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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Loew's Lyceum.

Amusement lovers Of every variety
may find ample to entertain them In
the current bill at Loew's Lyceum the
alter, which opened Sunday The
unsteady inclined, however will find
more than any The Five Musical Mac
Laurens have Il Scotch act which is In.
terspersed with variety of musical
numbers closing with a lively dance in
which all five members OF the act par
ticipate.
The Royal -Four. q quartet, energies
from hay and feed stable at rise.
They sing so well, wonder Is expressed
at what they might be able to accom-
plish vocally should they enter from
a saloon or the old Stag Buffet which
used to adioin the theater.
To those who love dancing Mildred
Rogers Ia like the inspiration of for
hidden wine She is a flyweight In
avolrdupos but heavyweight In win
ming applause, Her changes OF char
aeter and costume are revelations IN
speed and art and her songs go over
well
10 the lover Of oddities. Apple Bios
SONS, singing and whistling novelty
by Bill Eldert & Co., the company con
sistlng of S2-caliber blonde, please
although the act is unchanged from
Gastronomical gyrations, Fun in a
Restaurant by Caplane & Wells, open
the bill with dash that is maintained
throughout.
Even the obviously inclined, II there
DO any left on earth. can find some
satisfaction In the picture which closes
the show,
Apparently taking the cue from
Smiles, the last lyric played by the
Maclaurens, Frank Keenan,, IN the film
| feature, Gates of Brass" takes nu-
merous "smles' throughout the action
OF the story unfolded In celluoid, He
becomes inehriated IN seven keys to
such degree AZ to satisfy the most
ardent adherent OF that deerepit old
| goddess, Bacchus, and no doubt viii
| please throughout the engagement the
| milder type OF prohibitionlsts who
would impose capital punishment upon
| those who would take a drink because
he verN ohlgingly dies IN the midst
of a splendid 100 per cent jag
The bill Is well worth the price,
NED COURTNEY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
REFUSE TO ASK REPEAL
OF ESPIONAGE ACT

Nov, BY unanimous
vote, the senate Judiciary committee
today declined to recommend repeal of
the espionage act Repeal bills of
Senator'S France, of MARYLAND, and
PoindeXter, of Washington Republic
cans, were ordered reported adversely.
The committee decided it was imprac-
ticahle to repeal the law because 1t in
cluded search warrant and other pro-
visions necessary for the enforcement
of prohibition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
DENY REPORTS ABOUT
EXPULSION OF HAZERS

AUBURN, Ala, Nov 3--Reports that
five members of the senior class at the
Alabama Polytechnic institute have
been listed for expulsion and six others
are under consideration for similar ac-
tion on charges Of hazing, were denied
today by college authorities Dir. c. c,
Thach, president OF the school, is in
South Carolina and could not be reached
this morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
CALOTADS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Gallo
tabs, the Purified Calomel
Tablets That Are Nau-
sealess, Safe
2A =
and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases OF lnflu-
euza Often lead to pneumonia and sother
serious complications They say that
every cold should receive immediate
attention and that the first step IN the
treatment Is to make sure that the liver
Ii active. For this purpose Calotabs.
the perfected, nausealess oalomel tab
lets are the surest, best and most agree.
able laxative, y
One Calotab at bedtime with a swal-
iow OF water---that's all, no salts, no
nausea, and no upsetting of the dges-
ton and appetite. Next morning your
c6ia has vanished, your liver is active
yu{Ir system is purified and refreshed
and you ara feeling fine with o hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
pieasa--no danger,
For your protection, Calotahs are sold
oisly II, original sealed paShaEes, price
fl1irty-five cents. AL drufrEi Ms recon-
mead and guarantee Caiotat and are
Authorized TO refund the Price II YOU
ats not delighted with Them adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

cannot we'll serve both ends. What
propose is to divorce the shipping board
ating ships and allow it to do the things
IL was created to do, and create cor
poration separate and independent Of it
TO operate, maintain and dispose OF our
Ships In such a way as to give us an
adequate merchant marine in a per-
manent basis"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
S0L0N'S CONDITION
is STILL UNCHANGED

