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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
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toilet paper. zte. stall rae. niue hsb-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
BIG Waste
CHARGED TO
RAILROADS
Says Repair Work EARNED
Out" at Exorbitant Rates
to Private Firms

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS. - Rail
road repair work done. by private
companies costs more than three
times as much as similar work done
In company shops. Your income tax
helps to pay the bill"
This charge. made by William III.
Johnston. president international
Association OF Machinists, an or
oanixntion OF 100000 men. n now
under investigation by the inter
state commerce commission.
Johnston SAYS the railroads are
clc<tng their repair shops. throwing
thousands OF union men out or
work. and are farming OUT repair
work AT exorbitant rates. 90 large
private equipment companies In
which officials Of the railroads arc
Interested.
Thus the railroad arrangements
hope TO send the unions on the
rocks he says. and charge the
bln TO the public thru taxation TO
nay the subsidies guaranteed by the
government. and by maintaining
present high freight and passenger
rafes.~
Johnsson's detailed comparison be
tween work done by private com
panies and that OF railroad shops In
August and September. 1890. shows
: ratio OF more than three TO one
IN favor OF the private companies
for similar work.
His list Is headed with the work
oone BY the Baldwin Locomotive
works. for repairs 70 ga locomo-
dives. at an average cost Of t2o.ots
ooch.
Il also shows that 1850 iocomo.
dives had similar repairs made in
railroad company shops at an aver.
re cost OF ss.oss.
The Clayton antitrust law for
rs dealings between corporations
having common directors. But
here 10 nothing the Law which will
pesvent. for example. the Pcnnsyt-
vonia railroad. controlled by Nor
I'M = Co. from sending Its repairs
~ the Baldwin works, also con-
tro1led by Morgan a Co. All that r.
required Is different directors for
Zach concern.
This excerpt from Johnston's pe
oelon filed with the interstate com
merce commission. purports to SHOW
~ cost Of locomotive repair work
~ private companies and cost Of
&milAr work In railroad company
soops IN August and septsmber.
tD1o-
M Nams - Average
- Looo- Company Total ccss psr
uDUvo Doing Co.. Loco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
BUTTER MAY
take 4 DROP
cal wholesale produce mar

Tho local Wholesale produce mar.
ket was quiet Tuesday. and closed at
noon In honor OF wazhington's birth.
day.
ono car OF California lettuce ar.
rived. which will sell Wednesday at a
few CENTS advance. A load Of Ar
kansas sweets IL due 10 arrive early
"Wednesday.
No changes wcr- noted on tho mar.
ket.
Butter and cheese are a. the top.
iobbcrs believe. and no higher mar
ket Is expected. Wholesalers refuse
To predict any changes In butter
prices for the future. but expressed
belief that tho next change prob.
ably would be downward.
All tho dairy products were steady
ana firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminai--str West Notus.
Great Northern terminai--5tr Tokushima
Aaru.
Union OIL Dock-Htr Lyman Stewart
Bell 1T. terminal--u G q Algoduin, u IS
l. II T Heather
Grand Trunk Pacific terrninar--str Ad-
mirai Watson.
Pier ft-Str Wskena.
Pier Str Rosaiie Mahonsv.
Pier Str Delight.
Pier Str Arabia Naru.
Pier A--str Admiral Goodrich.
Pier B--str city OF Seattle. str Queen.
Pier D---Btr Admiral Evans
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--Btr JnIapa
Union Pacific termlnsl--U = N g Brook
line.
u. 4. Shipping Board Yards-str Iconi-
um, str Westward Ho. str West Hart
land. str West Hinrod. str Eastern
Leader. str Yosemite.
Alaska Steamship mooring-str Victoria
sts Bkagvsy. str Santa Ana.
Lander Street terIninal---fjtr Arionsn.
Milwaukee Ocean terminal--str LIB
orator.
East waterway Dock a. Warehouse Str
Deuel. str Aivarsdo. str Kayseeka
Todd Dry Docks--Btr Forest King, str
Santa fnsz.
Puget Sound Bridge = Dredging Co..
Hull Rainbow, str Patterson.
Amss Yard--6tr Roosevelt.
Heffernhn dock--Btr Ketehikan, str JEFF
Ierson. U y Surveyor. U @ d q 6
WavOna.
coiman Crcosoting works-Str Henry T.
Scott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
AGAIN ASK RECEIyKR

