, Ib, be eocoa shells, 4 Ibe, Bie; California soft shel! walnuts, ib. 35<, 3 Ibe. for $1 Stall 26, smeits, th, 190; salmon trout, T., ie; 25-1b. pail large Norway ber 4 Ibe, 85e. all 28, home rendered fugar cured bacon, Ib ih, te: to- weet Malaga grapes 2 packages Post je; shelled walnuts, Ib. $1 bulk crackers, Th, 25¢; ripe olives, can lie; honey, pint’ jar, é#c. Stall 111 Strawberry jam, jar, #0c; Heinz mustard, dar, ise; orange marmalade, jar, 49 mutted dives,” bottle apticot jam. Stalis 24-36, Mazola oll, 33¢ $2.20; 2%-Ib. red can Hills coffee, $1.25; 1 ib. Lipton’s yellow inbel tea, Téc; 3 ibe M. J. B. coftes, $1.50 Citrus powder, package, 27% E-C corn flakes, Zbc; fing powder, 250; 2 orn flakes, boxes Searchlight | Matches, 5c; 2 el Monte pork and Deans, 25c; Crystal White soap, bar, Btall 45, Mason jar covers, dozen, fine M4: B. coffee, § 5 ard, 2 ibs, 400; Bet 's Stall "12, w: the 2 Se, $1.15. waite} 1 29, large 6 dares white laundry soap. White or Crisco, tb, 25¢; Brunes, & iba, $1 CORNER Stall 102, sugar. « Ibe, eperative milk, 490; 29¢; Wisconsin Flake White, . Ib, 200, raisins, packag Byro, 68, 400 exes (sotied), ern sugar S5e; 4 cans Co- fresh roasted coffee, cream Ib, 1b, 256; fremb peanut 2% Ibe, d6c; seoded 190, 2 for She can ean for 37¢; fresh ranch dozen, 460. Stall 2, Fast red hams, Ib., 35¢ Bacon, Ib. 20¢; loeal bacon, Ib pot Toasts, ib, 10¢; mutton roasts, ib, 10 botling beef, ib. 10¢; pork roasts, ib 25e. ail 14, salmon, Ib, 16 cheeks, ib, 200, 2 ibe, he onle, Ib., 20c; silver emeita, Ib, 10 herring, 2 tbe red snapper. 26e; Chinook salmon Dolly Var- den trout, Ib., 306 0c. 94 96 Pike st., lees lamb chops, Ib ° im, Ib a; ot ronste, Ib. fe Stalls 14-25, rie, iber 8 eans pumpkt: cans mine ¢lams, 100; 2 cans Chinook salmon Solid pack tomatoes, ean, 18¢ white jar rubbers, 3 dozen, 17 wax, Ib, 23¢; Good Luck rubbe 106, cheese, ECONOMY Stall 34, pure can sugar, Tha. 5c. ‘Stall 51. treats Btail 40, 400 coftes, Strawberry or rany nuts, 2 tbe, 3 chocolate, i Ib. tea fannings, ib large cans milk, 25 1-1. can, 60c; 1 In. Mazola oll, pint. 3 package Cream of pancake flour, 28 2 Tbs, mili 400, 4 Japan 7-8-9, 2 cofttes, Lipton’s tea, 6% Stall butter, Ib, 2 Ib ; pure Yakima honey, pint, 36¢, quart, (bulk); heene, Ib, 266 Btalis 37-34, 4 Keallogg’s corn fakes, 326 Post Toast) 82¢; 15 Campbell's soups, 110; 6-Ib, can M. J. B. coffee, $2.40; Lipton'n yellow label tea, 730; Crisco, B00, 4c, 8te, $1.66 $2.45; Mason fruit jars, quarts, be, % fallons, $1.19 dozen: 50c can table cher rien, 260; 250 can Chinook salmon, 260 fig bare, 200. Stalls 1-2 Ib. 300; pot ‘ronate, Ib fousts, ib, 12%0; veal roam Bholee ateaks, ib, 30¢; hamburger an sausage, 2 Ibn, 260 Stall ling cod, 2| ben, the; red enapper, 2 Ibe. 260; ameli Iba., 260: soles, ik, 100; King saimon, | An. th. Aes j ington. [be suspended by the board which has | | date, LOS ANGELES Tides in Seattle TURSDAYT WEDNESDAY Ava, ® sd First First Low Tide | 1) 5 TAS a om, LE TL] Wiest Low Tide 206 a om, 08 tt Piet High Tide 24s p. me 10-2 tt. | Becomd High Tide nas p Recand Low Tite HE SAYS JONES “Ought to ‘Be Supported,” Declares McMicken That the new maritime act, known as the Jones bill, affords the medium for maintaining Americ ahips afloat, is the opinion of the United States shipping board headed by Ad miral Benson. riding to EB. G. Me Micken, general passenger