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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

Mira. a. D. Brooks entertained for
Mr.. liaiier rnl Ms Loeeihce With
two tables OF bfidne last Thurodn,
week. hui olFinf 10 some miatnkc tbs
party WIS not fhroniclcd az the
proper tine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
FRUIT STONES
NOW VALUABLE
California Uses Pits Once
Sent to Germany

CHICAGO. Sept 20.--Previous TO
the war thousands Of tons Of peach
and apricot pits from California
driers and canneries. there being no
market for them for domestic con-
sumption. were sold to German
agents and shipped all the way
across the continent and the ocean
20 Germany. where they were con-
yerted into sodium benzoate. ben
zoic acid. and a number Of other
products. a large part OF those
products were then shipped all the
way back and sold at a handsome
profit.
Due, however. to the war. this
order OF things no longer prevails.
for a chemist Of San Bernardino.
CAT. DR.. s. VI. Woodbridge. during
two years Of experimenting has
just perfected processes for the
making not only OF the German
products. but Of number Of other
@sIuable articles. In brief, in ad-
dltion to sodium benzoate, benzoic
acid and so forth. he II producing
from the fruit pits toilet soap. a
Washing ppWutfS itAil pii iDi use
in salads and cooking. and a nut
meal for fIavoring griddle cakes.
all Of which are already being pro-
duced on a commercial scale.
About 5000. tons Of the pits were
shipped TO Germany annually be-
fore the war, which brought 10 the
driers and caneries about s45 per
ton BY utilizing them locally the
pits have n wholesale value Of
more than three times the former
selling price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

SEw YORK. sept so--After opening
only fractionsliy io~sr. tho leading Issues
on the stock market reacted several
points before the end 81 the first half
hour United states steel which opened
at iOta. Oft only "a was forced down
fun point. OFF points from tho high
madu on tho last upward swing. Beth
lehsm sleci ~" which opened at 81.
wan forced down points BALDWIN at It's
sstrs decline vas Oft lees than J
toiuts
New lows for the week we're recorded
among other ieahefs Tobacco stocks
aetsd best. With rnit-d Retail stores the
leader, American Tobacco held around
s9e
General Motors sold of points and
Studrbaksr J.
A. the end % the first hour the marke,
rallied somewhat. carrying most % the
leaders up a point. or more from tho
days loss There vas some evening Up
aud ON short covering rnit.d states Steel
got up 20 fois American iAnsssd mad e
new hiEh for the year. reaching tfA
oils we're up about point from early
lows
Irrssaiari,y in price. marked the open.
tns stseis held near yesterdays close.
iuitrd states steel opened al tei..
off y bethlehem steel m" at ~. up =
and Crucihis steel at iti. unchanged.
Mexican Prtfuisum opened al 500, or \
!
of = Marine preferred at ii7s. Up y
American Locomotive AZ tess. Oft =.
and unii~d Hstsu stores al i0TA. up 1.
The market closed soft
The Evsainx sun financial review to-
day said
The aii-.nxros-lnE topic and dominant
consideration In Wall 81, today was the
impending steel strike. and this ~as re-
fiscssd In the stock market ~ cautious
and hssitatias trade and = general saft.
snins % the prices " would b. inas.
euTats 10 describe the liz, having heeu
~ssk In the first place. only tho pro
fsssionsi traders yer, In tho market. and
IN the seccnd place they were not 90
much hsartsh they were prudent IN
assuming a waiting attitude
IL vas the E~nsrai aereptaiinn. hos
ever. that the strike sas certain 10 come
off Monday The atssi shares recedsd =
point or more and the equipments 10 .
points The motor. tobacco and oil groups
~sre perhaps more reae'ionAry than most
others
This rails we're under pressure. but
quite neglected
Prices hardened IN the second hour.
su, as the session drr~ 90 a cIoss the
rather sirpisss sbb and flow w.. resumed.
~hfis busleoes continued largely perfume.
tory Changes IN the steel shares vers
marrow. Tn. tobsccos showed improve
men; over earlier tendencies. Hank clear
inEa to,siea tB.sst.osf.sth this week.
against tT.tst.pts.tit lac; week"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
BRINGS FIRST HUN
CARGO SINCE PEACE

