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New Britain herald., 1919-02-07
FOX'S THEATER.
Wallace Reid. Pearl White, Fatty
Arbuckle, and IL Big Vaudeville
Show Are the Features at
FOX'S Tonight.

In an outdoor play, with the big
timber country for a canvas and with
the lives of lumber ia ks for atmos-
phere, Wallace Reid, the ever popuar
Paramount star, is ideally cast in
1.-The Source" his latest starring
vehicle. The principal situation of
this vigorous photoplay involves the
reformation of man who is addicted
to drink and who through the influ-
ence of a woman and the bigness of
the outdoor life, comes back with a
vengeance. This sort of character is
one of the red blooded kind in which
Mr.. Reid appears to signal advantage
and there is little doubt that his adj
mirers will find his new character
iZation one of the best of his screen
career.
Episode No. of 1.-THE lightning
Raider" with Pearl White and War
ner Glad, opens with The Ebony
Block, in possession of The Wasp.
The elusive Block is opened in this
episode, and it's contents cause all in
terested in its mystery to become
mixed in a new series of mystifying
entanglements.
Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel Nor
mand in Fatty's Joy Ride, and Mutt
and Jeff supply additional comedy
and the latest Pathe News has more
Of it's latest and exclusive pictures Of
the American Army of Occupation in
Germany. Fox's vaudeville is head
lined by Bill Harris Fun in a Circus"
screaming travesty on circus
side-show. Hart appears as an old
time barker, and keeps the house in
commissions for twenty minutes. The
rest Of the bill includes Jack Sydney,
In songs and stories: Gail Firth,
versatile Coincidence, and Cody and
Saul, In a musical offering. TomOr-
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07
KEElNEY'S THEATER.

Today's show at Keeneys is one of
the best that has been shown recently
at this theater, the pictures being the
latest releases and the five acts of
vaudeville are we'll varied.
Enid Bennett in FUSS and Fea TIL
ers" is the feature on the moving pic
ture program. This picture, the lat
est success of this popular star, is a
very interesting and thrilling story
and will hold your interest from start
to finish, The Lure Of the Circus"
the great serial featuring Eddie Polo,
will also be shown. This episode, "The
Giants Leap" is full Of thrills. A
roaring comedy and a Gaumont
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07
MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
Tells How VinoI Made Her Strong

Tells How VinoI Made Her Strong
Bronson, Mich.-"I took VinOl for
a weak, rundown condition, and
backache and had to keep up and do
my homework for my family of three.
vtnol has improved my condition SO
that now I feel like different per
son. Mrs. Albert Rose.
The reason we recommend Ninol
to our customers for such conditions,
Is because we believe it to be the
most successful strength creator we
know, containing as it does beef and
cod liver peptones, iron and man
ganese peptonates and glycerophos-
pilates. The greatest Of all tonics.
Sold by The Clark & Brainerd Co.,
Druggists, Liggett's Riker-Hegeman
Drug Stores, John j. McBriarty, Ma
than Noveck, W. H. Russell, and
Druggists everywhere.
p. Stop scratching, our SaXol
Salve stops itching. We guarantee it.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

Weekly are also on the bill. Several
shorter pictures will also be shown.
For vaudeville there are the following
acts: Ward & Co., bicycle artists;
Two Toomey's, clever singing come
dams: St Clair & RaWlinson, in q
pjanologue; Marion & Lamar, black
face comedians, and Weston & Co.,
protean artists. Big double feature
show Sunday. Coming soon, Dustin
Farnum in THE Virginian." In this
picture Dustin Farnum made the
greatest hit of his career.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-07

s4ylar II rarely embarrassed. and !
surprised toasee a FAINT nusn On
face. 49,
A Story to Come.
AT1l tell you about it later" she
Uttered hurriedly,' and I realized
n she had been purposely conceal
. from me the fact of Robert Saw
h's presence on the other side.
here was no time for query or
culation, however. Even if the
sidoscopic movement outside our
cab windows had not held our own
rest as it did, Marion's wild en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
BOLSHIESL LOSE
TWO WARSH|PS
0estroyers Sunk In Clash
With British Vessels