agent of the Pacific Steamship Company who returned to attle yesterday after a visit to New York and Wasb It is poor policy on the part of ttle to attack it,” he said Any objectional clauses which are found to mitigate against any Pa cific Conat port will, I have no doubt, this power. The American merchant marine needs bolstering up and the} shipping board must be cooperated | In the east McMicken Inspected the new passenger liners being built He believes that the Wenatchee will be commissioned in November, but was unadle to announce the exact| With her sister ship, the Key stone State, the Wenatchee is ox pected to enter the Admiral Line be tween Seattle and the Orient FIRMS MERGE Joint Management Effected |: of 2 Shipping Companies LOS ANGELES, Aus. 24,—Ship-|« ping from this port to San Franciaco and the Orient was given added im. | petus today with the announcement jof the merger of management of the Los Angeles Steamship company with the Los Angeles Pacific Naviga: | tion company for the purpose of de veloping commerce Under the new arrangement the combined organization under the | \ presidency of Fred L. Baker, will Operate a fleet of six vessels to Pa cific and Oriental ports, The Yale nd Harvard are among the ships operated by the local company. They will soon be placed in service be tween here and San Franciaco. Rapid expansion with the introduc tio nof new capital was the predic. tion today. Making Record to Save $40,000) The O. & K. liner Manila Maru, | which docked from the Orient late Monday night, is making @ record for speed in unloading her cargo. The reason is that unless the mer chandise is discharged and sent to its destinations before the new 25 per cent freight increase becomes effective, it will cost the consignecs Approximately $40,000 more. About one-third of her cargo will be dis |% charged here, and the rest at Ta coma, eee Russian Villages Found Deserted Cart Sunde, president of the Sunde & d'Evers company, returned to Se- |! attle yesterday from a trip to hi« native land of Norway. and daughter accompanied him on this first trip home in 21 years, Mr. Sunde and his family toured thruout the Norwegian country and went to the Russian border, where villages were found deserted, That Norway a well as the other countries of Europe ts suffering from the aftermath of war inflation of | prices in true, Sunde said, but prophesied that normal conditions| Would soon be restored, From Weather Bureau TATOOSH 1 baro clouay; wind south ‘aneed in: Bir Celilo August 23-1120 A. M—Rain with foe ind 80% piles an hour. Passed 2:30 P.M.) % topmaat | Cooke, at 2 wind south, 14 Foray; wind Passed tn: A Passed out: A “Cloudy 7PM 4 miles am hour. steamer at 6:40 p an. steamer at 7 p, m. . — Arrivals and Departures Arrived Avguat 24—Str Cordova from south- eastern via Bouthwestarn ‘Alaska, tontng sir Santa Auna at 1:30 0 August 23—-Mtr Manta Maru f U. 8. 