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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-12

equally helpless! HOW ulu liz hi""
that all Of us together would he equal
ly helpless? ...--..---rr.-
49,, -. !.
Again We ask the question, did MI.
Scott conceal fatal knowledge? That
is. did he conceal facts that would
If known have avertcd the execution
Of a human being? If he did, then
DR.. Dubois is correct in his conclus-
ions. DR.. Dubois tells him what he
could have done. Here it Is:
.r~--s: ~: = ~ yssstsT
Why could he not have reassempl-
cd the editors conference or even
some larger meeting Of lnflucntlai
men and said to them in confluence:
"Hcll is loose in France, and our
boys are dying in soul and body
what can be done?" IF he could not
act publicly could he not have passed
the word quietly to his friends? was
his only recourse silence and the 70
peatcd assurance to inquiry that
everything was going we'll!
Suppose we discovered that some
colored official was concealing the
that he could not stop them; shall
we not try the power Of every one
the vast, combined power Of all be
fore we surrender? No concealment
is ever a cure for crime.
s.. Did Mr.. SCOTS position depend
, on his not revealing the desperate
, conditions in France? We do not be
lieye it. We believe that Secretary
Baker would have halted the anti
Negro campaign had he known Its
lengths. We believe that the color
ed press, even with the limitations
sof the Espionage Law could have
worked up public opinion that would
have brought Greer and his compeers
| home; and even granted that ahso
lutcly nothing could have been done
| we ought at least to have known the
truth.
These meetings or those Of a SINH
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Rut. nrr mrnBrhtfit Srt1rrtkrtt.
Sas Ninopieb lit, lute altbetunni.
Gem Rotell nift Ichr 5ugcpanot.
@ilheln1 Sll|h.


Die Mb5eden Die Soalalnten eeoe
ouos oeooen mlocn Sic upaIldn NreBtolaten bena'p
rem Sen SHOT pcrrIod har Ser lid bel geaer Setrodt9 o'
u uorbere mie linn mill, bis bfe peN
aer rod Glepelano Ib5eidn oor gar rofe @e
Su1asitde Ill frozen troto mben Die neien Sboten oo
Eolirdm Sragen5 rotor lbjeden ooer alo'9'"u
ms Nrbeit5baus acid,dt nit wetem Sef?
ud lano benefit. oab Ser vHiot bedlo1ene Sode mar
2c yoisdter Trompthei geabetet Die rr bel
Iereu Sadie moa gepen Sabei lfn n oler oeroe oeS
sidthles ntreb poltdnog urbebobt u ioen ODER er
n in lrm ebeefer npitaHnls ene Grgebenet u 5ee
plosiden 9linobt balen er perrrtete nann e'
lforu Mrteilas neil ~o 9alsbnoe 9ru9e
no ouf Gerongen rcten Foen nld abnehnen pote YET
snoefoate bate sic asoe o m Toliien pom Soe
lerren mar no 5se e Se|elbc mor ots gunner
Seioe init einem roa Wrter genaft.
Ie Ciener aopltomus meroen lid, ben1hn Sese 81
ihoen oe sa perponn oelbe 6orbe Die oas symbol o
0e it, Scr oeroines Sonsms ablehn mub auf Die oe 0ao
perh,oten Sojials bebatet @enidneb llo rot lit ZEN
Spmho.
Gieneid lit fir Sic 5errdoten eblid tnlln nenn o.
on dpurse obnn nit Ioenp bel hren Earaon tragen mi
Ser Snifriit: SOB aacr Sprannei.
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zunt hluttgrtt Maitag'

