The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 12

F LABOR Women to Have Equal Rights With Men Under New York Law ‘Women will have equal rights with men, in regard to employments and @ccupations, in New York, if a bill Fecently introduced in the legislature panses. @ccupation, shall receive the same pay. Another bin would make the pree ent law fixing 10 p. m. as the latest hour women can work in @ restau ant, lunchroom or candy store, read up. m Report of the Employers’ associa tion of Detroit indicates there are 18, 000 fewer peopie out of work in De troit now than on February | Formal notice of the severance of relations between the American Fed eration of Labor and the Interna tional Federation of Trades Unions has been dispatched to the interna tional’s headquarters at Amsterdam. Between 400 and 500 men have heen laid off by the Harlem plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbuikting cor oration, says a report from Wil _ RBington, Del. A change In the working schedule fer employes of the U. 8. Steel cor poration has been announced. The poven-day week, officials nay, is abol- fished and it ts expected that there ‘Will be a reduction soon in the 12 ‘The Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. of Pittsbarg, which reduced wages of al! Iaborers 20 per cent March 1, has 49 per cent on the pay roll classed fas laborers. The company normally employs 25.000 men. ‘The Bricklayers’ union at Ottawa, TM, has agreed to accept a 10 per The Painters, Paper Hangers’ union of Helena, Mont., has volun Weered to accept a reduction of 50 cents a day. ‘The United Mine Workers of America have $100,000 tnvested in Canadian Victory bonds, $692,800 in United States war bonds and $654,000 tm United States certificates of in- French minister of labor esti- Mates that the number of unemploy ed in France is between 100,000 and 120,000. Packing Industry Strike Is Averted an agreement which of Labor Davis said would Dring about an amicadle settlement the signing of conference of the He was University of Washington. the Purchasing Agents’ Association of Seattle. fe. Stall 126—Sockeye salmon, can. 20¢: Olympic pancake fio te. Stall 36— Webb's Best Ever coffer, Ib, 3¢c. Ase. Stall choice ; lamb chops, ie I Veal roast, i2%c Ib Stall 10 Dut cheeks, ise ib. Stall 102—Fresh but ter, ste ib, 2 Ibe 950. SANITARY MaN 199—Pure American cane sugar, 4 The, 88, § Ibe Tie H 21—Tea Garden marmaiads, 26¢ Tea Garden Poppy jelly, 26c Ib. Stall 1i—Big oranges, 2 don, ihc Mt. Campbell's soups, 10¢ can; ¢ corn flakes, 2c. Stall puts, 2 tbe. large prunes, 256. Btaiis 2 Jersey butter, 460 Ib. strictly fresh eggs, 32c dom Stall 111 Strawberry jam, 35 ib; raspberry jam, Bie Ib. Stall 26—Pork roast, thc ib. PIKE PLACK @tal 17—Pure American cane mear 8 He Me Stall 79-—Pure freah milk, 96 at. Stall—46—Carnation milk, 19%¢ can Stalls 15-26—Madrona tomatoes « eans, 3 for 26c. Stall 39—Rice, Zhe. Stall 656-400 ca be. Stall 12—Corn fiakes, 2 pkgs 25¢ Stall 1513—Peanut butter, 2 ibe Stan Pure tens on. Stall 73—Yakima Gems, sack. Stall 1527—Pure lard, 2 Ibs, 260 Stall 4 Short ribs, 12%e Ib. Stall 27-2 lard, 2 Ibs, 330. Stall 36 snapper, Ihe Tb, Stall 1511—Finna 20¢ ib, Stall 1523—MBaiibut 20¢ Ib. QUEEN cITY @rall 4—Lambd chops, 2 Iba, 48¢; corned we 12%e Ib, Stall 5—Botling beef, 100 | ¢ pork roast, 26¢ ib. Stall 36—Hallbut She Ib; Ung and biack cod. ie tb. Stall 16—No. 1 peaches or apricots, 3 cans Stalls 49-50—$1.00 box milk choce 4—Best marmaiade, 250 24-24% bare Sunlight Croby corn, 260. Btall White soap, 266 « 1,703,625.00 | 792,919.00 | | + 4,299,171.00 | + 1,019,192.00 For & juicy steak, let's go to ! Boldt'a—Advertisemen* ‘The measure provides that women | @oing the same work as men, in any [ate Bkag way Ship News Tides in Seattle THURSDAY FRIDAY MARCH & 1.8 ft a ep Mm, re Mm, 11 SEATTLEITES on the steamship Wenatchee when | khe leaves for the Orient, April 9, ac cording to the Chamber of Com- mere, A warm welcome for