The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 9

i } Canadian Border to Get Wares In HAROLD D. JACOBS YORK, Ang. 16.—Whis- pe attempting to Be Tae United States by land fa ee, were matching wits wd federal and state guards . ‘Adantic coast and the ° border today, gelzures 4" peers One® pattie between | otleggers an: ties near nugelers contraband 4 prohibition wing . and running down the sma power Doats that came pu ‘ever from the Canadia with thelr cargoes of nine per cent beer. enforcement author! the hugeness of the = ° yun of several vor pad asked to assist the borde: we Soath Africa Hit by Fever Scourge! Enteric etions of cape TOWN, Aug. 16 ter bs raging in many gad Africa, The supply of nurse ai paysicians is not sufficient to geet the demand _—_—— Ter French pastry look up Boldt's. te a Today's Aid to Beauty Bair is by far the most conspic- we thing about us and is probed! bg gost easily damaged by tu ares treatment. ey careful in hair washing, w wii bare virtually no hair troubles Mepedially fine shampoo for th ton ene that brings out a mturl beauty of the hat tht Smolves and entirely removes @ dandruf!. eet of cantbrox (which you ca: ‘ewer. This makes a full cw dhemicaily dissolves all émpur wand creates a soothing, coolln. Mr. Rinsing leaves the aca! @iemly clean, soft and plian' ‘Wis the hair takes on the gloss: fees of natural color, also feffinese which makes Meh heavier than it is. it After @iimx shampoo, arranging the , Atlantic Coast and 4 arrests mark ements in the bor De are try enforcement geok the offensive ail along] re troopers In-| gieng the coast, were reported | qonsifering a request for a destroyers from the If we ar excess oi) and dirt j Zaguda. @ asily be used at trifling ex jae by simply dissolving a tea @hery drugeist’s) in a cup of dimmpoo liquid—enough so it bs arb apply it to all the hair!) ‘of just the top of the bead 7 1-| Colter, George, 1007 Marton st. seem | n * uM | n +) ir r BIRTHS Mercer, Frederick S. 128 Eé@gar st. \Fhomp “ W. 208% George A, y. ¥/c ai ce’ ou Nv Owen W, 1610 Curtis J. # we, Winfield, 31 Syeminami, Tosh S. girl | r Nagrin, Wash. girl. Sy bor. | Kawaguchi, Dango, 2 | MeDonou hospita . ae anal n | Mereer | P t, 7 a Witheim 0. boy. Neibergall, Chris, 746 N. a Name and Residence iat 8 a pleasure. —Advertisemen' * | Davis, Tom J. Seattle First Miss Olive Ann Alcorn in- troduced a new fad— the wearing of a cameo stuck on |the bare arm—at a_ social . too, that the army! event in California. The pin jts carefully thrust under the | outer layer of skin only. This | portion of skin has litile feel- tng and the fad is not as bar- baric as it looks, or sounds. Vital Statistics Ben, Peter, Medina. boy. on, Ernest A, 2007 By J. F. Richardson (Formerty Special t tor the Congressional Sel ve Bhinping Nourd Operutions, and an Ea pert on Marine Affairs.) WASHINGTON, Ang. 16.—A “million-dollar audit” of the ship ping board's books, which may cost two or three millions, has been started by Chairman A. D. Lasker, The work has been contracted for by the board with Lybrand, Ross Bros, & Montgomery, public account ante of New York. Under the terms of the contract, the entire comptrol ler’s department of the shipping board is turned over to the juried tion of the company, The work is directed by Col, RH. Montgomery formerly of the goverumen: price fix ing beard, SALARY $200 A DAY—AND EXP Montgomery's $200 @ day, with all expenses, includ ing household, travel and incidental such ax telephone, telegraph, ete Another partner of the accounting firm, Walter & gomery, end receives a salary of $100 per doy and all expenses. A large staff of chief accountants each at 950 a day and expenses, as sintants at $40 a day, juniors at $35 and $30 a day each, and scores of auditors and tabulators at > provided for, The number of the firm's men to be empl as is the question,of ex telephone, firm tteet penses, both for travel, telegraph, ete. AND THEY CHARGE FOR OVERTIME The working day i set at seven hours, and al} time over that is over ltime, witn no restrictions except the dincretion of the auditing firm as to the amount of overtime to be put in All the old accounts, together with Gee, assista Mont. 0 and) $10 « day each and all expenses, are) oyed at theae | salaries {s left to the discretion of the the hund treda of thousands of docu: | ments, will be gone over, A com plete new accounting system will be | inventory and ap S. Toum| set up. A new . |praisal of all board's property ave Ns | tne fourth to be made—will be set 4125 Francis Zaamaguch|, Kamejiro, P. 0. Box 26. Tatsussbuic, 304 27th ave) others soon will be put on Fitth ave Thomas, 1405 Queen Anne! im eweastia, boy Montesano, boy. 2631 W. jize at MARRIAGE LICENSES Age +4 Olsen, Ma. Cattolin, Faust, s attic Monti, Emma, Seattle | Harman, Ernest, Seatt! Holfeld, William, § Tombiin, Alyce, & Rear, H.. Seattle .... Sande, Olle, Seattie .. Brsers, Carl W.. Spokane Mass, Prances D., Seattle tt Alder Seattle Stew Denecke, Pred. Ott, Barbara. Recheibt. J. Seattle | Rarrisen, G. R.. Bellingham | Todd, Faire Leania, Seattle . girt 2ith ave, 8K Joho st. ava S. Providence, John, 7546 Franklin ave, | ~~ smith. William F 60th Legal up Chairman Lasker and Col, Mont gomery are unable to say how long | but it Ie certain to consume a year) longer. or | yligh-priced men with have to be! sent to every port in the United States and Europe Forty employes of the auditing | firm now are at work, and scores of Most of | these, so fur, are of the $50 and $40 | : Hover, Margaret. Linabeula ..-+--17 | Witliama, Cassius Minor, & attle . Degen, Charlotte Sumanoe atte « | Witneh, G. “Boot. OF atonna, “puih’ ic” Beattie perey, ¥:| Jordan, Christina ¥ Pond, Clyde Dane, Seattle Mortian y tt! Fox, John F.. Spokane ough, Violet H. lorena | Burton, Jake, Snoq Jobnaon, Victoria. oraee, Susie, Seattle ebelacker, Alfred, El Lucretia, | DIVORCES GRANTED erry, Myrtle 1 from Leslie. Hutburt, Fran kM. from Lillian M. Racine, Ch Bernard William Struble, Herbert & from Olive Taylor, Pauline trom Theodore Lockwood, Edna from Roy H. DEATHS ure . Petersbure. rlotte from (SS Dy, a CAT &KL Ty LE snanere, Marthy, Seattle .. Sherman, C_ C., Seattie Bpe ding. Marie, MoChe: . Newell, Clara, a | Tonk. Cart w.. | Galingher. a Seattle . Richard, Aubure “Beattie *. H | Hiersch, William A. Seattle . 3¢|Pearsom, Peder, 44, High Point, 32). Was | Aten, Margaret Jane, 71, Second ave | Denny, Vietor U. 8, 52, 2838 N. 26) Broadway 14 | Oldring. Elizabeth M, 77, Ellensburg. aga} | Fhomes Mins Elizabeth, 75, Beattie. Doyle, Mitchell, 28, 20th ave. oe ft . Melliaa, 62, £12 15th ave. N. isl . Frank, 76, ave. 19! Wickersham, Jobo F., 85, 2038 Day- 23 ton ave. it will take to completa the audit.| | ||. STEEL CASTINGS amazin Aswackle Comedicn Concert Harold Orehentra, Lloyd a | 3 Sissase = SSSSSSsssssssssssssssssees: SSte RSs SAVE YOUR EYES Failing Eyesight yA Our: System A pair of our for either complete for one and eighty ine i #ram ination ¢ erator, DESTROY YouR WT ARING ie: vith Twe Sights Ss . rks Yeans x ely Optien! Specialinte THIRD AVE. a “3 Dupiient a per Murie health and be | dren participated. her mother, | Elaine Epechardt was awarded first p auty contest in which hundreds of Brons chil- She algo won a silver cup as the most beautiful child in her New Y ec ina baby} ‘ork school. She is seen here with THE SEATT “MILLION DOLLAR AUDIT’ MAY COST MANY MILLIONS a “day lam, Tt is eatiamted more than 20 chiefs! and ountants, with! auditors and tabu required to do the assistant staffs of juniors, latora, will be work, One of the unusual features of the | placed on the amounts to be expend: | contract is that with the auditing | ¢ LE STAR Probe of Shipping Board’s Books Promises to Run Into Stupendous Figures firm tn complete charge of the comp troller’s department, it will have to audit and approve its own bills against the board for travel expense overtime, incidentals, iving and gen eral overhead, No restrictions are 4 for board and room. PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Has always furnished More Power to the citi- zens of Puget Sound than has been demand- ed. PORT BLAKELY MILL CO. EXPORT and DOMESTIC CARGO Mills: Port Blakely, Wash, Offices: Seattle, Wash. SAN JUAN FISHING ARD PACKING CO. PACKED AND FRESH FISH SEATTLE, WASH. PACIFIC CAR & FOUNDRY CO. CARS, TRUCKS, FORGINGS, BOLTS, EVERYTHING IN IRON AND OFFICE: ALASKA BLDG. Werks, West Waterway and Fiorida, West 377 Ceacruee VICTORY RUBBER CO. GENERAL OFFICES: SHATTL™ wast. Manufacturers of Pipe and Semi-circular Sears, Roebuck and Co. have made arrangements at their Seattle Store so their customers can take their goods with them at time of purchase. “Satisfaction Guaranteed” Great Western Smelting & Refining Co. oF FOUNDRY and 1920 Ninth Ave. Boost Northwest Products CONTINENTAL PIPE MANUFACTURING cComPaNY { Machine Wire-wound and Continuous Stave Weou Fish Should Be Be Favorite Food in Northwest No better time than the present time can offer itself for the citizens of Seattle to show their loyalty. We hear many remarks to the effect ewives are partly » food has than fish. 3 value nutritive either fresh or canned. Here are some facts regarding the fish industry in Beattlo—the fish f the world . in fresh through bus t coast of the i of New Eng Britieh land added The chief fish product ts salmon. the average annual production of which in Puget Sound and Alaska waters during the iast few years baving bead « value of more thas 973.000, 000. Halibut and other fresh fish move through Seattle In exprons refriger ator car New York, Moston and onsuming centers of varieties of edible in North Pacific not salmon and fiah waters and hat! the Kindred’ fish products furnished | known ncluding but, but cod. are only herriag by the oyster, arab, clam, seal, wal- rus and whale fishing industries, Honey Bees Killed by Muggy Weather Any Old Length NEW YORK, Aug. 16 shops specializing in the remov Beauty | of | to the advance fall styles dixplayed Pope Is Affected by Intense Heat LONDON, Aug. 16.—The present f Ski Gi 1 ROME, Aug. 16—Pope Benedict long season of muggy weather has uffering from effecia of the ng seanon of mugey weather ha 0 rt, Vr S, Ir suffering from tl |played havoc with many Inglixh recent terrific heat. He has been apiaries. So many bees have died i aored by his physicians to take no |that the year's supply of honey will more exercise than absolutely neces be erioutiy Tener ashion OWS |" me Dame Fashion ts an obliging sort| ——— ot lady. PARIS, Aug. 16.—The extreme Makers of Beauty Skirts, for instance. Most of us| heat is blamed by the authorities Report Big Boom) vo ven thinking they were de for the m ir ¢ in crimes creed to be short But, according | of violence recently reported. These d|inelude many murde superfluous he ort the new | &t Dougal & Southwiek’s fash | -—— | boom in their business. be as long as anyone wishes and glass beads, hig’ colored, are - The new styles show many bright| embroidered on wraps and street LEIPZIG, Aug. 16.—Direct word | color schemes, and fur is worn on| gowns. hua been received that the soviet|@lmost every mode of garment The advance models indie cate that |government of Ruasia will soon|Here again there is no fixed rule,|Mamingo or cherry red will be th | popular color in modish com place on sale here a vast quantity we of all kinds finding favor lof commandeered furs, izarre effects are obtained INDUSTRIAL AND ‘BUSINESS: REVIEW Continental Stave Flume Boasts Ship by Water Net be damaged by scouring. icorraling the big convention. Exhibit of “Roche Harbor Lime Company At Recent Northwest Products Show at Bell sea Terminal Build With DOUGLAS FIR LUMBER Puget Mill Company OFFICES WALKER BUILDING lume—Wood Tanks u UNIVERSAL BY-PRODUCTS CO. SHARKSKIN LEATHER Pacific Bidg. Seattle. PATRONIZE HOME Make Our Pacific Northwest Prosperous STORAGE WAREHOUSING and DRAYING 304 allroad Ave. So. o Mat 4200 Purest Lime in World Produced on Puget Sound ; For 40 years ROCHE HARBOR LIME has held the palm of super-|| A" analysis jority among high-class lime prod-| ucts on the Pacific coast of North America, It has therefore under- gone the acid test of time, and still it leads. spley ndidly occupied the markets from of Roche promise. The Will interest our readers: Carbonate of lime. Magnesia Insoluble For building, pla and agricultural Harbor Lime, Sound has no equal quarries or those of | untry in the world, From its uptodate and with 99.63 17 20 equipped plant: a purposes HELP MAKE THE NORTHW PROSPERO! FOR THE WALLS AND CEILINGS IN EVERY KIND OF BUILDING PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO. 1103 First Avenue, Seattle 1177 Dock Street, Tacoma Stetson & Post Lumber Co. Manufacturers of LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS AND MILL WORK Hanford St. and Whatcom Ave. | KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brokers ALL VARIETIES OF CANNED GOODS Washington Telephones: Elliott 711 and 712 MANUFACTURING CO, Life Boats, Tugs and Ci Seattle Telephone Eliott 2998 Orchardists Dardists Uraed to productive capacity of 1,500 barrels of lime per day the company has Nome, Alaska, to South America, the Ha- wailan Islands, the Philippines and Harbor Lime proves it to be the purest in the world. This statement stands without any qualifications or com- following analysis ering, chemical Roche produced on Puget in American any other iit most tumes this BARTON & CO. PrRopUcens or fall. . H H Wich freight rv Distinctive Features | ,,1"\%))){"°/f!" National and int onal in rep- | quant of app! ; 7 tipenaal hee |Com 1 Club, has openly urged Phones: Main 3225; Elliott 3478 ng Company, of this eity. |frul 4) Uy A ay a4 has in this industry a ev t rates. Mr. oot iS jnle tadpatry han been visiting the Keattie Cham- f the reasons for ite unques ‘yakime thie year will have about 45,000 car of prod all told,” THE CREO-WOOD FLUME The valley will La R St “cig Ja Sole THe gjaerynas | MANES Ranges, cloves neter than any which will be sold « “Made Seattie” e of flum ro It is to this alten my wi ita semi-cireular hat the rest of the country Retail Store will NOT sag is growing a one-third crop this year First and Spring supportssand there-|If conditions were the same as last Also 8 fore will dine © con-| year it would not pay our orchard- amet ort He Unuously at full capacity.|ists te pick their crops. The rail Frederick & | wi permit of reasonably sharp|roads ere taking as much es the Nelson's | curvature without special! traffic will bear. . Ss. LANG construction of increase of| Mr. Soots believes that the orchard MANUFACTUR- frictional resistance to| ists should with the ING CO. the flow of water. steamship | antee 0 WI Not crack, dixintegrate or rust hb them @ certain quantity | WHI Net leak—a short turn on one ith them as long as th nuts will imme- were below hose of the rr correct any leak~ . P s { more than temporary Interest i BT ad #185 | the announcement of A. Re Currie, vice president of the Ryan Fruit Will Net readily overfiow, for! company, that the International Ap- the inward curve above|pie Shippers may meet here next the center line will direct | Peat, Phis year meeting is now be | i" ratoet | fact that the con- j pattens | whether new | G. L. TANEER President and General Manager expand in bot weather nor this year. Mr. Currie believes that | Smelter, Sawmill, Power contract in cold. Seattle will have strong chances of and Lighting Plants Cooke, Fark County, ane Ginteas Offices 001-2-3-4 Litel Seattle Washington PIPE YOUR NEW HOME FOR GAS The Most Economical Fuel SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Main 6767 1308 Fourth Ave. PURE MILK DAIRY Cc lebrated baat wood An All-Wood Pulp Board Manufactured by ALBION MANUFACTURING Co. 00 Went Madison Main 5450 HEATING CO. WE DO REPAIRIN 1614 Third Ave. Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE OR FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Deater ROSLYN FUEL CO. WHITE BLDG., SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 DENNY RENTON CLAY & COAL CO. Manufacturers of SEWER Pf DRAIN TILE FIRE BRICK, BTC,