The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 4

PAGE 4 MERGER IS “THREATENED Failure of Congress to Enact Legislation Menaces Entire Scheme BY J. F. RICHARDSON WASHINGTON, Mar, 10.—-Failure Dy wongress to enact subsidy legis lation which wil! make ship operation of American ships attractive to “big capital,” will have a serious effect ‘on the plans for the gigantic Pacific Goast Merger of all operating com.) panies now handling ehipping beard Bhips into one $30,000,000 corpora | tion. | ‘This admission was made yester @ay by Herbert Fleishacker of San Francisco, member of the interna. Honal bankers’ grou nd head of | the Anglo, London-F bank. | “Naturally,” said Fieishhacker in the interview—whioh was curiously contradictory in some phases —"“the THE SEATTLE STAR Han’kerchiefs Men’s Bandanna or White Handkerchiefs that sold at Ibe, go AT FIRE SALE “Ic Insurance A table with Men's Shoe— values to $1000—-AT FIRE SALE PRICE $2.95 Men's Unionalls in bloe or khaki— formerly to $3.00— GLOVES We have marked a large lot of Canvas Gloves AT FIRE SALE PRICK 3C BOYS’ SUITS A tet of Boys’ Suits cote 1 $12.00-—-AT FIRE BALK PRICK $3.85 P orwa o lay Bs Bhor— valor THE END IS HERE Every article in this great stock must go. The Insur- ance Companies paid their loss in full—we got the money —We do not want this smoke or fire damaged merchan- dise. Every bit of it must be sold regardless of cost or worth. This is a GENUINE FIRE SALE, so come—- FINAL WIND-UP SATURDAY Rene © sie ip mn ‘male AY FIRE BALE race MEN'S PANTS MER’S SUITS AT FIRE SALE PRICE L Apecial lot of Men's Pante—to Men's Sulte—values to $40,00— oss big company would be formed to} handle them. Soenar FIRE SALE PRICE AT FIRE SALE PRICK — 98c [$9.85 mr tn aeruc ff OVERCOATS MEN'S SOX oe et Gas ae We have marked Men's Sox, prices to $15.00—ge AT formerty up to 240—-AT FIRE CS FIRE SAL# PRICE Men's Underwear Yeu cam buy Man's Under. wear, that sold at $1.00, AT 69c BOYS’ SHOES Come here and get Boys’ Shoes, values to $6.00—AT FIRE 6ALE PRICE $1.87 WORK SHIRTS We have « large banch of Work Shirts, marked to $1.50 “The stock of the contemplated | oy Gerporation will not be offered the | é at first. It would be under. | by a few wealthy concerns ‘and, after the venture is assured, the Btocks would then be thrown on the YOUR It is to be med, aince Fleiah. is the leader in the merger} Alma Mann, 12-year-old that his banks would under-| daughter of an American em- peau An attractive ploye in the canal zone, has} for the ships were named by, Won for herself the title of board, and congress should enact |“ Houdini girl” by her unusual) seney ad tha overament ‘have | swimming stunts. One of her} that the stock would ever be of-| performances is to swim the! fered to the emall investor? was canal, chained hand and foot.’ |She has done it dozens of| shipping board would have | times. “Easy,” she saye.| ipegiied Fielshnacker” “tam, pro. | “Swimming always did come this whole scheme as a pure | natural for me.” tot action to help the United | d the shipping board estab | a merchant marine, 1 wen't prof plan thru the merger propost- ‘a dime out of this whole thing. | ° We bel thie project will gran varying my own expenses | 1, business interests of the Pacific! L : eS the | const to urge congress to pass the) Py wg ‘ose a pan ie | waney legislation,” said Fisish oe Aig lg ‘That efforta are beng made to or INTERESTS bring Senator Wesley Jones and GOAST Senator Poindexter of Washington, made plain during the Im-| as well as Hiram Johnson of Califor | hat bignae y Lasker of the | nia, and other Pacific coast senators to line up the Pacific|into line for the subsidy, is well # in favor of his sub known. 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Companies’ Dress SHIRTS A counter full of Men's Dress Shirts go AT FIRE SALE good Hate—valuty to $5.00— --