NEW YORK. sept 20s-The 1900.
ton steamer Jason. formerly the Nir'
Finla, OF the Hamburg American
Atlas line. arrived here yesterday
bringing the first cargo from Ger
many since the war ended. The
vessel left Hamburg September In
charge Of Captain W. II. Beyans.
Bevans said he took "A cargo OF
meat 10 Germany and brought back
$50 tons OF sugar beet seed. plate
glass. artificial flowers and beaded
hand bags.
The port OF Hamburg In practlc'
ally stripped OF shipping. Bevans
said lie saw only six steamers in
the harbor there. and said three more
were being constructed, Including
the Bismarck. which Will be the
largest vessel afioat. Food II plenu.
full In Hamburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
LOCAL FRESH
EGGS ADVANCE
Wholesalers Raise Prices to
II Cents Per Dozen

Local fresh ranch eggs are selling
at " cents per dozen saturday with
dealers complaining that they have
none 20 offer. Tho price wns ad
vanced by some houses Friday. but
the majority Of the commission
firms did not fall In limo until Sat.
urday morning
The new quotations are the highest
that have been seen on the local mar
ket this year That smaller sized
eggs will move in quick order now
H. the prediction OF local creamery
men. Il Is certain that consumers In
a short time viii be unable TO afford
fresh eggs and will have TO rely on
pullets ani pcwees,
Butter market was firm. Cheese
market remains dun with tho de.
mand little better than tho supply
Quotations are unchanged,
First local cranberrics OF the SEQ,
son have arrived on the market and
were selling $3.50 per box. The boxes
contain about on~.third OF a barrel.
Alaska buyers took most "a he first
eranberries otfcre;
Elberta peaches are fast disappear
ing from the market IL Is predicted
that within week this fruit Will he
cleaned of the street" entirely Ap.
pie and spud markets are easier.
Corn quotations were down ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
5000 Well-to-Do
British Girls to
Invade the u. S.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Amer.
lean bachelordom is about to suf'
fer the after.effects Of the war.
Five thousand "wellto.do" Eng
lish women are scheduled TO sail
shortly for the United states in
search OF American husbands.
This statement was made by Mrs.
s. c. Seymour. Camden, N. j.,
who recently arrived from over
seas. where she has had charge
OF transporting war brides and
their families to this country.
Mrs. Seymour made her an
nouncement in form of a warning
10 the unprotected bachelors who
will be subject to the English In.
vasion.
1T will be we'll" she suggests,
III the young men band together
and look with doubt upon all at.
tractivo women, lest they he made
dupes in this matrimonial In
vasion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
More Arrests in
Plot Are Expected

TACOMA. Sept. 20.--Further ar.
rests in On alleged extortion conspir-
acy. involving deputies OF internal
revenue. were expected today. fol
lowing the arrest OF J. j. Read,
deputy collector. stationed at Aber'
deem.
The arrest OF Reed was shrouded
In secrecy. lie Is held In the Pierce
county Jail. with bail fixed AZ $4,000.
pending preliminary hearing next
Monday.
II was reported that the alleged
conspiracy was In connection with a
liquor investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
AMERICAN LEGION TO
AID SALVATION ARMY

Sergt. John j. Sullivan. first
vice president OF the American
Legion. Saturday issued a call
to all members OF the legion In
the State OF Washington TO get
behind the salvation Army Homo
Service campaign for funds.
The war work OF the salvation
Army Is beyond criticism and the
coming campaign for s.so.eoo
which will be conducted October
sth-i3th. Is an opportunity for
Americans TO show their gratitude
70 the organization" he said. II
am heartily in favor Of the work
the Salvation Army Is doing
among the poor and needy OF tho
United States
Sergt. Sullivan was chosen 20
pin the French CroiS dc Guerrc
upon MA" Burdick. n s2-year
salvation Army worker. who saw
II months service. many Of
which wcr. under fire In France.
Sergt. Sullivan has offered his
services 20 the EIks' committee
which viii put over tho campaign
in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
ELEPHANT RUNS WILD
ON JAPANESE GRAF I

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2o.--The
japanese freighter Koan Maru. re-
turned TO port Friday. with five
members OF the crew on the hos.
pital list The vessel encountered a
storm on her way to Yokohama An
elephant being shipped 10 Japan.
broke loose and ran wild around the
ship. tearing away some OF the
rigging. the crew say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

Mr.. Kumaaaki. japanese consul
general 10 New York city, declares
that HIS country would make Itself
ridiculous" n II failed 60 return
Shantung as per agreement
The Nipponese statesman was
emphatic In his assertion that ia
pan IN too proud Of her admission
into the councils ~ the world pow
ers TO risk offending those powers
over NO small matter AS Shan
tung."
KumaHaki announced that Japan
was now chiefly concerned with
solving the high cost OF living
question. and was not Intriguing
with the enemies ~ progress" as
claimed by the hnti-Japancse elc-
ment In tho United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
BIBLES I'M MOVIES
OPPOSED IN FRANCE

