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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
PULLET SALES
SHOW INCREASE
Added Receipts Cause Mar
ket to Move Freely

Increased receipts OF pullet eggs
on tho local wholesale market are
causing dealers 20 push this grade
rather than the fresh stock. which
II short at the present time. Il h
claimed. The pullotH arc selling "a
the retailers at 60 90 60 cents per
dozen.
That the cheaper grade eggs viii
meet with satisfaction at the hands
Of the consumers In the deciara-
ton OF jobberH. They claim that
their quality equals that OF the
frat grades. while tho price differ
enee Is making pulleta the favoritos
The produce market remains
quiet toward tho end or tho week.
No new fruit or vegetable arrivals
from California are reported for
.aturday morning.
Receipts az the local stock yardr
Friday were considerably delayed
by late trains. Total arrivals dur
ing the day wcro isi hogs and iss
head or cattle. Hog market held
steady while cattle showed an in
ereaainE firmnesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Determined TO
BOYCOTT JAPS
China Refuses to Be Market
for Nipponese

China. determined 10 boycott Jap.
aneHe goods. today offers the worlds
greatest market for American trade
and capital. and the Chinese are
anxious that direct trade be cstab
lihhed at once. according To ]. j.
Ting. special trade representative OF
the ministry OF agriculture and com.
mercc OF the Chinese republic. who
Is visiting Seattle for a few days en-
route To Vancouver. u. G. He will
shortly return 10 China after having
spent nine months In America study
Ing American and Canadian markets
and induntrien. Commissioner Ting
today gave personal information on
China 90 Seattle business men In in
tervicwa arranged thru the foreign
trade bureau OF tho Chamber Of
Commerce.
TIL. Chinese are conducting their
boycott against tho Japanese with
religious forvor. he said. and com.
plete thoronesH. so stringent Is Il
that not only will Chinese merchants
refuse 20 sell japanese goods. but
Chinese workmon will refuse 20
handle them on the wharyea or un.
load them from JapancSe steamers
and the Chinese oven refuse 90 deal
In American or European goods car.
ried in Japa nesc steamships.
Ar n result OF the boycott. trade
with Japan IN falling off al a rapid
rate. he asserted. The boycott IL
not recognized by tho Chinese gov
eminent, but II IL mono the less cf-
fectiye and could not be made
more effective II IL were officially
recognized.
China sold Japan sisi 900. 600
worth OF cotton last year. and this
was largely returned an mnnufao-
turci product AFR. Ting hopes 20
sec large cotton mill financed by
American and Chinese capital,
opened In his country. japan last
year bought Sss.ooo.ooo worth 81
Chinese WOOL manufactured Il and
returned ., 20 that country at two
and three times ita purchase price.
China. with itB 900 .ooo. 900 people,
Is awakening and viii need larger
and larger quantities OF manufac-
turcd goodn. he said America iH
It's friend and n Americans awaken
10 the opportunity awaiting them
In China. this country can be its
chief supply source.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
OREGON OVERRUN
BY CATERPlLLARS

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. accord.
ing TO A. j. Jaenicie. inject special.
LIST Of the forest service. in tho small.
or creeks and along their banks in
rillamook county. Oregon, there are
millions on millions OF CATERPILLAR
% many. I'm fact. that they are found
lead in windows. Even the bottoms
~ the streams ore covered TO depth
Of several inches. When the worms
mature into moths tho air for milcs
around Il black with them. During
the past year, Jaenicke states. the
pests have killed several million feet
~ Douglas fir and hemlock timber.
He believes, however. that logging
operations and natural causes will
serve to prevent n recurrence OF the
breeding Of the worms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
VESSEL MAY Be
LOST OFF COAST
Barkcntine Thrasher Long
Overdue Here