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Nov. a.
Senator Martins condition was un.
changed today an announcement b. his
physician said, although The spent a
past.
THE senator slept six hours Sunday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
WALSH
SAYS:

You can't satisfy mans appetite with
a glowing description Of country fried
chicken.
Nor can we by using lot of super
latives arouse your interest in our line
of Irish and Scotch novelty homespuns
So what we want you to do is to drop
in, let us put them on the table before
you, draw up your chair and fall to.
We're always pleased to show you,
and there is absolutely no obligation
to order.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

night, but had no appetite for break
fast this morning" the announcement
said He was resting more comfort
ably this morning, but his general con-
dition is unchanged
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
Men of All Glasses

Should vote for r. G, Scarborough, can
didate for city assessor He has given
you fair and impartial assessments on
your property. adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

help 90 remedy Employment. Tor
instance which wili b. submitted %
Legislators OF icague u nations mem
beers.
with regard To child labor. a mum.
hcr OF delegates are known 60 be
ready TO Introduce resolutions
against unemploy mcnt OF children
under 10 years 90 ago
The women inlndustry question. il
was learned will be divided into
three phases prohibition OF work
FOR expctcant mothers and those
Who have Just become mothers.
With a national fund for their main
tcnanoc during this period. abolition
of night work Tor women and regula.
tons TO safeguard women ia danger.
GUS trades.
President Wilson. IL was an.
nounced last night. has sent word to
American diplomatic representa-.
lives to invite the nations to which
they are accredited 70 send dclogaten
To the conference. Calling or the
meeting 10 soon was believed 70 have
been influenced BY the gcneral labor
unrest and the labor problems re qulr.
ms solution
The national railroad conference 10
consider naturalization Of railways
will meet here two weeks before the
International labor gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
World Labor Conference
to Discuss Many Problems

WARRINGTON. AUS IA United
t'tessi WITH the International IA.
Dor conference created unaer The
rcaco treaty called TO meet In Wash.
lnEton October -. interest ccntercd
teday In the problems that viii be
taken an BY this convention.
According TO Or james Shotweli
American representative in the in
trrnaticnsi organising committee
and ~ H. Greenwood. assistant sec.
rotary Of the conference. the follow
ms questions will be considered;
l. An eight.hour Gay policy for
the entire world
:. state help Tor UNEMPLOYED
;. Regulation or prevention OF
child labor.
{. Conditions q employment OF
women In industry
Several hundre, delegates are ex.
peetcd 70 attend the conference.
which will be the greatest labor
gathering In history.
Only nationals which have ratified
the treaty. may participate. however.
and Il was pointed out today there
was possibility the United States
may be unable 10 take part
Plan Legislation
The purpose Of the conference II
to draw ~ legislation on various
phases ef tho labor problen-state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

New York Stock News

NEW YORK. Aug i---on the theory
that Andres Carnegie Wa iAfEs holder
there sas some selling Of United states
steel common yesterday u d"*sl"pso
today. however. that the books ~ the
tnitsd states steel corporation show he
uaa not a shArehoider 81 record he 80
tersst being confined 90 FIRST mortgage
honds. most o. which are pisdKed 20
various educational Institutions
Fractional declines IN practically al
the leading Issues marked the stock mar
kst opening to-day
United Btat~- steel opensd Of ioiA. OF
Z uethiehefn steel n" opened AZ ~,
or ID crucibio At 1885,. OF = Marine
ct fsa. up 3 Central Leather 81 pbk
or = American Hide and Leather -
atudehaAer a. lo5. or = iniisd states
Rubber ~ 1884, off ~
A. the snd % the nrst hair hour ths
narast rallied sith equipments the lead
err baldwin gained - points over the
on shares we're veil taken 90 al re-
esasians
A petition = being circulated on the
floor % the exchange asking the rover
nors "a close ths exchange nsrt Sssur.
day
the entire 10, became sironr around
noon and new highs for the day we're
made tnited states Steel ~ss W
peint ffgfn the early loo United Retail
stores aaid close 70 w ASN fffffo fataH.
altho al no time weak. failed 60 follow
90 strength 81 the previous secession. Ths
motor stocks astsd veil. VITA ~ aon ~
within polnfs Of the yrafs hiEh
Win oils and tobacco arflnE bret, the
market ronfinusa dali ~ me Afternoon.
some tire shares continued 90 held veil
Pan Americas held O. level around ie1.
burinH the last half heur the majority
- the itst held firm. itstah Stores soid
Stove ne. ~hiis BALDWIN HAs up nearly
points Tor the dAg The maFkrt clossd
firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Dop Suit to Bar
Warren's Censors