PARIS. Sept. 20.--Trench a-ti.
cIericals appear TO be taking alarm
at the frequent appearance Of BIZ
bles and pastors In American NOV
ing pictures. NJ. Aulard. the his
torian, in an article decrying the
Far West films. says enough has
been seen OF the sentimental ban
dts, and appeals to Americans 20
keep them for themselves along
with their pastors and their Bibles.
He adds that they give a false
Ira Of the American people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
SAlESMANSHIP TO
BE TAUGHT NIGHTS

For the first time the Seattle
board Of education will open
classes I'm salesmanship for men
already engaged in selling actual
products, II was announced Satur-
day. the first class 10 be held at
the Broadway high school at 7;l5
Monday evening. Seattle men sue
cessful In business and In sales
manship viii denver the lectures
Enrollments may be made all OF
next week. Glasses will also be
conducted at Broadway In cost ac-
counting and cost finding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
FIND ANCIENT MINES

CAIRO, Sept. 20.--The emerald
mines from which the Pharaohs Of
old are believed 10 have obtained
their treasure have been rediscov-
cred In Upper Egypt a few miles
from the Red sea. Some OF the
excavations we're shored up with
timbers that are stlll intact. and
tools, dating back To 1860 u. g.,
have been found scattered around
the mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Shipyards Refuse
to Accept Scale

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 90
Three Of the largest shipbulldlng
companies In the Bay district have
refused to sign the new wage scale
and working agreement. and all
their men viii be called out October
I. according 10 statement issued
by the Pacific Coast Metal Trades
council
The three companies are Pacific
Coast Shipbuildlng company, Beth.
lebem shlpbulldinE company and the
San Francisco Shipbuildlng com
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
RICE RIOTS CAUSE
PRICE REDUCTION

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2o.-Rice
riots Of serious dimensions have been
occurring In Hongkong as n result
OF scarcity and high price Of the ma.
tional food, according to word re.
celved here. Police were forced TO
use guns 20 intimldate rioters. who
looted many rice stores.
The price Of rice has scored to un.
precedented levels. The government
Is distributing rice In an attempt TO
alleviate the situation. and issued n
proclamation lowering the price Of
rice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

Stall -. good butter. soo 10. fruit
Jelly. stc N COOPERATIVE milk. cshs
s5o Sugar and soap stall. Carnstion or
Horden milk isSc can. Federal or Co
Operative milk. ave can bars Palm
Olive, 2sc. bars Creme OIL 2sc; Lava
crate grape fruit. for csc. Bartlett
Toe stall =. canning peaches, fi.2S
pears t2bO crate; eantsIoupes. = for 2bc
stall 1. peaches. ti.2s crate. pears. abc
basket. Red scal Grocery. Annex. pkgs
corn flakes. 25o. Van Camps spaghetti.
soc. , ros head rice. $50. stall II. Kris
tofcraons milk station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

Stalls ~. good bacon. CSC NJ. lamb
stew. Toe n. pot roast. &c N. stalls
is-iT. Carnstlon milk. t.c. ms Flake
white shortening. csc. can sirinE
beans. lse. cut macaruni ioc ~ stall
isi. svee, corn, ears 25e. J ms, sweet
potatoes, 7so, GrAveustein apples. 1so
dox stall ta7. cans Canyon milk. 2kc
fresh puIlet eggs soc dor. IN. can
ghiradsiirs chocolate. sSc. In. can
guittArd's chocolate. 5oc. stall lao. acc
pkg Albers Fiapiack flour. 7oc. In. can
Liptou's tea. 5Oc: pkRs Grape Nuts 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. sop, se--Th. short day on
the Chicago board 81 Trade vas marked
~ b.artsh activity due to the threatened
steel strike and by news that sailors
unions on the Great Lakes are about "a
strike. selling ~as general
Provisions were lower
September eorn opsnrd late at titt.
do~n lie. but gained i&c: December
corn opened down Ae. at 81 -. and lost
another &c. May corn opened At 81 20.
do-n &C. but 81 tho cIoss had gained
&c.
September oats opened late at sTss,
up NC. but later lost fsr. pecemb.s
oats opened down &C. q, ssc. and loaf = {
before the close. May oats opened at Tic,
down NC. and later ioHt sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

Stall Is. '-ib. can Maximum or " J.
n. coffee. iitG. chase a FnnboFn's cnf-
fee sac N. n,s fies. niue Rihhon
tea. Lac N, cans Cooperative milk.
secl Z phgs i.us. use. fbs Wheat
Flakes. 1sc 5 hars nob white soap. Sc
bars crem. OF sosp. use. stalls 90
-. N Hue Hihbon tea. tte. ms II
, ~ coffee. iitt. ate citrus Pow
7sc 1 n best Ceyion Suraya tea. sae
No. cettoiene, tiat. Pike, Teco
pAncake flour CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Public Markets