No reports have been received
from tho barkcntine ThrnHher. now
Is days overdue on her voyage
from San Francisco 20 Seattle.
Altho all hope has not been
abandoned. Il IN believed the bark
entine founderod IN the storm
which ragged recently along the
coast.
The Thrashcr left San Francisco
October 20, and would ordinarily
make the voyage IN 20 days.
The power schooner Ruby. from
Bethel on the Kuskokwim to Seat
tie, IL more than "a week overdue.
but not much anxiety for her safety
n entertained. an nhe Ia frequently
delayed by heavy storms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
CAMELS TROT
TO ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Dec. s.--s,. Louis was
In the oasis business today.
Caravans OF the thirsty from all
surrounding states made this their
Mecca The procession OF "camels'
began arriving early today after
word went out yesterday that Fed.
eral Judge Faris had restrained
United States authorities from en-.
forcing wartime prohibition against
the removal from bond and sale OF
whlskey
Liquor habi;ats Of other days were
unlocked within an hour after the
temporary injunction was ordered by
Judge Faris. Candles and kerosene
lamps. necessitated by fuel conser-
walton orders. added color TO the re.
appearance OF John Barleyoorn'a
ghost. White eproned barkeepn were
back at their old stands early today
Business was reported thriving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

REVOLT ON FOOT
Reports Reach State De-
partment in U. S.

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dec. "a
revolt In Hoyle, Rua1la la being pre-.
pared by an anti Isolnhgvik orrani.
ration embracing all parties In petro-
grad. according to unofficial advicos
TO the state department today.
Some OF tho leading members Of
this organization hold important
posts in the Boishcvik adrnlnistra.
ton. according 10 tho advices.
Rsvolis Of peasants In soviet Rus
siA were reported and Insurgents
were said TO have marched south.
ward TO Join a volunteer army. re-
anesung tho Bolahsviki to send "A
regiment from tho front TO meet tho
insurgent movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

~ usual
The rumors which have given rise
TO the epidemic Of hystcria are b.
iieved to have grown out Of a pre-
dictIon OF unusually heavy storms
and disturbances In other parts Of
the earth made some time ago by
Prof. Porta. noted sunSpot expert.
Prof. Boothroyd issued n formal
statement OF the true facts In the
case Saturday. II follows;
Conjunction Of the planets oc.
ours about once every go years.
True that II In an unusual event In
scientific history but I am certain
II will not result In the fatal events
that have been predicted
According 10 all scientific knowl
edge the planets have no effect what.
soever on the formation OF sun
spots As near as astronomers can
ascertain the solar spots are an In.
ner effect Of the sun and appear In
regular periods Of II years.
---~------------------
A cunning minority often beats
an overconfident majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Youths Plead Not
Guilty of Murder

EVERETT. Dec. 6.--tSpecial.l--
after pleading not guilty by reason
Of insanity, Isom White and Oar
win Morton. youths charged with the
murder OF Leo Linton. Everett
chauffeur. were back In their cells
today awaiting trial. Linton's body
was found on the Homo Acres road
near here n fortnight ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Dec. e.--cattie-Rsoeipts,
~ head. market steady. Good 20 choices
steers. tbGS.Go. fair 20 good steers. q a
good 20 choice cows and heifern. fsgs.
medium 10 good. s7.s0us.So. Gamers. s.
9.. bulls. tE07.se; calves. fTdlt
ga-Ahrket weak. Prime mixed,
is,1811L.s0. medium mixed. $3.50 q
$3.50; rough heavy. siiSouit. pigH. sia
CTS.
Bhssp--Market steady. Prime lambs,
sii, tocl1.Le. fair 20 medium. 1850 %
tii.to. yeariinEs. fs.So9io.Se. wotherr.
ffUfko. ewes. fSG7.
Huttcr--s7Ufkc per 10.
EKEs-ToGsbo per doz-
Ceese--ssc per 10.
cheese-Tripista. taasc per 10.
Hsns-:s D ace per ID. broiiers. % o Csc
per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
WILL HOLD HANDS
TO THE very END"