the distin: | guished travelers on the Wenat chee’s passenger list is assured abroad, according to cablegrams re ceived here, Thursday the Wenatchee was) ward San Pedro, where she in due | March 30, She will stop again at| San Francisco, and then will steam straight for Seattle, She is due here April 4 eee BERENGARIA NEW CUNARDER Cable advices just received by the Cunard line announces that the steamship Imperator, which waa purchased from the British n ment by the company last ath, has been renamed Berengaria. Rerengaria wag the wife of Rich ard I, of England, the Lion Hearted. She will be remembered by readers of Sir, Walter Scott's “The Tali« 4 of Maurice Hewlett ™ “Richard Yea and Nay.” She was a xs PP ay ay daughter of Sanco VI, af Navarre, Aa te. ae and was betrothed to Richard soon after succession to the throne, Me a ha bd dieval records state Berengarta was ad of remarkable beauty and exceeding ah tes ly accomplished for her age. Ps cia ane the DREADNAUGHT IN BAY While her companion ship, the eH Idaho, is being repaired at the Le Bremerton navy yard, the Dread naught Mississippt anchored in Et Cash Wheat Hott bay Thursday for a 4$-hour stay.| _ eMIcaaco, : Maren 94 Both vessels will leave Monday to|¥®,,! red $1584: No. join In maneuvers with the Pacific fleet. With the battleships New Mex leo and Tennensee, the Missiasipp! will return in July for overhauling eee “DRY LAUNCHING TODAY Mra. Rudolph Pfeil, Jr. is from Milwaukee and she will christen the scout cruiser Milwaukee at the Todd abipyards in Tacoma Thursday after noon, But the brew that made Mil waukee famous will not have a role in the ceremony. The Milwaukee As- sociation of Commerce has sent out a special bottle of extra-pure Lake Michigan er. eee PRAISES PORT ADVANTAGES ‘The natura! advantages of the port of Seattle were extolled by G. F. Nicholson, chief engineer of the port commission, at a meeting in the as sembly room of the Chamber of Com- merce Wednesday night. These as sets should be developed along scien tife and economical lines, Nicholson urged. eee LOADS LUMBER AT EVERETT Steamship Free Port Sulphur No. 5 is loading 3,000,000 feet of lumber at Everett for North Atlantic ports She's due to sail Sunday. CANADIAN, SHIP ARRIVES The Waimarino, Canadian-Austra Man lner, arrived in Seattle at 11:30 a m. Thursday on her first trip to this city. She will losd a lumber cargo while moored to a buoy in the harbor. Weather Bureau Report TATOOSH ISLAND, March 14—# A. M Rising barometer: ¢ Haeht eaat wind. Passed In, str President, at § a. m Arrivals and sectens March 24 Str Admiral Redman from Ocean Falls, Rt 3:75 & m.; str Juneau from Tacoma, at $:15 a. m. March 23 Str Cordova from Southwestern via mn Alsska, at § pom; U8 8 om Puget Sound Naval ste 8 & MeKensie from Station from > m felled March 24—Str Queen for San Diego via flan Francisco and fan Pedro, at noon. March 23-—tte Rainier fgr San at 6:10 p.m: str Cordova for at 11:35 p. m; str Juneau for Tacoma. at 2:49 p mi ate Henry T. Beott for Point Wells, at 2.30 p. m.; str Lydonia for Lake Union, at 2.15 p.m eee Alaskun Vessels Vaides—-March 22—Balled, str Admiral Watson, weatboui tam . ae i Vessels in Other Ports BShanghel-—Mareh 21-@alled, atr Als dame “Maru for Seattle vie'Kobe and Toucnama, A ate—March %2-—Arrived, mo. torship Banta Allele from Beattie tia Te coma, fan Franciaco, San Pedro, Salaver oy sek Colton Mancheater--Maren Mile from Beattl dan Peare ana Talvou-March ches for Seattle vs Francnse Ban Diego—March 22-—Arrived, atr Ad miral Dewey from & le Gan Fren- love Sts Boat Peares as Cm Sta. Paar neler Steceviveh, | ote Cavenete trols beattle tha Broce ohn Goan icone tee Siatiie watt hm Maren 's8 Senttie ie 22—Arrived, mtr via Portland, Astoria, mobal Balled, str Wenat San Pedro and Ban Arrived, mtr oma, Port Lehigh from 6p m. for Beattie at 4 a. m. oe str Jeptha . Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal—BStr Eastern Load er, str Edmore. Great Northern Terminal—Str Tajima Maru Union Of Dock—U 8 ® Hogan, U 8 8 Stansbury Rell Street Terminal 8 8 McKenzie, 1 Grand Trunk Pacific Brows, etr Admiral ( Pier 16-—#tr Canadian Prospector Pier §—Htr Henry T. Beott Pier 6 Str Oranta. | Pier 2—Btr Juneau Pier A—Atr Admiral Pier B—Btr Spokane | Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers—Str astern Str Kamchatka, U Rodman. jen. U. S. Shipping Foard Yard—fitr Went ward Ho, tr Weat Himrod, str leon fum, str Yosemite, «tr J Alaska’ Steamship Mooring a Mtr Vloeorte ntr Banta Ana Stacy Mreet Terminai—U 8 C 8 Burnetae East Waterway Dock & War str |_ Port Maid Maru, ate Weet Todd Dry Docks—Str Forest King, str | Admiral Schley, U 8 C & G Burveyor | achr Maid of Orteans, str Admira | wtr Ke 4 Br regn. Mr Roosevelt Str Ketchikan, U Dredging Co, Ames Yard Heffernan Dock G # Algonquin ac Kilott Bay Yard—Gchr Fanny Dutard, | ON WENATCHEE : Kleven Seattle man and women f have signified their intention to sail GRAIN PRICES speeding northward in the Pacific to. |T {death in thi Profit Tak F actor at New York k mark onto enterday wan still Dearing ae main attack ly sold off to 804. Studebaker w Rumors were current that Bears: Ie next month and as @ resull the stock United States Steet Rails were fre Opening que! hited Brates Steel, r, Bt 4 upw agein after Motors led again on market was dull, MAKE JUMP : r but b net, avy the break and th rapidly, Provir larch wheat $1.50 and ree HS A $1.40 Dur advanced Lise later pened unchanged at 64 July opened need Ye unchanged at figure in later 140% 242 LOOM sae 4‘ Chicago Car Lots (Wentneetay's Ueotations) . B Mane 2 Co's Prt Baitding Kota. L479. t < o “a ESTIMATED TOMORROW ‘Wheat, 1) cars, corn, 150 cars, cate, 65 care, BOOK LIKED Whether Zona Gale moved the literary center of the country from Indiana to Wisconsin is being discussed in papers of those states since the success of her “Miss Lulu Bett” as a novel and play. Fireman’s Big Yawn Fractures His Rib RITTERSVILLE, Pa., March 2% Fireman Mark Beutler was bored to fire station, and yawn Then he felt a sharp pain in his side, and on going to a phyaictan dis covered that his mighty gape fractured a rib. had Divorce Is Given for Baby Cruelty LONDON, March 26.—Mre. Amy J Brothers obtained divorce decree from her husband, Patrick, on the ground of cruelty. She charged her husband with giving her first baby a black eye. He was also accused of infidelity. Daddy, bring home some of Boldt's French pastry —Advertinement. UPSTAIRS You Save $2 tos5 on Your Shoes Pumps and Oxfords In our new Spring line f Women's Pumps and Ox ords, we are showing tyles that are most pleas ng. And the prices are the most reasonable in the city $5 to $11 Complete AVIS & SHOE SEABOARD 303-8 HUILDING Third Floor ORRIS co. Profit faking. Chandler started at 51%, up ened somewhat lower, | but with @ firm undertone, THE SEATTLE STAR ing 1s Big |SHORTCAKES! BERRIES HERE Louisiana Product Arrives; Egg Market Weak continued today to be the big et. The price dip which marked the ed at the opening today, with motors hy, but quick butk will vote to Dass the dividend made a new low for the ¥ bur Crucible was up at 8 the local market early Thursday. The stock, which ts ‘from Louisiana, arrived tn a fair condition, A crate of 24 pints in sell ing at $6. A second shipment ts ex pected to arrive in a week. A car of Oregon proceoll arrived Thursday, It was being sold at $2 4 half erate California green peas of a good quality were selling at 15 cents a pound, by the box An abundance of fancy local rhu bart is on the street, at 12 to 14 Pri-centa a pound, ‘The ex arket was weak Thurs day. Fresh ranch een were selling cents under Wednesday's prices me houses. DPullet exe were m the market, and a few why rm report that they will buy the wan received on une! 41%, Amert ff th; Gen ” “Woolen 71%, | the profit tautag hed proceeded as the way up Thru the noom hour the N. Y. Stock Exchange (Wedoseday's, sractatigns) Pernished, he Ly med