1. & Bwiftsure from bwiftoure ihe atr Queen 0 via fan tral atr Augunt 24 via porta an: August 2 Houth fitr rous for Mantis Vietort C, at 2a m. str of Seattle Alaska at 2:30 p, m.; ate Amat Southeastern Alaska ™m, Port Angeles for Ta m.; str Katkyu Maru for You d Kobe at 10 p. m.; atr Ar for Cleum at 11 p. m.; atr City of 0 for Ban Francisco via Point Wells and St. Helens at 11:30 a. m.; ftr Gedney for Southeastern Alaska at 1.30 p.m. eee Vessels i in Other Ports gkong—Artived Auguat 19: 8tr M. o. Detlat from Meattle via ports. Hailed August 19: Str Africa Maru for Seattle for isbanghal--Arrived Yokohama-Sailed Auguat 11 Balboa—Arrived ‘August 22 Astoria—Arrived, august Togus from Beattie’ 1, B.C -fatled ‘August mm’ tor Beattie Port ‘Townsend in Avgse Buz Lyman Stewart tor Beattie nth s,m Avgust 21: Str Str Man Str Toyona- | Str Areue Hailed A for Pus Worker 23: Str Went str Victoria, B. © tr Admiral New Y 93% States brokers ¢ a maje in industrials, America able with.” industrials ernment wheat and closed at ¥ wheat and tite: lower at to $1.20% at th Ie up ales, Trey marke 1.920, dortai « Rxtraa, 6he per Ib, per dow His wife!) 200 nead oom myra aro, TOM | Ban Diego, San Franc miles from Celllo, Ban Francis north ef Co r a | Be Ivan Seattle at § p. m. Great Nor | pacite € Atream ices at Exchange Open With Irregular Quotations NEW YORK, Aum, 24 of the stock market today Central Leather 63%, TAM. up %) Bald up Si New Industriain sho com BILL ALL RIGHT : on held near 854 and Mexican nneytvania to 41 Ralls Industrials after held clared rk Central 7 continued upward move! off & 105%, “up Mi Haven 23% win wed a the « Petroleu ning m tot Mand strong as wobbly opening, firm around 88 disbelief in ent in raiir The market cloged stronm. ‘The rally in industrials continued right on the recovery Vanadium 73, A 4 the hi« mon re Baldwin 0K ao The rally extended short « count for the sudde NEW YORK, Aug noon sald “There was no partfcular feature In the trading in today’s at ket, the ahort bringing about gains of pr coverings 6 ethichem “Rt” Petroleum crossed to keep pace opment was accou quieted down before the ehed 90, C Tt was ne heat pric rucible 159%, yunt strength, * at the uddenly set 2 to 4 point Republic and 160, Pan with thie r ptable ft clowing, alt HEAVY BUYING IN FUTURES Market CHICAGO, Aug ng movement st very in ago board of tra market closed from }« th pening December wheat of wheat b and n ponaible for the pened at lnaew rn el ve September and recember S18 September unchanged, an tec. and closed Provisions ¢ CHICAGO, Au vo. 1 red, $2469 eMIcaco, 25,000 head tn eis packing, 613 15.60: plan 8 Cattle Receip higher, Meet, ore, 1G 15 ket ere Foreign | Exchange NEW TORK. Ave Oe, off 1.186 up 3 uneka mand as Merling rain futures mber oate at Chi “ rted A heavy buy strong nm the Chi de today and to 4e had a wide range. closing Se above the low: heavy pur ¥ the Italian gov~ buying were re ening; December 2.24, ‘unchanged “up 4%e; March down %« at $! higher pened opened 4d 4 ot poned at 65} at 66%o, up le. od ateady ° Cash wheat No.2 ted, $2.46 B46 OEMs: Rulk of ie 1de lower, tener, #1 Th@ie; Laght, ow 4.900 head ow 17.50 nd t.t08! market Lambe, Sit gs@14 24—The foreten ex. change market opensd easier today, with demand sterling off te at $2 54% lire 4600, off & continie: france contimen; med tropped @%e during Canadian flernoon to $3.62%. Status of "Frisco Market BAN FRANCIACO, ib Pare—Rrtras, tte meconda, 4fe Sle per dor: extra undersized pultete Cheese—Caiifornia ib; firete, 276 per i, Denver Ma DENVER, Aug. 2 and heifers, $4 0: om Receipts, 1 lower. Top, 1460. Recetpte, higher, Lambe, feeder lambs. Money NEW TORK, Av per cant mercantile o London, 60 we Bar stiver ‘Tacoma— Arrived prime fire market etre 2.400 head Ave 14 — Rotter per 4 Ste per do: pallets, & per dos fate, fancy, Be