Scores Of women In Seattle
to-day are tssror-stricken over
Wild rumors circulated here that
December II viii mark the end
Of the world. Some arc said 10
BE- on the verge Of nervous pros
tration-
One grsup Of women In the
East Madison district have al
ready ma<3e plans TO gather In
the home Of onc Of their mum
. ber early on the morning Of
December II and await the end
calmly" holding hands.
Prof. Samuel r. Boothroyd. head
OF the astronomy department ut the
University of Washington. has re
ceived an average OF nearly %
phone calls a day for the past two
weeks from frantic women and 9th
crs inquiring whether there Is any
There isn't the remotest possibn
i;y that the world viii come 20 ar
end December II. or for a long. Ions
time thereafter" Prof Boothroyc
raid Saturday. "weTl all be getting
up on the morning of the 18th tc
MUNICH our toast and sip our coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Wireless Reports
4. :. Naval Communication

December Str WalilnEford. Seattle
for Honolulu. off Huah rotut AZ q IN
str President, Seattle for San Francisco
30 miles from seattle at p. M: ctr
Rainier. Seattle for San Francisco. 80
miles from Seattle az y. m: str Fred
Baxter. San Francisco for Seattle. 1855
miles from Seattle at > y. m; str J. A.
Aoffctt. Seattle for Richmond, $50 miles
north OF Richmond az r. m: str West
fHon. Kobe for Seattle, a,ags miles west OF
Cape Fiattory at y. IN; str Admiral
Rodman. Gis miles from Seattle for
ketchikan at y. m.
Vessels In Port Mt seattle Today
Smith Cove serminai--str Ioof~nm.
Great Northern picr-str suwa Mnru: str
Rush.
Great Northern elsvstor-str Eastern
Guide
Bell st. termInal--Motor sehr chaliam-
bra. str Ccthana. str Protcsilaua.
Pier Motor achr Wakonn.
Pier Str jefferson. str Redondo. str
Santa Ana.
Pier str B<rren.
Grand Trunk dock--Str City OF Seattle
Pier o--str Admiral Dewey.
Pacific Coast bunkers--u. \. T.. 8. Una
tilla No. 81
skinnes \ Eddy yards--str Victoria, str
Nile. str Robin Hood. str Jadden. str
Cross Keys, str Alaska. U. s. =, Sur
voyor
Stacy st. terminai---U. s. g. Burnside. u.
s. A. r. Dix.
Hanford 81. torminal--Str osssqumsicit
str Clyndon, atr MnnhRn.
Spokane ut. terminal--Str Fuho Maru.
Duthie yarda--str West Hcsseltino.
East waterway terminai-str West Ivls.
Todd drydook--str West Henshaw.
Seattle flour miii-.Str Egremont
Amea yArds-str Roosevelt.
Heffernan drydock-str II. u. Lovejoy
Lake union---Huils SnoauaimIe. Broston.
Leota. Endymion. Fort jackson. Adj
dison. Boughton. Bowosmont. bourne
VILE, Alionhurst. Abllla. Adria, Ca
prarla. Elestra, Oeiwin, Ahydos. Area.
deinia, Academia. Pezuta, Black Wolf.
biritiand. Bastine. Bianford. Agron,
Anthem. Fort Harrison Fort Stanwix,
Imuflsa. Kitten, Loot. Dione. Cagacan.
Cozian. cinoyras, Cardia, ELISA, schrs
Azaica, Henry Wilson, Salvador. Alice.
wawona. bye Corus, biz oriental. str
San Wan. whaling atr Tanginal<
whaling str Kodiak. u. n q. Surveyor,
whaling str Patterson. schr Maid OF
Orleans. bye Fresno. atr Charles r.
Wilson. str John A., str Elihu Thorn
son. str Washington.
Bolcom Canal Lumber company dock
Motor Eohr Kirkstind.
stimson miil--Str Clodia.
Union Pacific dock--Str Stanley
standard OH dook--sjtr oaffney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
SUGAR CARGO ARRIVES

Fifty thousand sacks or sugar
were shipped into Seattle from Cali.
fornia on Parr Mccormack line ships
during November. the company an.
nounccd Friday During October
60 900 sacks were brought here by
this route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
ISSUE Warrant
TO ARREST COP
Charged With Beating Ten
Year-0Id Boy

