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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
LLOYD GEORGE FLAYS Sewers OF DISCORD
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Welshman Wins
The Red Yoke Calls

rEW men IN contemporary
political life have had 10 fight
~ many battles for their pub.
lic existence as has Premier David
Lloyd George Of Great Britain.
Certainly few have 80 frequently
emerged triumphant
To-day, the fiery wclshman de
Tended his course AT the peace con.
ference Facing u considerable
hostile element in the house uf
commons. the premier disposed Of
objection after objection with the
apidiiy OF u machine gun. His
critics. however well founded
some Of their objections might be.
are NOT his peers when It comes to
parliamentary debate.
However. much We may disagree
with Lloyd George as tu tur ad,-
uacy of the term, su far imposed
puu Gcrmauy aud there are
many person, pu both ,idrs ot th"
Atlantic that ju 800 disagree with
Hmm there j, uuc point emphasized
uy him to-day that ought io meet
the approval of every patriot
among the associated powcr, That
point deal, with the imperative
need of harmony among the allies
Am, rIrau critics of France,
Great Britain ltaly and the rest of
uur allie. seem to have lost sight
of the fact that. though the latter
couu'rir. may claim certain thing.
which wc do not think they ought
90 have. the difference, that mai
exist between uS ARE. after ull zen
famillr and should never hr CON
fused with the differences that cN
i,t between the entente aud thi
Huns. which are difference, h"
tween ayowod enemies
The failure tu remember this dis
iur'iuu. vr believe. accounts fpi
much of the urrimuuy that ha'
boon iudulgrd 100 hg member, o'
the allie, concerning other wrm
hrr. w. du NOT lrpIurc the ~
irrrurrs OF opinion that mr",
sarIg exist between the rrpr">rn
mtiyr, of the yariuu, allied pow
rr, now m Paris bat We do dr
p'urr ~ unnecessary the fact ihd
hItterncs, should have crrpl init
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

been closer and that the French rov.
srumert BE- completely satisfied WIN
tho attitude uf President WILSON
Tho gHulpis Says that th" final
agreement Un rho frontiers between
Iuru. slnNIH ana iHN Will boz incur.
rHraf,1 in fhs preliminary pcHr" treUr
N Win Gtrmarb
Delegate of the eiElfHDu states
which declared wtr Hrpin.t trtr
murt exclusive of thr fNr great pow
,rs. were rlu,d tu meet tt . u.ylnrt
THE afternoon 100 tho Frnrh' foreign
office. NIfh uIHHnnfIfttH uf the tIN"
power. TN" matters Cor discussion
Included thr usrstlpu uf calling Boo
tbo German piru.uUtsHfprt aud mtt.
mr known oft tND u,IDn rrrlWiuHri'
ru fu,#r eighteen states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

PEACE OF THE WORLD
DEPENDS ON UNION OF
ALLIES, SAYS BRITON

Premier Declares That Attempt to Make America
and France Dislike Each Other is an Unjustifi-
able BLACK Crime Against Humanity Asso-
cisted Powers to Demand Just Peace; Treaty
Should Not Crafty Vengeance, but Vindcate
Justice; Military Intervention in Russia Would
be Act of Greatest Stupidity;" Defends His
Support Of ti-Bolshevik Leaders; Russians
Must Settle Internal Questions Themselves;
Leninism Waning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

