The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 18

PAGE 18 LARGE SUM LROADS = $600,000,000 Required to Function Correctly, Hoover Says WASHINGTON, July 15.—Six hun @red million dollars, says Herbert , Hooyer, secretary of commerce, is Meeded by the railroads before they @an begin functioning normally If, thru funding of the amounts they owe the government, they can @btain this amount, Hoover believes they can at once pay their overdue ¢ orders for repair and Dills, pl maintenance supplies and give an initial impulse toward a recovery in industry Both Secretaries Hoover and Mel) have been “sold™ H. Goff, President Harding's unofficial railway media for, that the first step toward any Teal industrial revival must begin With the railroads. “The railroads.” Hoover says, “nor Mally consume 20 per cent of all ma Nerials and emplay, directly or indi Feotly, 20 per cent of all labor in this! country, “Today on maintenance alone they Bre employing 200,000 less men than Mecessary if the lines are to be kept dp serviceable condition “I am hoping to get quick action @n the question of railroad refund ing.” Secretary Melion says. “Au thority for the funding exists under Present law, but it might be neces Sary to get from congress an appro. “priation of perhaps three hundred Millions to carry the operation thru.” HERE’S MORE ABOUT HUSH WRECK STARTS ON PAGE ONE brought up short by a tele- phone pole. Kirkpatrick's right arm waa shoved thru the windshield and the accident. They declare that it Miraculous that any of the occu- Pants of the car escaped death about five feet back of the fender fon the right side. Instead of turn- tng onto 14th. as had been the tn- tention of the driver, the truck, at the crash, went straight ahead on Dallas ave, according to witnesses, emer es Pte st9, Phe, cer bea 2 injured were carried into the “Tesidence of John R. Johnson, 8502 ‘Dallas ave., in front of whosé house the Studebaker was halted by the) . was called and rendered first ‘The victims were later taken to beopttal in an ambulance and had fust turned around a short dis. tance up the road and was retracing My route. We certainly heard no siren or warning of any kind. The| firemen claimed they were going 19 | miles an hour—but my heavy car was knocked 59 feet up the road.” Seeing no account of the accident in the papers, on Monday Kirk Patrick called the police. The man ft the desk said he had not seen any report, and sent out a stenog rapher, who took Kirkpatrick's statement in full. This did not appear on file until Wednesday afternoon. “We are s®pposed to report ali accidents to the police,” Fire Chief Mantor said Friday. “But as the boys on the truck saw a police of. ficer ‘present, and were in a hurry to get to the fire, they left the matter to him. In due course I got my routine report from the South Park station.” DATES SET BACK AYS LIEUTENANT Lieutenant Carr, when questioned Friday, produced two reports of the accident. One of them was tho full account taken by the police stenographer on Monday, July 11, bot was dated July 9 “That is not righ’ Cear admitted. “T ly has been set back.” The other report was made by Officer James Hamilton, giving a fairly complete account of the oc currence. It was dated ha been filed with Lieutenant Carr July 10, the day following the ac cident, Lieutenant Carr declared that both reports been it able to reporters as customary Lieutenant date evident but the true story has never been| before secured. The Studebaker was damaged to| Wednesday night, the extend of $900, according to} the estimates of the Sands Motor || Co. Mrs. Kirkpatrick is a graduate} Iniver > ashington. | ot the University of Washington. | moet her step-father at § Phinney ave The girl ia 4 toe fhe formerly was Miss Linn Truc biood. CANNING COMPANY SUED Asking judgment of $5,579.43, the U. 8. Printing & Lithograph Co. has filed suit in federal court against the in Juan Canning company of Fri, day Harbor, The defendant concern is now being sold to satisfy federal taxes. THE SEATTLE STAR a ee if wre | Market Reactionary in Ped i and Oils ie fed Tides in Seattle NEEDED BY |. | See wa Nie Vide second Low Tide Steamship Eldridge Aarees te Ahead “* GRAIN MARKET | STRENGTHENED :: arrived from ntal products Savhbiehed. Badly Battered, i in Port , SAN FRANC her deck cargo ¢ and her sails s barkentine Eeho trely washed away port Tuesday pened unchang ately to keep the ship from founder Chicago Car td € Mr gy J 7 om thems) Vasikiieene: Absorbs All Wharf Ser. VANCOUVER. A conpiderable ymount of the local the Portiand lodge in ite drive dish « op hae been spoiled by the 1924 session. The Oregonians are: worms, ‘The supply, however, is fair| | wearing dainty little badges « foot enough to meet the demand, Cel-| |so in diameter “telling the world ery receipt increasin daily