The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 12

PAGE 12 New Tariff and Internal Revenue Laws Are Agreed Upon WASHINGTOD :, July 13.—The ex ecutive and legislative leaders of the administration have agreed ufon the program for the next few months. This program involves the su Preme effort which ts to be made to start the wheels of Industry mov ing, and revive the nation’s pros perity. Congress Is to confine itxelf to two fundamental legislative propos! tions. NEW TARIFF AND REVENUE LAWS ‘These are the enactment of a new tariff law and a new internal reve la ‘The tariff law plans contemplate schedules which will raise fromm $500,000,000 to $700,000,000. There be a lot of opposition to this measure, but the whole power the administration ts behind it its passage may be delayed it ao be prevented, ‘The same can be sald of the in ternal revenue law, thru which the t bulk of the government's reve- ‘Bee must be raised. No side issues are to be allowed to “@ivert congress from finishing up two vital pieces of work. This the word that has been sent down line by the leaders, who in the — analysis control the situation congress. ‘AINLY NEEDED THE COUNTRY ‘Tt is realized that until the coun- “@ry knows with certainty what the tariff and internal revenue fs to be, there can be no real @onfidence in the future. | While congress is working out {ts of the reconstruction program, executive branch of the govern: gent under President Harding's di- Fection proposes to push thru its ; for rehabilitating the railroads putting the 10 billion foreign on a business basis. railroads are to be given re- of by refunding their debt to the for 10 years. This, to with ‘other relief which will p granted by the interstate com- commission in the matter of greatly relies, has insisted upon ever since he took office, FRASER FISHING DONE AT ALOS __ VANCOUVER, B. C. July 13.— They place the on the delayed warm weather the exceptional height of the ee ne oe tee Free Lance Salmon Trollers Win Fight Altho the court ruled against them, the free lance salmon trollers won right to sell at Neah bay fish ht beyond the three-mile limft, When the state filed in federal court Qn affidavit stating it was mistaken in its attempt to prevent such sale of fish. Action had been brought against the state fish commission by the Union Fishermen's Fishing & Pack ing Co., who sought to enjoin the State from arresting fishermen who fisposed of their catch at Neah bay. Business Revives in Yukon Territory Business is picking up. in the Yukon, according to George T. Coffey, resident manager for the Yukon Gold company, who is in Seattle Wednesday. A new industry in silver-lead properties is being de. Yeloped in the Upper Stewart River district, Coffey says. _ Large Contract for Boxcars Is Signed One thousand boxcars and gon- * dolas will be prepared by the Pacific Car & Foundry Co, at the Renton plant for the Northern Pacific rall- Toad, according to a contract signed yesterday, which provides for the work of 300 men and involves an expenditure of about »$400,000. Ac- cording to @ D. Colvin, vice-presi. Gent of the company, the contract is the largest of its kind ever nego. Gated, and indicates reviving busl- Gass. * WANTED: FOOL-PROOF PUMP! What Seattle firm wants to sell a @tationary floating pumping plant to @ Chinese buyer? Full specifications may be obtained at the foreign trade bureau of the Seattle Chamber of| | Commerce. The plant is to be used tn dredg- ing the Whangpoo river. It must be made of mild steel, ship quality. The Chinese engineers specify it Tust be “fool-proof.” Its mean draft must not exceed 6 feet 6 Inches with eoal bunkers full, reserve feed water, @tores and all spares on board. 