Th1t Russians of nII classes Nrr hc.
ginning to took Bolshoyism Boo ~"
f1sr and are finding ~ ugly ts the
mcssaro given to the world hy "a.
mIruI kolDhlk %, leader of tnp anti.
uo'.hc,k um-k government
Iiy 4sH,rtH that hy hIs talked Win
sll,H of ul classes miuiUr p,aslut
aud urnun uud nr unds that tho
apuit of unrest against tho yoke uf
I.,uIuism b. rrowiur
The time seems rpo for definite
and vigorous utuud against the Rus
anu Bolrb,yiM O., the entire world.
Already There are number of SELF.
r,spcounr Russ.uu movements dirurir
,l against tho anarchists what is
needed is uuiou of these force
kolchnk scmonoft, ilurath must
combine against the common Toe ui
thrir country aud of civilization
Perhaps 'urudl, outsider oIn
bring about thus union nN Nmputhou,
cooperation Th. does mot ueu'aur
Do, mean ihut tho pfsuuHtrI p,W,i,
need 20 srud more troops Intl Oh.
country. hui hN assuring tur SmNf
tllt % lH ready tu astisi in the wurl
ui Hr,uuHuu,uou us soon lE TENN.
uul TfnixlN uIr ousf'd The ruivui.
rsu certainly hold uuf au incentive Z,
ull loyal l,uHsiaus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

fundamental principle OF iritinh
foreign policy ,tcver 10 interfere with
the Internal affairs of other countries.
The government OF Kussia vas a mat
ter fur tho Russian people.
u was at this point that the premier
declared that u was NOT the duty OF
The nritish government 10 commit the
der TO improve Russian conditions,
much as the government doplored
those conditions. pointing out that
Russia was country very easy % In
vasion. but very difficult one from
which 20 withdraw
Intervention la Ru-,sia.
- would leave Russia Boil
sheVlk until they see their way out OF
u rather than see Great Britain land
cd in bankruptcy" explained tho
premier who added that this would
hc the surcat road 10 the spread of
hnlsheyism 20 England. "My earn
ost conviction IA that military inter-
yontiun IN Russia would be an act of
I the greatest stupidity" he declared
Tho premier said he might be asked
Why he supported Admiral kolohak
and General Donlkine, lie would tell
the house frankly. hs said. when tho
/ Treaty OF Brest- i.itoysk was signed. no
/ explained, large parts % Russia had
mo- hand in the shameful act and we're
/ !n revolt against the government
which signed u
'Thoy raised armies at our inatiEa-
tlnn ana largely ia our expense he
1ndad hut that was absolutely
sound military policy because with
ont these organizations the Germans
would have secured all the resources
I which would have enabled them to
break the blockade"
Had Ia Aid Russia Alllrs.
"hulshevism," continued the prem
/ ior had threatened 10 iinpresa 10y
force ~ arms IT, domination over
those populations which had revolted
against u ana u would have been an
act thoroughly unworthy of any sreat
land to iuy 20 those populations we
are exceedingly obliged 20 you. yau
have served your purpose ana W.
need you no longer, ana have left
them 10 the Bolshovik troops. II is
eur duty since we asked them 20 take
this step 10 promise them support,
We are not sending troops because
every Russlnn thought that n Russia
were TO be redeemed she must be- re-
deemed hy her own sons, and they
( asked that they be supplied with the
necessary arms
The promivr said he dld not con
slider that this was a departure from,
the fundamental policy OF Great Brit.
ain of not interfering IN the lnterna
Must Cheek BoIShc,ism.
"our policy II to arrest ihe flood
- the present forcihle eruption OF
liolsheyism Into allied lands and for
that reason We are organizing all the
forces In allied countries bordering on
Russian territory from the Black sea
; 90 tho Haltic. n the Bulaheviki at
tack any OF our allies u IL our husl.
! ness 20 defend them,
ID This IL our policy but We wani
peace In Russia. The world viii mol
. be passive as long ny Russia h torn
. ANA rent by civil war,
"lt Is our policy 20 make peAc,
. among the warning nations not n
4 recognizing one party, but by Undue
. ina them TO come together with
q view 10 setting up some authority u
Russia which would be acceptable
o the whole Russian people and ths
n the allies could recognize as thci
b government
He did not despair, he said. os
Is solution being tound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
ALLIES TO SEND FOOD
TO RUSSIA PROVIDED
REDS STOP FIGHTING

