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Evening star., 1919-09-21

. W. ~
9 KOLUMN g
5-ounce Rolls Toilet
Paper, 6 for 2Gc
3Oc Domet Flannel, l9c
Heavy white domet flannel,
with warm fleece.
Wax Paper, Sc
Package of Is sheets.
Sl.OO Window Shades, 69c
Holland finished shades. in
dark green and dark blue.
Palmolive Soap,
3 for Csc
Rag Rugs, Acc
lSx36 heavy rag rugs. with
fringe; bright mixed pat
terms.
Pound Talcum Powder,
Sc
Pound box rose, violet or
corylopsis talcum.
Unbleached Cotton, 21c
35c yard-wide unbleached
cotton, of good quality
Pearl Necklaces, Csc
$3.50 beautiful pearl bead
necklaces; 54 inches long.
$2.98 Diaper Cloth, $3.50
1o-yard piece 22-inch Red ;
Star sanitary birdeye diaper
cloth.
$500 Bedspreads, $3.50
72xS4 heavy white cro-
cheted spread, with hemmed
edge.
Soc Percale, 39c
Best quality yard-wide
percale, in stripes and
figures.
$1.5O Baby Blankets,
$1.19
Warm, soft-finished baby
robe blankets, in pink and
blue patterns.
Children's Hose, 35c
Made to sell for soc and
55c. Medium and heavy
ribbed for boys and girls.
All sizes. White. black, tan
and cordovan. Slightly i'm
perfect.
Women's Hose, Csc
Women's Isle hose, in
black, white, gray and
brown.
Infants Shirts, 39c
Silk and wool; all wool and
part wool kinds: with high
necks and long sleeves.
Women's Bloomers, CSC
Pink knit bloomers, with
elastic at top and knees.
Extra sizes are 79c.
Lisle Hose, SEC
Women's full fashioned
Isle hose. in white and
black. Slightly irregular
weave.
Mercerized Lisle Hose,
SEC
Full fashioned; strictly
perfect. Black and colors.
Silk Hose, $1.39
Women's full fashioned
thread silk hose, in black
and gray. Slightly imper-
feet. :
Silk Hose, CSC
Women.s thread silk and
fiber silk hose; fashioned
and full-fashioned. Black,
brown, tan, gray and white.
Some perfect; some a bit i'm
perfect.
Boys Hose, SEC
All sizes in boys heavy
ribbed black hose. Worth SOC
and 55c. Strictly perfect.
Baby Yokes, 25c>
Dainty embroidered square
yokes with finished necks.
Val Laces, Sc
Round and diamond mesh
walls in edges and insertions.
Handkerchiefs, Sc
Women's white hemstitch-
ed handkerchief with EN-
broidered corner.
Slip-on Wells, Csc
Black and colors in these
new wells; spots, dots and
figures.
Mems Underwear, S1.65
Part wool gray garments;
worth 50 on today's market.
Monito Socks, 39c
Mems Monito Isle socks, in
black, cordovan, navy, light
gray, smoke and white.
Mems Sateen Shirts,
$1.19
Mems heavy black sateen
shirts; best make. Collar and
POCKET.
Mems Sweaters, $1.29
Heavy ribbed gray sweat.
ers.- with V-neck, shawl col.
lar and two pockets.
Mems Flannelette
Night Shirts, $1.55
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Women's Slip-on
Ripple 5 7D.98
Sweaters 1V