4 Ship News| Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY THURSDAY at a u“ Virst Low Tide 6:56 a om, OT tt First High Tide it) Firat Low Tide ft 2:01 Dom, 8.0 fe) Second Low Tide [eat nm O08 TRYING TO QUIT Captain Orders Man Who Went Overboard Held 8, Hashinaka, the Jap thought to de a stowaway, who was recaptured Monday night by Louls and Joseph Dizard, after he had leaped from the jtiner Fushim! Maru in Smith's Cove |Sunday night, |the vessel. Hashinaka carried a seaman’s card, and had a right to go ashore,| it was found. The trouble was he didn't go ashore in the orthodox manner, but leaped overboard. Pa }trolman W. G. Cottle fired at him in &@ vain effort to halt him. ‘The master of the Fushim! Maru thinks Hashinaka attempted to de- sert, and asked authorities to hold him until the vessel is ready to sail SAYS USE SHIPS FOR BIG BRIDGE Would Use Idle Craft for) Bremerton Pontoon BREMERTON, July 13—Bulld a pontoon bridge with idle government ships! ‘That ts the propom! advanced by Henry C. Hitt, engineer employed at the Bremerton navy yard, to make serviceable use of 12 of the wooden hulls now lying in Lake Union. Hitt would span the Washington Narrows, between Bremerton and East Bremerton, with a floating bridge, a plan which he declares is | 12) Other engineers opinion. entirely feasible. corroborate Hitt commercial benefit to the two towns, and also would afford a direct route between the navy yard and the Key- port torpedo sation. NAWSCO LINER COMING Steamship Yalza, now on the Co- tumbila river, is the next Nawsco liner due in Seattle, She will berth Friday with a cargo from Atlantic Juty 12—Str Wert Ison arrtred tn fe- ws from sen: machinery trouble; berse- bro . 13—str samira Schley from San paoe $50 a m.; U. & Burnside from sea trip, repairing “ca July 13—tte Admiral, Goodrich from ‘anchorage, Geathwesters vie Southeast: 20 ar al from’ British Columbia ports, 3p. Balled Rae 12—Ste West Ison for Mantia, 4:15 * Sul 12—Str' Delagon Maru for Kobe, opm Petersburg: y Seattle, worth, 10:30 p.m. oe Vessels in Other Ports Kobe—July t—Arrived, str Protesilan rom Seatt wat Choname July 7—Salled, str Tkoma- Maru for Heattle, New York-—July 12—Arrived, ate Iowan from Seattle, San Pedro—July 12—fafied, str Ad- Dewey for Seattle: str Anniston tle; str Ohionn for Seattle. tt inco——July’ 12-—Arrived, str Queen from Heattie, 10 p. m. Salled, str Mandasan Maru fo 4p mj ate President for Seat Antoria Eemaij for Beat! Sate Reported by Wireless U. &. Naval Comurenications July! 12-—8tr ‘Cordova, Hawk Inlet for Seattle, 360 miles from Seattle at noon ter City of Reno, Beattie for Portiand, off Cape Fiattery at 8 p.m; ate Eldridge, Yokohama for Heattle, 442 miles from se. ditle at Ap. ms wir Biiver Bate, Boattio for Yokohuma, 1,215 miles from Beattie ac 8 pms we Victo Nome. $21 unign trom Seat str Depere, Tacoma f West Point at #p. m.: Unalscka for Bemttic, 290 miles from Se. atte at 4 p.m o*e Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal—Pter “A, str K: | stqne State; Pier B, American Can Co.'s Dock—ftr Jefferson. Bell Street Teminal-Destroyers Litch field and MacDonough. Grand Trunk Pacific erminal—Str Ad- Pier B--Htr Admiral Rodman, str Ad miral Behley Union Paciti ‘erminal—@tr Manukal, Dh. Ghipplog heard Moorings tts Matern Glew, ety, Delroen, str foonie Westward Ho, str Anna EB. note Went Hartland Stacy Street Terminal-—vU. 8. C. Apokane Street ‘Terminal Tedd Dry Docks—-Gir Admiral Warragut, str Wenatchee, str West Jester, schr ‘Admiral Mayo mies Tard--ore Recwevelt. Btanda) Boller Works Dock—Str Pat- Heffernan Dock—Atr Val Bireamn—Wulp Chilileoth str) Fushima, 8. Burn- Str Retief. 