The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1920, Page 12

THE SEATT NEW STEEL Ship News tie APPLES Industrials Strong = “RATHER SCARCE in Day's NEW YORK, Sep Fractional | season for local plums and poning.4h the pipes markos ¢ ‘ || prunes in getting under way. Ita eel common war up % at MP | Houthwestern 28, up 4 , | jane, Hungarians, Bradshaws, Silvers 4 Southern Railway 28% | - a | and other varietion that heretofore! pany 4t%, up w: Canadian neve Chances of Federal Action) DUTCH STEAMER Wire; kook Aitiea har Sei Califor-| weer hacen take ak . in Pennsylvania Industry nla, and later from Baatern Wash-| ff Ws: Pan-American Petroleum 8 ington, are now inning to come) oo iuee A saa tefl ae on 7 Seem Remote TOWED T0 PORT |' from the orchards of the Sound] eecad chutes tana ahi ¥ UNT | SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2—A | rather senate Local Bartlett pears A more | survey of the Dutch steamer Arakan | are arriving on the market, at $1.75 atested strike! was being made by underwriters'| to $2 a box. A distinet novelty in American Writing Paper » stock was duesto recent announ poration WASHING bitter and fiercely ¢ F than that which paralyzed the steel | representatives here today to de-| fruits Thursday morning wan a 4 pmpany became the feature of the mayket Just before the clove. | BE Sndustry in 1919.48 due within @/termine the exact extent to which|amall shipment of English gre par ith HE nee Moann rpatog needy) plaice Peale a! smartening | PF year » ‘the veasel was damaged during her] cherries from Eastérn Washing 4 continued aad Reading sold off more than @ polat a Paiture of the federal government three days on the beach near Point} They were quickly sold for $1.50 the Closing prices: United Mates Stee) 6914, off 4: Bathichem SNES fellow recommendations of the 4 1 <i hom | Raldwin 108%. up Mi Mexican Petroleum 163%, up 1% | Inter-Churen Wor ment’s in Vessel was towed into port] Local tomatoes are a little scarcer, | UP!) Pan-American 87%. up tudebaker 61%, up % * @ustrial commiasion, which exposed yesterday, after having been) and the price has tiffened, Fancy | 25%: UP American Wooler up 1%; Reading 93, off Gnrestdreeding conditions in the/ floated by the tus tomatoes brought $1.25 a box, Bem | Southwestern 28, up ta; Br Pp %: Union Pacific 1 steel industry makes another strik plant is cheaper at $3 a case, A car) “Sadian Pacific 131, off te; Texas Company 48%, up 1%) Retail Stores Beem inevitable, say leaders of jot Yakima Gem gpuds was sold at|"*"% eeneee ganized labor. The strike remains EXPLAINS NEW % to 3 cents a pound ne market closed Irregular their only weapon, they say No change in butter or om oe @HINK PUBLIC HAS & bie industrial relations| Vegetables and Fruit Bee intoleral 4 feans—Lova!, green, per |) Gnd encouraged by the specific Mam) Ar two meetings, one under the | "Ree fer in which the Inter-c! burch inves usple of the Chamber of Com Higators justified last year’s strike.) merce, at the Rainier club at m Steel Workers are determined to fight/ and the other called by the port « With the backing of a public opin | mission tn the afternoon, R. A. Dean fon they think has swung to thelr) general counsel for the shipping wide lboard, spoke on the new_mercha No action by the federal gover™ | marine law D gnent, either by the president direct!) 1: is the desire of the shipping © or by the department of labor, Is/ board, Dean raid, to obtain the co receipts and bined fmet 4 strong ement of large earnings of the cor BGS Tc, MARINE'BILL| -LoctlMarkets MARCH WHEAT IS, LE STAR Trading © “niet” | on N.Y. Exchange advances’ in nearly all issues marked da %) Maldwin 108%, up %; St Louls t 20% 4: Texas Reading 99%, off % %) Bethlehem "2" 76% Sup % afternoon trading. American Woolen n got up Ws high as 90, Rails market to 61. ‘The strength of this com in thy EXPECT SUGAR UP 6 3-4 CENTS) DROP 3 CENTS | Market Is Strong With All Next Shipment of Refineries| Grains Gaining to Affect Price 3 cents @ pound with the arrival and Plikely to be taken to meet the recom: | operation of the entire country {Nn | Galen 2 6X%o on | distribution of the next at pent Mendations of the Inter-Church com establishing a permanent merchant | PetatecsPer m.