lhs injunction sun u the Equity
fsnling Co. axxins, Chief OF Police
~ v Warren and Ire city o. Sc
re has been drcpy~d By common
nspt. Corporation Counsel walter
= nes announced Tuesday.
~ suit vas brought by the print
= nm several months ago. 70 re
n'ss Ne police from breaking Up
- and destroying printed maferi-
= Wiki Chief Warren might de
= M se-iit.ous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

with peaches comlnH In steadily
and with tho fret Elhertas from
Eastern Washington oue IN about
week wholesale dealers are pro
dieting a drop in prices shortly.
Canning In all soft fruit this year
has been negligible owing 10 the
h,gh prices.
Tomatoes are firm Notwith-
standing the extreme prices in ef-
feet for tomatoes. growers claim
they win lose money this season
The lack ~ rain has been respon-
siblo for the low output both in
quantity and quality.
The butter market r. uncertain.
The retail trade - apparently er.
pcctinF a fall In prices and have
determined 20 huy just as little
butter as possible until after the
drop. Dealers say that no decrease
is IN sight until the storage stocks
begin moving al a. steady rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Starts Pickle Factory, but Dry
Squad Cops Break Up His Plant

Panama cafe. Third ave. restsu.
rant. where he was employed.
In his rooms were found a com.
plete still and some raisin mash. In
the baggage room where he had left
It. without the lsndlady's knowledge.
police say they found "A 15.gallon
keg OF raisin mash. covered with n
barrel
The nerve OF him" sputtered the
Indignant landlady. He told me he
was maxim pickles. He says TO me
You Americans don't know how to
make pickles guess he meant
picked And he even borrowed
some flour from me TO stop up the
leaks in the stlll lie told me he
wanted the flour to make pancakes q"
Meanwhile Abrahams lanRuishes
in the city bsstile His pickle bust.
ness was failur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
HARPER FERRY
READY TO SAIL
viii Make the First Trip on
Saturday

With Governor Louis v Hart.
state. city and county officials and
state judges on board. the Ferry
Washington will make tho arrt
trip from Seattle 90 Harper sstur-
day
The ferry Will Leave at the Mari
on e. landing Saturday az II q
m for Nashon Heights. whers
luncheon viii be served. followed
By an automobile tour % the
Island. The party viii then pro-
coed 20 Harper. where officials viii
speak.
Following an auto tour u kitsap
county. the party will leave Harper
at o'clock in the afternoon on
the return trip 10 Seattle.
Next Sunday viii see tho first
regular trip of the Ferry wash
inEton from Seattle TO Harper
Three trips day viii be made.
the ferry leaving here at $50
m. i;ts p m. and $50 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

Shades OF Carrie Nauonl Repre-
senting himself 10 be a pickle manu-
facturer. Frank Abraharns. IS,
walter, rented a room six weeks ago
al Ga Union st. the police say.
Mond'sy afternoon the fumes Oh
something decidedly not brine e'rian'
ated 70 strongly from Abraham
room that the police were calieo'
Abraham was not At home. HOW
ever the mash was working nopiy
ana Issuing gurgie after gurgie oi
pure confentment cops declare.
bTy squad operatives planteo
themselves IN convenient spot 70
wait Tor the return Of Abrahams. inc
pfooisaL That was At .. m. hoh
DAY A. midnight the weary cop
itfs retired. bat AZ $50 a. m. Tues
al Abrahams was arrested at 'he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
TWO INJURED
IN AUTO SMASH
Delivery Truck Runs into
Jltney