LONDON. oct 22..-tUnited Press)
Two Bolahcvlk destroyern were
sunk by British and Esthonian de-
stroyerH In Kaporia bay yesterday.
the british admiralty announced to
day
ION Tuesday four Bolshcviki de
ntroyera attacked Esthonian and
British destroyers IN kaporia bay"
the official communiauo said.
Two Boirhevik deHtroycrn were
sunk. We suffered no casualties"
LONDON. Oct. 22.--Unitcd press)
---Generai Yudenitch has halted his
advance on Pctrograd. 10 await re
Inducements before attempting To
enter the city, according 60 dis.
patch received today from Heising.
fors.
A dispatch filed Monday at Riga
reported that aviators attached to
Colonel Bermondt's anti.Bolnbevik
army had dropped an ultimatum In
the city threatening TO lombard IL
unless IL surrendered by midnight
German attempts TO cross the
Dwina river have been rcpulsed by
the Let's. II was stated In unofficial
adsices today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Son of France Among
First to Honor "T.R."

gave his life for the cause OF justice
and France"
u. V. Argon. who gave no address.
was the writer.
While first reports for teams were
scheduled TO be made "wednesday.
Memorial clubs are being formed In
scores OF business houses. and checks
for many Of these have been mailed
20 the Seattle headquarters.
In the ntats.at.large reports Of
progress are slow. In many Of the
counties organization In htill being
perfected Exclusive OF Seattle. Spo.
kane heads the rolls with $3.50. Ia
coma having $1,000 in hand. Waila
Waila has raised 5000. Benton coun.
~. 1856. Yakima county, 5000 and
cowiitz county. 1i12.
The American Legion, Elmer J.
Noble post. contributed t25 to the
was made by the Lake Washington
Lodge No. 81. Independent Older OF
Odd Fellows.
a typically Roosevelt film. entitled
with Roosevelt Thru the Roosevelt
Country" which portrays many
scenes from the life Of the dead
American. was shown at the Co.
ioniai theatre Wednesday All rent.
ais for the use OF the film In Wash.
ington Will go towards the Roosevelt
Memorial fund. the booking oven be-
Ing handled by the Hallmark Pic.
lures corpora ton without charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
KITTOE MURDER
TRIAL BEGINS
Dentists Son Is Accused OF
Shooting Chauffeur

Tho greater portion OF "Wednesday
was spent In picking the jury In the
first degree murder trial OF Harry T.
Kittoc. charged with shooting Leo
Price. his fathers chauffeur. June
20. The case II expected 10 be the
most bitterly contested murder trial
OF the many now pending. Atior
neys Hugh Caldwell and walter Ful.
ton are defending Kittoc. while
Deputy Prosecutor J. A. Frater ia
directing the prosecution. advised by
Prosecuting Attorney Fred c. Brown.
kittoe liz the son OF DIR. John y.
kittoc. manager Of the Albany Den
tai Pariors. In the Peoples Bank
building. Both Dr. Kittoe and Mrs.
kittoe appeared in court Wednesday
when the trial opened.
kittoc In said 60 have shot Price
over quarrel about who should
drive his fathers auto. Price had
been hired AS chauffeur just before
the shooting. which occurred at DIR.
kittoe'a farm. at sunnysidc. Deputy
sheriffs who arrested Kittoe say he
was drunk when they found him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smith Cove ,srminai-s,r Eidridss. str
FULTON.
rssr LEU = power schr Elder. str Mem.
city.
Pacific coas, bunk~rr--Rsr Gray Cloud.
afr proohdaie. str wisterta
Pier s~~Ntf Uiynnon.
pier e-~H.hr Defender.
Pier s-ssr jefferson.
skinner Eady yarfs--str cri=freid. s'r
cfippis Greek. str kffns. ssr hffins-
pier A--Hsr Admiral rarraEu;. ctr Ad.
fnlfai Evans
PIER n--Esr queen. s,r Senator.
Pier p--Etr Admiral srhisy. str rrssi-
dent
Hanfofa 81 tsrmlnsi-str Dshiia. sehr
Alice cooks. str Western Knight
puthts yarss--s,r Deuel.
rodd's dFyascke-atr CAffn.y. str Santa
Alicia. s,r uairAtts.
PUGET sound nridss and Dredging yards
str IirookSood.
Anne. Yards sur csthissnst. str Roc.s-
welt. str western Glen.
ffeffsrnsn,s drrdoek-s,r conswsso. SIR
~ ~ foseycy.
SEATTLE Flour rniiss- Power sehr osme.
rasisrsen a Motor schr Hoo
byslia-
lake unioa---uuf,s Raoausirfe. rrosson,
fs1ess. rndymier. Fort jackson. Al
olson. pouNhfDn. Bowanmont, Bourne.
vile. Afienhursf. Atills. Adtia. Ca
rrsris. Elea,rs. o~i~in. Ahyaos. Area
dsfnis. Academia. fvHuts. Black Wolf.
Kirkland. bsstine. risnford. Agron.
Anthen. Fort Harrison. bort Rsanwix.
ff1ufks. Kitten. Loo;i. nlone. cssscan.
corisn. ctnsyrss. csrdis, Eiirss. schrr
Asaisa. Henry Wilson. Saltwater. Alice.
Nsvona. bro corus motor Hrhr Dash
ing Wave. bk Oriental. str Han Wan.
Fast waterway dock-Ftr nrsve Occur.
Commercial Boiler ~orhs--M otor schs
kirkstind. str Admiral Dewey.
nrseham Hateock-atr Cinema. ctr
Chairis. hull Charms
Ballard Marine rsii~sy--Bgo Eiweii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Owner Wrecks Car,
Attacks Passerby,
Claims Prosecutor