— today from the refineries, according to Piission. The government was asked) marine. No favoritign is intended = Wash ee eee Drei in |Ders Wednesday. This will not take n immediate effort to settle] he added, and if certain sections of ae: Ao OE Ca early Urnding. recovered on the) place before Friday, it wan raid. @isturbing labor conditions in the| the bill are fuand dgtrimental to cer: | Rutehegae—Per sack strength | Sugar is retailing today all the Bteel industry by means of confer | tain localities, these sections will be | Squesh- Hubbard De pened at 4: lway from 19 cents to. 24 cents a fences hetween the U, 8. Steel cor | suspended or amended once . ‘ - Gt, up tee: | pound : ition and its employes. es | Sweet Pet or ‘ 1ALS DOUBT Tomatoes SC cawEn x0 ACT |Libel on Sentinel |S toca oy Portland Market Report The Inter-Church report, submited | Is Dropped Here Veewtabte i VORTLAND, Sept, 2—Mutter—¢ée per to the president late in July, was) Weferred to the seeretary of labor ent Bele 27.2 spent to the department’ | inne fromm the United Staten de there ul acres { 27, while officiais| Tict court Thursday morning, by or Were trying to settle a threatened! of Federal Judge Jeremiah Neter Libel of Sunde & d'Evers Co Against the steamer Sentinel was die Vat bye and closed ‘ge Meher at 4 un up Ke Sée; December oats changed at €6\c and « writ er, upon showing that the litigation : oat aamnere leah been adjusted privately. cHcaho, sept Doubt as to the authority of the es No, | red, $2.60\%; No. 2 hard, §2.57% to ‘| department or the president in [Oise 2 ¥ trude into the steel situation at a} | time when there ix no strike In the industry, without either the direction _ Chicago Live Stock re of congress or a joint invitation by steel employers and workers, was by officials when the re port finally was taken up. An investigation covering, particu larly, qo-ditions in the steel industry | Rose of Perw Thampeon Reed ices Grape Fruit Cal Green Fige— Ver box market oes in we@Bs Pennsylvania was urged) i jeney—Comd, per be te ae ee oe by eg port. | Arrivals and Departures Moneta Metone tis cows 8 tog calves, $1 Such” a localized investigation, it! Arrived ee ae was. ‘ as Ggreed, could not’ be made ex-| September 2—er Westward Mo trom | Loam ogy Mecsipin, 26.000 head cept on invitation of the state of} Baltimore via porte AO! Oranges one “« tas Pennsylvania. Federal authority cannot deal with such local problems ‘without state invitation and consent ‘any more than federal troops can be sent into a state to quell local dis- turbances except when state author- of can ar ity asks help. ie . ¢ gear ‘The chances of any federal medi-| trom Vancouver, BC. at | @tion to remedy conditions ff the ib Redman fren steel industry and to forestall a fut 7 Aly anh Hoy ls Ure strike, then, are most remote. from Prince Rupert, H.C, ¥ And with this remoteness recognized. the chances of an early renewal of open conflict between steel workers and employers are correspondingly increased, Foreign Exchange NEW YORK 2. Dem “ ite Ro wash. Le tendy tn the after Keerting eff I%e to §25k% declined to 8.920, aff 4 centimer ian dollars Up 0c t Status of Frisco Market ¢ FRANCINCO, Sept 8Ge per tb: pr for Han I . niece | Almonds? ‘The steel corporation specifically, and the whole iron and tee! indus try in general, are under charges ‘that its employes expect to press. Str Endicott for Yoko- | weteats- . Kobe, Hhanghal and Dairen at 8) Cal str Redondo for So: en Alas | Pemnate— Virginia Keystone, ™. sy for] Japanese, per M. ee + Primes | Pecane—Per T DAIRY PRODUCTS .|Air Mail to B. C. | to Begin i in October | DAIRY PRODUCTS Mail service by airplane between | Prices Paid Wheirssie Deslers | attle and Victoria, B. ¢ ww be $c; '8 doe. |Queen for Seattle via porte, str Durbyls ocal creamery, cubes 71 pow rang. . Bersih Carnation mite, | for Seattle $} | extabtianed er 15, according ¢ Ban Prancisco—Aalied September 1 <n Pon $:|an announcemem by Postmaster Hollywood for Be: at 4 pm; ate Ky- General Burleson ye Bide “ The new route, $4 miles, over Pu Sil get sound and the atrait, will be i maintained by seaplanes an Sve bas "Reeet| Reported by Wireless ' wilt ar . The f » and from the Orient thru hing Victoria boats jut > sail for tre inook salmon, 4 Canadian Government x acific ports 79, pure fresh ‘ Bu {mit tte at. 150 . Wi a them inc in Two or} brick cheese. 