per per dow rket Status 4 —Cattle—Receipte, one. Beers, # 440; stockers and . eit market $16; bulk of eal market H11@12, owes, wen on Call Money on 001 5% @9 per cent New York August 22; Str sort} Angeles from Beattie. eee Reported by Wireless Augost T—Str An 12 miles south 7:46 pom nd, at son abeam Alert Bay, southbound, at p.m. v Aw tp. m oft atr Qu Yaquima H rm Kir te f Ban Francisco at Dairep for Seat wine eee Pat- rt Bay, north Admiral Wat 7:45 you of'A » for Seattia, 20 m iver at & p. m.: tue toon, fe 600 miles north 5 p.m: ate Weat tle, 903 miles weat of n Cove terminal Pier 10-—Sitr Depere. Smith Cove anche Pier §—#tr Dora. Pier 7—8tr Cathertn Pier 6—Btr Pier 2—Mtr Al Cordova, atr & unk 4 ka rf Pier D—St Admiral ant coal b Temple, atr Baste Awitt Pacific Eaatarn Soldier Duthie yard—8tr W Waterway terminal Rowden nd Prides Patterson st. terminab tyadon rde Lake Union—Hulle jon, Fort J Howenn Abilia Oelwin, Abye demia, Peruta, Bastine, Bianti Fort Harrison Kiton, Loot, Cineyra: Wilner Oregon Mtr bur / tra. Fo Cardi Balvator, Heffernan drydock t Engineering works kaon, Adria, Mtr Endicott Str Tajuma Mara. rage—Dk Oriental, oD. Manila Maru str Ketehikan, str nia Anna itr City of Seattle, Farragut unkers—#itr ¥ rn Leader t Jonwup, atr Griff. Sehr William Prices were generally irregular at the opening United States Steel was unchanged at General Mot unchanged, Reading 92, up i Raila displayed afl the strength that there was in the early trading tendency te auotat 6%. Bt wuthern Paoifie to 94% the #tock market moved the report that American Woolen 61, pad all the appearance of a well timed drive against an over ae there was nothing The Evening Sun financtal review this after- cept extreme dullness and the edings until beginnin, * Iron and Steel American 58, 4 pr t apparent that anything r this unw | the and State Fish and above) |ertes open September 15 | [closed for lack of funds. | te per! Vessels in Port at Seattle | tr | DECLINE AGAIN Malaga Grapes, Too, Drop in Price registered another oly 26 Tuesday morning, quotations ning from $1.26 to $1.76 on standard 87%; | Cantaloupen Northern Pacific 119%, off ithern Pacific up % * 21%, off % drop o' cents Canadian Pavitic unchanged Haltimore & Ohio 39% run crates, Malaga grapes also sold at $3 « crate being the established price. Oranges, how up, the top for small $8.26, which ix a quarter over yesterday's figure Turkish melons have ar rived on the street and were cleaned t $1 for flats and $2.60 for crates, Italian prunes are bringing $2.60 Vegetables were on the whole. matoes on amall turnovers. Steel|® lower figure, ‘an-American dropped to vanced to 34% » decline but over, aizen being of a dollar Yakima inte afternoon howed @ tendency upward, Unite Despite the action of the marke rday'n market indicate 19 and @ general downward trend reported steady Local outdoor to p to the clone and final dea’ cheaper at $125 a United Stat Bteel cc nerican Locomotive 97% 162% and Pan = are te. No were changes reported Local Markets Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for Vegetables and Fruit green, per ™. Mexican Petroleum in butter and eggs in the day's news to ac k mar tal absence of interest in| last hour urgent | industrials and the hed thru §9, Haldwin 109, to 86. Mextean | Gere and so The rails were not] Loca nor were many of the other way of news