ive, ioation Motel Multan n low “ S| pultets only at 2 cents less per 34” [dozen Haldwin Locomotive #%| The wholesale quotations on een Rotblehom Ateel “a ae reday were from 2 cents to 30 Secures Laseaoe ‘ig eents on the standards and 24 to « & it % 25 cents on the pulleta, « Cane foger Dutter and cheese were steady. VEGETABLES Artichokes Aspermgus Cn! | Loom! hat house, per erate . Oniene-—Per arson. don bunches w te Walla green On buche, Oslen Sete Or, per ™ |Parsiey “Cal. per don. bunches» » Ms | Povstere ber ton— * Ww Tacal. white | Rad\abiee “Cai ore — Prkaneae--Pee hamper Tomatore Mexican. per} Tereipe—Local, per ouch toch ealen 1.19,000 caren oe Liberty Bonds (Wednenday's Quotations) Furnished by 1, TB. Manting @ Co.'s Pri- vate Wire, Duties Hotel Nuliding. Oe 0 8 Fome—Tenm, per hamper’ rheits Pricce “nid Whelceale Dealers Lec@nee 1001.76 | First 24° | rire « Dried. per ti. bon Reovena Grape Fruit Piorlds, per case | Tmpertal valley Mover —Comb, par crate Rirained per bie Viretnte Keystone, Japancee » dollars. | peemme—Per DAIRY PrrRoDUCcTs Prices Paid to Leeeseead Ruttertat Rege—resh reach sain be Denver Live Stock Market VER. March 34 Cet, by local Gniries DAIRY PRODUCTS Feld Wholesale Dbeatere | Putter —Local creamery Brick poeese Rane Preah ranch Pullete Or (riptete Wisconsin eream ‘brit Limborger Tock tse Wash triplets POU LIny Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers te Shippers Mareh arket ™ steady, Cattle strong, O27, Market steady | Market slow, de Tom McCavoy didn't believe what the governor of South Carolina said to the governor of North Carolina him $10 in police court FATE OF EMANUEL, A. WEITZ, 4 with booze law violation, was in the hands of @ federal jury Thursday. GRAIN AND HAY, Wholesale Price Pee Tos, Barley—Whole . “BLIMPS” and | BUMPS Those balloons, y oat Schedules] “Inflation” and “War Prosperity” have SAVE Monty= contracted and taken their Travel by sreamer | bumps; | our i ancial “mone” Rang gaye | TACOMA HT} back to cart Ht N foafrdn AB OA TY - SPEED - ComroRt | we'll w stead of rid AILY, 9:00 7 | ing. on eri hae Ma 1:00, “800, 6:00, 7:00. Me | solid earth, anyway, and | 500 for One Ticket | legitimate business has the | Bc for Two Tickets right-of-way. VICTORIA BC RT ANGELES - STRAIT POINTS. In this bank the officers and directors are glad to DAILY AT MIDNIGHT help, from the great fund of experience, in guiding SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS firms along the roads to business | May we be of BELLINGHAM- ANACORTES to you? PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS HOOD CANA OINTS NEAH BAY & WAY PORTS eiienmeniedian (3 mun _ PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION (€e) COLMAN DOCK: F007 MARION ST PHONE MAIN 3O95 THE | National City Bank of Seattle | SECOND AT MARION ‘The first shipment of strawberrten| a SKAGIT POWER READY JUNE 15 Project’s First Unit.to Be in Operation Then Making more than 3,000 horsepow- er available at Newhalem creek, the first unit of the gigantic Skagit river development project will be complet ¢d and in operation June 15, it was jannounced Wednesday by Chief Engt heer C. F, Uhden. The Newhalem ereek plant will furnish power thru the use of a 2,700- foot tunnel driven thru solid rock. THREE BANKS CLOSE PHOENIX, Ariz, March 24,—De- pleted reserves ax a result of heavy withdrawals following failure of the big Central bank, of Phoentx, caused three more Arizona banks to close their doors yesterday, The institu tions are: The Citizens’ State bank, Phoenix; the Exchange bank, of Peoria, Ariz; the Central bank, of Wickenburg oT R WASTE Contemplating the manufacture of lumber products by the use of con siderable waste m rh from other milla, W. M. Moran @& Co., of Seattle, applied to the port commission Wed neaday for a leane on a portion of the P| perienced tire makers. nite now occupied by Meacham & " Babcock at Salmon Bay tee means something = your consideration. LAN CANNING CORPORATION Bome of