As the result OF an alleged attack
on A. NJ. Fisher. sos Kilbourne ave.
while he was peacefully engaged in
driving his Ford across the new Uni.
verhty bridge. Tom Wilson was
charged with assault by Deputy Pros
ecutor c. c. Dalton "wednesday.
Wilson was wild with drink. Dial.
ton says. and wrecked his car at 18th
ave. ~ r.. and n. 10th NJ. He then
came back and tried to jump on the
running board OF all the autos that
passed. lie did not succeed until
Fishers car came.
lie dragged Fisher out OF the car
and beat him severely. Dalton says.
Officers had been chasing Wilson
and arrived in the midst OF the fight.
Wilson was fined 800 for reckless
driving by Judge John u. Gordon
Tuesday. He will now be tried on
the assault charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Stenographer Who Disappeared
Christmas Eve Discovered Here

Il won't be home to dinner to-
night. ! have n lot Of work to finish
up at the office" This was the mes.
sage an 18-year.oid San Francisco
stenographer teIephoned her mother
last Christmas eve.
She never returned.
After a search lasting nearly a year
the dramatic disappearance OF the
girl was brought to n climax Tues
day In Seattle. when Milton Mcclure.
her alleged abductor, was arraigned
before Commissioner II. w. Nc.
Clelland on a charge Of violating the
Mann act He In held on q 5000
bond for further hearing.
According to department OF justice
agents. the girl. after coming to Sc.
attic with Mcclure, obtained employ.
rnent as a stenoerapher and lived
with him ms his Wife at local
apartment house. Her name 10 with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
SUGAR PROFIT
HOGS QU|zzED
Two Grocers on Carpet in
u. S. Attorneys Office

Complaints OF sugar profitecring
here were investigated Wednesday
by the fair price committee. which
met In the office OF n. G. Saunders,
Y. s. district attorney, In the Fed
erai building.
Five dealers charged with selling
sugar at rate higher than the II
cents per pound. tho price permitted
by the u. = equalization board at
Washington. u. c.. were given an
opportunity 70 explain.
Mrs. W. II. sopcr. grocer. az aga
broadway. charged with selling
sugar at IS cents a pound. declared
IL cost her iG cents pound 20
transport. weigh and wrap. She al.
mitted selling sugar at ~ cents
which was bought at 1000 n sack
OF 100 pounds
The Gillespie Grocery company.
tsd ave. and y. Madison At. ad
mltted selling two pounds Of sugar
for 20 cents. The committee de
olded 10 consider the cases In ex
ecutiye session. 10 determine n new
factors had entered into the price
Of sugar.
THE price OF sugar has been de.
termlned not only by this committee
hut by the equalization board AT
Washington. declared Saunders
The maximum price that can be
charged for sugar is II cents n
pound nj the present wholesale price
OF e,sS cents per pound. Anything
charged over that price "a profitecr.
Ing and subject 20 prosecution under
the federal statutes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