devel wineas almont te of the when oll Bterl pe : ran on « Letiace | Onions Potatoes | Lowa in the onted diaplay of strength. E prices held well.” v h we Loca FISHIN PLENTY, =. veee 1.26} Strong Recovery in Grain|Offers Salmon From State|*e=sti Maron smi FRUITS nation... per box Hatcheries Salmon, stripped of thelr spawn, it has been learned, are useful as food, ame Com \s 01 bigs m A Hananas—Per lack berrice sioner L. H. Darwin today waa writ: | Camtelecses Gal stonduraa Ing state institutions that they may| Eastern Washington have an unlimited quantity of the | - ture! Gems Geesees finh thie fall, after the fish “hatch: | frpeppios peons Grapes Malagn . | On that date the first of the etate’n| Malsce seeeee 39 hatcheries will open, Salmon, en route upstream for spawning beds Will be trapped and their eeen re moved. Municipal fish martx may | be served with the stripped fish well aa state institutions, Darwin Thompeon seetioss Grape Freit Cat © bon an said Last year the state took 147,414 010 milmon eegs at the hatcheries. Thin year, the some toheries are |" 7 440) iy in hoped the ge take will be even larger. | Pineapples : [Vital Statistics | ===". BIRTHS Terkiah Melons Cuman, William, 1108 W «irk Weat. ta Simp" boy Bell, William J, 7624 34th ave N W.. boy Mas | Tailtom, John A, 539 N. 66th at «irl Shapiro, Simon, Swedish hospital #445 46th ave & ate ene Leegr oe ret} toe tue | Watermetons rer fe ¢ | lee Cream Meloms Per TM. .... NUTS: Pricee Paid ot Whelesale Market st Ernest, Seattle General howpl- boy m, Marshall D. 6722 14th ave. hurtan 4 rr 230 20) Virginia Keystone, &. per rer ® DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Fuld to Shippers Watterfat oe oe Fase Vresh ranch . we Mik Per owt ’ DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Whelveale Dealers Batter Loca! creamery, cubes. Tricks dats Yaw Fe Pullets (heree trips ‘atrt Dudletgh, Earl L. «irl Jorgenson, Niels, 1725 64th ava W mirt Rjornthun, Bert K, Apt. C, 3716 An eeline at. girh Herman, rune um, girl Alfred, be Columbus sanitart Hartiond. Christensen, Walter at, etek Eee MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Mtesidence. hoen, Ben niciies | Romane, Rachel, Seattle mpson, Gill, Vane Taylor, May, Temple Lambards, Frances P Magdail, Mary Le Vern, Swanson, Harry, Port send. Wash 25 Johnaon, Alvah, Big Lake, Wa 19 vin, Charles Phillips, Seat 6 Legal f ns, Marguerette Urilla, attle Huntley, BE. A Huntley, MM. La Harry, Stephen’ Vince Cook,’ Margaret Annie, Seattle 32 Nelson, Clarence A. Seattle...Legal Williams, Dor at attic. Legal | Chattert Young, it Warde Robinson Kelon Bink “ } W. ¢3ra eh ranch Limburger Young A uver, B. 1] Block Swh ‘Tex Waan tript Seattle Beattie Town- POULTRY Prices Paid by Wholesale Onder 6 The Rrvilers — Ai) Roosters Geme—live Meigina Maree weights” Legal| Heattle Legal nt Reattie “33 Live, per & POULTRY Prices Paid Whetecsiove Ducks-Fronen . Drensed Mroilers Dressed Hewe -Dressed | Geese | Turkeys “ kan ‘ An Dok ane, Kdward A Wash Wash Los 4 Dressed *e MEAT Prices Paid to Shippers Fancy . Faney Quotations at Stockyards one Primer Medium to wh b Pies mas Onttn Mary Ione.| ¥ Claudia, Sait Lake ¢ _ McDonald. Wood: o> bridge Moody, Charles KE. Mildred F, Seattle. DIVORCES GRANTED 3 Shockey, H. K., from May Alberty, Bessie, from Th rrett, Georgs E., from DEATHS ‘obb, Cyrus A. Gotr seve Sn Johnson, Mra, Hinds st Hazan, Gidden tum to ehotce cows and heifers 7008 1geo 10.00@10.50 €60@ 700! 