Definite Agreement to Provision Land Of Slavs is
Reached by Associated Powers; Shipments and
Distribution to Be Under Neutral Control;
Negotiations on all Subjects Practically Com
plcted by Delegates at Paris; Meeting OF lS
States That Declared War Against Germany,
Exclusive of Five Great Powers, Scheduled for
This Afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Scheidenann May
Not Be Able TO
Control Bavaria

IITT"- NUTTT To IITV|I U|NH IT0W
bavaria suu be- lH,kIug loo peace run-
f.fuuH, circles The overnight doc
NH'HpmHut reported Boo thc press.
however. t1ussI Jess confidence tn hc
f,H thIu irps s.uusb thHt the srheido.
uruu government would hc uhlg 90
control fhH situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

London. April 6The allied representatives Paris
rived complete understanding Of the fundamental
tons that would effect peace with Germany Premier Lloyd George
declared addressing the today
formulated their demands aud he hoped that by the
they would be- presented.
The made upon those who
tempted dsscIson. suspicion
ions whose "coday and good will toward each other
essential lie could Of declared
time when nothing could keeping nations
gcthcr
1T that the United States and Europe al
variance Mr. Lloyd George declared adding that could
treated smpahetieay the peculiar problems and special
uscephcs Of Europe than President Wilson The premier de-
prrcad attempts disensons the delegates.
The premier sharply criticised certain newspaper attacks that
had connection with peace conference saying
when th, kind Of disease carried the o sowing
s,rnou between allies for
world when France
Britain France hate America aud America dislike France and
Grim apnin nst humnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
PHONE WORKERS MAY
FORCE RECOGNITION
OF UNION BY j. S.
Vote Taken Throughout Country
on Question Of Threatening
Strike Unless This is Done, Busi.
ness Agent Says,

louisville. KN.. April id-- Harry
Henderson business agent of the Tel.
ppHuup Operators union OF louisville.
tuIlF announced that vote is heing
alyu throughout the country hy tclc-
phone employees Z 90 force government
recognition ut telephone employee
union with u nation wide strike 'H the
alternative.
Uostop. April t6 Interruption Of
telephone service in Sew EnWlun 4
outside ct Connecticut hN the strike
uI operators uf the Sew England und
Pros idrutr rumpunieH continued TO-
uiN. HlthuuEh company Officials look
Hl Iur SOME improvement uH u result
ut efforts to obtain Substitute opvr-
Hturf
n tbis eats tho uoup was virtually
complete
Ymt ust prior 10 tho strike Tito ro-
mulu,ur workers stayed hy their loha
aui enabled a fun quota of work "a
hr turned out
Tho E,cclsior and Imperial uun.
dries were CONSIDERABLY crippled but
were doing wh4t they could 20 finish
tHr work which has accumulated Nnrs
tNH HrIk, wua called. The managers
state rhYt many ot their workmer
uHyc rmuucd loNu and that o. b
only . question uf time until Cnndi
t1rs win nD normal again
rl, only chance for now turn DO
N. situation wHs fho statement hI
urIuu workers thlt picket might u0
N,HfIUl.Nrd DO too great activity wiu
manifested pi th, Imperial and ENvvl
wur uuudura meeting was bel,
fHIa morning. hut mo- action ON th
mttf,r WuH tukon uud a is doubtful J.
tuo union will dr,late from its uu
uuuurp. intention uf conducting th
stUIkD BOO un orderly mnnucr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

st Johns s T. - tnfuyornblo
weather conditions again hold up tho
attempt of Uuuy q llnWkor Aus
tril. Loo aviator 10 CO., Iky the iirft
Wrht across thu Atlantic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

Tho three luundues nmiuHt vhH
th. strike was onll,d tho Imperial
ENtolHor and Wet Wush. wrrr uli op.
Grating iudHN rHo Wet Wash h,lrH
who'll, unaffected hN the sfrIkn. OuN
ono uuiuu member wus employed ~
Tic Wet Wash laundry aud she h.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