Beautiful new wool sweaters.
purled at waist. and with full ripple
skirt. Also in Tuxedo style with
sash and bell sleeves. Warm. attrac-
tive and serviceab1e. In rose. copen.
salmon, turquoise, buff and pea
cock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
ny RAYMOND CI.APPrR

u nited Press STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON. sept 4 pcclar.
Ing that the steadily rising cost VI
living IL a serious menace" MON
beers ~ the American National Live
stock association market committee
today addressed letter 60 President
Wilson, outlining the program OF re.
lief
The live stock men propose.
l. Placing 200 600 600 acres OF pub.
lie grazing land under federal con.
uol TO Increase meat production.
z Prompt completion " the de.
partment OF agrieulture's survey
covering the cost of meat production
from farmer TO consumer.
2 Enactment ~ legislation looking
To federal control of the meat indus
Try similar 10 that proposed In the
kenyon and kcudrick bills now
pending,
The letter IL signed by live stock
men. including NJ A. Jaatru. 1.
Burke. Dwight n Heard and H. c.
Wallace.
An the data in the hands % the
committee Is offered to the prcsi
dent
We recognize that the steadily
mounting cost OF living IL "a most ~.
rious menace 10 our national wei
fare and largely contributory TO IN.
dustrial discomfort" the letter
states
As meat proslucts constitute o
large percentage Of this living cost.
We offer Tor your consideration the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Livestock Men Propose
Greater Meat Production
Control Packers

following definite suggertions for i'm.
provement
Controf Packers
Prompt action by congress pro
viding FOR "a constructive plan FOR
Just and thorogoing federal control
~ the packing industry. which shall
maintain the efficiency OF this great
est OF our national industries. hut
shall prevent tn the future such mis-.
use Ut the enormous. rapidly grow.
INK economic and concs ntrntod finnn.
clai power OF the group ~ five great
packers as the investigation Of the
federal trade commission shows have
occurred IN the past"
The letter calls Tor the enactment
OF such reasonable. effective and
definite legislation as shall possibly
prevent manipulation. boarding or
speculation In meat and other essen.
tial food products, shall provide Tor
the regulation and control by license
81 the packers under the agency of
the department OF agriculture. an i'm.
partial agency assuring fair treat.
ncnt to producers. packers ana con
sumers alike. shah prevent packer
control of all food produces. shall
provide FOR marketing places 20 be
treated au public utilities. free from
packer control"
The letter further protested
against alleged abuses cited by the
federal trade commission. and stated
that the kendrick and Kenyon bills
incorporated the principles advo-
Gated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
TO LOOK OVER
GREENWOOD Az.
Council Committee VIII In
spect Car Line

Without 80 much AS the batting
Of an eye, the utilities committee OF
the city council Thursday approved
and passed council hills authorizing
the expenditure OF SiSSeo.
one measure authorizes the light
ing department to spend Sig.aoo for
reinforcement work az the Ncslcr
sub station The other authorizes
the purchase Of n s. 500 truck and
pole wagon for the utilities depart
menI
The utilities committee viii view
next Thursday the Greenwood street
car line and the locality beyond the
Ballard North line, \ petition has
been presented for the purchase ~
the Greenwood line or exchange OF
transfers and for the extension OF
the Ballard North line,
\ petition for water mains IN Lu.
ellie ~. win be considered by the
- Enmittce next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
CONFERENCE ON
H. C. |. DELAYED
District Attorneys Put OIL
Price Meeting

The conference OF United states
diStric, attorneys. Francis A. Gar.
ret. Of Spokane; Bert Haney. ot
Portland. and Robert G Saundsr-
scheduled 10 take place Thursday
to discuss ways and means Of com.
batting the high cost Of living has
been postponed 20 next Tuesday.
No word has yet been received
By officers OF the local Fair Price
committee from State Fcod Con.
trolier Hebherd ON future bread
prices In Seattle. Executive Secre'
tary Smith j. investigating Thurs
day number Of reported rent prof
iteering cases
II results obtained hy Smith war
rant federal action. prosecution may
follow. declared District Attorney
Saunders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
PRODUCTS.
ALL TAKE A JUMP
Local Dealers Say Demand
Exceeds Supply