7c 1: Primost ch u“ " antage over San We. Sie; mild Oregon chese, 2 Ms 6: tik neiaco wil " Seattle in {Mtalls 27-29, hamburger and savenee, Live, pert 18 | stented : Seite ie tae “a Tass, p pate : be: pot roast POULTRY dispatching mails, officials here say Waetenatony al CHARLES PETROVITSKY, Sea 47@ 44\ Ue lawyer, was admitted to practic o.2 's olin th ietrict yurt Goren rr wong sah cocoa | Vessels in Port at Seattle Turkeys Dronsed Oo OO I OT ee eet nee Jereaee | Smith Cove termina MEAT Neterer Thursday morning. Petro. usdun “Gun euaaenore es Prices Paid te Shippers itaky was formerly connected with Union Oil dock-—Mtr Argyit ame ~tae 21@ .23| the department of justice here. > | Veal Pap ° Mediurn No@ is oe 8 red ss. Brat Toaation, ei" pt | Bruna ek tr Admiral Red-| fogs rree DAILY DAYUGHT Hilis’, Maximum. Reithn 43 hag ae! R (@) oO [or Gold Bnieia cotten. soe My. 6.008 17.08 EXCURSIONS T Vinegar, (5c gal. Stall ‘ ee ee an BEES AN JUAN ane: a 19.00@19.50 ISLANDS 12, cantaloupen, Se each , et; lemons see Gon. St |axinner @ Rady. yards Delicia Nut mare: “=r sehr Allee Cooke. Good Luck mars: Lander st. terminal—Str Hoboken. Str Buryda: ils 31-23, smeits ; boneless | Hanford st. terminal—#tr Benj, F mon, 25¢ %.; ling cod, 100 Tb ard connke | ard Oll dock—Atr Banta Ana Stall 2, leaf jard, 24c ™; Eastern | ‘ im, 35¢ Th.; Kaatern sugar cured hams, | Bbc Tb. Pack : East Sound? Olga, Wed- neatay. Friday. Sunday PUGET SOUND, NAVIGATION ©} mano0o MARION ST igo & Dredging works— | small dil m tbe qt. [Ames yarde-Bir Roosevelt | on Btar, wtr Zopors } TAKE THE BOAT TO ITACOMA BOATS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK 7, 0 11 A.M. 1, 3.6, 7,9 FM. KVERY DAY. The best dad cheapest way to ge \Farmers’ Wheat Pool | Ai |Plan Is Di Wheat 5/4 tan is APPFOVe ie rood COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 2.—The | Copra ! National rd of Farm Organiza. Catton Seed Meal 1b, tail 106, 3 Ibe. beans Te. rolled oats, Se. Stall 131 be; No. 1 potat She; No. 1 pote | tions here today voted disapproval of ROUND$400 SINGLE ¢ y A - aumysiliiane a {a resolution designed to have farmers yeaa | California Realtor sh. 2°00 verve vievators rated rte £60 Looks Over Yakima.) antic wea: pooi oe Ment herape ‘ UG Mr, and Mrs, Frank C. Piatt, of | committee trom the board today | Sel! Meal—Cal de ra Pasadena, Cal., are at the Washing-| Wl see Gov. Cox to ascertain hin Soya Bean Meni ton Annex. Platt is one of the large | VCw® OM Aéricultural problems and Teal estate owners and operators in|!!! see Senator Harding at Marion his city, owning the Casa Loma} riday apartments, a fine white cement | building, and several hundred acres| PLEADING GUILTY to transpor in oranges, Jemons, peaches and apri-| tation of liquor, Albert Williamkon cots, They leave today for Yakima |and John Libby were fined $200 each to visit that fruit district, returning |by Wederal Judge Neterer in the to the Annex Saturday. Mrs. Platt | United States district court Wednes fs a cousin of N. H. Latimer, presi. | day afternoon 1 dent of the Dexter Horton bank | % “the ts aon | ELMER SCHERDERICK ana v. THEFT of 117 yards of overcoat-| Davis pleaded guilty in the U. 8. dis-| Total $90 946.06 $88.63 $8611 88016 $90.07 $n6 $06.30 $00 ing, valued at $400, from a wagon|trict court Wednesday afternoon to| belonging, to the Black Manufaetur-| transportation ofgJ2 cases of whisky. | MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. ing company, was made to the police Raeenneries the” driver, wan fined } ie, 8 CEN veh somes (GROUND FLOOR), hesgge teed : Thursday. The driver was unable to|$25 by Jude ae While Davis 0 Premier Municipal Bond House Capital One Million D: ‘ Established 0: ter Certury, —‘Teleph Kiliott 2440, iad Peat where tho Loett occurred. |was coocased 4150, i} rare Ruane Concems, _ Detsetonans Sale Se WE BUY AND SE LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS y New York market price and interofty deducting for brokerage ONE. 60 and $100 denominations and ONE-HALF OF ONS P an figure the °T AELLING VALI brokerage trom the market price and addi quotations below nf your bonds hy Ceduct the interest, See today's 4 tat 44'5 a4 4th Victory Victory ain 4% aa ot 190.00 § } } Reptember oats opened Ye lower! ATO Se per dow #-16@ 2% per Ib: brotiers, 27@ 326 u per ib Cheese Triplets Be per th N. Y. Coffee and Sugar NEW YORK, Mept. £.