GanIi pc sic aGoiier lie ecseigt bieu sm;i
n eleocnbten sum @ranturboieren Sn
eueloxo Sieeoo mb Sen ToSeite
Smb id sieoerpmg INSTRUMENTATION Der Mrbeiter
5eruien iihlen. cinen oldbcn Son onudlogen
auf oos srobmduse @oIisebdptlnsS cin5usebm
chn d ndt sic Wtbe 6tecroo Der Sselt
nb sic Mbd,n ser Sooicn GepeIono 6h ndt
ioerprod bcit Ter quite aon bat etpas bon einem ne"
Seel io5ioltden Hor Iuten boren oen i Die Soa1en
Glcpeo,bs ongdoen Der sic abi bate T. Wat
Die lmtur5 bcsdcn. serr 6itseraS be
auptet Gpeonoer Su5ialt 80 @dr oes Sob ene
Eoiorm aonpt baben Die allies Ntebeoe 9e'
iirn min, m mo ben 9oliepismls sur 9errldot oa
nrnJen.
GeuI 5ooiien lid Serrdoit brinsen nS 5mar
ocnieben &apitanls bot Sb oos nit
olrd gemaltonm u geldeben miro me1B
McdsoOr 0isserao nod wien oos Die eleueooer go
Soin neil Dies cins mS oun SerboItn oes aoptal'sns
abbangt Mnsenone aapitol,s Nees Sanoes piroe oud
bie isern0 Joritte Ser so5ialen peranlaB eine @epat
Bbrauen Stmmfatn fir oe rbeitr obian Damn mare
to Saatsrei be Der aapitolnls miroe Oan't oen
r5eimabern fotbarie fonuionue Ht rauben So9der-
n,ee babe 9erabten audi ne Gpidmeen Der aontt
seeeniber mebr o mre nen oami oas Hcd 81 ent
taasr in oie Sano seseben Gas mare Damn @epalf
aeaen @apal G-oben 10 i'm &lenen, Oh i oas nm
cine 2oaoe banoe gabedt Sne lit es ets oasbe Nun
on na Mnldt Mdtsbirettors edt oan beebn Dab d5
So5iaIen Gepelans nit on Soeuti oenl ertlart bape
So maru nid 9odepsmu uno So5asmus EN-
mo olbe Setanaus Serr S. bat nts oasean Die go
,oiu lire lnpds,ngen S.fuen berbfubn mcaen; ute
aher nenn Nubono feline stien porbonoen Sur
t ols 9ollemi GulanO 0as &or in Die ano nabnn gan
- BORT fen Sablret 3as strst NIT ener sa5en
Enrdtrne cine geeuafsoronue @blano enSnIber
I'm geoes Dpei Hateien oencn Die Solfpt
ber acrens Mime obe9tn Gas lit oes Euoeis @ern m
ihracu yoduf 9ubanb cine 8eelaftsoronuns en'
1ibrt So5ialhn Ser @elt crrebt miro
Mubbers erdrt rsns fir cine 29e Dab ir9eno en'ano
eeocner bobc Sic oiale Hort oen @ooen Der poll
ldn ion ofgegcben eeaomen mllr5 nadebe Sat'
che sic &latfor- Ser iosaten Eori elmer grno1d"
Rpion ebari bas ann augenn Ynrttonpentn er'
leoec 9u nod ~ ls ToIifer ote Der yies
oircf enbn miro mob basibe oud on nit einer
coenen bobc 1reten perGncer pollbc Serbotn n
sic sic Haei noteig beenuen, Damn miro oe Ear
s muien tire SGtgt oen peronoen Nerbalf
nln nnupoicn Die potten Serb0ni babc d bete ID
onSid peran sic iosiaten Eotein ecpmsen no n
1nnere Soft cnsuiihren.
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0emcine Oiebe.