2 battl Denver Live Stock Today's Quotations Cattle—Receipts, 1,600. Market steady Dioers, S03807.10; cows ond het S5@OTS: calves, O05 age—Heceipis, 600." Market Top, $9.60; bulk, $9@9.50 Sheep—ieceipts, 6,000. Market 250 low- atendy, or, Spring lambs, $9.50@10.25; ewer, $5.50@ 4.40; wethera, $5@5.26. coe rere Cash Wheat CHICAGO, July 14. ‘ash wheat—No. 1 red, $1.281%; No $1254 @ 1.29; 4 red. $1.26%@1.27; No. 2 hard, $1264 @1.29 ie; No. & spring, $1.08. 2 red, SHIP, IS BELIEF : will be returned to) Such a’ bridge would be of great | *pt THE SEATT New York Exchange Strong at Opening New FORM at the « ment ¢ The stock market showed considerable atrength largely @ ult of President Harding's state or lower tu After opening at 100, up i, Mext Hed to nearly 102, Atantic Gulf was up % at 244, \%. Rails also were fractionally higher July 18 and Asphalt up.) Opening 7 } Mexican Petroleum, Haldwin, 100, up %: American Sugar 6th, up AN ora, 11%, up My; Asphalt, «oh up %) Atlantic Quit, 244 Union Pacific, 119%, up %; Crucible, 66%, up Yi Ameri can paceo, 121%, up tl; Cuban Cane, pid. 2hM%, up Mi United States Stoo), unchanged; Studebaker, 80%, off Me 2 pe Meadebaker and w were the ny of 1 to more than our asure of bear operations, rec ted by some of the motors in the # common and preferred stock of I labor board ta an hour, ¢ jo extra divid ck selling off £ N. ¥, Stock E Exchange = mcs | ehief LE STAR PRICE OF EGGS GOES UP AGAIN Eastern Washington Corn Selling Fast |ROOM FOR MORE STU U. OF W. There bs room for only about 500 more students next year at the University of Washington, according to announcement by Recorder E, N. Stone. Because of Umited funds, maxi. The decreasing production of emes again affected the Senttle dairy mart |with a Scent raise Wednesday, when the quotations were chalked up &t/murn attendance at the university 38 conts a dozen for the fresh ranch | for any quarter next year has been and from 30 to 33 cents for pullets. out to approximately 4,500, Four A continual, steady demand also bas! thousand old students have applied 4 bearing on the egg market. for readmission. About 1,400 new Fresh corn from Eastern Wash-| students have made application. ‘|ington war on the street, and was| As the old students were advised being cleaned up at from $5.50 to $6 @ crate thought it only probable they would Watermelons were moving slowly | return, it ts expected that a large because of unfavorable weather. | percentage of them will not come y were quoted at from 3 to 3% | back, In addition, about 10 per cent 4 to apply for readmiasion even if they cents a pou will not be allowed to reenter be “|fancy raspberries, The price was} Of the 6,400 applicants for entry , |$1.25 to $1.75 Tuesday, Pie cherries, | - meaeneetlioes 10, July 13.—Continued r, with reports of appear eof black rust in the whea' Northwest, caused grain qu aa to continue their rise Trade today. the buy ich wheat fc delivery re hen large offerings cau Central Leather > dip. Mowever, thi Ge OO Boos tiss 26% hen the market ‘ch Ciba Cane Sueur * » Frovisions were irregular [Corn Producta. se Ob July wheat opened at $1 Crueible “6 rr) Mec, and Closed up 3%o. & eneral Motors, uu ut opened at $1.25, up Ka and closed) see . oN a\e up thera... o rs uly corn opened at 650 up Me, Alcohol aM and closed unchanged. September teens opened at 63c, up 1%o, and closed up 4 aly oats opened up Ke at 3TKe and closed up an additional 4 tember opened at 3990, up closed up live | te M Chicago Car Lots ¢ al rene PERE 00 Betler Motel Bellding Orate— Reeth Cont Eetd. LA Yr. Wheat... « 208 261 167 Corn 279-238 Caw, ca ast ” ESTIMATED TOMORROW | Wheat, 250 cars; corn, 90 cars; ata | 1 are Chicago Board of Trade rembnea Sy i Quetations) io: Ropes © O