Kansas City. sIo.seasis.as.
Chicago. sii.ssgsso.oo.
Denver. sis.oo9sis.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
ALL SET FOR
1920 CENSUS
Director Sam Rogers Per-
fccts Machine

WASHINGTON, Oct. i7-Ram Rog
era. director OF census. will begin 20
count noses In the United States Jan.
uary 2.
"To count the people IN "a big Job.
but I have the finest wording ma.
chine ia ana out OF Washington. ="
says the census director.
The census bureau estimates the
count VIII show 10 900 900 people nv
agnns, the 1910 population OF o..
s72 2GC.
The work Of gathering data will
be- completed In two weeks after n
starts. Tho big Job viii be- compiling
Il. Every large city In the country
has one or more census supervisors.
New York City Ii divided into four
districts other supervisors have
charge OF one congressional district
each.
Figures on the total population viii
not be ready TN tho fall OF 1920.
The only additional information
this census will show. not included In
previous deccnninl cenauses. win be
the amount of mortgages on homes
la 1910 the census showed that OF the
20. 1855 1856 homes IN the United States,
p.0s3.7li were owned and i0.697 sss
we're rented. OF the homes owned
1891 .Gab were encumbercd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
KING ALBERT IS
IN Los ANGELES
Thanks City for Work Done
in Belgian Relief
ny DON r.. CuANBERLAIN

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES. Oct fixing
Albert, Queen Elizabeth and the
royal Belgian party were received by
Southern California today.
Arriving nj the Southern Pacific
station al $50 o'clock. they we're es.
coricd over rosc.strown path Of
Persian rugs 90 n dais which had
been erected IN the Plaza, ana there
Mayor Snyder. Of Los Angeles. and
Gov stephens. ~ California, extend.
"a the official welcome and freedom
OF the city
The most historic event IN the
history OF Los Angeles" was what
Mayor Snyder characterized the cpl.
sodo IN brief address.
The king responded briefly. lie
thanked Los Angeles for what II bad
done In the Belgian relief work and
expressed appreciation Of the warm
welcome Southern California had ex.
tended
when n band composed OF dis.
charged service men struck up
America" King Albert stood rever.
emily at attention. his hand on the
visor OF his cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrival.
October H. ST. Canada Maru from Ia.
cor1a AZ a. M ~ Fulton from Tacoma
~ a, M str Rainier from Tacoma
October is Nir jefferson from south.
eastern AiaskRN ports az ~ M str
hAia California from West Coast ports
Wa Vancouver. "A g.. at y M! po~er
schr osmo from kuskekwim RIVER points
AZ I y. IA.
Departure.
October if--Str canada Maru Tor
HonEkouE Via ports
October Motor sehr Waksns Cor
lirttish Columbia ports AZ 10 y. nj str
Morning Star Ter Vancouver - C.. ct 3
? m s,r ArKyli for Tacoma at 8 p mt
rtr Alameda Tor Anchorage via tnuth.
eastern and Southwestern Alaskan ports
Al ., ga Ftf Santa Ana fuf goathcant'
cru AiaskAu ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
BARRlSTERS OBJECT
TO. HISTORIC WIGS

LONDON. Oct iT.--Agitaiion has
been started among English borris-
ters 90 abolish the weighty horSohair
wig and the flowing gown which for
centuries has been the costume OF
the profession In court. The wig IL
hot ~ tickles. and however dlgnificd
a man viii look with one on. he
never gets over the feeling that he
IL made up for comedy" said an
eminent X. &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. oct. ii,--catus- Rsc.ipt.
a. head market steady. Good 20 oho,o.
steers. ,s0sso. fair to good steers. 81 a
as eemmeH 10 fair steers xksaa.a
keed 70 ehetre cows and hsifer. 81 40 4,
tstes medium % Eeod, o. saus So rao.
nets, ssdti bulls, ttoese. calves. $50
tiA
uess- Receipts. iss head market 4.
lesef, fttnv MIXED, stt.tkuiss5. me
dlum ntsei. ttfe4utt4kt roush h.av,.
tff ssutss&i piss. stsstaissG
sheep Receipts tts head market 4.
steady. Prime iames. stt seen. fair a.
medium tia.2auttt yearlinxa xsuaI
~sthsr% o. = Q Aes ewes. f&Bf
Hatfsr-~eau efc per N.
Eges-s1 o zee per dor
aeese-@tse PEE ~
Cheess--ssh ssc rsf H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
SHIP RESURRECTED
FROM SEA GRAVE