George Vaughan. iot ". XII.
bourne st. Is In the city hospital.
with a probable fracture Of the
shoulder blade. and leo r. Mendt.
7sis Blake pl. sustained a bruised
back when the Jl,ney bus in which
they were riding was struck In thu
rear by an Augustine a kyer dcnv.
cry truck driven BY G. f.iiis.
According to the report made by
William Giannattasio. -. % 1880
18th ave. driver 81 the Ntney, h.
was driving south on FIRST ave. at
a speed Of eight miles an hour. when.
b<t~sen Spring and Seneca. the DE-
livery truck crashed into the rear 81
his machine. GnnnattasIo declares
the truck was travelling az a speed
OF 3 miles PER hour.
Giannattasio was slightly bruised
bat four other passengers in the ma
chins were uninjured. The accident
occurred az $40 A. m. TUESDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
IsK CAR FARE
FOR CITY POLICE
ssmen. Too. Want Rides
Provided

,..s.,. parinr committee ~
y rounca TUESDAY morning
?, ce s.ssidsration % the settle.
- y ~ police and fire depart
- =, cairns for s'rce' car f're Tor
.-rryes s..,,,,..p srcwtar, 81
OK ~ hat there were zee men
80 s - who rode 60 their
ne cars The hudEet ''cm
~ y spproximstes $50 eoo for
- yrzf .,,~..st,a that u
~ .-salcste . iot ef sluahhlins
W. - would simply increase the
- additional 10 cents a day
s1s . ~ fsrv. The eouncilmsn
: -. an agree to this suggestion
A.. department.. it was shown
IT. y saa men who would 6e af
y - "A, ruling that fircmen
~ ,selr own fares on the mu'
ssaps. hnes -.
A. Payssc. port warden.
- - Al the county city building
sa .-.slv snxioa. over the salary
-. AR the employees u his dc
.arssrt - ,h.. hfs r-n
-.s,er mariners and old. 81
.-.ss men In affairs along the
rc.,. and should no, be con-
80 !. ordinary policemen
- ss-a,4 that they viii simply
,s.u TIE raise that viii - civ.
y ssrelmsn." said PaSsSe' aiia
80 var, this have a hard
-. s.~ssns my men. because mari
=. "a sareor pilots arr IN great
- want a substantial raise
rs.r are II employees in the har'
~ masters department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
N|Ns0ME RUTH
CHARMS At MET
F,cinating Star Returns in
-nene Month Of May

~ csas,erton. fascinating sweet
a earning. won the admiration
. !. azlsence that packed the
vr.vrunran Monday night 70 sce
= : GeorEe Scarborough's play.
~ urrs, Month Of May.
1. a. laughter Of an Arizona
rusw. No y loved by an array
4 uners tempered men, she almost
a4vrs Asr father to distraction The
,rnsx xnaiors daughter tells her
.ervx hat she has had a lursd
1,-sn1 father hears ard believes
: rur. OF course. daughter T.
Il uy.rx to test her lovers. But
Aar wIl<ves IL and is about rsadx
~ 0z.ns,
"a chaiterton IL loved BY
- q Americans who were
trdnra b. her in Daddy Long
IR.Asa In The Merrte Month Of
~ ~ IS the same captivating
pznsntion Of youth.
n ~ Il presented by Henry
~ =. q course. all the support
xWh are web done.
M cAztterfrn vii stSy AT the
xspoktzn thss week. giving her
.aang performsncr saturday night
~ vfH BE- matinees wednesda y
~ Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