Ssie Sic etrngcn SIT meIoen prt wurOe t. Ifai Der
obn Ser m nit Iran lo alno IN Der Mee 9oue
riebl nberaelo bat Tatro af Oie Strabe glbrt
,no iGmmerid, uerpriigel
rod1 Rederfen lierets nren mir feIteen baB o Sadle|
~9fetten oes &aterlanos
nod ueoraeren sain uner aerones nid gmoen mnroen
fonn oe Gbrcnndnner bel Sicr enbe $15 Die lie ais
&ricgshentc miinaHmen
Gielcr 7nb moh lire Sern areuser mloer getnn
ha lie elmer Serpri9eng abIaben nno elmer oe
2umpenhono Dem gouhten einen Slog Ing Gedt perlest
Is I'M Sabre 1909, betin 8epoItsfongreB on
Vor 2egen oas ge Ao gon olslpro oab m Ser eoan Der
oeier Mbereft babe Die gerie ai 1919 = 10 unpollta
hig oorGufig nod no oen nt geruoe oarau NheBcn oo
senn gutter Iropbe lit Gons ranfreid igeet in Scti
lono Sterre llngorn 9ablon taln ribr lid fee 9anb Die
repoucnlre Maier lit nab aebem oe ebenoigIe 2eid o
nod, ie sic gselt itirn,te
Gnscn Sets neder oos Moiospl @eidnnis be5os uno g.
ore lit bot bets "A Sabre auen Gni i'm Sneeic Ser ar
teierberegung bnter fh.
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bettstrurfe.
Common 2aborcrs" 1lennt er lie.
81, perit1nolifes 0eltld) iiberIee.
bciBt es, billige Mrbeitsfroft, billig
i'm Sltperlatiu.
9tidt lueuig bralldeu mir Nine
rifauer" bon oielem beeebrten slr-
tifel. Ser d)riltlihe 0err Gin-luan-
oerllnhs Setret1r itellt oas Gintrcf-
fen BON nlill0eltens Slpei Wfillionen
Gbiilcien uno Sapanern pro Sabr
fiir Die Gauer ser nadlteu fiinI5ig
Sabre in slnslid)t. Gr fe1nt Bic @elt
lluo rpeib. ooB es ouf feine1n @ill-
fel oes gol,5en Grbballs bllligerl
Nrbeitsfruite gibt. als in GlbIua unI
Ssapan. lluo 10 5ablreid) linO lie, il
rueribopflid, lit oieie Gllelle uno i
billi9. oh 10 billig.
@clh' berailihenoer slushlid er
faBt bas 6ers, lpelf' rielige .0tebr
mertrate ninft nnierer @elo-Ariito
fratic pom fernen Often! 9tidt bIoi
bon beute alli morgen ober tilr 81
,,dhlten paar Sabre red)net Ser omc
rifaniidse &apitaln1olod] nit oe
Geripeiiuns bon 5uei Millione
aiiatiider slusbeutungsobiefte iGbr
lid, ionoern auf oen 3eitrarm De
n1hiten fiinf5ig Sabre seoenft G
ieinen 0eiBbunger nod Asrofit a
!. oieien fernen Nueaen aiiatiid)er 81
beitsfraft 51 itillen. Oas amerifan
Idle @apitol rebnet if,on bei,te NJ
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Sic uon piclen aennern Ser Ser
hGltnille Gl,ropas l,nb Ser Stin-
mlng Ser iif bier befinoliheu Gll-
rop1cr propbc5citc Niic1panoeriing
scr Iestereu nndt Dem slusbel,ter-
tlm oieies 2anoes grobe Sorgel,.
Die rcpollltionGren, bollheluiltlldl
olrhleuhtcn ellropailhen slrbciter
mill lih Ser amerifanlld)e aupltalilt
iiberballpt pom oalie bnlten slber
cr brautt ooh billige lruo pillise
slrbeitsfroite.
2ie hineiiihen llno iapanild)cn
mcnihlibcn 2alttiere, Die fiir emit
oe Gents ilnter elnen &ontroft, Del
len 0eltimn1lmgen lie pollltdnol9
periflapt, Suolf bis uier5ebn Stun-
Sen lt)l,iten, liro es, nod, oenen oas
Sers unlerer &apitalilten perlong,.
llno oieier ioeale Ela,l biligc
slrbeitatr1Ite pom Orient III 9fallctl
su irnportieren, miro nlidtia geIor'
oert. &or aIlem mus oas Oie Gin
lpanoering BON hineliIfen slrbeltcrr
uerbictcnoc 8eies lpioerrilIen 1per
Sen. 3u oieiern 3ped bearbeltet mar
! sic Yolitifer IN @albington mn
anoers,pc ihor lange nit Schornf
9tun id,eint iid) audi oie "Donnl
Men's Gbriltian 9liiociotion" III oer
0ienIt Ser Eropaganoa iiir Mollen
cin,ponoerlmg ser Gbinelen uno Sa
paner aelteut su baben.
! Ser ginlpanoerungss Die
Ter Irommen @eieaidaft, Ser
lslbrabam gomers, belt in SDlea9
am 26. slpril einen @ortrag ilbe
sic ginlponoeruns. ~Son europa,
fiibrt er aug, Limo in r1ahlter ~
fl.nIt ipegen |ernihtung 10 piele
+ Mrbeitsfrdite feiue gimpanoerer
eriporten uno Sic anlalllgen eur'
:, poer iteigen raif) SIT oen mebr y
I ld)idlihfeit uno lleblng er1oroer1
oen Serufen empor."
ell llno Serr 8oipers erfennt III
u empiinoet in boloer Glntraht IN
Sem profitbungrigeu aapitallslnl
; oes 2anoes Sic s,pingenoe ytotlpe
5 oigfeit ser geld)afiung billiger u
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I'm Orient lieet >ie Heffnune.