PORTLAND. Oct. 17.--csttie--Rsceipts
% head. market steady. Good TO choice
steers, 5000; fair 10 rood steers. tTa
s.. common TO fair steers. $500. 50 /;
good 10 choice cows and beifsrs. 80. 30 q
1850: medium 90 good, ts.bo0s.so: can
ners. t3us. bulls. tSas.so; calves. ts9
tfs.
lower. Prime mixed. titgogitos. me
dunn mixed. tfia1tbo: rough heavy.
N2.5o0fa. pigs. si77sais7s.
shecp--Receipts. f.oss head. market IN
steady. Prime lambs, siiaif.so. fair TO
medium, sloGii. yeariings. tsGs; weth-
ers. t7.so0s.5o: ewes. ts07.
Butter--ss q e7o psr ID.
EgEs-s3 q zoe per don.
Geese-1sc per ID.
Cheese--33 q 35c per 10.
uens-2e9 csc per ID. broiiers. as0f7o
per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
DRUGLESS DOCTORS
TO HAVE MAGAZINE

Members OF tho Washington Asso-
citation OF Drugiers Physicians voted
Tuesday afternoon at their sixth nm,
nuai convention to establish nm OF.
fetal organ. a monthly magazine. for
thn dissemination OF methods OF
drugicrs treatment The magazine
will be published I'm Seattle. Van
couver. wash. was chosen for the
next meeting place OF the eonven-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Child
Taken From Her
Mother by Court

-Four ycar-oid Dorothy Messlck.
storm center OF a bitter legal bat
tie waKcd about her for several
days In superior court. will accom-
pany her father. william c. Mes
STICK. back TO California. Her
mother will remain here to face a
statutory charge which cost her the
custody OF her child.
This was the situation wcdnes-
day at the conclusion OF tho case
In Judge J. r. Ronaid's court
Tho Judge iectured tho mother
forcibiy on the folly OF listening to
tire Establishments OF strange men
who. he told her. would soon tire
OF her and cast her heartiessiy
aside.
She sobbcd. The pretty little girl
was taken from her and folded in
the arms OF the father.
Il regret the outcome OF the
case Judge Ronald said. hut 4,
seems the only course"
Mrs. Messick lives at liz: coium-
bla st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
SEATTLE MEN ARE ELECTED

Blake ID. Mills. Charles ID. Lewis.
Thomas NJ. Askren and Ivan l.. Hy-
land. OF Seattle. have been elected
s3rd degree honorary Masons at the
supreme council. in session at Wash.
ington. ID. C.. according to word re.
cived here from Ernest ". Hussey
sovereign grand inspector general.
Seattle men elected knights com.
mander OF the Court OF Honor, are;
James II. Begg. X. w. Huntoon.
John ID. White, Edward +. Greene,
J. w. Phillips. George w. Lawton
and James w. Reynolds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Husband Forsaken;
Couldn't Build Home

"Oh. I've made mistake" Is what
hts wife. Catherine Beaii. told him
one week after they were married.
John r. Beali says in his divorce
complaint. She also said she didn't
love him. Beali says.
',Altho she was spending money
faster than could make IL. she
raved and tore around on December
4. 1918. saying. why don't you build
a house. other men can And when
told her I had no money. she told
me. Well. I'm going TO Some one
who can build And she left me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