With FEDERAL Judges jeremiah
Netcrcr and r. r. Cushman sitting
en- banc. motion TO secure appoint
ment OF n receiver for tho Sloan
Shipyards corporation was argued
Monday afternoon by United States
District Attorney Saunders. This Il
the third attempt OF tho government
to have a receiver appointed for tho
Sloan yards. Twice previously Judge
Nctcrer has denied similar mo,ions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Vessels in Other Ports

Taverpooi--Februzry 10 - Sailed. str
Statesman for Seattle via Glasgow. Girls
tobaI, Ban Pedro, san Francisco and
Vancouver. u. g.
Honxkonx-Fsbruary fs--Arrived. str
Taithyhius from Seattle via Yokohama
and Kobe.
BaIboa--Fsbruary 1s--Arrtvcd. str
Chancellor from Seattle via san Pedro.
sAlina February zo--Arrived. str
rvis from Seattle via comox. San Fran
eisco and San Pedro.
San Francisco--Februsry ff--Arived.
str Governor from Seattle via Victoria.
~ C.. at 0 n M BaiIsd. str West Katan
for Seattle at q. m. February 20-Sail-
ed. str Derblsy for Seattle at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
M|SQuoTE HOUSE
ON ALLIED DEBT

NEW YORK. Feb. zs.-coionei u.
NJ. House denies that he said IN .
public speech In Frnnoc that re
payment OF the French debt win
never he called for by nA- a. quoted
In the Paris Msiin.
The colonel said n vas his PER
sonai opinion that his government
should have reduced tho war detts
81 tho allies 10 a reasonable figure
Immediately after the aruiistice.
He expressed tho belief that -the
United States would have had hot.
ter chance Of collecting these dcbta
had this been done
In rrgRrd to the Mz,in article
House said:
II was INSTRUCTED have never
said publicly or privately that this
government would cancel war debts
I had no authority 10 make such .
statement.
~~-~s~~-~~~~~~~~-~
oysser 49, NV
a~ys useo MsA .---~~-~-------.t 80 -
HNwaRM-Hsr Hhi D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
LrMBERMEN AT HOQuIAM

Special train carrying New York
lumbcrmen. who are on q tour Of
inspection In tho Northwest. will
inavs Portland for tho return jour.
ney on February IS. according TO
present piana Tuesday the party
IL visiting Aberdeen and Hoauiam
They WIRE In Seattle last Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
DEBATING cOSrS Up

An increase OF approximately 20
Der cent In operating revenues for
Western railroads Ii shown for the
lfmonth period ending last Sovem.
bar. over the corresponding period
Tor 1919. According to statistics
complied By the railway economies
bureau, Washington. u. C.. more
than two billion dollars Ia listed as
operating revenues for 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

Arrivals and Departures

rssruary sf--ssr Queen fron San pssss
via san Pedro and san Francisco. al ssss
u m: str Aivarafo from ssw Orleans
via Balboa. San Pedro aud Han Fransisco.
at zes a m. str Lyman Stewart FROM
olsum. al 1.se a. m. str Henry 7. Scott
from Tacoma via Eagle Hsrhor. az 1850
a m str West Jester from Manila via
Hongkonx. Kobe. Yokohama and vsneou~
YER. a. c.. at noon February si--sfr
ArrenAn from Tacoma. at 1870 D. m str
west Isis from Port Gamble. at ss2e ..
m; str Arabia Naru from Vancouver via
Tacoma. at tits y. m. str Hosalis Ma
honey from sAn Francisco. at i.so .. IN.
oaa1e1
February f:-str Admiral Evans for
San Diego via San Franeiyro and a2u
Pedro. al noon; ssr Cordova for Unsiaska
and Southwestern via Ssuthsastsrn Alas
ka. at a. M /. str West Isis for Manila
via Vancouver. Yokohama. Shanghai
DAir~n and HongkonE. at a. m. str
Arabia Maru for Manila via Yokohama.
Kobe. Saxa.ski. Shanghai and Hong
kong. at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
TALK CREDIT CoNFERENcr

Pans Tor The Northwest confer.
ence OF credit men. to be attended in
this city March 81 by large dclega.
Tons from Portland. Spokane and
Tacoma. were discussed Monday eve
ming at a meeting Of the Seattle As.
sociation OF Credit Men. at the Ma.
sonic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