Ser iuoultriellen llnteriohung i,no
Musbeutllng nod llngeborener Gene
rationen ser aliatiiheu @elt. sir
meld,' boberen 3lped Bate Ser liebe
8ott lpobl auh Oie aft- big t,el,n-
bunoert Ntillionen 9l1iatcn erlhafIcn
fonnen. ais lie Der omcrifaniihen
0ouraeoilie berOenlpeiIe sur Iusbcu=
tlna ms 9ano 81 treiben?
Tob ser Serr inn Simn1el in ibr,
Ser amerifanilhen 9ourgcoilie, leln
allserlpGbltes @olf int feihe Ser
Nusbeltter anerfennt, aebt ldon oar
aus berpor, oab ser Gimpanoerllnas=
Sefretar ser Doung Wen's GDriltiall
gIiociation Oielen piel perbelBetocn
Gortraa Dor oenl slmerifolliiations-
aomitee ocs Staotes ssllinois hielt.
Die 9felp Oorfer Stuats5eitlnaQ
bemerft oa5u: Sb lpobl 0em Scrrn
oom Gbriltlid)en Siinalingsoerein je
mols eile Nbnung Don Ser Woglidl
lfeit OGmmern miro, oaB es III filnf
lsia ,Sabren bon bel,te lueoer europdi
llhe, nod aliatild)e. nod alld) amerl
|fanilhe 9obn. uno 8ontroft< Sflopel
nlebr geben miro?
| Mber Su alleoem pergeiieu oiel
l&apitalilten uno ibre frommel
@erfseuge nur ems, oaB es audi il
scsapan uno China bereits cine itarf
losial- l-repolutiondre 8etuegung gibi
sic ibnen einen reht frdftigen Strie
4 lourh ibre Hehm,ng n1ahen mag.
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Motiden 1T Der sarat pon Glepeame ser eue Sran anam

Modet lit Sa6trat Gepano, ser eine Srtan5 annan
nad 3ufnn ne obnen meb oenli geSeist meoen
Mirie gr 9aaoen abbalen mill nE bafr grlaun enbolen Die
Sooin braln ih oo ndt be1ben 90 mill es elm Saoat
inn 90 orbunoert ober n rGnoeen Bano ionoen in Der
,bersotratilden Mepublif" Ser. Staaten
Sbr fomerpanen MrbeerfIrer un0 poitn "SabIr lernt
sic gSoe @bips perIen: Gie epoluion be9nnt ner
NIT heu Solfsuoen ne,oIs nit oen brern agenieren e
hedcbn oreonieren lit oie @epolfeg ee slei o Nanoe
Ser Sh,rmpoe uerl bos 9liten erfennen lGbt"
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@lmt fluHa III 0lRuHlattA am /. Aaai
p>li3<i u,t> &,1mp<nprel el<tariat Sic p<ranlaii<r>