—Coffee—No 7 Hilo, #40 per ib; No, ¢ Hantos, 16@15 Ke per th Your Byes Examined end Glasses Fitted—Broken ot Lenses Duplicated ig What Good Is a Good Book t If you have to strain your and marke! eyes when you read? And it ls 80 easy to have good eyeright by having the right glasses, Let us ex } amine your eyes, and by j fitting the right ginsses make reading, writing and all your eye work a source of pleasure to you. Moderate Rates YERSOL EY oro 3f OPTICAL CO. 1404 Third Avenue SEXTON BROS. FOUR MONTHS’ uard for money entrusted in ernment and municipal bonds lts divectors are substantial men by return mail THOMAS 8, LIPPY KING HANNON WILLIAM quarters at 815 Second Avenue. The price of sugar will drop about | 11@12.060 per tb; granu DIREC TE? sizes Good {| uppers, and every size | jeathers, in values | . from 11 to 2. 5.5 F and patents in this lot, fhe ER RTE > ps Na oe re: eee and all sizes, 214 to 7. Mrs. _ with Sizes Sizes Clearings Clearings Clearings Balances PER ANNUM JON SAVINGS COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY has been earned by here for more than eight years FULL WILL BE EARNED BY SAVINGS LEFT HERE BEFORE SEPTEMBER 7 Strictly mutual in its operation, this association possesses every an to its care. 1 only on first mortgages on improved real estate and gov Its expenses are limited by law. nown integrity of well-k You can start saving here by mall—send ¢ for any amount from $1 to $3,000 and receive your savings book ‘TORS FRANK FERG EDGAR PD, COMER MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SECOND FLOOR, LEARY BLDG, VAL, POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 10 Owing to unforeseen delay in securing possession of our now removal to home at this location has been postponed until September 10. School Shoes NNIS PUMPS PLAY OX- BOY SCOUTS and TAN BARE- $1 FORDS; tan $1.40 and brown calf $4 FOOT SANDALS in all calf lace Oxfords with English Oxfords, $5.50 TON OXFORDS Nila writ, $1.65 |r dat gg bom Me $5 BQ nature last. dull leather BILLY BUSTERS %°5/: BEST FOR BOYS Free Toy for Every Child " tissiri.2t xs" Balances .. w N You will want their growing feet properly fitted with Our basement store offers many styles to choose from, and experienced salesmen who take special pains in fitting growing feet. In our Children’s Department you will find hundreds of pairs of shoes—Oxfords and Mary Janes—on sale at EASON END , SAVINGS up to 2, good quality uppers and and $6.00 values, in all soles, all sizes up to 11. sizes to 6. BIG GIRLS’ SHOES brown calf GIRLS’ SHOES —_—_—__—— i GIRLS’ SHOES _ ‘ King’s tan calf lace INFANTS’ SHOES Tans, gun ad-wear soles on patents and $1 70 metal and $4 50 patents, English lace; 81% to 11....$7.00 with turn soles; sizes values up to $7.00, and 11% to 2.....$8.00 1 to 5. ‘ 2] ae Mate, 81% tod 2.336,379.00 662,666.90 Tacoma : 723,268.00 57,660.00 These are the last of the excursions for the season of 1920. Take advantage of the Labor Day vacation to enjoy them now. SAN JUAN ISLANDS SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 Steamer SIOUX leaves Colman dock § a. m., calling at Rich- ardson, Friday Harbor, East Sound, Olga, Bellingham and Ana- cortes—arriving in Seattle 11 p. m. ROUND TRE win * $2.50 Lunches Served HOOD CANAL SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 Steamer WHATCOM leaves Colman dock 9 a. m.; arrives Union City 2:30 p, m.; leaves Union City 5 p, m.; arrives Seattle 10:30 p. m. SUD Reh ( eee Lunches Served Brooke's Whangdoodle Orchestra Will Play pa DANCIN SAN JUAN ISLANDS LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6 Steamer SIOUX leaves Colman dock 8 a. m, calling at Rich- ardson, Friday Harbor, East Sound, Olga, Bellingham and Ana- cortes—arriving in Seattle 11 p.m. BOUND. ennai ' $2.50 Lunches Served savers DIVIDENDS Its funds can be heck or money order SHILL NSC Get Your Tickets Early for These Excursions Puget Sound Navigation "a Colman Dock Main 3993 our new street floor