The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1921, Page 9

WOOD SHIP BUILDERS ther to Profiteer During War BY J. F. RICHARDSON i Speci: * Toge a fealty declaring the in & test settlement ca: eg claims commission, pombshell Into proceedings, "2 given enough ship contracts them @ profit, q guests of honor, November 16, at the pe] first of six dances to be held by the Ai : ndery AT attorney Says They Banded other to prof. pellders had banded together to pre seer during (he war and since the ar- milstice, and that patriotism was not) the actuating motive behind efforts forth to build the wooden fleet, Geoffrey Goldsmith, attorney repne-| the shipping board tn hear. se before threw al Claims for amortization of plants, which bam the shipbuilders want the government to give them back of the cost of building ‘ ts, in which wooden ships . pee kee completed in time for war, OB © fave been made by 70 companies shipbuilders allege former Chair. | man BE. N. Hurley, of the shipping | 9, peard, made wild promises to them that their plants would be employed F; five years, and that they would ‘A test case was crystallized in the ‘gaim of the Tampa Dry Dock Co., of Game. Fis, now being heard | Gokismith charged that the ehip- “pellders had exchanged views to! Ca, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921. | corm a concrete cane against the gov ernment, More than 30 shipbutlding firm are représented at the hearings, in cluding Meacham & Babcock, Tacoma and Seattle, Wash. THE STATE GRAND COMMAND. ERY, Knights Templar, will be “Gets-It” Ends All orns ja} Investigator for) pal Select Commit. feo on Shipping Board Operations) 4 Bo) Ww INGTON, Nov. 8-¢Dramat: | wooden ship: | Swat aa Good for Cattncce—toney ‘alls r you touch the corn remover Thirty seconds corn with this the jabbing, stops for all time. stabbing pain of it! SEATTLE STAR National Official of Eagles Coming Col, ‘Herbert Choyneki, past | worthy president of the Gan Fran cisco Aerie, . O. By, and recently | THE of the order, week, He will arrive in Seattle Wednesday evening. { A delege accompany thru the Choyneki on his trip | ern counties Award Commission for Business Block! A commirsion to prepare plans for & proposed new business block on Second ave., between Pike and Pine ats., has been awarded Henry Bitt- man, architect and engineer. Elks of Colfax and Pullman are| ‘The bullding is to be financed by | Pasco and Kennewick posts of the! contemplating the purchase of 160 | Henry Grimshaw, thru Carter, Mac-| American Legion will jointly cl! acres near Pullman on which they »ponaid and Miller. The site is that brate Armistice Day in Paseo Fri | wit establish picnic grounds, golf|now occupied by H. EB, Gleason & until federal funds are made avail- able. More than $10,000 is Watla Walla county's sha n the October ap. Portionment of school funds. day. links, tennis courts, baseball fields | Go, ere and other aids to recreation, rater Mra. Anna Compton Winn will eee has a record of 14 of the big cats give a concert ‘olumbia —callege | in one season. More than 6,000,000 bushels of wheat will be shipped from Seattle before Jan, 1, according to contracts Es lalready made, A fleet of 80 shipa| AFmistice day celebration in Port An- eee American Legion plang for a big in Milton, Nov the proceeds to be devoted to the debt of the stu dent body of Columbia college. ee | ries and shriv from the true 8 peel it right = 3 painlessly pal aie corn pests. Don’ ree and pamper ti! | Don't cut trim them. it! VE them with ETS-IT.” Costs trifle at an drugstore. Mid. by B. Lawrence Co, Chi Sold in tle by the Ow! Drug > olen se ebratio Will, be required to move the grain. be jot remamtiered, There oil be a banquet, singing numbers, commu- nity singing, speeches and the grand Armistice ball, eee Seven candidates have thrown their hats into the ring for mayoral- ty honors in Centralia. ‘They are T. C. Rogers, RC. Stanley, Geor, Barner, Dr. J. G. Sargent, BR ‘Thomas, John Saunders and August Ocxs. The two high candidates for mayor at the primary election on No vember 21 will go on the ballot for the general election, December 5. eee The importance of pees to blossom. ing orchards and the value of honey }as a principal or by product is to be | récognized at the Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition in Seattle, Nov, 21 to 26. ‘The Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Co. has petitioned the state highway department for a franchise to operate wires along the Pacific highway between Centralia and Che halls eee “The development of oll in com. mercial quantities in such close proximity to Walla Walla as the Co: lumbla river basin means as much to this community as the Immense | wheat fields for which the Walla Walla country is known the world over."