NEW YORK. oct. ia ship from
Davy Jones' locker hove into port the
other day. when no shipping file
records could bc found % the Argen-
tine sailing ship Aicjandrina. her
captain told % her salvage during
the war search for tonnage. Che had
been stranded on reef In the Straits
u Magellan for 20 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
PAID FOR REFUGE
IN NAVAL RESERVE

NEW YORK. Oct. f7.--Seyerai
witnesses have testified that they
paid Lieutenant Commander Christie
pher Maradcn, in Brooklyn navy
yard. for soft berths in the naval
reserve during the war George
Elnstcin. treasurer Of the J. Elm
stein corporation. says he gave
Marsden $3.50 and was enlisted.
despite 80 pounds overweight and
flat feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
FIREMEN CONDUCT
COOPERATIVE MESS

NEW YORK. oct TX. p" has
no terrors for members OF Hook and
Ladder company No. Z. They didn't
mind II IN the army. Now II. c. L.
has no tcrrors. either The fircmen
have n food fund. one OF them has
been appointed chef. and now they
get their own meals. They can't be
beat on Broadway" ray the fire
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
PERSHING WILL NOT
APPEAR IN COURT

TRENTON. n. j.. Oct. Flour
New Jersey liquor dealers who caused
eubpoenas 10 10 issued for Gen.
pcrshinE and Gen. March. In the
hope OF proving that the army ac-
tually has been domobilized. have
changed their plea 10 guilty before
Judge l. Warren Davis. 10 neither OF
the generals viii be called upon 10
testify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

PERSHING'S TRAIN MAY
BE GIVEN TO AMERICA

PARIS. Oct. 1.-THE French gov
eminent Is considering the sugges-
ton that the special train which was
placed Mt the disposal OF General
John J. Pershing. commander In
chief OF the American Expeditionary
Forces. and which he used as mo
bile headquarters. should be pre-
scented TO the United States govern
ment as souvenir of Americas
participation In the great war. IL
was on this special train that plans
for the great American drives at the
ST. Mihiel salient and along the Ar
gonneMeuse front were 80 success
fully mapped out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
GRIEF COMING
TO RAT HORDES
Great Britain Lays Plan for
Slaughter Week

LONDON. oct. 1f.--Juat a. the
rats Of Engmnd are making ready TO
retire To winter quarters. a vast cam.
paign IL 10 be opened against them.
The board of agriculture IL organic.
ing local authorities. medical and
sanitary officers. professional rat
killers and those who enjoy the sport
OF killing rats with dogs and ferrets.
A national rat week will be declared.
II r. estimated that there are 90.
900 900 rats in the British isler and
that they caused loss of nearly
5000 600 600 laAt year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