Local country creamery butter
jumped 20 g. cents in cubes and 60
ccnts in bricks Thursday The al.
vance had been predicted Tor several
days by local creamery men. who are
all cieaned out ~ high grade stocks
% butter. The demand IL far In tx
cess ~ the supply. claim dealers
Storage butter went up 10 80 cents
Local fresh ranch eggs are selling
Thursday at 81 cents per dozen.
a-cent Increase since Tuesday
Plenty 81 storage stocks are az hand.
but the trade 10 reported 20 be- very
slow in it, dema nd for this stock.
Raw milk went up to t1.2s per
hundrcdwcight. a io.eent raise over
last months quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
MEXICO CITY ELECTRIC
WORKERS MAY QUIT

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 4.-The en-
tire force Of the Mexico City Elec-
trio company. which operates the
street railways and the water and
light plants. threatens to strike to-
day because five of the American
employees. who held responsible posi-
tons for many years. were dis
charged without reason. The COM
pany is owned by British interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

BAN FRANCtsCO. Sept. Butter
Extras. sic per % frata. BIC per ~.
EERH- Extras. eGc per dor. firatm. 81 4 r
per doz. extra pulletH. 56isc per doz
undorsised puiiets. asc per doz
ChceHa--California flats. fancy age
per H.
do shipping. I2.07h G3.12N common
points and Z. o. b. cars.
pats-Red feed. i2s5a a5 per Genital.
seed prices t9.to 0520. black seed. $40
fs.s0; feed. t2s0u275
Potatoes New crop garnet. ta.2ba2so.
river white. t2.25U2sS. sweet. 5a5hc
per III.
Oulons--Yeliow. sass per ocntali do
Australian brown. t7.5S. do red. ;27s.
Dried poas-Old crop. green, ~ Csc
per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Pershing Now Full
Pledged General

NAShINGTpN. sept. - he sen
ate today unanimously confirmed
the nomination Of John J Pershlng
j. be a general Of the army.
Violating all precedent, the senate.
upon request OF senator Wad-worth
chairman OF the military affairs
committee. considered the nomina.
ton In open session. Senator Thorn
as. Colorado. suggested that the sen.
ate confirm Gen. Pershing by a ris-
Ing vote. and. amid the applause OF
the galleries. this was done
The senate also passed resolution
offered by senator McCumber. North
Dakota. declaring Tuesday. Sept.m-
Der rs. legal holiday in the District
OF Columbia, so that banks may close
lon that day. when Pershing viii re
turn to the capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Kline Gets First
Metal Car Tickets

First metal street car tickets put
on sale at the municipal railways
office in the county-city building
were purchased Thursday by f. b.
Kline. a deputy sheriff.
The city has obtained 10000 OF the
"slugs" intended primarily. not for
the general public. but for the use
OF public and private concerns which
customarily purchase tickets in
large quantity for use OF their EN-.
ployes.
Later we expect TO get n metal
school children's ticket" explained
Glenn ii. Hoover, personal service
chief of the city railways office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
MARKET
NOW STRONGER
Peaches Are Steady; Potato
Market Shaping Up

The pear market - stronger, with
some quotations noted az sab0 per
box. while there l. little demand.
shipments OF Eastern Washington
nartlctts are declining
Peaches were steady There Will be
one more week Of plenty ia the peach
market this season
The potato market Tor the fall l.
already shaping itself Opening quo
tatlons may be higher than asp year
Local production Is reported 10 bc un.
der that 81 last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Paysse Wants Man
to Watch Boating

Owing TO the many drownlngs that
occur annually In Lake Washington.
Port Warden A. A. Paysse wants to
appoint deputy on the lake who
can devote some OF his time 20
watching boat parties and who can
operate a pulmotor.
With this In view. he asked Cor.
porstion Counsel Meier to give him
an opinion as to whether be has au-
thority to appoint such deputy and
Uhat he can pay the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