CHICAGO. Aug .. with slight tn
tefrsi ia trading today fixtures On the
Chicago BEARD - Trade we're higher
Tho moderate upssFd movement was due
largely 20 the belief Of some dealers
that the market had bs-r ovsrssid since
ths hiEt cost agitation bseanls hcsrish
luflsenes
Provisions and oats iook ga upward
course with corn
September corn wss unchanged On the
epcnins. az 81 saw. but later advanced
te. December corn opened at 81 -. dosn
~. subsequently, advancing i.c. May
roru. sfier opening off at iiNe. later
lost y more
September oats Nas up 80 at 10. !.
ftnes BIZ opened st f1Ac and advanced
= ~ the later tradias May cate opeusd
At sec. dosn &c. aubssqu entiy aGvAnc-
ing io.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Big Mail Shipment
Here From Orient

The Osaka shoshen kaisha steam
ship Chicago arrived IN Seattle Mon
day. carrying capacity list Of pas.
sengers and g cargo comprising s,ooo
bales ~ silk 600 sacks OF mail and
1900 tons % general freight This
IL one Of the largest single ship.
ments % mail that Seattle has ever
received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
LIFE CRUSHED
OUT OF DRIVER
William kitIey Caught Be-
tween Elevator and Shaft

Caught between an automatic ele.
vAtor and the elevator shaft at the
Westinghouse Electric Co = building.
SO Occidental ave William Kitley
50. 1879 ". nth At. driver for the
Seattle Cedar Lumber Co. was killed
Tuesday morning c. 4. Hanson.
rnpioye OF the Car-scns Packing Co.
was the only witness 10 the accident
4 Vas standing in the alley in
rear ~ thc building said Harmon
when saw the elevator PASSING
the second floor. A moment later
saS the mans body hurting thru
space
kitisy'n body was taken 10 the
morEue. where Il Was identified By
Edwin kitiey. his ron. mechanic
employed b. the owl garage
kitlsys skuii and cheat were
crushed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
DANIELS GOING
TO HONOLULU
Secretary and Party Leave
Los Angeles Tonight

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. is--
Win Secretary Daniels and party
leaving late today for Honolulu
aboard the uperdrcadnauxh New
YORK. a busy DAY for tfe secretary
and blE one for the officers and
enlisted men 81 the fleet opened
this morning when 1000 sailors
werc given shore leave at . a. m.
A. about tho same time the sail.
or werc pouring over sides FOR a
visit 20 Los Angeles. the secretary
and party started on a tour Of Los
Angeles hsrbor. Naval construct.
ers and other navy representatives.
accompanied Daniels Tor the pBr.
pose % looking into the ports
naval needs.
A luncheon ~ tho city club and
an address at Pernhinx square this
afternoon are on the secrctary's
program for tho day.
Leaving for Honolulu with Dan
isis tonight viii be Mrs Daniels
and tao sons. Commander =. ".
Foots. personal aide TO the sccre-
tary. Commander Hilton. special
aide. Rear Admirais Parks. Me
kean and Mccormick
Reports from Honolulu are that
one Of the creates, receptions ever
planned IN the islands - 20 b.
staged during the secretary's stay.
Dedication Of the big Pearl Harbor
dry dock is the main official event
While Daniels and party were
busy today. the "Roba" werc max
ing good Use Of their shore leave.
The regatta at the harbor this aft
srn0on. athletic events at Exposi-
tion park and a street dance to-
night were on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

DENVER. Aug i3--cAttie-R Receipts.
I 800 head market steady Steers. fi1W
tis. COWS and hsifrrs. o. sou 80. stock
ers and feeders. isaIos0. calves. Ei30
Is.
Hogs Receipts. 100 head market 10
steady. Top. 81 80. bulk Of aaiea. i.i..s
asi 20
Ehss Receipts. : 100 head. market f.
steady lambs. fit7s0isi0. cNes. fs9
teag, feeder iambs. fia0f17G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Says Exporters
Are Losing Out