Written from the depths Of loyal
Frenchmnn's heart. letter was re
ccived Wednesday by Roosevelt
Memorial headquarters In tho EN-
plre building. enclosing n check for
SO. The letter follows:
Enclosed please find check for
$40. my very.wiliing contribution 10
the Roosevelt Memorial fund.
However fronchman, here since
the wars over. nn an admir"r OF
Mr.. Roosevelt an much az president
of United States as individual. am
sending my humble share for the
memorial Of great man. aa he wins
and always will be. In the memory
Of everyone who know him. heard OF
him. or read his works. as helper Of
science and humankind. not for.
getting the father OF the one who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
SOMMERS SUES
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

Because large box with sharp
nails proiruding caught his coat as
he walked down Second ave. Decem.
Der n. 1918. Jack Sommcrs. local at.
torncy. In suing August Mehlhorn.
ir.. and Annie T. Ncu. owners OF the
Mehlhorn building. sis Second ave.
for $4,000 damages. The case was
heard BY Superior Judge Calvin S.
Hall "wednesday. Sommers said he
WINS thrown TO the sidewalk when his
coat caught and sustained severe In.
jurles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

CHICAGO. Oct ss.--Grain prices on
the Chicago Board OF Trade after open
ing slightly lover today due 10 iiauifa-
tion of long corn and lower hog rnarksts.
recorded slight gains In later trading.
Provisions were steady 10 lower.
p~csmb~r corn opened Nc lower. At
tf..sa. but later gained Nc. May corn
wa. down Nc AZ the openinx. ~ si..i
and remained unchanged.
Dse<mber oAts lost NC ., tns opening
Of Te&c. and subsequently, gained hc.
May cats opened ~ ffLe. up Ne. and
later gained an additional Ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
New Seattle Ship
Is Ready to Load

The steamship Cripple Creek was
delivered by the skinner a Eddy
corporation 10 the shipping board
Tuesday. following a suoce ssfui trial
trip. She will load flour for the
Atlantic coast w. X. Grace a Co.
are operators and managers. Capt.
y. s. Nelson has been named skip.
per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Injured Car Rider
Sues for Damages

when a street car conductor kick.
ed Edward Freshman In the stomach
and propelled him off n street car
he was attempting to board at 18th
ave. w. and Nickcrson st.. Nov. II.
1918. hero Is what Freshman says he
suffered;
internal injuries. bruised muscles.
wrenched tendons. swollen stomach.
nervous shock. insomnia. nausea.
mental anguish and personal humili-
alton"
Outside Of that Freshman got off
the car uninjured. He asks t2.550
damages in superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
NIPPON MARU IS
SAVED OFF S. F,
Goes Ashore; Floated; 28a
Passengers Aboard

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ga
United Pre>s.t--Thc nippon
Maru. a ii.o0otou passenger
steamer Of tho r. X. n. line.
which grounded on y rocky beach
Oh Point Pedro. south 81 the Ciln
HOUSE. Mt sseo today. was aoated
shortly before o'clock. accord
Ing 10 reports received by the
company
The Nippon Maru carries .s3 pas
scngcrs. III OF which arc FIRST cabin
II IL expected 10 anchor in the ba,
at i0:ss.
No damage was done 20 tho vessel
according TO wireless received by the
exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
ARCHIE TAFT Is MARRIED

Bound for New York ON their
honeymoon. Archie q. Taft. OF the
sporting goods firm Of Piper & Taft.
and Mrs. Taft. formerly Miss Marie
Storm. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. storm. 35io Thurman ave. were
speeding eastward from Seattle
"wednesday. They were quietly mar.
ried Tuesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
600, 900 Elks Are
Pledged to Fight
Reds Says Ruler

The Eiks 81 tho United States
are pledged TO suppress Bolshcvlsm
and all other forms % anarchisn,. :
declared Grand Exalted Ruler
Frank l.. Rain. OF the national
lodge. who Is In Seattle wednes-
day. we have 100000 members at
the present time and We hope TO
have a million by next year. Tha,
Is a small army TO fight for
Tho grand exalted ruler OF the
Eiks win take part In the inltia-
ton OF 1900 candidates here Thurs
day night. He will be banaueted
ut the Hotel Washington at 3: 80
o'clock Thursday afternoon and en-
tertained at an Informal luncheon
A. the Masonic club Thursday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