5500 600 600g 600 Shipping Board Makes Big Oil Buy WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—The shipping board today announced the purchase of 15,000,000 barrels of fuel oll and crude petroleum at $1.25 per barrel from the Atlantic Gulf Oil cor poration CAN ADIAN PACIFIC Victoria & Vancouver, B B.C. “Princess” Steamships Lewy Canadian Pucitie Dock _Pier 1, Woot of Vesior Way 9:00 A. M. DAILY FOR VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER METROPOLITAN ONDE WEEK STARTING Sunday Night, Aug. 29 inesday rday P ROTECT YOUR & Dredging worke— | Str West Kayote, tr Roonevolt. rox Mndy- oun Allen Capraria, Klew *, Arcademin, Ac ck Wolf, Bickiand, 4, Agron, Antho! ort Mtanwix, Imutk Leota, Addinon, Hourneviile, Dione, Cagnacan, Cozlan, & achra Honry Alice, motor sehr chr Pinatina Motor schr Cothana 11:30 P. M. DAILY POR VANCOUVER DIRECT PECIAL TOURS TO VANCOUVER ISLAND precedented the History ow Four Transcontinental ee Trains Daily , aa 5 oor, $3, Baleony FROM VANCOUY rows $2.50, next 2 rows $2 180 A.M 4:00». M. : sews Bi, last Fo mes ie 7166 F ay Lower floor, Lower’ floor, Inat 6 rows $2 Firat 6 rows $1.50, last 6 Gallery, bc lat matines Firat 6 hs 8 Saturday matinee Firat 14 rows $2.60, Balcony own $1 | advocate. jevidence from [Will be started at the Seattle con serene HEAR HARDING Al Jolson, Valeska Suratt, Evelyn Nesbit Like Speech BY RAYMOND CLAPPER MANION, Obie, Aug mu American government ought to be @ one star drama, Henator Harding declared today, | ing popular government to| worthy play, In an address to theatrical | reopen stars here This applies to the grammar and Thirty stage and movie schools only. ‘The univers liners pald a call to the front poreh have it a little to cheer the republican presidential 28 im the date candidate, of the university Harding urged a higher moral pe! | plane on the stage, declaring that! — MI OLD TRICKS? .. world weeks Beattie, the pleasure For two more youngsters can enjoy |of summer vacation. After thow« two joyful—or sorrowful, which? weeks have elapsed, school w begin, teachers will again teach ant students will again Just For, on tember 7, according to th of Seattle children’s institutions of The not | learn Tuesday, ai education, learning Bep. | «tore th { head-| high | goers | tember | doorn easier, Hep net when th shall open once While he presumed a censorship on stage productions is “very easen tial’ he inveighed against various standards in different localities and against any “narrow exaction” which might destroy “artistic epirit. Al Joon, Valeska Suratt; Evelyn Nesbit and Charles Evans Hughes republican candidate in 1916, came on the same train, Harding ww prep speech to be delivered day with unusual care in nook ing from every quarter Later in the week Harding will Henry P of the American Red Crons member of the es Morgan firm and a strong league| MEXICO | mentativer He also ex ta to con with exHenator Caorge Buther. (ment left for Jnlisco today to open Utah, Mt the Ameri.|pesotiations with the bandit, Pedro can Bar axsociation and much in-|2*mora, for his surrender terested in the league issue Zamora previously had telegraphed Harding doesn't lutend to be per.