PORTLAND. Sept s--cat RE
rciptH IS head; market lower Good 20
choice steers. fia sOHis.Ao fair to good
steers q. $50. common 20 fair stects.
fTM7t 30. good to choice cows and hsil-
srs. f7us. medium 10 good. 1901: can
ncrs. i2uh. bulls. isU7: calves. fsu1s.
HoEs-itecsipts. aai head. market II
higher. Prime MIXED. tI7.s00tss me-
dunn ited. ii79l7.s03 rough heavy.
nc SEQ 10 80. pigs. Iisgis.25. bulk OF
sales. ii7ui7s0
Sheep Receipts. i.7.s head market II.
weak Prime lambs. tt7soGi5. fair 20
medium. tii-soGi2. ysariinEp. $500
$50; vethera t7.sOas: ewes. tt07s0.
Hutter-sa u SIC per 10.
EERs-5i n SIC per dor
Hens~32sa see per ID. broIicrs. asa sc
per 10,
Cheese--3e d ssc per n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
MExlCANS URGE ACTION
IN OIL LAND DEMANDS

MENlCo CITY. sept. 4--(United
ressl-Prompt action on the appeals
Of foreign petroleum companies was
promised by Mexican officials today.
when IL developed that the supreme
court had begun active consideration
OF the oil cases. without waiting for
the action of congress. The appeals
have been divided into eight groups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
OAKLAND CAPITALIST
Is DEAD AS SUICIDE

OAKLAND. Cal. Sept. g.
James Morrow. -, retired cap
italist. killed himself today at his
home here. He locked himself In
the basement and turned on the
gas. Morrow had been worrying
Hellowing an operation. friends said.
His wife found the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Denver Market Report

DENVER. Sept. i.-Cattle-R Receipts.
a. 500 head. market steady. steers. 81. 80
ora. cows and hoiferH. i7m9. stockera
ft2b 80.
Hogs Receipts. 900 head: market IL
lower. Top. fi7S5. bulk OF sales, $3.50
Hts.
sheep Receipts. I 500 head. market is
ADD MARKETS y
steady to strong. Lamba. tl39tfa5;
ewes, f7up. feeder lambs. fil.50al3. 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

stalls 81 boiling meat. tse n iamh
stew. i1hc n: corncd beef. l5c NJ stan
tai. lbs Mexican or Hayo beans. CSC /.
NuraYa tca. $50 N Golden West coffee.
In can Sc. s-ih can Pic. Laurel milk.
ioc can. Stall 1876. canning peaches. 81 90
crate fancy ripe tomatoes. thn csc
grapes, acc basket stall I34. whole
salmon. soc; hsiihut zoe NJ smeliH. zoe
NJ. stalls 1917. N sack krone flour
1870; rolls toilet paper. CSC; bars
f.enox soap. Csc. ? ms. Flake white
shortening. CSC. Sugar stall bars
Crystal white soap. s2e; bars No-Rub
Naptha soap. age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
u. S. AGENTS SEIZE
rs QUARTS BOOZE

Department Of justice agents are
In possession Of rs quarts OF bonded
whisky Thursday az the result Of
a raid made Wednesday afternoon
with deputy sheriffs on the stand.
ard OIL tanker d. c. Scoffield at
Point Wells. The bottles were found
scattered around the engine room.
No arrests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
FOUR MEXICAN REBELS
ARE REPORTED SLAIN

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 4.-Three
rebel officers and two soldiers, who.
federal officials declare were re-
sponslble for the murder OF John
Correl, an American. have been cap.
turcd and four OF the band already
executed. say advices from Tampico.
where the rebels were taken for
court.martial.
1t is declared General Ramon
Diaz, who headed the bandits, also
will be executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
BANK CLEtRI>6s