DENvER. Oct. 2..--catiis--nrreipts
5000 head. market steady. Steers. 80 50
ai3so. cows and heifers. ts7s0o: stock
ers and fesdsrs. tTa1f. calves. ss.soUft.
Hoes--Rsceipts. BOO head. market stc
lower. Top. tiaio: bulk Of sales. sisTs0
sfss0
gheep-Rseeipts. $4,000 head: market
steady. Lambs. tizTs9tts0: ewes. 80
81. feeder lambs. ii29i3.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Sale of Is
Navy Torpedo Boat
Destroyers

There will be sold by scaled pro-
posais. receivable at the Euyeau OF
Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partnent. Washington. u. c.. until
IL o'clock. IL November. 1919. the
following named destroyers;
fAINBRIDGE TRrTNTON
BARRY WHIPPLE
DALE XOEDEN
HULL FLrSSER
PAUL JONES 1.AMsON
PERRY PRESTON
pREBiE REID
STEWART DECATUR
Now located In the Fourth Naval
District. Philadelphia. Pa
kxact location may be ascertained
from the cornmandant. Fourth Naval
District Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Pa. and should be obtained before
making trips for inspection. Sales
will be for cash to the highest bid
ders Right 10 reject all bids re-
served. Forms OF proposal. informa-
ton concerning the vessels and the
terms OF sale obtainabte from >the
bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. or
commancant, Fourth Naval District.
Navy Yard. Philadelphia. Pa.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS.
e-io-is Secretary OF the Navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct -;.--Ths stock mar.
kst showed continued strength al thr
opening to-day. Win United states Ht~~l
opening at ifos. up y natd~in At fks.
up tSs Central leather At ies'., up
Neni~sn Petroleum ~ :ss. 40 y Beth
tehen sssst IN. a, feT. up ~; Amsrt-
can Locomotive at fisA. ug :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
Unknown Steamer
Calls for Help

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Oct "a.
An unknown steamer IL ASHORE Oft
Nantucket. according TO tslephone
report received here today. Tho re-
port stated that iife-saving crews had
gone to tho assistance Of the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

SAN rEAScIsco. Oct. ;;.--Bu,tsr--
Estps. Gee per N.
Ehs-Extrsr. sic per dor: srtrn pull
lets. &c per dor: vndcrsirsd puilets. k7ts
per dos.
Cheese flats. fancy, sfGs
per ID. firx,s. soc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

held BY federal authorities. She will
return to her parents and resume
her home life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct ts.--coffse-So
Rio. lie per 10. No. 4 Aanto.. 1Sko per N
HgEaf--centrffuHai. f,sse per u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made appiica-
ton TO erect = public garage a.
173l-53 goth ave. lots ) TO .. block
Is. Halls Addition Anyone de-
string to protest against such oc-
eupation win file such protest at
the office OF the Superintendent
Of buildings prior to October 81.
C = EpwARpS Owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22
------------'-.-------.----.--.-
LEGAL NOTICES

PROPOSALS WILL lie RECEIVED
at the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department. Wash
tuEtcn. II. a.. until 10 o'clock a. m.
November 4. 1918. for delivering
rivets. bolts. nuts. steel. angles.
water drums. boiler tubes and tur-
DO generator sets At the Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. wash. and
b Until 10 o'clock a m. November
Z. 1919. for delivering brass voice
! tubing at tho Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. Wash. Apply for proposals
Z TO the Navy Yard. Puget Sound.
Wash. or 10 the Bureau OF Sup
plies and Accounts. SAMUEL. Me-
& COwAN. Paymaster General Of
. the Navy. fA-i0-la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
NE undersigned has made apriica-
ton 10 maintAin q lumber yard at
ST. Myrtle at. lots IL TO Is and
3 10 20. block :. Duwamish In
duNtrini Addition. Anyone dssir-
ing 10 protest against such occu-
patton will file such protest at the
office OF the Superintendent of
Buildings prior 90 October IL. 1919
II. r.. NICHOLS LUMBER CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-22

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Hogs Choice iish,. pee n. 80. -
Medium. per 70. ............. ft6 ~
veal Fancy ................. q
Choice .4.................... SEQ 81