The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1921 ———H\HACKS HARD AT IE TRASER DATIERSON Go, NAVAL PROGRAM 10,000 ALIENS DODGE IMMIGRATION —* ICED’— SSS BY K M TITERRY ‘These 10,000 persons are “some-| cent immigration law was in oper: S My | P 2 B t emma NEW YORK, July 26.~—The new| where in riggen ay oe ation. ; PeCLAL F TICE DASEMENCT |f/senator King Would Stop|immgrasion ing bas wroken down. | 1 far asthe immigration serv LImmisraion ffi have blamed Work on 12 Crusiers ana eviis of tits Island. “They will never be found,” sys ‘he steamship companies for loading There is more confusion and con | Byron H. Ubi, aesistant commis Ad pe ie WASHINGTON, July 26.—Drestic| sestion at America’s chicf gateway | soner ¥ Ellis saan. ‘ at rool berg bg ont Bes orp post : " , ‘period of grace’ expires 4 WITH THE LOWEST PRICES—AS USUAL! changes in the naval building pro ba ye lth on tn operation | But there ten't one chance in @ mi} | Placed in the samo quarter, F p Moe oS ah RJ eine Kies lees than two months. Instead of|lion that any of them will come| The capacity of Ellis Island ts of Utah, one of the chief opponents| Checking and regulating tmmigra- round then, and risk deportation. | 1,600 persons, Yet the population I ea will prove a revelation 4 of the $400,000,000 naval appropria-| ton, this amazing situation has re-| They got in too easy, All they had | dally runs up to 2,200, par ; tlon bite murneas to do was sign on the dotted line ot| the same old congestion and oom-| i SUMMer beverages. Work upon the battleships South} Ten thousind ineligible allens * an Lear Ny that isn't worth the | fusion rule ist women and chi- Dakota, Indiana, Montana, North| have been allowed to land solely '* Pt on” dren are packed in detention rooms, Carolina, Towa’ and Massachusetta| upon thelr, personal bond. A ruling by the department of| galleries and mess hails. The hoe| SOld everywhere in sealed metal packets only. will be discontinued, as well as on| Six thousand of these—all of| labor at Washington permitted these | pital is filed to overflowing. Every the battle cruisers Ranger, Constitu-| whom, under the law, should have/| thousands of ineligible aliens to en-| ship brings more immigrants than tion and the United States’ under the] been | fevered we cinceairablee— ter America during June, the first|the station enn handle—more than ST. ‘AR W. ANT ADS BRING RESULTS month the Dillingham three per! the n law's quotas call for, The dIN directs that the battle cruisers Saratoga, Lexington and Constellation be converted to air plane carriers and make the money le appropriated for the battleships the onstruction of which would be PRODUCERS OF ee Ps stopped, available for that purpose. ‘The measure also directs the sec retary of the navy to immediately make contracts for the construction of four fleet submarines, the con struction of which has been author PUGET SOUND taed. 1921 Record of POWER & LIGHT Pedestrians Hit ||| COMPANY by Automobiles Shs lesb State’s Coal Industry|Northwest Buyer s’ at Stake Convention in Full From the closing of the eal Swing at Bell St. mines of this state, Washington Te * 1 losing the great coal industry that Pe|nhe has been building up for forty} Thousands of visitors thronged years, Thousands of tons of foreign|the Bell Street Dock the opening day of the Northwest Merchants’ coal are coming into the state daily, Y and i Dna 1 ree er} practically wrecking one of the|Convention, Registration pointed to. Tecommené a na tMate's most tmportant industries. | formal receptions took up the great ° er part of yesterday, while today is ‘orestry policy to the national cham: | a4. og ding feature of this con. National. Commission to Study Northwest Forest Conditions 85 Sample Skirts At Very Much Less Than Regular Prices. 