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20
New York Stock News


NEW YORK. Anw so.--A firm tone
featured the stock market opening today.
stssis were strong. with United States
Steel opening at lois. up u. and Cruel
bic at i5T&. up is. Mexican Petroleum
was off ". at ie7h. Central Leather
opened NJ -. NJ u. BALDWIN at fofA.
up y studebaker at gsA. UP ".
The firm tone which marked the open
ting continued turnout the frs, hour. Su-
mesous specialtIss made good advances.
Tohaoccs were irregular. Rails showed
firmnees- Reading was up X. atssA.
just before noon there was a slight
recession turnout the Hat. Among thess
stocks which held Up weii was Sinclair
OIL. which was up v. at SSA.
Around lac y. m. United states Steel
broke thru par. selling at ssh. off /, y
from the days high, crucible Steel was
eff ~ points. bethlehem steel ~ off
AZ. At s0s. and other leaders off In
proportion. interest centered in poari-
biiify OF n big steel strike which would
cripple the steel industry.
Prices were forced stiii further down
just before the close and new lows fo'
the day were recorded rnised stasez
steel vas down 90 ska and Baldwin
went below iof. United Retail stores
after strength early In the day. made a
stone Tire broke /, points from the pre-
vfoun close. causing some selling IN
Kelly Springfield and United States Rub
Der
The market closed weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20

With butter leaving storage houses
nj the rate ~ 1000 pounds day in
the past 10 days, and eggs going out
at the rate Of 100 cascs "A day IN the
same time, local creamery men pre-.
dict high prices for dairy products
for the coming winter.
Dealers report that the amount OF
butter and eggs In storage today Ia
considerably smaller than on the
same date last year.
The federal bureau OF markets
gives the following report;
On August 5 OF this year there
were 50.3e4 cases OF eggs stored in
seattle. on August rs there were
4s.7e4. or butter. there were 2.0z2..
25s pounds In storage In this city on
the former date and 1894 .fo5 on the
latter.
Eggs continue firm Wednesday
with n number OF dealers unrecon.
ciled 10 lowered price since Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20

The sale OF surplus army food
by parcel post will begun In
Seattle Thursday morning. Mall
men have been supplied with
rcauisition blanks 90 take orders
for the food from housewives.
Orders may also he left nj the
postoffice OF NJ sub stations.
Word that additional amounts OF
food had been allotted 10 Seattle,
reached the office Of Deputy Zone
supply officer Major l., n, Doug.
las Thursday morning. Ten or II
car loads Of feod are reported to
be on their way 10 Seattle from
Eastern and Texas points.
The food viii reach here within
a week. and will Immediately be
distributed 20 Seattle households
The food viii be sold In fun case
or bag units only. with cash taken
In advance.
Here's Price list
Here's list OF the foodstuffs
and prices TO consumer. including
postage:
Bacon. per case Of 6 islb. cans
SIS 90: corned beef per case OF 4s
No. 1 cans. sissi. corned beef. Per
case OF - No. cans, ti3.ss
corncd beef. per case OF Il Glib
cans, SASS: roast beef per case OF
Is No. l cans. tisos: roast beef
per case Of "a No. cans. sis.ss
roas, beef. per case OF is Glib. cans,
ssa.ss; corned beef hash. per case
OF as Lib. cans. sii.so; cornsd beet
hash, per case OF .. s-ib. cans. ss.es
baked beans. per case OF as No. l
cans. ss.5s. baked beans. per case
OF "a No. : cans. SAFE: baked beans.
per case of 20 No. J. cans. sass,
strtngiess beans. per case Of "a No.
: cans. lass; sweet corn. per case
Of ~ No. cans. s.Ta; dry beans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20
OH, BOY! CIRCUS is
COMING THURSDAY