iiiadatah Opes e aiah “agape July nu 1 220% Lite se ae Internationa rr we Ley Brook, Rapid Trai 1 Total pale of atocks, 365, hares, ° Liberty Bonds (Tuesday's Quétations) Furnished ty L. B. Manning @ Ca Butler Motel Nallding 10.95 Hien lew co —e First 3% rer] ses? Firat 40 §7.10 as Chicago Live Stock Today's Quotations Hoge—Reeripts, 11.000 Mark: She tower, Top, $1 bulk Oi, heavy w& econd 4 Third 44a. Fourth Pith 340 Fifth (\e Total male of be 08; iteher cattle and heifers, cows, 14@7; bulls, $475.06 75: Deifers, 9, 19,000, Taarnet teady, 25 lower.» Lamba, is; lamba, cull and common, $5@4.26; yearting ethers, 8! 0; ewes, $3@6.35; cull to common ewes, $192.50 Portland. Market Status Today's Quotations Viete, 40. -ccceese. Hritish Net, da, Helium Restor. be. Betgtem Premivm German W. Le 6 Rertin W. 1. és. Hamburg av, Hambere W Letpaie 4% od Kingdom & Ge. ed Kingdom 696, Railroad Securities Sasskeses Atchison Gen. 4s Halt. & Obie Gold Bethienera Bteel Ke Central Pacific ist Batter—Pxtras, 416 Ibs Ite Ib.; seconds, by: de ” Egge—Extras, 41% ae dom, firsts, 196 Ib, ee ‘ N. Y. Sugar and Coffee i Teday's Quotations bd Firm; raw, $4.275; granulated, es peer ha Coftee—No. 7 Rio, spot, @%e Ih; er ©. & Le Ret ts Country’s Merchant Santos, 14 O94 Id. ee so Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, July 13.—Poreign ex- ange epmed steady tod serine. | Marine Shows Gains marks, $9.01 WASHINGTON, July 13.— The # 3 ne American merchant magine num METAL OUTPUT DECLINES red 00° veasels of 18,350,000 Noticeable decreages in Washing. sa tons at the close of the fiscal ton's output of lead, silver and cop- | ¥*" June 30, 1999, according to a statemen today by the Dureau of - ed dur ne per have resulted Curing the first /navigution of the department of half of 1921 on account of the gen-|commerce. ‘The marine Anerdased era) depression in the metal market, is the statement of C. N. Gerry of the United States geologieal survey. METROPOLITAN ]| WEEK OF JULY 24 SATURDAY MAT. City t Outof-Town MAIL ORDERS NOW more than 130 per cent in tonnage since the beginning of the war, the statement maid, Brilliant Musical y¥ Mat.Floor, oP rH firnt @ row Prompt Dealer Service Astio Tee Cream (Ca, KENWOOD 89 Balcony, Raleony, 4 in at $2 The cold weather caused a dull |buriness in all the divisions of the produce market Wednesday. VEGETABLES Prices Vaid Wholesale Dealers 24-box crates, were sell \Tax Gonference With School’ Board Is Off The meeting of the city tax re- duction committee with board, which was to have been held Caulifiower Celery - 8.80@ 2.00) nel Wieconstn cream brick Block Swins Wash. triplets PoUpTRY Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Khippere 1ave, per To Live, under 4 Mh hothouse, de. m | | Ducks. Hoos Live, 4 a and up | Geese—Drensed, per Live, per Tb ° Turkeye—Live, per Mo. Gal wilte, yer M0" yim | Belgian HMaree—tive, per Tb. E. Wash, Gema, coid store 35.00 POULTRY Radishes—Local, don bunches, 20@ 06 Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Khubarb— {scat 01% | Ducks—Dressed, pet Tb, . er Spinaeh—Looal, per box 1.00 | Hens—Dressed, per tb Tomatore— | Geese—Dressed, per T Turkeys—Dressed, per T. F Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Apples — FLOUR Pat. 44a efty delivery . HAY, GRAL City Wholesale Prices, Per Ton yellow Fae dren, eee ths Leeal, per th. Per crate care per box DAIRY PRODU A grade, Beattie dettvery D grade, Seattie delivery Fresh ranch Alf ita Hay 1 200 22 Mined r the school | Neans—E. Wash. green, per 1 99 {Thursday night, has been postponed | Beote—Local, per aack 26@1 60 | until some time next week, the exact M 3 date te 0" e enn ee *4@ sig | 2810 t0 be unnourteed later, Carrete 150 a 2 ONLY 500 