F'aii ~. ruFe fresh milk. isc a. stall
&c. carnatiru milk. isc can. stalls $50.
Neiecto coffee regular Sic, In can &c
stalls tfst-zs. puf. lard. : fss. sio. stall
IS. regular 2te can uorfor's fish balls.
soc. .ardInes IN oil. Toe. Tor Sc. stall
81. pure Jams and jeiliss. Sc N fresh
comb honey. isr. ; for &c. stall ~.
Federal ~ co-op.rsfivs milk. isr per
ran! ss-fo. bor loose raisins o. g.. sse
bottle snIdrr's catsup, ale zee can %.
naioes. lee. : pkss' Grape Suts 9te
IS ne sun Maid raisins. ttso. stall
81. butter. kto ~. ms tiit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
English Soldiers
Raid Sim Feiners

DUBLIN. Sept. 2o.-Unlted Pressl
Troops raided several Sim Fein
newspapers turnout Ireland today.
supprcssing publication and selling
type and machinery. Among the
papers suppressed were the official
organ. Nationality. and the organ OF
the Gaelic league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Nine-Year-Old Boy
Sought by Police

Joseph skoor, y. with brown hair
and bright blue eyes. is lost some
where in Seattle.
His mother. who lives at 2323 w.
s5th St. notified the police saturday
that he left home early Friday even
ing and failed to come back.
lie was wearing blue overalls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Want CABLE
STARTED HERE
Chamber Wires Company
Urging City Claim

That the new transpacific cable,
which the Pacific Commercial Cable
company proposes TO lay. should be
stretched along the shortest route.
that is. between Puget sound and the
Orient. Is the declaration OF the Sc
attic Chamber OF Commerce. In n
telegram sent last night to Clarence
Mackay. president Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Sacramento Boat
Service Is Tied Up

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 20 Sac
ramento river boats are being tied
UP today as they dock in san Fran
cisco. Sacramento and stockton.
Firemen and deckhands are walking
out The men demand $50 and $50.
respectively. They are now being
paid $50 and SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

stalls iss.ioa.ios. choice creamery but
ter. $50 N. ne tiis. .grs. fresh
pullets 4sc doE. doE ESQ., fun cream
cheese. ssc NJ. fancy brick. ssc NJ.
cans COOPERATIVE or Libby's milk. .7c,
9 for soc. FsEers or schiiiings coffee,
3h-ih can az. cocoa. fresh bulk. soc
NJ. fbs ttc. peanut butter. iSc n.
- isr CSC. = ms csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Switch Route Of
N. Ballard Cars

After midnight Saturday. Ballard
North cars will run on Western ave /.
instead Of Second ave, and over Bal.
lard bridge. instead OF Fremont way.
while new rail connections are com
pleted on Leary ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

R,Ans sT-,f. zoe bottle Del Monte cat
sup. zoe, $50 cans Booths sardines.
stri TIC rkrs y g eern Nak~s. &c
IN. ran Golden West coffee. tse. Sc
can X baking powder. isc. In. can
mrs or J coffee. SOC ! NJ Sun
beam coffee ztr. t.ib. can " J. ~.
coffee. tsss. 10. blue brand HIiis cot
fee, t.c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
BANK CLIcARINGS
Anulilu
Liberty Bonds Quoted

NEW YORK. sept ,o.--riber,y bond
quotations today avs. 100 o.. second
Is. fs5.k0. first as. tss.i0 ssco d
ss's. tsiiT. third ,s's. $3.50, fourth
ts's. is1sO. Victory sss. tgpss. Vie.
tory t.s. tss %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
EXPECT JUMP IN RouBLEs

vLADIVOSToK. Sept 20.--As
the allies have agreed 10 loan the
Omsk government $1,000. 100000 ev-
erybody here anticipates a boom In
Russian currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
WILL NOT RUSH
TREATY BATTLE
PLENTY OF Time for Debate to
Be Given
RY l. c. MARTIN