with any one not directly connected
with the show. Most OF them attend
church each Sunday and IL IL not
an infrcauent occurrence for a min.
lister Of the gospel 90 be invited to
lead services on Sabbath Afternoon.
II has always been the aim with TN
management Of the Hagcnbeck. Wal.
lace circu. 20 lneuicate a apiri, Of
good fellowship and enduring affsc.
ton. founded upon common respect
and esteem.
TT demands that everyone con.
nected with the show be poilt. and
civil. assist patrons IN trouble. main.
tain . spirit OF harmony. In fact
make the visit Of the people a pleas.
Ing one that they may wish 90 re-
turn on another day 70 the circus.
Gambling ia strictly prohibited. and
a finc awaits the one caught using
profanc language"
The Hagcnbcek Wallace circus 10
little city within itself. There arc
almost 1000 people connected with
the great organization. In any city
OF 1000 souls II is not hard 20 find
few bad persons. II IL these that
the management andoavor 20 dis
cover and eliminate M soon a. pos
sibic. A premium is placed on the
polite and hard working employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20

The circus win be In Seattle Thurs.
day.
Early In the morning the big col
ored trains of the Carl Hagcnbeck.
Wallace circus will arrive In two
sections for a two.day stay.
Tents will 80 up at Firth ave. y.
and Republican At There viii be n
parade at 10 a. IN. and performances
both afternoon ard evening.
THE elevated standard Of morality
Of circus men and women Ia a rcve-
lation TO one who Is with them from
day 10 day. and Is their close com.
panion. declared the advance man.
who Is already I'm town. The atrno<I
phere and environment seems
charged with health and happiness
vigor and virtue. Drunkenness Is
never permitted in any form. Imrnc-
date discharge. no matter who the
offender may be. is the penalty. and
except In the ranks OF the working
men. few. IL any. are ever found
guilty. The very nature OF the CTR.
Gus business forbids immoral or
vicious excesses. The hours are long
and tho work In hard: therefore the
vigcr OF the brain and body must
not be cissipatcd.
The women Of the circus are not
permitted TO engage In conversation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20
Work on Oil Plant
to Start Monday

Work on 100000 oiling station
for ships will start on rIarbor Island
Monday under the direction OF the
j. A. MoEaehern Co. The station
VIII be built for the General Pcro.
lcum Corporation.
Two e00-foot piers viii be con.
rtruoted and three 6o.o0o.galion and
one $4,000 gallon tanks built The
location VIII be between 37th ave.
=. w. and 18th ave. 8. w. and ex.
tends back from the shore GOO feet
The space between the two piers
6ooxioo feet. has Just been drcdgcd
by the Puget Sound Bridge a Dredg
Ing Co. A concrete fire wall will
surround the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20
ELEVATORS ARE
DEATH TRAPS
Jury Urges Ordinance to
Safeguard Seattle, Public

The death OF j. Il. Weber, music
teacher. who was crushed In the
elevator shaft In the Haight build
ing August Is. was blamed on the
faulty construction of the elevator
and shaft by coroners jury Wed
nesday morning.
Weber was killed when he step
md into the elevator and then
stepped out after the elevator
started upward. according TO Mrs
A. o. Albertson. who was opera,-
ing the elevator.
The verdict recommended that
ordinances be passed to safeguar RI
the public agains, any such acci-
dents in the future by having
doors placed on all carriages OF
elevators.
According TO the evidence there
r. too great a space between the
carriage door and the shaft" the
verdict reads. The jury was com
posed Of J. Howard Lilly. foreman;
G. r. Strain. J. II. Schiller. Mrs. G.
w. Ellsworth and Jennie Callicott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-20
'P0ST0FF|CE FOOD SALE
TO BEGIN THURSDAY

per 100 IN, hag. 1884; canned cher
ries. per case OF "a small cans
fS6s: flour. per t0olb bag. tToa,
black pepper, per case OF "a No,
. cans. ste0. rice. per io0.lh has,
sTTs: green peas. per case OF "a No.
, cans, t2,7s; vegetable soup. per
case OF as No. cans. si.ss; toma'
toes. per case of is No. 10 cans,
$500.
Hoard WIN Meet
With Ernest =. Wells. Lincoln
high school teacher, In the chair
the first regular meeting OF the
fair price committee will he held
Thursday morning az II o'clock In
the offices Of II, {. Beck, assistant
federal food administrator. In the
Bon Marche.
The morning session will be de
voted TO the election OF a permanent
executive secretary. and selection OF
the committees future meeting
place. Representatives OF organized
labor on the committee viii be an
nounecd after the meeting Federal
officers have not been invited TO
attend the meeting.
WIN Meet Bakers
The afternoon session will he re-
sumed at 4 y. IN. with representa-.
tlves OF the Master Bakers associa.
ton present to give reasons why u
rise IN the price OF bread Is iusti'
fled. A subcommittee viii be APP
pointed 10 investigate the bakers
position.
Assistant United States District
Attorney Robert C. Saunders an.
nounced Wednesday morning that
federal investigation OF alleged food
hoarders IN Seattle had no, been
dropped. Agents OF the department
Of justice are investigating several
leads. but no arreNts are imminent
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Produce Notes