Deputy sheriffs w~rr sent 10
the home of Mounted Policeman
trieh VI. Carson. 1900 18th ave.
\. w. Gatowood, ut noon Satur.
day. Win n warrant for his mr..
rcst on a charge Of second dcgr-e
assault. alleging he beat his son
Phillip. aged 10. over the head
with am iron rod. and kicked him
because h- was slow with his
multiplication tables two weeks
ago.
The warrant was carried by Dep
uty Shsriffs G. II. ncebe and &. ~
Jarrett. fiail was fixed In IN. sum
OF 1880. after Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney John A. Fratnr had filed
an Information In tho cas-. direct In
superior court.
Phillip and hin sisters. Hazel. 4
and Susie. 7. are being held In ths
Juvenile home temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06


LONDON. England. Dec. e.-Plans
for n tunnel s2 miles long between
France and England 20 cost billion
dollars or more are so far perfected
that construction can start at once
II win take five years 10 complete
tho tunnel.
British and French governments
are said to be in entire accord on
the project. No preference In rates
Is 20 be given any country.
The approach TO the tunnel win be
northwest OF Dover. some miles back
from the coast. because OF the hugs
cliff between Folkstone and Dover.
Moro than II miles OF the % VIII
be under the sea and the tubes VIII
70 down TO a depth OF $50 feet
Two tunnels. each is feet In dl
ameser. are to be sunk. with cross
galleries every zoo yards
Near the middle of the tunnel
there win be n dip for one mile and a
water lock by means OF which the
tunnel can be flooded and disabled
for use In case OF emergency. This
lock will be controlled from Dover.
DIG 100 FEET BELOW
BOTTOM or SEA
The deepest water along the route
OF the tunnel IL $50 feet. and II ts
. proposed TO 80 deep enough TO have
cover OF the chalk sea bottom 100
feet thick between the top OF the tun-
mel and the bottom OF tho channel
sf-yx{. ~vfU or,se.-f The tttf.ssa frOfr, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
STEAMERS ACCEPTED

The steamships Manham and Jad.
den. Seattle North Pacific and Skin.
ner s. Eddy products. were accepted
by the shipping board. after passing
trial trips Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Public Markets


Stalls i2-i1. home made compound. 80
n; picked pofk. 2sc and zoe NJ. round
steak. 2to 10. Stall 1906 bars sunny
Monday soap. 75e. pkgs. corn flakes.
z5c. 800 can maple syrup. 39e. stalls 10
~. 2 cans corn or peas. zoe. bars Palm
Olive soap. 27o. Aibers Peacock buck
wheat 3sc pkg. Stall isz. 2 pkKs. Ehred-
dsd BiscuiHt. a7c. cans sunriss milk.
z1o, nice prunea. isc ~ Stall i5o, 2
pkzs. Post Toasties. zsc. Csc can Van
Camps pork and beans. isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Barkentine Wins
Struggle at Sea

A three-master barkentine. b.
lieved TO be the Thrasher. Is days
overdue from San Francisco. passed
into the straits at $50 O'Clock Sat
urday mornipg. according to reports
received at the Merchants Exchange
from Tatoosh island. The barken-
tine Thrasher was thought TO have
foundored off the coast during .
storm last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO, Dec. c.--Aftsr opsniD K
lower. grain futures on the Chicago
Board OF Trade today rallied sharply.
Tho rise followed tho buying Of large
quantities OF Data and rye by exporters
Provisions were lower.
December corn. down NC At tho open
Ing. advanced sc before the close. Jan
uRry corn opened down &c. at ii.sf, and
closed 1He up May corn waa down
another Ike
December oats opened unchanged al
fshe. but advanced No In later tradinH
May oats was Tsc at tho opening. down
Nc. and gained 4 during the short Sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
TODD YARD TO REOPEN

TACOMA. Dec. s.--The Todd Dry
Dock & Construction corporations
Hhipyard will reopen Monday
morning. after being shut down
since October I. y. r. Marsh. labor
commissioner. announced Saturday.
Tho yard employs $500 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
lCONlUM RETURNS