—From ‘an editorial in the Walla Walla Union, eee William Short, president of the Washington State Federation of Labor, says that the unemployment situation in the state has shown a marked improvement recently. eee Maj. Malcolm Douglas, prosecuting attorney of King county, will be Chinook salmon have finished run-| the chief speaker at the dedication | on Willapa harbor, The pack| ceremonies of the New American is year will be about one-fifth of | Legion building in Olympla Armia the 1920 pack. tice Day, ye Ph | eee eee Yakima merchants have lost thou- James Allen, supervisor of high-| William La Lievre of Keremors has | sands of dollars on account of rats. The recently completed shingle mill of the Aloha Lumber Co. Ho- quiam, was scheduled to open this week. ways, says that highway work in|the champ cougar dog of the state.| Various schemes are being tried to | the state is to be held at a minimum! His name is “Cougar Wag" and he’ eradicate the pest, Bex ThreeInseparables One for mildness) VIRGINIA One for mellowness, BURLEY One for aroma, TURKISH | The finest tobaccos perfectly aged and blended DO forl5' Z, ae yy 2 5 wif] = H AVE. NEW YORK CIT < |Trade Conditions in Bradetreet's review of the week, elected grand worthy vice president| Fe better in the wholesale and job- will pay an official bing lines, strike talk apparently visit to weries in Washington this! acting as a‘ stimulant to buying, eupecially in live stock, other food of local Baglen wit Stuffs and fuel | distribution is slightly highe POR SKIN IRRITATIONS Show Improvement Trade conditions, as summed up The retail trade ts irregula: Our Aim! Best Values Superior Clothes last week While prices In some lines have lowered, several Increases are noted Foodstuffs, based on the price per - pound of 31 articles commoniy| Chain of 10 used, are a few cents higher. Stores an. w | Supplied with the 8 were held | neat and Latest of Men's, Boys’ and Women's Ready-Tallored Garments, Walsts, Furs FUNERAL SERV Monday at St, Joseph's church for Mrs, Margaret C. Gorman, 62, wife of John J, Gorman, 317 18th ave, N. 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Over Pig’n Whistle Bush & Lane Piano Co.’s BIG MONEY SAVING SALE of new pianos and player-pianos (of world recognized standard quality) GETS WELL-DESERVED RESPONSE and is fast finding homes for these fine new upright, grand and player pianos. ; And This Is Just What We Expected it is more fully realized today than ever before that MUSIC IS ESSENTIAL TO THE HAPPINESS OF THE HOME. it is everywhere conceded that the PIANO is the one instru- ment SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS FOR PRODUCING MUSIC IN THE HOME, most people realize that IT IS CHEAPER in the long run TO BUY A GOOD PIANO than a poor one. _the pianos and player-pianos being sold in this BIG MONEY-SAVING SALE are the FINEST MAKES and GRADES WE HAVE EVER CARRIED since we have been in business and ARE AS GOOD AS MONEY CAN BUY anywhere in the world. ‘ we as wholesalers have taken these pianos back from deal- ers who could not pay for them and are now selling them at retail and AT PRICES LOWER THAN HAVE BEEN HEARD OF IN YEARS—PRICES, IN FACT, WHICH ARE ADMITTED TQ BE EXTREMELY LOW, even by the most careful buyers. these pianos are being sold by a firm whose REPUTATION FOR SQUARE DEALING IS UNQUESTIONED, whose guarantee with each instrument is AS STRONG AS IT IS POSSIBLE TO WRITE, and whose reliability, in advertis- ing, IS BACKED BY EVERY DOLLAR THEY POSSESS. - FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR We carry no stencil Every instrument piano or player-pianos. a standard make. 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