WASHINGTON. Sept. 90
Out Of the whiri OF apparently
contradictory Developments dur.
ing recent days, the senate
treaty situation appeared today
to be.
1. A straight out fight on the first
and second amendments to the
treaty. as proposed BY the majority
of the foreign relations committee
win begin next week
? Senator Hiram Johnson. author
OF the firts amendment, will return
from his speaking tours. despite ad-
vice by Senators Lodge and Knox
and assurances that his friends In
the senate viii Loyalty look after his
interests
.. Mild rcscrvationists. tho op-
posed to Johnson's amendment. will
oppose any effort to rus IA vote on
II until full debate has been held.
Z. Senator Lodge and his lieuten.
andts are supremely confident they
have the votes TO put the Johnson
pAmendment over. tho they acknowl.
edge the Shantung amendment now
is definitely beaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept so -Buttsr--
ExtraR. etho per H.
EErs-Estras. sshc per dos: extra pull
lets. eihc per dos. undsrslzsd pulista.
&c per dor,
hssHe-californlA flats. fancy. 1se
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

There's no such city rs Calumet.
Mich. The well known community
OF that name is composed of the
two villages Of Laurium and Red
Jacket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

You may have noticed that the
man who can turn his hand to any
thing seldom has the price OF a
wooden overcoat when he turns up
his toes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. sept, se-coffse-So.
RIO. itse per 10. No. Eantos. .ss'
per 10
sussr-csntrtfusai. T.stc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS
Sighted OF the Cape

FNtkbts1 VII WV >tpN
Especial from u. a. Weather Bureau
TAToosH BLAND sept so.-s A ~.
HisinE barometer. partly cloudy. wind
sect. seven miles an hour. Eeptsmbsr ~
3 y M-Ctear. wind vest. ~ miles an
hour Passed out, A four-fn as a q
steamer. lead coiored hull. Westbound at
sito .. N. iiiso A. M-PArtly cloudy
Wind vest. - miles an hour. Passed In
str AEth AZ ~ a m
PORT ANGELES sept 20 Arrived :
Motor srhr ~. &. Hanson At 7.is .. IN.
last night. and departed at a. m. sir
~ n. foSs3oy during the night. str
Saginaw during the night Departed Sep
TENDER - a. n. auxiliary steamer at
is.so .. m. 4. Il. destroyer Crane at IL
a. m.
Arrived mt seattle
September is-str Argyii from Fan
Franeicso ct ~ .. m. ctr Prince Albert
from British Columbia ports at .. m- f:
str Lake Sanford from Tacoma at ..
m. str Eikhorn from trial trip At .. m
sailed Prom seattle
September ;o-sir Admiral Evans for
SOUTHEASTERN Alaska at 10 a m: ctr
Rhinbu Maru for Yokohama and Kobe at
10 a m str West ison for trial trip at
10 a. m ship ~ Paul for Port Blakelsy
IN tow OF tug Richard Hoiynkc AZ 1875
a M. ctr Jefferson for Southeastern
Alaska ship Marion Chneo,t for Everett
september ip-str Saginaw for Port
Angeles a, s;1o y. m. str Lyman Stewart
for Vancouver ". c., at tao .. m; ctr
i.Atouchs for SoutheaEtsrn Alaska at s
.. m.
Alaska Vessels
JurNEAu-sailed September 10: Str
Alameda southbound at !, 40 a. m
KETCHfkAS-Saii September ~;
str Alameda aouthbound at 10 y. m. str
Prince Alice notthbound At a. m.
Other Ports
sAN FRAScIsCo-~Arriyed September
-. Str President from San Pedro at u
a IN. Sailed September 10; Str Capt. 4.
y. Lucas for Puget Sound navy yard at
D. m str Rainier FOR Seattle ut J p. m.
AnERpEES--Arr september is'
Motor schr Helen Quoyeda from vancou-
yer. ~, G.. str faSsett for Seattle.
VICTORIA. n. c.--saiiod september
bls river via Port Angeles.
PORT ANOELES-Arrivrd September
20 Str Saginaw from Seattle.
VANCOUVER. n. C.--Arrivcd Septem-
Der 20. Str Lyman Stewart from Seattle,
DUSGESESs-passe In September 10.
Str Argyll for seattle at s:3s g. m.
PORT OwNSEND-pasred IN Sep-
TENDER 10, str Prince Albert for Seattle
at 7;t0 p. m.
MuKILTEo-Arrived September 20;
Str Port Angeles from Tacoma. Sailed
september -. Str ~ Il. Lovejoy for Port
Angeles.
PORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. septem-
her 20 ship ~. Paul from Seattle in tow
Of tug Richard Hoiyoke.
rACOMA-saiied september 20 HUI
GAffney for Seattle In tow OF tug War
rior Mt A. m sailed September 10: Str
Lake Sanford for Seattle str Port An
golcs for Mukilteo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20


When you think Of adyertis-
ing, think Of The. Star.