DENTS AT THIS FALL Recorder Stone per cent will This will leave next fall, therefore, predicts that or not actually reginter. room for approximately 500 more, a number which Mr. Stone expects to |be more than filled within the next few days. Applications are being filed tn net is order of receipt. The final date for application of new students August 1 Sister to Testify in Baby Murder Case KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 13. lara Mullicane, 15, sister of the ac cused girl, will be a star witness for the defense tn the trial of Erle Mul licane, Lebanon, Mo, girl, at Los Angeles, on @ charge of murdering her infant child, it was declared here today, Clara and attorneys in the case who have been in Lebanon taking depositions for the trial July 25 of who is alleged to have named McComb, wealthy Lebanon . as the father of the dead Passed thru here today en to > Los Angeles. |route ‘ Wadliniiua Injured as Sewer Caves In 8. Teouso, Italian laborer, lv- ling at 3618 Ninth ave. wag severely injured when @ sewer excavation in which he was working, at BE. 38th st, and Eastern ave, caved in, at 9 a, m. Wednesday, The injured man was taken to Lakeside hospital, suffering from a jerushed ch@st, four fractured ribs and scalp woundsg sustained when planking In the diteh gave way, bury. ing him under a mass gf timber and earth, His condition is critical, but it is thought that he will recover, 2 ‘|Says Bank Listed Forbidden Assets! TACOMA, July 13.—That the di- rectors of the defunct Scandinavian American bank of this city failed to strike from their books certain items Usted assets, when ordered to 49 so by the state, was testified by E. L. Farmworth, state director of taxa tion and examination, during the suit yesterday of the Charles Miller estate against Charles Drury. The plaintiffs lost in their attempt to have returned real estate worth 00, traded to Drury for 80 shares in the bank. Dry Agents Seize Still From Truck One of theJargest stills yet seiged by federal prohibition agents here was taken Tuesday evening as !t was away on a truck, er, Louis John- A stove and con- but no liquor or mash were " The still was taken at Second and Columbia st, Passed Bad Check on Book Store? Arrested . EB. Berglund was arrested Thurs- on a charge of obtaining 986 J. P. Richter, at Wilson's Arch- book store, by presenting bad checks? oO. day from way WRECKED AUTO FOUND; MYST Belongs to Man Convicted on Dope Charge Myntery surrounds the finding wrecked against ® tree at W, Gith st and First ave, N, W. by Patrolman J. E. Smith early Wednesday. ne car, which ts a Stearns Knight touring model, was found to belong to Walter Anderson, 735 Summit) ave, who was convicted in police court Tugsday of welling alcohol to dry squad agents and sentenced byy Judge Gordon to serve 30 days in jall and pay a $100 fine, Anderson was in jail at the tm the car was wrecked. His wife the car had been taken from le lef Tuesday nik When found, the car was bearing license issued to Anderson's Pi Arrow. 4n automobdile u es FUNERAL SERVICES fo Nam J, Vinnedge, 72, of 8414 4 ave. 8. were to be held Wednesday. afternoon at Bonney-Watson's, GEORGE DAVIS « THOUGHT CASE WAS HOPELESS Could Find Nothing to Help , Him and Was Going Down Hill Fast “I've never been much of a Mind praising medicines, but I can certaii ly say something good for Tanlac) said George Dgvis, 110 Naglee San Francisco, recently. “About six months ago I had bad case of ptomaine poisoning, it came pretty near laying me out ab together, For three months I in an awful condition, and suffe constant'y from diarrhoea, I weak all over, and was going fi bad to worse. 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