454 George Hi. Edwards, of ) dition is that this foreign coal is over to th ‘The Kanms City, Mo. M the citi- 4d th. >| siven over e big program. knocked down at Fourth ava sna|| More Power to ti (ch will take piace at" mined under the cheapest labor con-| many fine booths for display are 2 o'clock on the two . | ditions, while our own miners are iom.jon strike Reader, draw your own conclusiona, open to the public today, and may Jackson st. Sunday night by an auto driven by G. J. Madigan, 3a3 intn{]'2ens Of Puget Sound also be seen Wednesday and Thurs ave., who reported that Edwards ran acroms the street, the auto striking|| than has been demand- | msnser. |b: —_—__— day evenings, and Friday and Satur. him as he tried to cross In frdént sub-eommitt: H. Slate day, days and evenings it, Edwards got up and said he was|| ed. tople of government 1 ri andsome Sla' A feature of special interest ts the 2 Lapua Hehe fire: protection land” expendi: Work Completed |«ppctntment of group chairmen, $10.00 to $12.50 Skirts. .... 45. a Mm Mal, 1163 Westahe iat Sorter” ta: One of the finest slate jobs in the | each chairman representing one line 50 to $9.50 Skirts ere ean reee’ Maney breed uliilaation 0 Nerthwest haa just been finished on | of industry, such as foodstuffs, Jew- $7. $9. eg struck Sie wee eration. a) Lorente etudes | (h@ James Hoge residence’ at the|elry and the like These chairmen .00 to $6.50 Tub Skirts. .. $3.95 Sauk, taorinn aces: wer l| PORT BLAKELY sioyna Chamber ‘st | Highlands, Critice have admired the |are keeping in touch with all the 00 Tub Skirts. ...$2.95 lake ave. near the Seattle Dog and fa ag Alana anggeoe ly Regi ca riad Pam cn Sieg gh re: Paar and have given unqualified praise Cat hospital. Hall tried to cross the to the men who made ft “possible. street in front of Smith's auto and ters and at the Terminal. Confer MILL CO. to to $4 to $2.50 Tub Skirts... .$1.49 to $1 Hoedel-Donovan Mills.| The materials for the variegated| ences and meetings for dealers in .95 Tub Skirts... .$1.19 mixjudged his distance. He said he ‘ will meet with the | state roof were provided by F. T.|every line are being held daily un- was unhurt and refused assistance.|| EXPORT and DOMESTIC ‘will be private. "*| Crowe & Company. der the direction of the chairmen. ; : —Mra, B Becktund, Virginia : i represented with a particu- ]/456.. "va. watching the perede pon in 26 to 30-inch models. Saturday ‘afternoon at Gecond ave oe oie: a the street and an auto driven by W. R. Miller struck her, knocking her boriegg: + down and bruising her arm. Miller, Seat ‘ash. who Iives at 2820 34th ave &, re _ ported that the accident was un hite Apron Dresses *14° j=." : ee . SAN JUAN FISHING ate ora in pa x g Indian Head uslin Apron Dresses ||| Bureau of AND PACKING CO. Sear ias ok ee yy SEATTLE ee eee rie the weet PACKED AND Fann YisH 2 eee pe gy Ei ’ LIGHTING CO ; pa tt oy with white braid. 100 eo. baum bro Main 6167. 1288 ‘Fourth re n this special lot. Be S2, ‘A New Lot of Navy Jersey Jackets s PACIFIC CAR & CARS, TRUCKS, FORGINGS, BOLTS, EVERYTHING IN IRON AND STEEL CASTINGS OFFICE: ALASKA BLDG. RBONADO ouble Inducements aren a . Tomorrow wai mums! eee ver, B. C., is seeking William Gell- Phone Sale of Misses’ Middies eae recent! Elliott 474 . . $2.50 Values : igs Special $1.98 better for summer and outing wear, price these misses’ middies are bar- They are made of heavy galatea; red, navy cadet collars and cuffs; triple braid trimming; idly made. Ages 8 to 14. Special Wednesday—$1.98 Seattle can claim enother distine-|veyor to load refrigerator cara. The,@ story on this clever device, tm 5 eae : be auotentod te soany o€ the large] anguscice Ten br a otetms coatee looms, fap ice DuLienen PURE MILK Dany | cities of the country—en ice con-| which picks up reguiationeize cakes|COMPANY. The conveyor was of ice from the truck and trans | spoken of ae a baied-hay loader, be atod Man! Dorts them to the refrigerator car. | traying the source of the Kea. The ; F Use BURO Wall Board With this conveyor a car has been | GREAT eh ona nt RAILROAD but feed tn ten minutes’ time—a remark-|is now making inquiries regarding bs sevens asset Able plece of work. The old-fash-|the conveyors with a view to hav- lnpatnetared: Gr foned method of loading refriger-|ing some manufactured for their ALBION MANUFACTURING Co. ator cars required the assistance of | Own use. 2! 00 West Madison Main 6480 } ten, or more men, a switch engine era's hoe boy to the iceplatform, end a delay of several hours. The Build With DOUGLAS FIR conveyors of the ICE DELIVERY Puget Mill Company ‘ OFFICES car which {s ready for ice, and fil WALKER BUILDING I am now devott: my “entire time. ts my dental practice Having now served the le Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE OR FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Dealer ROSLYN FUEL CO. WHITE BLDG, SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 it to capacity in a few moments’ ume One hemdred tons of ice have been loaded in a 13-hour day by the use of the conveyor—a record with- out any equal. The loader handles the cakes as fast as they can be Placed on the conveyor; the lifting is done quickly and without exer tion on the part of the workmen. “POPULAR MECHANICS" carried made good by doin, dental work that can guarantee, and making my guarantee good. 1 do not compete with Cheap Dentists, nor do operate on your pocketbook of sell conversa- ° Dental work for eelye—a0 you sav @ dollar, and our in tual—we beth wis: ‘Open evenings till 7 and 8u; ; ui 14:88 for people who work 7 EDWIN J. BROWN. D. D. & Seattle's Lending Dentist 106 Columbia 8a Boat Sc A special clearance of high grade summer sport CON ee aff g erp edly hannah gw fen or Spon bination. Good style; smartly banded. Don’t miss this special. Tomorrow only $1.49. FOR THE WALLS AND CEILINGS IN EVERY KIND OF BUILDING PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO, 1103 Firet Avenue, Seattle 1177 Deck Street, Tacoma Stetson & Post Lumber Co. Manufacturers of LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS AND MILL WORK Hanford St. and Whatcom Ave Telephones: Elliott Til and 712 A.B.C."c0" WAREHOUSING ané DRAYING 304 Nallread Ave. Se. Efijett 6210 + Main 4360 —SAVE MONEY= Special 98c Travel by steamer Priced regularty at $1.25 and $1.50; fine balbriggan Union Butts; medium weight; short sleeves; knee length. Sizes 6 to 16 Special To morrow, 08¢. Cut to 75¢ CONTINENTAL, PIPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Machine Wire-wound and Continuous Stave Wood Pipe and Semi-circular Flume—Wood Tanka alls; bib style; double front and double seat; Black Bear Brand. Sizes 3-45 only. To Clear, Tomorrow, 75¢. UNIVERSAL Sears, Roebuck Men's Oxfords aeuzar momen, 1 | and Co, Special $3.50 trip leavi tite Sat. Night) | have made arrangements Brown elk ventilated Ox- ! at their Seattle Store so fords of a splendid grade; good, heavy weight; Neolin oat ere ee a a K. ISHAM West Coast Iron Works _ BY-PRODUCTS CO. SHARKSKIN LEATHER Pacifie Bids. Seattle. ECKART PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Meating and Seg sere Bactacers and Coatra WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third Ave. Matn sess MUNICIPAL CASTINGS Phone Rallerd 11 . Offieeand Werks, 4009 14th N. W. SKATTLE, U. 8. A. Cut to 49c Regular 75¢ Values; good, durable percale waists; neat “| striped patterns and plain soles. These are among the their goods with them at PATRONIZE i t full size and ni bes h. pate "G to 15. On Sizes Heist Bg oed Beer ine eee HOME INDUSTRY SASH, DOORS, INTERIOR FIN- “Satisfaction Guaranteed” KELLEY-CLARKE CO. 18H, GLASS MILLWORK Make Our fi Le Pacific Northwest Merchandise Brekers |) TREGONING| |S , HOOD CANAL POINTS Great Western Smelting & Prosperous CANNER GOODS MANUFACTURING CO, Lite Beats, Tugs aud Cruisers Seattle Washington Refining Co, Smetters and Mefiners of Metals BANDITT METALS SOLDER FOUNDRY aed TYPE METALS 1920 Nimth Ave. 8. SEATTLE NEAH BAY & Way PORTS Telephone Eliiett 2298 HANS PEDERSON Secas Onntenstoes General Centracter and Bulléer ENTERPRISE BRASS FOUNDRY Kinds of BRASS CASTINGS jeventh Ave. 8, L a MAIN aint ree Bulldin, iter th ~-f m. ‘Re iit Ty rations an epairs 203 ALASKA BLDG. 1231 Westlake Ave. N. Seattle Washington Queen Anne 4 FIRE URICK, ree oF PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO wOOCH ; Manufacturers of