| President De la Huerta, saying he nonaily drawn into the campaign |*%* ready to surrender and asking expenditures investigation which |t2@ Kovernment to cease operations threatens to again assume the pro-|*##inst him while terms were die portions it attained in the pre-con.|cus#ed. Of the five American miners vention race. That, he feels is» |Kidnaped by Zamora ali had been ro matter in charge of the national | eed. but Charles Hoyle, manager Esperanza Mining company. Unconfirmed Report Says Villa Revolts Once More BAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 24 An unconfirmed report that Pancho | Villa has revolted and with 2,000 armed followers Hed into the hills |was credited by Villista agents here The report was being inventi department of justice ring hin league! here Satur: advice Davinon aged CITY, Aug. 24—Repre of the Mexican govern fer land, president committee. Harding, early In the campaign, however, went on record as favor ing the $1,000 limit on campaign contributions and welcomed any ee coonipard | | the democratic cam. | 5 }| contributions or the alleged $15,000.-| | a? Spee j 000 fund which Governor Cox says| | Clearings 1.470,018.00 2147 } fo being seteee Balances .. 392,024.00 | Land Congress Is L cosatbiinn National in Scope ,.""""""" ‘The Northwest Irrigation and De ne Sa ereenermnn DAILY DAYLIGHT a nnanmunnnmel EXCURSIONS TO SAN JUAN ww: ISLANOS ~cidaaac States Irrigation association meeting 2 © Buus Waves Colman duck at Boine. Action to get federal approval of & m. daily (except Monday). Ban Juan the Columbia basin irrigation project | teiand ae got arriving Batting: bare Calle at Shchardson, Friday Mar. bor, Anacortes each day Weet ‘Bound, Orcas, a ‘Thuredey. SEATTLE $5,410,326.40 5,748,432.12 572,493.99 grens. Nearly 15,000 acres of forest pre. | serve murround the city of Chicago. | A HAY, GRAIN AND FEED } Wheteesle Price Her Toa, City Price | Rariey Whole Rolled ‘ Cipped Oat Whole Corn Whole Cracked Chep ‘ Ground Bone Min Kon Alfalfe ied 11 A. M. 3, 3.6, 7,8 P.M ¥ DAY. The beet aad cheapest way te ge ROUND 1°° raed 0) Oe TRIP L— FARE WE BUY AND SELL AND VICTORY BONDS — Price and interest, deducting for brokerage ONE Genominations and ONE-HALF OF ONE PER LIBERTY ‘We pay New York mark PER CENT on $50 and $1 “T BELLING VALUE of your bonds by deduct- ¢ trom the market price and adding the interest. 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(The Seattle National Bank Resources More Than Thirty Million Dollare Second Avenue at Columbia ALBERTA, CANADA | year’s {THIRTY ‘STARS’ SCHOOL TO START an at COUPLE MORE WEE By AL, Our Little Boy Reporter It tn expected that the tendance will by ordn Vor this tions have been and the Many begin “on built this teaching faculty youngsters are their first year at the 10 weeks children he heen wasting worked during the ipath in the elty farms. Not any tog tended the summer schoolagt being the total number In both the hich schools grammar school During feattle school LV ¥ however, Many t 0¢ \Nerve? Campers Are Full Hoover, who lives on el near the end of |wt. watched a couple of erusty ers row away in his row boat day afternoon, he reported te lice Tuesday morning. Hoover furnished the descriptions and offered a §% Use Bull Dogs. famous for their stand up. They are near you, and are PUGET SOUR STEAMERS | any [Kingston Oa mot therr iri (Bunday |Hanevilie| T:eerm) Nock. 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