and about it.” he demand, which is also increas-| | ESTIMATED TOMORROW decided to absorb handling charges of local cargo tn bound and outs Orient Likes Our Western Products) | That the Orient is becoming Chicago Board of Trade Liberty Bonds Western civilization is evident from (Themday © Quotations) M glance over the consignment ine Deter Motor Halide eduled to sail condensed |g2 ik, farming apparatus, only a few of the items on the YALZA DUE FRIDAY Steamaehip Yal i. ‘. jden, of the » lern Steamship company’s fleet, [due to arrive in Seattle Friday has a big cargo products for local discharge. Chicago Live Stock ‘Today's Quotations BIGGEST FLEET ON THIS COAST, | Will Be Accomplished in Six Months, Says Admiral Apples. SALE CONFIRMED Sale of the Chillicothe, U ping board vessel, firmed Thursday by Federal Judge BRINGS BIG CARGO Bringing a big cargo of Corommuts— Per 190 scean will have a fleet greater thar Swayne and Hoyt Pacific, ‘The truck struck the Studebaker | ® brought to Seattle commander-in rd the fagdhip 2 WANT NOD FRANCISCO, Steam schooner owners indi: service with | their fleet of 125 vessels with non following rejection of Lagunberries-Per crate | Oranges Per © Peaches—Ca! Peare-— Partie Pierapples Cuban, per erate | Plams—(-bagket crate | Reapbertes 74 | Strawberries Watermeion—imp Vat. ih San Francisco Produce union crews Peace overtures by ene’ Further ga to Foreign Nations |“; WASHINGTON, July gressional leaders have refused au thority sought by the executive de partments to lend further money to foreign powers, it was dixciosed go- day when Senator Penrose told the | Cotter finance committee that he had in his possession a bill granting such au thority which he had not introduced. Penrose indicated he at present.to present the bill Seek Girl of 14/ Missing 2 Days From Her Home Batter—"xtres Reee—Hatras joined by the super-dreadnoughts Mexico was N. Y. Cage aaa Coffee | Today's Quotations Soper irmer morning for > spot, #4 6% 1 POE ts aoa § T@ 20) tlary because of the kidnaping. Per t . Remarriage of Mra. Stagg puts a! D Suit: Virginia Keystone, t 12} onciliation with ber divorced hus- see °8@ 08% |band, predicated on his release. No *letforts have been made by any of | (1) * CE Battertat— him Cash Wheat did not Intend A urade, Seattio delivery .... ” dnomecesnsatnenetepeatcente conieeaione Also specials Sport Skirts in W arade, Keattio delivery a Surf Satin, Satin, ete, MiIK—-Cwt... Cob. Beattie supply 2 Sor No.3 spring, $1 i Portland Market Status Cattle—Receipte Choice steers calves, $4.606 6 Moge—leeripts, Sheep—teceipts Denver Live Stock Today's Quotations Cattiomneceipte, 1,3 Naval Reserves in i San Pedro 4 Days) — eR eet 84 University St, on Bridge Medium hea 100@ 8 Between First and Western Aves, Roegh: hee +10@ 6 Seattle, Wash. ; 9.006 10.60 ‘i Orders Received by Mail Sent err Subject to Inspection ve SP REAL PAINLESS [today for Los Angeles Pat. 4-4's, city delivery x trip northward. } BEGULATIONS jinto effect Friday « Alice Barton, 14, who went B&® |to meet her stepfather Wed-| wean | ne. nesday night and who has not! Police are conduct- Chick Feed--100-10, sacks Chick Mash Development jing search, rete bask isdiet b's: cob; guaranteed 15 years, ment, or w ¥ BOE EE AS: Boe ioatparpincn a ga” Kind af weed You have to make any sd SERRE WF A onal SEE 3 a bargain with necessity? a z 2 Amalgam Filling s1 ; publisher of the tep@nughter of PD: 1 reported to the police Tean Meal SUEUS) ave Impressions talcen in the morn: | savingien o © Aifaite Meat ; shoo (ng and Ket teeth same day. Examie | § is a rule of success: Beet Pulp. . 4900 gation and advice free. success: Fish Meal ve Ho +4 Meat Scrupe—-iustern inn oo Catt See Samples ef Our Piate | LUMBERMAN DIES 1 controlling e did not return 5 inches in height , Wag reported 'T’ ein Kansas City’ J BANK CLEARINGS a slight imp. According to her ay that it wa carpet slippers ilace Clothin id, hal few associates, has been the! $4,151,851.84 victim of an accident, from Holland to the $500 in cawh, in large a a nsw Fi A eastnemnapieelanrteede Dag tecelipinr adie orcanese tM tnn aaa ee aad PRODUCTION OF Mrs, Stagg Marries Again ‘EDISON HIGH EGGS DROPPING 15 dtoL.A. Neshenataistiaid _ POWER MEDIUM Local Market Is Firm as a Result local egg mart was firm Fr fact thatthe dimin | Spiritualist Accounts fo Wonderful Brain NEW YORK, July 15.