SAN FRANcIsCo. Aus. Ia
The operation was a success. but
the patient died
William II. Hammer. president 81
the Foreign Trade club aud ship
ming man. today offered that quo
'ation Go describe the position Of
exporters of tho Coast who have
been promised better cable faclll-
ties 10 the Orient.
We viii get better facilities
from the government thru radio
ana from private concerns thru ca
BILE. no doubt he said. but mean
while our business IN dying
Hammer announced plans 10 a..
nance a radio corporation TO build
big station here and others In
Hawaii and AZ Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Aus ---Cst RE
esipta 30 head market steady Good
20 choice steers. taais fair to good
steers, $50 10 50. common to fair stsers.
o. 81 II 50 good 20 choice cows and heifsrs.
ls0sso. medium 70 good. Soc. can.
nsrs tsae. bulls. itaT.se. calves. tS9
fi2l0
Hogs Market steady Prime mixed.
izon 20 80. medium MIXED, tis.s8is 20
rough heavy. fis.sbais.te. pigs. tis0
tze. bulk - sales. fse u 20 50
sheep Recsipta. Tt4 head. market r.
steady. Prime iamha. Unseen. fair 20
medium. tFnto. yesrlinEs fTGsSe.
Eethers. fsa7.b0. ewes tsd5.s
nvttcr--ss q SIC per To-
Egrr--ts y see per dor
nens-.s % Sc per ~; broiiers. $50: sc
per N.
Checse--ss o Sc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Demand Return of
Hungary Food Ships

BERLIN. aug. ii--Deiayodb -
Chairman Gregory. OF the American
food commission In Budapest. has
sent demand TO the Rumanians for
the immediate return 81 confiscated
Hungarian food ships. u WAS learned
here today. Such action was de.
clared necessary 10 prevent starva.
ton In budapest. which Is already
practically isolated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
OREGON WILL
CARRY WILSON
Historic BattIeship to Greet
Pacific Fleet

Tbs historic tattleshlp Oregon
has been chosen aS the vessel on
which President Wilson win review
the feet. when Il sails into the
Golden Gate, this month.
The Oregon Is now AZ Bremerton
and L. being recofnmizsioned. prepar.
atory 10 sailing for the South.
The Oregon had previously been
placed out % commission and was
being strapped at the Puget sound
navy yard After acting "a Presi.
dent Wilson's flagship. she may be
turned over 20 the state OF Oregon
for memorial purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
BACK TO SCHOOL" IS
NEW CHAMBER PLEA

Arrangements 20 send letters 20 al
newspapers and chambers Of com
userce In the state Of Washington.
calling attention 10 tho movement
for Back ;o-school week" August
"a 20 20. were completed by the spe.
eial committee Of the civic bureau OF
the Chamber OF Commerce al meet
ing Monday.
The aim OF the proposed weeks
campaign IL 20 induce youths to re-
sumo studies for professions or
trades which we're interrupted when
the government was in need ofiHen
70 carry on war activities during the
recent emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
BANK CIEARINOs
Frisco Market Status

Ban FHANCIscO. Aug - Butter
Ettrsr. &c per TO- prime firsts. eac per
10. nrrta SO per ~
EFEH- EIras. seiAe per dor firrts.
Lf 81 per dor; sttra puiists. sfisc per
d0g underlined. go per doA
cheese California fhfs. fancy $3.50 g
per o.. firsts. a1Mc per NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
Produce Notes

The demand for storage eggs 81 70
ported 10 be- on the increase. The
fresh egg market ~ still very firm.
The apple market ~ steady.
Latest arrivals In canthloupes are
Burrel Gems from thr Wapato dis
trlct
The new rpud market - holding
steady at the high prices that have
prevailed for the past month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12

The SanderHon & Porter wood
shipyard az Raymond. wash. Il
being offered for sale BY the Unit.
cd States shipping board. Sealed
bids VIII be received until II
O'Clock on the morning Of Septcm-
Der 10 at the office ~ the district
manager. So7 Securities building
Bids viii also be received a. the
office ~ the manager Of the ship
yard Plants division. ite y. broad
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