SEw YORK. sept win most Lead
ms tasasH Hhawina fahsifal inereess.
the stock market opened FIRM today
United States steel opsard AZ ttTs. up
= Crnrihie 90 ips OF - Bethlehem
Steel IN at ssa, er = EiudshsA er
~ ftt. up a Marine a. skA up =
Central leather 80 f0as. up a Pan
American a. Ise4 % - HAidain at
up
The = hole iis' became unsettled shortly
after tire opening following s-potnt
break IN Crurihis Steel uaid~ta Loco.
motive cold Of over G points and kmsri-
caa Locomotive. ~hich sold a. high a.
%. reacted 4 pnlnfaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. sept t-ImAbliity 70 move
siS shipioads Of wheat iYtnE IN rhiisdei.
phia hartat vas ascribed ~ experts here
- the reason for sharp declines in grain
futures prices ON tho chicago Beard Of
Trade to-day.
Provisions we're slightly lower
September corn. off sac AZ the open
Ing. tt.st. lost shr additionally IN later
trading. December corn. opening Oft - r.
al ~ aoA. lost sAc later. May corn
epsninE a, iisS. of sc. subsequently,
iosf 80.
September oats. or &c At the opening.
NAr. was isc loser in later trading.
Dscsmssr. NC off. 81 1i&e. later de-
ciiu@t 10 ioAc Nay oats. orr hc a, the
openins- ssse. subsequently sold at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
HOG MARKET
STEADY HERE
Rejecting Setback Is Only
Temporary Here

The hog market continued steady
Thursday The weaker market In
Chicago gave local conditions tenn.
porary setback. but with a steady de
mand the market recovered easily
Receipts were ego cattle. a. hogs
and 2.737 sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Public Markets


stall -. rood butter. thc ~ fruit
ieiiy. 2Sc n co-operstivs milk. cans
fic Sugar and soap stall carnation or
rordsn milk i.~c can. Federal or Co
Olive. a1c: bars Creme on. 3sc; Laws
cruts. grape fruit Z for use. Bartlett
ioc ftsn Z, canning peaches 81 -
pears. o. 30 crate; cantaioupes for gsc
stall l. peaches 81 Is crate. pear. 3se
basket Red Seal Grocery. Amer pkFs
cofn flakes. ssc: Van Camps spaghetti
zoe; ms. head rice. 2sc. stall 81. Kris
iofsrsons milk station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Strike May Stop
Wilson Breakfast

OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 4,.-Presidsnt
Wilson may find some difficulty IN
getting breakfast when he arrives
here Monday morning.
Several hundred cooks and walters
struck at noon today. demanding
recognition Of the union and better
working conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

Stall To- pure fresh milk. &c a.. stall
90. Carnation milk. ttc can. stan 1911.
bonsieca smeits. 25c N; skinned soieE. 2
ibs. Csc. smsits, Toe NJ, Ibs CSC.
fresh black cod ms sso: haiibut
cheeks. fsc M. Stall i5gs. smelts. ms
ESQ. fresh skinned solea. lbs CSC: hall
but. 2 ms 3sc: black cod. lbs. Csc.
Bsring sea herring. 2 for 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
BUS PERMIT GRANTED

Frank +. kiphouse was granted
nm exclusive permit by the city utili.
ties committee, Thursday. to operate
a bus line on 35th ave. S. w, from
Henderson st. to Alaska st. The
permit terminates after one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
CORNER

Stall .. fresh smelts. . ne 25c: skinned
soieH. 2 lbs zGc. fresh ling cod. 2 ths
25c: fresh chinook salmon. zoe N. Stall
~. fresh hatibut 2 MS. a5c; fresh salmon.
9 MS 3sc. halibut checks, 15c M.
skinned soies. i5c ~. ms csc; smalis
2 ms f5c. red snapper. lbs Csc. Inns
cod 2 iba pc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
If0NOMN

stall 20. fresh silver salmon. zoe N +.
halibut checks. fbs. SIC: young salmon.
lie m, fresh black cod. 2 ms 2bc:
ha1ihut. 20c ~ fresh smelts l0c N. Q
ms 2bc skinned soies. . lbs Csc. clans.
Sc bucket. homeless trout. Csc 10. STAINS
2O-2t. canning peaches. 800 per crate:
fancy tomatoes 0sc por crate: best
cantaioupes. for 2sc large banangs.
zoe per doz watermelon. 2i4c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

Agron, str Anthem, str Blrtrand, str
Bingamon. str Cagacan, str Cardia,
str Cineyras. str Cozlan, str Dione.
str Kitten. str ELISA. str Fort Harri-
son, str Fort Stanwix, str Imufkn. str
Loot. str hayden, schr Henry Wilson.
motor schr Libby Maine. ship Sno-
dualmic, bye corus.
ueachnm & Babcook-str Cinema. str
Chhlcis.
Rogers Brown pler--Str West lsip.
,timRon NH compsny--Str Goodspced.
San Wan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
100000 BARRELS
FLOUR PURCHASED

Approximately 100000 barrels OF
-four have been purchased In the
Northwest zone for September deliv-
cry by the United States Grain cor
pora ton at Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

stalls si-ss. sturgeon, soc NJ, smelts.
iOo NJ niiet % solos. ESQ m: Chinook
salmon. pc n. No. | hallbut. 25c NJ;
fresh whole salmon. SOC and coo each.
gtaiI III. assert Cd tellies. 2 Tor 35e. fancy
uardines. for 35c. pure strained honey
7sc at. tuna fish. zoe per can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Poles Sign Up for
3O-Day Armistice

LONDON. Sept 4.--The Poles
and Ukrainians, who have been fight.
ing in Southern Russia. signed n 30.
day armisticc Monday. II was learned
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.--Coffce--No.
Rio. t9hc per III; No. I Santos. 2shc
per ID.
sugar-ccntrifugoi 7.2sc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
CALLS FROM ABROAD

Gen. Bramwell Booth says that
calls have come for salvation Army
work from Mesopotamia, Japan, Rus.
sia. Korea. India and other parts OF
the worls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

Quebec's farm acreage increased
CSS acres last spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
sailed Prom Seattle

HrpirmhFr 81 fr SEATTLE spirit fnf 70
hphans. Kobe. Manila aud iiangfunE
september a-Natur Hehr Dosktuu for
Genoa Via Panama a. 10 .. a.. motor
schr Naksna for Vancouver. y. &C. VIA
Nottingham. Port Angeles and Victoria.
- q. at y. M stf Hhinpo MArs for
Yokohama and Kobe Via Vancouver. o.
G., at 3. M ctr Fonduco FOR phnAdsi-
phia at $50 .. M. str EhAHwaF Tor
Houth~cntern Alaska Via Eou,hsastsrn
Alaska and Point Wells at asso .. m. /.
str y. Loop for Tacoma at sise y "a. /.
g. a n Burnside for Alaska at 10 a m /.
sir Prines Rupert for rrince Rupert. u
e.. VIA ports at midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

September str FULTON from Tacoma
a.
September str Prince Rupert from
Prince Rupert a. c.. VIA ports at ats
s. m. str jefferson from southeastern
Alaska 81 g. "a Htf Dora from Tn
ALASKA NIe f'ura a. uanu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

following definite sussestions for i'm.
movement
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-05-03
SHOW SPIRIT OF FAIRNESS
American Gives English Writers Credit
for One Attribute That 10
Worthy Of Praise.

have frequently said the writers In
England are superior to ours, particu-
larry as TO fairness and conservatism.
The other day ran across a review
article criticising the general igno-
rance Of the people about old and clas-
steal things. After proving his point
cleverly and effectually the writer pro-
ceeded to examine himself. He turned
to the encyclopedia at random and
took the first subject at the top Of the
page. He confessed he knew nothing
about IL. He did the same thing with
many other subjects Of classical an
tiQuity. And this fellow is one Of the
best-educated men In England.
An American writer would not have
done that; he would have pretended to
be thoroughly familiar with everything
In the encyclopedia, and witheringly
abused the people for lacking his great
knowledge.
The truth about old classical sub
jects is that most OF them are buried
In books and that few people know
anything about them, for the reason
that they are not OF the slightest Inn
portance.
An Englishman is mean. but he has
a lot Of sense; and he viii be reason
ably fair. even II disagreeable with II.
e. w. Howe's Magazine.