—The E4isom rain, which evolved numerous it ishing production of eggs isa begin entions and a knockout questions 47 ng to) cause a shertane naire, got its instruction of the im | Vs me Nitin woamaat wuaety, Aiea material—the realm of the mind and % + meeting the demand, the stock tha the spirit—according to J. ¥. Streek- Pe agigbnw hi be svi! enreiter of Brooklyn, president of # & ite ca Gee + aie’, eae the General Assembly of Spiritual Ss . small amount of the storage emma = te Boe Mine guinn’ tnt af tne emis “Thomas A. Edison a spirit Bos Sha totiien balinwe Gaal be head medium of high power,” Strecken= week the storage tock will sell for Oe, onie ey, “ae ae rig Sl H aapayy Fins eget | never put himself on record as ag Site: ak Gaus Gk a cepting the spiritualistic philosophy. Hite only te exer aces ae He has been chosen by the forces im sat tk, Pottaie sad ; rai control to bear the spirit message.” | markets, which are consider ey higher than Seattle Le erate a ll Portland Seeks to t shipping points and job-| Have Elks’ Reunion were forced to advance the price rdin, na cariond whi gio’ LOS ANGELES, July 15.-—~ Port ed Friday, Th jee was $5.50 land, Ore., today launched an erate as compared with $4.50 to etic campaign for the 1924 oe ‘whskteans grand lodge reunion. Apricot been scarce all The Oregon delegation preseM or eee alee aoe Low Angeles newspapers with pound Willamette river salmon, in cakes of ice, Fivery lodge in Oregon repre at the present convention hag tiful from M ay to the clo canon, They were quoted at a crate The slogan “Hello Bill” is followed by the Oregon delegates with “Will I see you in Portland in 19247" SAYS LEATHER AND WHAT HE MEANS IS JUST PLAIN SHARK Which produces the leather and by-products—a 4 pound cow or @ 1,200-p shark? J: ¥. LaVarne, presitent $0 Him Universal By-Products at Edmonds, told the Northway products committee of the & Chamber of Commerce Thursday that the shark is the better bet of the two. “Not an ounce of Mr, wasted in our plant,” Varne. 4. is keeping the market well bal-| There were no changes in the veg. table division of the market Friday He Cane) Sew és and } *9 Left With PARIS July 15,—Samuel a 4 rosky blew into town a few al. s-basket crate. me? 4g0 and announced that he wag cane D-~ 1 *| r) , ii 2 in’s intimate friend and adi " teese| Above, Mrs. Louis M. Leh- 4 Net caatae at ee r “yk of \ ist circles here. He's ,one hhegis:|man, formerly Mrs, Edith C. in the wife of the secretary of a Royal Annes, ® ose 19|Stagg, of ‘Tacoma, Below, munist organization. sot i Mg 2h Bobby Stagg. Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers . Little Bobby, Stagg, who played soe gy] the leading ‘role, iast fall, in one of 76| the most sensational kidnaping cases | known here, will be taken to his er in Los Angeles soon, Mrs Herbert Cunningham, his grand | mother, announced in Tacoma today, . Bobby's mother, formerly E4ith | *} Cunningham Staggshas been married | a in to Louls Marion Lehman, aj} Los Ang aper man, Bobby wae kidnaped by his father, George Stags, from whom the moth B05 er bad been divorced, Stage is now Svides Pang Whelatein Dedaens serving a term at the state peniten- Second and 207 Rialto Bldg. | mb, per crate. ained. per Mb ve Per box doo To Close Out A few broken lines we are offering, regardless of cost, jes news Db. Anney PRODUCTS Priens Fatd to: Sh Stagg’ friends to obtain a release for DAIRY PRODUCTS Men’s Suits on Credit An assortment so complete that you are sure to find a model to please at a price unbelievably low. Practically every color in the comprehensive assortment. New styles arriving daily. Puliets 2»@ Wash. triph 2 . . POULTRY “i All Sizes — Low Prices Saturday Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers New 7x 7 Wall Tents ...87.95 Special te, Shlppere New 8x10 Wall Tents ...9.90 || All Steel Rust Over the Pig’n : o3|] New 10x12 Wall Tents .@11.65 Proof Whistle, Take r 4 te. ie A-Tent, 5x7 E s nd ue : U. 8. Army Pup Tent - sg Av Tents weeeee Be rre—Live per Fine for Touring or ater POULTRY Trip O) Wholesale Dylers » |] Largest Line U. 8. Army Goods 34c 2@ 35 on Pacific Coast Camp Lewis Wirele: sty 904 Third Ave. Quotations at we and heifers Light wom DENTISTS Fair Weather comes to most of us most of the time. But clouds do gather— Suppose as has recently happened to many, you: were suddenly thrown out of work. Have you reserve means to aid you toa satisfactory re-employ- HAY, AND City Wholesale Prices, Rolled, & Se? g EOO {oo , 1m order to Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the Ughtest and strongest plate known, 4 not cover the* roof of the outh: you can bite corn off the i208 All work guaranteed for 15 yeara | Begin now to save. Systematic 7 Western Meal ranulated astern and Bridge Work. We Stand he Test of Time. ° | Savings Department Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 Branches at Georgetown and Ballard Most of our present patromage te recommended by our early custom- ers, whose work is still giving satisfaction. ik our cus- who have tested our work. ng to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bri this ad with you, yf d United State 207 UNIVERSITY sT, quantities, Opposite Fraser-Pattersen Coy Potato flour is ag THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE