The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1921, Page 14

Se cee coe ATENEO NER cot) Peon ode oe eae anaiaaannanae ete eae ll SEATTLE STAR YDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1921. wae “«) Rail Stocks Are Off be Local Markets | Y * RAILROAD STRIKE 9 es r CUSTOMER®-¢ ABOUT lemergency legislation transferring | However, one executive of a large Carrots NEW YORK, Oct. 17.--When tho atock market opened here today the | Cauliflower to the jnteratate commerce commis-| line indicated it would be an eaay ; ‘ Jxion the functions of the railway | matter to recrult workers trom the Fon tveGk © BOIbT te Goatly tie enlate, Getet Haviarm Bids apeked at eo gph UU seeee as For the convenience of our customers in the paying bor board so that the rate-making | quarter of am 1 Jobless railroad: | 684 \ th in New York Central at 70%, amounted to a full /€ 4 es et abies of bills, we have made arrangements with the Ameri- urindiction | er he eountry vain rn Pacific was off 1% a : * [power may iso have Ju t ee: t our ine ete! point ‘mcifle w Ly ae } P ‘ots - rT) can Express Company whereby our bills may be paid over wage ne ~6enera uate WwW - ha. Was b in pails n « had some a outdoor 7 ¢ y f . y, a It te unilkely. congress can do|hit when the fight between raltroad# {et a waa off (ond Tndene ser Te at any office or sub-agency of the Express, Company, Janything immediate, Cummins sald, employes and executives gets under |.\8 to 1 er. In the same Way moat of th nowed | | Local areen, @ox, bunches. as listed below, on and after October 20, 1921. f we Gealers in housshat] comaET teen \ weet heaton Rubber aie ™ . 102.00 We request that you make note of the station most | putting & resbiition to amend| Thi }: International Papor,.47, off My: United & ner, 46% . . __ Spectators Work for Hour) the. transportation taw by ‘ | se) etonnagiag . ed by the | Now Maven, 18%) ores Kanpane, 38%, otf Kr U Biates| ¥ ‘ ‘ i#,000 40.98 convenient for the payment of your future bills, unless eles notee he Toggle pe re , | my ‘ f Wott, Mi Sinclair, 8 A 020 02% you prefer to pay same by check or at our office. Coal r bin ef the public } ‘ 4; No! i ie bunches, .20@ 26 in Vain Effort to Re- [tate commerce commissi F. and bi « A prectionl! a », 36%, j mm ip oe, Bits suscitate Her | ee minty. The impending “rairoua | Sone eee Oe + [serie Sub-Agents of the American Express oe sme MEANS a ncaa ts GI News| ~~: Sock aexamenee fran Company, Seattle, Wash. own | ate nanoclation ou i Stocks High o ‘ i edre of people liv n the} 1 the late ye ig on Aten 7. ve | e out widen 2601 Jackson St 1724 4. 45th Bt Margin o¢ Lake Washington, noar| If the great general rafiroad ste | See cater onena weaae cael: ae Seattle Am. Bt. Me ; ‘ Passa 3 . Clonson, | 48—Theadore She foof ot 43d ave, N., tried vainly | set for October 30, Is not av ©] the big industries have a very mea | ; Am. Cer & Féy angina > Occidental mary Ave; for an. hour to, resuscitate the baby n who will quit work between | bis on hana | Am, International 1% \ 4 3 exthervy tial ahasiey 44—Wennynide Pharmacy, A Young doctor came with ne and the coa Grain--The railroad strike w ‘ tt tr. || Am oY 3 yNeontre 7 4509 Meridian Ave. Mtathoscope, could no Soest ny. trate th n busit of the || r | 1 6—D. A. Clausen, —Fremont Drug Company, Heart, said it had stoy ving , 2 - ntry and tie up th export || 'f y Mi " Hide ’ 9" 8 a2 Firet and Battery 3923 Vremont Ave, and turned aw | Sea ene . cording to Joseph P. Gri 2 -, Mh spel. or ’ Fe: ‘ Several mothers in the crowd, who j tory Ir i ‘ n, president of the Chicago Board || second Low Tide - _, [Crabs pples ’ mere? Te) itnnews ° wmney, Had been chafing the baby's arms, | will not ‘ of de. Altho the crop move |{ 210mm, 08 ¢ : . Gapadion ; 1 hy rm rs alae ne Wr Oe | 2 nwood ‘Ave Jege and body and applying bot wa-| Shir ne mall erais woh ae wheat ‘ : arene seoLne o—Hartell Drag Store No. 3, S4—Middleto harmnecy, Her bottles, pleaded with the doc-/into s . ° my 7 ar ny os : ‘ ‘ , : 3 ‘ ose eal Firet and Pike & 8 10th Ave. N, hag 5 : ye and ba from the farm | | Weather sien Report yee | tor: o the elevatorn: ha beet completed ‘ basket a “Por God's bake, please tty nt mail can be carte strike will ¢ movement pulmotor | airplane i Te o mm the large sources of supply t But the young physician, who was} At worst, it is y ed “tony th -ruer | from the city ho 1, shook his | raitwa nnot long be k n tafe Sergey _ y ‘ |» : ‘ an hour é “ .4 7 ' head and them wak po use | nes and if the > na oon inward € strained. per ™ ee 5 13—Woodeock’s Pharmac) : C8—Pacite Pharm: then gathered up his tools and went | cargoes remain at work Honey Dews-—Siandard crate 604 Pike liz? &. 5th St Per tb away. 11—Japanese Commercial B: inke Vharmacy, Second Ave 601 Eastlake Ave Weather Bureau) J ; c storage, Jug 1AM falling; Nght rain; wind | Goodri " : ol Drug Store No. 5, ; rate ’ Becond 4 nd and Union handlers of ship time bef actual ra hatg Fie lian Beate 99 | ag oe ang ano yg i Ly Sl ge : ; 4 ae Re eopen chars of it—Viret Hit Pharmacy, TEP. Ty McKee, Grocery, t hit the city of this important crop loom: ae, bee , i ; . 901 Madison 8 1 We nd Park Ave. Mayor Caldwell and other offi eat—"Packing towr } “ ast steamer, | 4 i% “ enews : stically inelir have| Chicago stock yard . | : . N 3 rf 16—Frederick & Nelson, 73—Heckwith Pharmacy, s, optimistical , | “ 4 . 2 : 2.60) 1t Fifth and Pine 6300 14th N. W. s ‘ Mirgaret and her parents, Mr and) riven the matter little serious con-| idle soon Mer the strike & 75—K. Egerman, Groe PRr& Antone Smith, of Port Angeles, | Sacration, taking it for granted that| Which means that the milliondetiar ‘| Arrivals and Departures | ' t v2 i 36%| Dedibee ). $i Venatey University Way-4 400 20th Ave, 8. iumed been visiting her uncle and ¢ eee a city so advantageously situated will | a-day oe ness in livestpck wilt, be Arrived lop tna x ‘ ; LoS Pineapples Cuban, per erate... 168 7 Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Wh who live In suffer * * andsti With even a par Cricket from San Francis oper k alana : 114 | Pranes— ten box 18—Commercial Co. of Hurepe, 85—Noyer Drug Store No, 4, The Chamber of Commerce is doing | tal tie up, according to official row age ini Fi thy | Atiness—Co ne 3.00 101 Yesler Way. 2517 Beacon Ave. al, per i Pim @ Houseboat on the at 2500 there can be little 4 ange . : ; re v ‘ > 7 “6 434 ave. N. nothing ¥ the (i TS Mra. Smittthad been urged agal L. C, Gilman, vice president of the | livestock to the yards t . uth . ; her daughter in the]/Great Northern, suid today that, in- | cour little movement of dres Salted : : Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers ; 3 | xt odes ‘ —The Ross Marche, of slatives Sunday after ch as all negotiations were ts to feed the nation : a Wenatchee Ser ame vl , ue * Re 330 - other relatives Su asmuch as a , Bhanghal and Hong-| + : 119 : 330 Third Ave. W nd : fed 01 © East, he knew eee | ot " 2 | Por th and £0 downtown and see ng carried on in East | kon i : : peininitt sere ston ~ : ‘ 2 ae 22—Shaw’s Drug Store, ~~ 1011 Wr. Hanford St “movie. She went.§ Her husband re-/as little of the st plans as any enbach for B n : ; ° ” ‘ p had o Rainier Ave. Pea behind with Margaret and|other newsp eader Rail Unions Turn i : Kat Ma gy SEER * ’ | 100—Riverside Drug Company, Peam rmacy. 701 W. Spokan ° t ttle's | Vhonns. Mie, too, admitted that § th | van r as 3 : es ia wonil gave the little| situation, Insured. the city against] Down Public Plan/}.: . : . ith Ave. N. and E. Aloha. fe, Sitaed ‘healers | BY Manity fort t 4 * : G. Pierson, Drugs, the most Wonderful plaything | want in case the strike occurred CLEV HAROLD D. JACOBS a a+ Per tb *e r G. y 4202 Woodland Park Ave. “Anyway,” said, “we won't ELAND, Ohio,’ Oct. 17.~T 7 $ . DPAINY PRODUCTS | § 24th Ave. NW had ever held in her arms—a : saitens . } ‘ 2 103—Seattic Drug Compa know anythifig here and nothing will ay unions figuratively turn Prices Paid vo Shippers AioL Sard’ Ave. it doll, ag large as baby ages Shaped meee . inite hap- | their backs today on what apparently bh Hye d Battertar— 25—De Puydt Grocery. é (Tt was this doll {hat Margaret bad} °° © : - ® “s Seattle delivery «1.6 19 Toth Ave. W. | 104—Ravenon Pharmacy, pens in the Ea! was the last char avert the c r.40 hb ranch 5 rr. ton the lake’shore when she ran : . ral strik “i for October 30. * 27—Oriental poy Cor ay the.tong. walk over the water ‘ 8. Stone, grand ehiet of | % sil iasleiael te (as, aa Liberty Bonds —Cwt, £0. Beattte supply. os Main St. Company. hovMeboat to wsk her daddy a i rs | 1 of Locomotive En. | seatti«. Quotations) F. 0. B. condensary, owt | we No Strike Orde Te nite s| Maniia—Oct. Stenistives. an Od Furnished by te Be DAIRY PRODUCES |] 90—Merey Stationery Co. shendeetrakelpdennttone up thes de Mat | be. *s ’ * he wa asked where the doll was Yet for Portland ee ie thee ateitud ]ftate from Beattie, sruusiteo |. 8 cr . ae gh 4 First Ave. | 600 Main Bt, fm response, hurried out to! PORTLAND, Oct. 17—No definite|the public group to the lab lerom Meat! ¢ - Local me 4 32—F. Buty & co ae ey York erm it. orders for a walkout by railroad whea he tersely exclaimed : , Kast > been acnnog = 401 “Rainier Ave. meyer came dack. Some min-| pioyes have been received here, it | fea ten aie . ‘ 2 S4—Sears, Roebuck & Co. | alabrin Bros., Grocers, Plater, K. H. Gray, a neighbor, learned mm local railroad) This proposal was that wage reduc if Second 2g 815 Ceeewe ie } pe 2465 Utah st. | ‘ Lao th ani & We big doll floating in the wa- taries today tons authorized July 1 should be re- | sel ‘ +ab os Or. triplets... , mn March F 9—C. D. Burque, Grocer, nom the walk—and beneath| ‘These orders are expected within| fected immediately in freight on r onto bate 3] Wiensoda arson : 7 scond and Pike. Greenwood Ave. at 8ird St. | Grocer, the lake bottom, was the form) the next two days, when local rep and that further wage reductio: i 44 9908 2] Wash. triplets... 36—Rallard Pharmac: ” . ri tuctions Fmiameoh trtatets se: e709 Dallata Ave. 1 Rainier Ave, ret. sentatives who attended the Chicago|should be postponed indefinitely ° iets 5 all e d in and lifted the tiny | conference are expected to return Meeting of railroad an: tende! “on : . POULTRY AND MEATS tell Drug Store No. 4, 101—American Exprens (te Bruedie] E cotecdcealitalbersagar seething ar pouty dlr ar tr eer Maco posits er Ben Foreign a Friese Eid by Setacele Denier |) SO" 348 Mallard Ave4 Sm Third’ Ave, the alarm, Southern Pac and Charles Don-|strike wag postponed t¢ i _ Romain, Kan Pran- | (Satarday’s ations) Bete~kivs On ¥ ae co od Women’ cme hurrying] nelly, of Great. Northern, re-|Wedneaday. ‘It had been sekeduica Mediu? mile North of the | Paral yf. Manning Peecng, bat PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY. e direction. frained from comment on the situa-|for Tues etitng han miles south of Cape! Stock— , ‘ 2 Fras Whonn, wringing ber hands! tion. They said “they were ready."} W nh explanation of the delay 3 i CU, Seattle. for | French : BEN ‘ 1% ¥ te ce — = out —_——__——> marae: he ‘as forthcoming from union chiefs ee eon t . iptings, over 2 " : 5 aitmy fault for liv-| sobbed ‘ars Whonn. ame and askea |Z, 208Y Was considered siguit ant 2 ‘ reseed, pee. occ sce a re AT THE CORNISH ‘A pulmotor expert c in view of the eg ct pe British : ; 3 : clothing was whileer his instrument—one that! President " neste eibeed tad Vessels in Port at Seattle | Britian 377 Belgian Hares—Live, per tb... . eo wabe Wednesday Eve., Oct. 19 Wer shoulders, Her|had been sent at the first call from|iabor leaders to Washington tora |@™ch, ! ne fia cleat ‘ 7 Wiser, arenesé y || Request Performance of the d stockings were jerked off.| Madison park—had been used. conference with the employers. ' 2. Mgar, | dha . " Heavy, dremed “ KE **Neighbors” hands of half a dozen people,| “Only for a minute,” some one} Several of the union heads, includ . sosseateca 8 nape os s besawed. Hen, aR ot “ " answered, “when we first got it.” ling Warren 8. Stone and W.@. Lee, ur peed wens, 1 sd we ohnigy : ‘Aria da Capo’ 4 f lungs, rubbed Margaret's) “Had you emptied the water from |deciared that if President Harding - chet. : one soeenee Belgian “Riders to the Sea” io Diy, and when the city|the lungs?” asked the expert. askedthem to Washington =. Con. ore. s teeee . Sows, heavy Dressed AND os s ivan; str Wahkeena; “Joint Owners in Spain” | jor grfived a pulmotor| “Yes, we rolled her, but only a lit-/ference they would ro willing * « "0 j ; ipa ee of him, and several | tle water came up.” . Pier 2—Btr Jefferson; str Latouche. . ; f U. OF W. EXTENSION offers'¢ the demand of thone whe, day course in fire insurance. ets Inst declared thé color was com-| The expert, like the doctor had) 13 000 Pier Awtite Ad ¥ Apo- “ 7 back. to Margaret's cheeks and| done, shook his head. Would kane. oeeatee i “7 a Quit Mid Coarse, FeB asl to be ogitlend 6p. ei Peuwetay:, iat pureed aa Per D—litr Queen ; her eyes bad opened slightly; “You should have emptied the Ww pion Pacific Doc Lucken- e POULTRY AND “MEATS 2 y “ lungs,” he said. “You should have ork i in California | ‘22.2% 2° *— 8" Matte boeken : Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers ropm. 1033. Henry buijding. , Plus War K'shipping Hoard Moorings—Atr De Docks -D-esned. per 8 | fessor Harry BE. Smith in charge. SAYS PHYSICIAN, pulled the tongue out of the throat) LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 17.—|" Anna 2. Morse, wir Weat | United Kingdom 5 9, = = vn “ee E ENTREATIES first, then the water would have|More than 14.000 railroad men in " © Detreen. od King San, THe opened nis grip, took out his | come.” | Southern California will be called st? Labries, | United Kingdom 6% ipoerope and lstensd. There was pearly a gallon of wa-[out If the threatened Tailroad strike cee ee HVUUNTVNLUTUURGUUUUAEA LUAU Un “It's no use,” he said, A ter still In the baby’s lungs. materializes, local officials of the! y Mt. Fern. ‘Bmith,-the father, a six-footer,| ‘Unless the lungs have been) Unjon estimated here today. Conneeticn ‘erminal—#ir Nerth- . one . his fingers and begged the | emptied,” the expert said, “the pul \ The Southern facific will be heav-|upcuane Street Terminel—Str Valdes. to use the pulmotor, motor bursts them and the patient}iest bit. It "hw 7.000 employes in| past Weterway Dock & Warehouse Co.— Beliding “After the heart stops beating,| dies.” this section of the state. The Santa . pulmotor is of no further use,”| Smith was waiting for his wite|Fe hos ®0@0 and the Salt Lake eet ean Mo gd genet the physician. “The baby’s|when she came into view. He and route (Union Pacific) 2,200, jo Gold eee has stopped. You could work| other relatives met her in the woods| =a Bernadino will be seriously e ate yr i motor two hours. It would) and broke the news to her. affected if a strike develops as al e ° i Her agoniged shrieks were heard | ™ st 2,500 men are on the Santa Ke Yard—Str Roosevelt le eriea® and bareheaded|by a fisherman seated in his boat | payroll in that oy, Seattle Training Station—U. P.| 5 scdhaew 1% % looked on sadly as the body|across the lake off Laurelhurst | ° m.,. 1 yor, Morning YP. Gen. ts : carried tenderly into the house.| It was the end of the Smiths’ iS Fi ' tr Orittdu, p. & Moel BY. bo ‘ can we tell her mother?” first vacation in six years. | trike ist i in Henry Villard, : : ‘ ‘ = | East, Union Plan ss ies . | Penn. Gen, 44a. | } SAN FRA CIBDO, Oct 1—Rail |G. @ 0. Conv. Be. ciicceccee way workers in the West were de . O. & Le Ret. ta red to strike y employes. 9% Clearings .... «+ 6,691,3 a ‘A BOOST FOR | | ise || SR seria Goa mares cumamncs ESTAURANTS Ps a headquarters. oO; .. BANK C NGS ( J | “My greatest task here is to keep 6% Serial Gold soe : if B ILDING R . A , i men from becoming restless and gs? aders professed to believe that |] write, Call or Phone Main 2765. 1/ | Balances ..... ..... 1,439.74 } |the strike order would s E & COMPANY, INC, } | | going ou ore the strike order ix ata te | | Clearings .... The following editorial appeared in the Portland }\****t 07 one of the Bastern systems . june shen » 601,841.00 Will Open the Elegant, New and Spacious Downstairs Restaurants probably the Pennsylvania—before Balances effectiv a d Charles Nichol Balances ; i i - YIELD | *" eden f MRS. CHAUNCEY WRIGHT JOHNSTON, President Oregonian under date of Thursday, October 13: [i Bees into attect on the Const son, one of the spokesmen for rail 6.5 7 man mark was at 4% at the “There must be something wrong with the ‘help’ }) $2914. up 1%; fram bhai ishop BH yl ag: petbir caine Ae when they. find it necessary to disagree with Hazen | /:24%!: Danian kronen, .1920, " Eight Per Cent Five-Year Gold Coupon Notes i 2 st a J. Titus, who has a chain of restaurants in Seattle. {Dan a eee Acquainted aren In former activities, there was not a colored ‘railroad " man’ between the Lakes and the Sound who did not || think him the greatest ‘boss’ ever born.” Fully Equipped for Parties Requiring Exclusive Tables, and Retired Service SPECIAL LUNCHEON — From 11:30 A. M. to 2:80 P. M. ELEVATOR SERVICE—Take the elevators in the building lobby, eight of them in operation for your convenience to the Restaurant's floor, or the Stairway at the Building Entrance. 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