Tho steamship iconium. Pacific
=. s. Co. completed her maiden
voyage TO the Orient Friday noon.
when she berthed at Smith Cove
port commission terminal After
her Oriental cargo IL discharged.
she will be reloaded for the orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

Stan 1902. bulk coffee special, 1Ic ~.
ms 800. eggs, ftc don. don. csc. .
tail cans milk. 2ze. peanut butter. fresh
ground. zoe 10. az ios. sic: fun cream
cheese, z1e NJ: cream brick cheese. 1sc
NJ: Flake White. zoe NJ stall ., black
cod iBc M: red snapper, tBc ID: rrneIts,
2 lbs. Use; crabs. zoe each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
BANK CLEARINGs
Frisco Market Status

BAN FRAHCfHco. Dee. s.-Butter---
Extras, s7o per NJ.
EEEr-EHtrhs. s7he per doz; extra pull
lets. Tgc per dor. underlined pufieta. 7sc
per dor
cheeHe-callfornia flats. zoe per ID;
nfntH. soc per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
ECONOMY

Stalls .o-si. fancy Burbank POTATOES.
s3.e sack. delivered; Jonathan apples.
1870 box. StAils .t5-5s. s-rb. can ~ J..
Is. coffee. ia.3s. bars Bob White soap.
Van Camps pumpkin. ice: zoe can corn.
isc: cans tomatoes. 15c. zee can
spinach. lie: ! ms small white beans.
&c. tL2s broom. tsc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
L.OvEJOY TAKES LUMBER

Ono million feet u lumber win be
taken 20 San Pedro from the stim.
son mill In Ballard by the steamship
II. u. Lovejoy. Neutrality-suspicious.
announced Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
PIKE PLACE

Stall 70. pure sresh milk. lie CT. Stall
CO. tail can carnation milk. 1shc. stalls
27-1s. ms. pure lard. secs choice jowI
bacon. fJc N. Stall 1904. cakes Creme
on soap. &c; cans oil sardinss. zsc: ~
10. sack Holly flour. is.st; solid pack
tomatoes. lie can. cut macaroni. lbs.
sc. pork and beans Ia tomato saucr.
IarEe can i8c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

Stall II. potatoes. s5.z5 per 100 ms;
sweet potatoes. ms 2bc; soft shell wal
nuts. soc 10; eranbsrriea. loo NJ. stalls
it-2c. Ms. NJ. J. Is. coffee. ti.tS. crirco.
s7e. sc, 800 and tzio; , rts. Corona
coffee. ti.3b. ssc Citrus Powder. z7cs 1
N. new almonds. zoe. rba. navy beanA
25c. Stall 100. tall cans milk. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Quotations at stockyards
27O VOICES IN CONCERT

The annual midwinter concert will
be given by 270 trained singers from
tho university under the direction of
Dean Irving NJ. ID. Glen In Meany
hall Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. a--pernsnd sssttinr
On the foreign exchange was sass. react
ing Ne from the openirE figure. Franc
checks made = nsE low A. ieTTe. of
seniimss Marks were quoted al .esiec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS

sighted ~ the Cape
Especial from 4. r. weather bureau
TAToosH ISLAND. Dec. ga. NJ
Failing barometer. eioudy; wiHd south.
~ miles an hour. December t-Soon--
Clear wina east. 10 miles an hour
y. M-clssr. wind west. 20 miles Al
hour.
Arrived nj seattle
December Str ArEyii from San Pc
dfo via Tacoma az ,. m. str STANLEY
from lfonEkpns via ports AZ les .. m.
motor scnr whkena from Vancouver. ~
G.. Of isiso .. IA. sir JAddca from triAl
trip At 4 . M. str ManhAn from triAl
trip &C siil .. N.
sailed rress seattle
December e-Hu City OF Seattle 70,
Southeastern kiassA at 10 a. m III
ArEYu for Han Pedro at 1850 a. m
December STIR Admiral Nicholson fo-
Southeastern Alaska NJ y. n. sir wal
iihEford Tor kahuiI end Hils at ESQ p.
IA. str nAinisr Tor Han Frsnciaoo at asa
. m. str President for Han Diego via
san frAncisco a. y. m. ftr Manhan for
rial trip a. ~. str J. a. Moffesi
for San Pedro AZ 7,ie . M.
Alaska vessels
sIrEA Sailed December 8; SIR Al
nirAl Efans southbound 81 a. an.
other Ports
PHILADELPHIA .-- Arrived Sovernber
81 Str Gray Cloud from Seattle via Bal
boa.
oSGKONu--Arrivod November -.
Str Tyndarrus from Seattle via Manila
okOUAMA--Arrived November 20:
star Eidridsc from Seattle.
KpHE-Saiied December - Str Yves,
islip for scattis Sailed November -.
Str West INon for Seattle via Yokohama
YoKoHAMA--Eaiir November q: sts
West a~sovia for seattle
Ban FEANCfhcpa-Arrive December
STR Atlas from Poin; Wells. str Lyman
stewart from Seattle ~ p. m. str Al.
uifal FararEut from seattle at , p. m
Sailed December 2. str Bee for Nancou-
yer, n. G.. at noon.
VICTORIA. n C.--Arrived December
5; str Manila MRru from Seattle at {
.. m. Sailed December o. Rtr Manila
NAru for Yokohama via ports at s.fo
.. IN.
MuKILTEo-sailod December 6. schY
Mcirone for MRhukona in tow OF tar
Richard Yoiyoko
PORT TowNEEND-- Passed IN pecom-
Der 9 Str Fred Baxter for Seattle AZ s "a
a. m. Passed out December 6; STR J. a
Moffott for Han Pedro az ii.A0 A. m. +. rtr
Manila Maru for liongkong via ports AT
q. m.
TAcoMA-Arrived December C: Str
Norwood from Lost iiarbor. Arrived Do.
csmh"r o; Hrc coli In tow Of tug Dan.
lei kern. str Northwestern from Seat
tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

Less difficulty Ia construction Is
expected than was met In building
tho East river tunnel between Man
haitian and Long Island. There II
was necessary 10 bore thru hard rock
covered with glacial houiders over
laid with quieksand.
The channel tunnel wili 80 thru
chalk. The first layer under tho
channel Is white chalk. Below this is
200 fcnt OF gray chalk and thru this
the tunnel viii be bored The cngi.
necring question In whether this gray
chalk IL inpervious 20 water. II In
the antics OF the sea in ages past
any great assures have been ere
ated. they win cause trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Dec. e.--cattie--Reoeipts
1900 head market steady. Steers. sio9
fis.to. cows and heiferH. t7ds.5e. stock
srs and feeders. t7aii.so. calves. s79
ttf.bo.
HoEs-ftecsip,s. 500 head: market - O
soc lower. Top. tis-io. bulk Of sales.
;iE.so9i1TS
Ahesp--Rsccipts. 5000 head. market
steady TO 1Je lower, lambs. sfs 500
titTs. ewes. YES. feeder lambs. tis9
tit.S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
FIRST ATTEMPT
MADE. IN 1874

First steps toward a channel tun-
mel were taken In 1874 when a
French company sank an expert.
mental shaft in France. Then In
1881 a British company sank n SHAFT
and drove a boring s.e00 yards to-
ward the channel The work was
stopped by the government. which
decided that such project should
be carried out by Oh, government.
The project was revived In 1914 and
naval and military advice asked. but
tho outbreak of the war stopped
progress.
With the tunnel in operation the
channel could be crossed In as min.
utes and the time from London 20
Paris viii be but six hours. while
examination Of baggage on IN. train
would 10 away with customs delays.
Express trains would be made up
In London for Constantinople. Rome
and rrindtsi. Bagdad and other cross
continent runa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
FRENCH AWARD MEDAL

Henry Suzzallo. president Of the
university. received a copy Of war
medal from the University of Paris
Friday. The French school says the
medal was conferred ON u. of w. for
the part its students and alumni
played in the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

Probably the easiest way 10 make
trouble IN TO look for It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

A cunning minority often beats
an overconfident majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06

II ignorance were bliss there
would be more happiness on earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-06
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