Passengers travelling on the coast
= coast excursion OF the new steam
hip Wcnatchee. win not be required
70 secure passports. according 10 IL.
r. Alexander. president Of the Pa.
etnc Steamship Co.. who has secured
. special ruling from tho state do
paxfment. The Wenatchee viii have
her 50 trial trip February Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
ASK NEW sKAGIT BIDS

The board OF public works Monday
issued new call for bids on 81 .ooo.-
sae worth Of hydroeiectric machin.
cry for the Skagit project. Bidders
are to state whether or not they win
accept payment In skagit bonds. Bids
will be opened March S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Markets Closed
During Holiday

NEW YORK. Feb. 2..--fn observ
ance OF washington's birthday. ths
New York stock exchange and other
New York markets were closed to
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Feb. zz.-cattIe-Rsc.ip,s
90 ~ and heifers. ftas: stockers ana
feeders. ts97.fs; calves. ssais.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market Toe
hjyhsr. Top. 1910: bulk. ssqs.
snssp-1hsesipt:, ..seo Market zse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

Proposed state tar OF 1 cent pear
gallon on fuel oils for internal com
bustion engines. Is protested by the
Northwest Towboat Owners asrocia-
ton and In. Fishing and Vessel
OwncrT association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Alaakan Xeasels !

Ketchikan---Fsbrusry si--saiisd. str
Alameda. southbound. at Z q. m. str La
touche. southbound. at A. M. str
Northwestern. porthbound. at .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Reported by Wireless
CansdIsn 1sversmest

February 2i--str Alameda, s1s miles
from Seattle. southbouDd. at 10 y. IN.
u. r. Naval Communications
February 7i--str Admiral Rodmsn. So
attic for Ocean Falia. -. c.. $50 miles
from Seattle at D m. str Lasyegas.
Gan Francisco for Seattle. 2ss miles from
Port Townsend at .. m; str West Nilus.
asattie for Honolulu. ais miles from Cape
Flattery at .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
PROTEST FERRY
Rate INCREASE

Bitter protcsts against tho increase
In ferry fares. effective March j.
were hurled at tho county commits.
sloucrs Monday afternoon by indig
nant property owners on the east
shore OF Lake Washington. who
thronged TO tho public hearing on
the subject
The new schedule. which requires
an increase on commutation tickets
of IN cents to the first port Of call
and cents to the second port with
proportionate incrvases TO other
ports. wax declared unreasonable.
Speakers from Bellevue. Kirkland.
Redmond. Medina and Clyde insisted
tina, tho county could not AFFORD to
cut Off it, outlying DISTRICTS By . wall
OF high fares.
Commissioners Thomas pobDn
and Lou c Smith suxgessed . con-
ference with the commissioners spe-
ciai transportation committee at p.
m "Wednesday afternoon Commits
ssoner Claude c. Ramsay In In wash-
ington. ID. C.
TOKUHIIIMA MARC DUE
~. Y. X liner TokuxhfrnA AfAru h
due in Seattle Sunday night accord
ing TO wireless dispatches She Ia
booked 10 leave for ohe Orient on
March 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

fir~s High ride
SEES a n ifs a.
fsrst Iaw Tide
10 - a M. 90 n
second High TIDE
ts.s D IA. It's a.
~esad lSw Tide
li.eS D. m. --at n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
"WEDNESDAY

ryv~s nigh Tide
ssf a. m iie ~
favsx Low Tide
nee a m 80 r.
s~.~sad High rid~
5sss D m. III ~.
~~s~sad law rT.si~
liza - IN. ca II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

This the fpu President Wilson and his cabinet taken in the %
dent the cabinet leaning heavy ruboepped ~h he continued
IL
and has and plainly show the sneng he has
Palmer Daniels. Baker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