Now r. tbe time 20 can pears. Ship.
ment after shipment In arriving in
Seattle. and prices are cheaper now
than they ever have been this sum
mer. The quality OF most OF the
stuff Is good. and dealers are pray.
Ing that housewives commence their
annual canning campaign.
The hide market appears TO be on
the verge OF break. Many orders
are yet In be- filled at present prices,
but n In believed that within a week
or 30 new and lower prices win be
In effect
The veal market was easier Wed.
ncsday. The market In bearing a
very weak tone since the packers
have begun 10 unload their veal
products.
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Frisco Market Status

BAN FRAScTsco. Aug. 1o,-Buttss--
Extras. Sc per 10; prime firSts. ssc per
ID. nrEts, SO per ID.
EKRs-EEtrAs. sshe per coz: e1tra pull
lets. SIC per DOR underlined puIiets. 3Sc
per don.
chssse--Cslifornia fiata. fancy. ssc Per
lb firsts. see per IN.
Barisy--spot feed. t5U5.os per esntai:
do shipping. nominal
Oats-Red feed. tz.sod3.o5 per GENITAL.
seed f3iBa3zs. black. tz.7sW5.
PotAtoes-Oid ice house. tf.be017S.
Including Oregon. Washington and sht-
mas: new crop garnet. sz.25uz.to. river
white. fz.f0nz.7S. sweet. S9Shc per ID
for Imperial valley and "a &c per Id for
MERGED.
onions-YeIiow. tsa72s per Genital on
street. green. fL3S0i.so per box
Peas--hArltet unchanged
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CHICAGO. AUG. fo.--The market on
the Chicago Board Of Trade today con-
tlnued sensitive. With some buying at
the opening prices quickly went up. re-
sal,ing In sofne heavy selling " c h
drove quotations downward again. The
drop In sterling exchange was an add ed
bssrish factor today.
Provisions reflected the grains
September corn opened at sissy, up
lie. and gained another cent In later trad
ing. December corn. up NC at the open
ing. fi-ssA. receded that fraction later:
May corn opened NC up. at $40. and
later sold at SLASH.
september oats. up NC at the opening.
5shc. dropped NC thereafter. December
oats opened at TsSc. unchanged. and
continued AZ that level. May oats was
NC down on opening. at 7s&c. subse-
auentiy advancing the same fraction.
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PORTLAND. Aug &c attf Re-
eeipts. 7 head. market steady. Good TO
choice steers. fiea 1880. fair TO good
steers. tT.t09s.to; common 20 fair steers.
o. 7.g0: medium 10 good. ss-So07: can
ners. ssdS: bulls. .sd7: calves. f1o9fS-
HoEs-Hsceipts. 4s head. markss IL
steady 20 strong. Prime MIXED. 81 q
7i.5o: medium rnlxed. 1o.t00zi; rough
heavy. sisbo92o; pigs. tIs92i; bulk Of
sales. f7i r. also.
Bhsep-Aarket steady. Prime iambs.
fi1beW12.So: fair TO medium. 31fG1i.so:
yeArlinKs. fTdS.so: wethers. S707.se;
ewes. IS 80.
Batter-ssd SEC per ID.
EggE-fsd 5te per dor.
Hens-.5 azsc per ID: broiiers. 23o3Sc
per 10.
chsess--sc o 3sc per ID.