the largest capitalists in the Northwest gathered in Tacoma Wednesday for the purpose of pro- moting a giant corporation to de velop the canning Industry of Wash. ington and Oregon. It ix planned to capitalize the association in the neighborhood of $10,000,000. ma 32x3% . Cm 32x4 oe Pa 33x4 “OEY 34x4 oo San Francisco Produce Butte tye aos vy, 26% Ib. 1 alrtien don ju {110-12-EAST PIKE ST. sarki. Autois Every Pharis Paramoid tire is carefully and con () scientiously built up by the most efficient and ex- Our nineteen stores con- “ sume the entire factory output. Only one profit— Cm direct from factory to you—-no jobber, no middle- Ma man, and no local dealer. Remember, our guaran- Give these prices to you. Regular Price Our Price «$41.15 $32.92 TIT" s2i30 41.84 TI 53:90 43.12 awh 44.24 62.05 49.64 63.85 51.08 73.65 58.92 WESTLAKE & INDORSE TOLL BRIDGE Beattie Keal Ketate association at in. ite noon luncheon Wednesday dorsed the move on th: bia river at Pasco. BAR “NIPPON” ON Goons Japanese goods must bear | words “Made in Japan,” and er September 1, ing of the treasury department Honey weighing nearly 100 pounds | was recently found in a disused/ jel himney in Eaeex, England. “A Mass of Sores ---No Sleep--- Unhappy Days” Wednesday. Ll ys es a word “Nippon” may not be used aft according to a rul-| the government by the port This would make possible: ceived by the local customs office | reclamation of seven acres of 4 ALL DOLLED And headed for the Ci EASTER SUNDAY SELL SHOE PLANT pany plant at Wallingford and RECLAMATION PLANNED _ Permission to dump 160,000 the | yards of fill from dredging the | at north of the canal, re | sion in wtated. “t E 2 || ‘TOWN TALK”... “THE CHILOREN = MEALS CAN *JONN INSISTS THRIVE UPON = BE MADE. UPON ME WAR DEPT «, WITH WAR BUYING WAR DEAARTMENT CANNED MEATS ANO SAVING CANNED MEATS. DEPARTMENT CANNED MEA *So EASY You know how women will talk. But you can't blame them, when the talk turns to the Canned Corned Beef and Corned Beef Hash. been a hard task to stretch the table allowance. In buying these palatable’ meats and preparing them in recipes teach, they found the solution whereby Dine for a Day for THE WHOLESALE PRICES + Gre printed ‘below, nn diced tices parshy B's watina ti, your purchpqma . ba ast BEEF HASH ne, 1S per cam Hs cana, 30c per cam CORNED BEEF Me 1 cama, 180 per com No. 2 cana, 27¢ per cam i £ cane, 18c. per can 6 Wb. came,’ §1,00 per can TABLE OF DISCOUNTS Discounts te apply om al) purchases ef surplus canned meats are as follows: The Government wij) pay feright on carload lots to an) States Uopated herg foes twenty miles from shipping CUMULATIVE PURCHASES COUNT point im the United 24% net to prevail chases reach when purchases h hoses, pre Sail; whien purchasee reach 81008001 and ‘over, 5% net eo us ron MINIMUM ORDER ACCEPTED, $250 Buy It by the Case C2 deliciousness of War Department The subject of feeding the family has always been the woman's job and many times it has appetizing ways oug the many The Whole Family Can a Dollar Remember, you can buy these guaranteed pure meats at less than pre-war prices. See your dealer at once—he can realize a legitimate profit (wholesale prices below), fill your larders—and tell your neighbor of your rare good luck. Tell them of the savings you have made and bid them do likewise. oS Dealers’ orders should be sent to Depot Quartermaster at the following addresses: Brooklya, N. Y., 50th St. and First Ave , Boston, Masa, Army Supply Bese, Chicago, Il, 1819 W. 39th St. Atlanta, Ge. Transpertation Big. San Antonio, Tex. San Francisco, Calif, SURPLUS PROPERTY BRANCH Office of the Quartermaster General, Munitions Bidg, we WAR DEPARTMENT CANNED MEATS Lela dale ate la a aataeeee CMeeTt tt tt Tt tt ty tt Grounds, buildings and equlj of the Zimmerman-Degen Shoe avenues have been offered for | 000 steel toll bridge over the Colum. | Bids are now being received. Lake Washington onto the is sought BC | Ed tt thie Yi a { ad aOR UUKiGmD 4