A q Bu.IlMIAN. es Indiaan.
"A. VIM says THniae h unques-
ttnnahiy Tho Erualost u,c1leAne he
cvev haard Of. III pot me bs~k
on my fcss aftev ] had practically
given up al hope Of ever being
well again. he statrs,
Evening star., 1921-07-20

appraisal filed in Brooklyn. Nearly all
Of the estate was bequeathed to imme-
diate members Of the family.
Violation Of Dry Law.
GRAND RAPIDS, ,Mich.-Proprietor
Of stores or other public places who
keep supplies Of liquor purchased
prior to the date the prohibition law
became effective in their stores. even
though the room used for storing the
liquor be barred and inaccessible
from the store proper, are guilty of
technical violation Of the Volstead
law, according to an opinion handed
down here by the judges of the
United States circuit court of appeals
of the sixth circuit. The decision
was rendered in a case brought to
the appeals court by Joseph B. Rose,
convicted in the northern Ohio dis
trict on a charge Of illegal posses-
sion and sale of liquor.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Steamship Mnn Lett $1,84z,O0O.
NEW YORK.-The estate Of Henry r.
Mallory. formerly president Of the Nal
lory steamship line, who died in Florida
in 1919. was valued at $i,642, 900. in the
Evening star., 1921-07-20

ing IL alleged to have shot Houston
to death. had threatened to attend the
the mountains since Sunday for Green,
and a number Of shots were fired at
him Monday when he appeared on the
outskirts Of johnson City. He made
his escape.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Find Cars Hidden in Water.

the request that he mako small gifts to
certain relatives.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Needs to Clean and Re5sesh the
Honae for Summer.

6pA 00unco s@ Nos>>
34ounce Ho.
Sulphur Cundnes, 0es 3 nse--de
Cl,Isrjds Lme, pomd...-----Ue
Roughoa-Rats ..---....39s
Househsld Ammonia, ahout
quaxk no
Pfstfs uauE11.t sSp Dd -
Grub OaR6ollc Aci1 Pint -
'eBeo BrnnF Insect PeW1eE.
6oe, no and 12e
Black Flag Insect Powder,
76c, 30 snd.. .10c
r. d. Skis Bid BU1.
Prevesztol, quart 75c; pint. Nc
Insect Powder 6na- .16o
Dead Stuck. 13c ana .23c
Inseefne, ne and-.-.He
!" 6sGAL small csks...--.k
Evening star., 1921-07-20
By the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 2o.-Two
Investigations into the hre ana riot
at the western penitentiary here Mon
day. during which convicts were
wounded and damage done estimated
at 100000, will proceed at once. ac-
cording to Col. c. A. Rook, secretary
of tho board OF inspectors and pun
lisher Of the Pittsburgh Dispatch:
Col. Rook said that the inspectors
investigation would begin after
Warden Francis had completed his
inquiry as to the cause OF the trouble
which resulted In the destruction OF
the industrial buildings at the 1nsti.
tuition, and the. wrecking OF many OF
the cells.
During the riot, 1t was disclosed 70.
day, the woman prisoners took part
almost as prominent as the male coil
victs. The women became so unruly
that three of their ringleaders were
placed in straitjackets.
Following the initiation or tne
warden's investigation those OF the
male prisoners alleged to have been
responsible for the firing OF the
buildings and theN riot were placeo
in solitary confinement. Nine conVlcts
were placed in the prisons dungeons
as a result of the investigation prison
officials said.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Nine Convicts Put in Dungeons
For Taking Part in Prison Riots

n,issioners, Is in prison in Morgan
ton charged with killing his wife at
their home, near Chesterfield.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

state penitentiary at Baton Rouge
and began serving his years sentence
for cattle stealing. Sunday he sent
word to the sheriff of st. Bernard
parish, where he was convicted, that
he had escaped from custody because
he could not stand the humiliation of
being taken to prison under guard.
His whereabouts remained a mystery
until his surrender.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Left MAllered WIDOW. Nothing.

NEW YORK-Harry G. Hemming.
killed in the presence Of his estranged
wife last week by Frank Eberhardt.
caretaker of her Duck Island estate.
near Northport. referred to Mrs. Hem
ming as his alleged widow in his will.
which left her nothing. The document,
filed for probate. valued his estate at
more than $4,000. and beQueathed all
of it to his son. John G. Hemming, with
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Democrats to Sell Clubhouse.
NEW YORK-The National Demo-
cratic Club has authorized its ways
and means committee to sell its 5th
avenue clubhouse, bought for $175, 900
about twenty-five years ago. The club
previously had refused an offer for
as much as $1,000,000.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
carr shotEuns to FuneraI.

BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn.-Scores Of men
acted as an escort for the body of
Robert Houston at his funeral near
Watauga, Tenn, when 1t was reported
that John Green, who Sunday morn
Evening star., 1921-07-20
NOW! A f:Peop2es'' inthe
Southeast

Wth mach pleasure, sue announce the
stenins Of Peoples Ding Store No. II.
oar first store n Sostheast. LooEtel At 633
Pennsyfumis eueuss. This stove shall nsain-
tam Tie assae ,;s;d tstry Of koness me'rhan-
luins fhat has characterized the rutid s,osush
md. general tetulaity Of al Peoples Drug
Stores. 1t eDiu Ivi.s to the people Of this
seetios Of eu city the oery highest type Of
drug ss1r sevviee-ehe choicest drug store
mevehasd1e-and fk,ossh its hemendoss sales
and tsvrhasng vokame, the lotuest possible
Prices. We ps glad to come into Sestheast.
eud su< Diu b< oey happy to see many. man,
nesu faces azS make soora1 Of se0 f1;eads.
We 1azs 80 to feel TIM the "Peopies" .
yor sfsse, AsdSnssed - Sou service. Hsd sue
kofe tksf 1os a4H bu.sv n rait4 ,our Fiez6
dt- RemDten fhr lScse;ss, 63 Pesz,,t
assia 1pezu Sexshess, se~ fAs ~Apess<
Gres@ T1esseE.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Moonshine Whisky Fatal.

Moonshine Whisky Fatal.
CAIRO. Ga.-Neal L. Chamberless.
fifty-six, is dead. and five or six other
persons are said to be in a serious
Condition as result of drinking
moonshine whisky. Investigators
have found that the whisky con-
tanned potash.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Takes Himself TO Jail.
NEW. ORLEANS.-Maurice Navillon.
true to his promise, walked into the
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Charged With Wife Murder.
wINSTON-SALEM. N. C.-Sidney A.
Kincaid, farmer, merchant and mem
ber of the Burke county board OF com
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Find Cars Hidden in Water.
RALEIGH. Two seven-passenger
touring cars were brought to the surface
from twenty feet of water in an aban-
near Raleigh, as the result of opera
tions started by a local insurance con-
Germ. following Information that auto
mobiles, recently alleged to have been
stolen, were resting on the bottom Of
Gated.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-12
HIS FAITH FULLY JUSTIFIED
Wyoming Man Sure Oil Was There,
and Events Have Proved That
He Was Right.

Thirty-Gve years ago a lad from Ire
land landed in New York, worked hard
for FIVE months and saved all his
money. Then he went to the depot and
asked for a ticket. The ticket agent
wanted to know where to. The boy
showed his money over the counter and
said he would go as far West as that
would buy. -Four days later he got
or the train very laUk and hungry at
Casper, Wyo., and he gOt Il Job herd
ing sheep. His name was Pat Sullivan
and he now owns nearly a million head
Of sheep and is the leading citizen Of
Casper.
Ten years ago if one went to Cas-
per ne was sure to be driven about
by Pat Sullivan and told the future Of
the region. To be sure, there was an
endless stretch Of sage brush in all
directions, with but IN occasional oasis
caused by Irrigation, and the roads
leading into the wild were deep in fine
desert dust The town was sprawl
Ing and lumber built, but breezy, hos
t't.-Ftt ANU baDy A4AL IA 10 Fl1t"tA VA
the future.
In those days there stood on the
sage brush plains back Of Casper five
or six derricks that were drilling con
stau,ly and hopefully for oil. Nobody
could get satisfactory explanation
OF what had inspired this drilling.
There vas nothing but dust and sage
brush on the surface. But as though
optimism was sure 30 breed success,
these wells one day broke through a
rock strata and into one Of the great
est bodies Of oil that man has ever
tapped since time began. The oil field
that came into production has proved
10 be one OF the greatest In the world.
Now the sage brush seethes with
actiWty--and Pat Sullivan is one
prophet who is known in his own
country.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-12
No. Llfe.savlnn pevloe.

Firing a test shot with Its barrel
full Of water was the unusual per-
Torrance Of an improved form Of gun
for shooting a life line over a wrecked
vessel, in recent official trials, says
Popular Mechanics Magazine. A one
piece shell containing powder and pro-
jectile gives the new gun great adj
vantage over the old muzzle-loading
type. The barrel may be regulated TO
elevations Of thirty, forty-hve, sixty or
eighty degrees, and its range is LOO
feet. The barrel is readily carried by
one man, and the one-plece carriage
has pair of wheels for easy hauling.
The firing mechanism is actuated by
a lanyard, and the life line, attached
to the projectile, unwinds from the
ccrser of the reel without kinking.