dell q, ,erminai.~str naleat,a. Z. = l.. =.
R~~f 40. -
Pier is-ssr Ftiton. hss riwsu
rier is-str Ftr~ood
Pier ie-u. y motor schr Elder,
Pier ii-nk Guy G. Gees. bEs J. u. Pc
tiers
Pacific coa., hanhsrs --s,r Gray cloud.
risf f--rowrF sehr oeno.
pier - s,r Delight str Rainier.
Pier s-Air jefferson. sfr N. n. taveloy.
skinner a EDDY yaras-s,r crisfisid. ssr
cr,vsis Greek. 80 Effns. ctr Effns-
Haafesd I. ,srm,nsi-s,r wls,arl.. sss
pier A--str Admiral rarrarut
Pier n VII Queen.
pier D--stt Admiral echiey. str Senator.
nathis yari.-atr Deuel.
srn olsn. sss Santa Alicia. ctr nAjs
Puget Sound bridge and Dredging CO..
stf nrookroaf
Amss ysrds-s,r cashians,. str Reoss-
welt.
Hsffsrusn's dv,dock--Esr conewsxe
Pastsfsoa a Mrponsid--Mote achr Roo
hYafta
Rogers. nro~n deek--str brave Occur.
Eiiiatt Hay rhighuiidinx company Sci mr.
Lake Union ifuils Hosaualwie. Hrosten.
t.satA. Endymiou. faft jackson. Ad-
eisan. Houwhtcn. nawsnuaoat. Bourne
willie. Atlannarst. Abiila. Adria. Ca
praria, Elestfa. uvi~in. Abyda.. Area.
demis. Academia. rsruta. BLACK Wolf.
Kirkland. nakfinr. Hssnfprd. Axron.
Anthon. wort itsrrison. Fort atanwis.
fmafsA. Kitten. Looti. ptcne. casaean.
cexisn. Ctnsyres. Csrdia. Eigr~s. s~hfr
Assica. Henry wtison. salvador. Alice.
Wawona. bxr Cofus. meter Hchr Dash
ing wave. bk Oriental. mr. San wsr.
Commercial Boiler werk Motor srhy
kirkssind. s,r Adrniraf Dewey.
Nsaehsm a nabcpck--su Cinema. ctr
chsirfs
Pacific Enwirsertnw--r. n a. Brookdais.
Dtanea. ctr BlaAffnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK, oct. - Fractional ad-
Nanccs wnre reEistcrcd % tho stock mar
hot epcnina today United states steel
opened AZ les Hiudehaker at iao.. up
hethiehsm steel IA" at fote. 40 /.
Mexican Petroleum at ssi. up VI southern
Pacific 81 ios. up ~
New highs for the day were recorded
during the Few minutes before the riose.
United Nates Steel was the leader, and
a. ia hlEh MAS ever points above
Thursdays low Pierce Arrow Wot up 20
~, new hlgh General Motors was
within points ~ ~ record hiHh.
The market closed steady and strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
ci;esso Market Report

go, or. is.-tAek o. t ~. -.
1ai's ''',,,ss fef messaens q nc -. ~
,,.sa ps., "a advance % prsees to-day
- sssr1 :. Il ,sssrd ef Trade The al
!, ~ vsssa despite an ideal weather
=. 49, 49, Price. si's decreased -,
,.Sr srsned se w. 81 tl.st.
pwsss,s,, <siriax "; Nav sern was
r's>'s.s,,s - spsnins. ,i.ssA. later al
49, y -. sr<nsd up ae. =, lie.
pss<rsss y ADDITIONAL &c MAY eats
= go 4 TIE cpensas 81 'aAs' sse
-<rs'r s1 pc~n nssh Tow tl.,se
vs. Ma s.s.A ',.s.s 81 80
- 80 la Lsss Ia las
=. g 4 IN . .iss &.
~ aa a.is $3.50 's''
49, e. M "; ~ ~. r.: Il. 80
n1e- ~. iste
w*sv. s-sI 1915 ii& i've
"a Attst ~---~.s.s-----------ss-s~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

u.,..~s S<t i-.--rzstis -Reev lrts.
49,. ~.ssst firm. ssesfs, t9.teW
~ - ana hssfsr.. tste9Sfss
l 49, a issd<r. s'.sisii calves. v
y n.r16,>a s<3 bead; markst 70
~ ~ titis. esik Of Gales 'i'e
" n~s,psa s.sse hsae; market e
-. sfseff. Lambs. va see lts
a.. lssdsf ,snh~. ti-uiste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
GIRLS CAPTURE MOTOR GANG

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-Two girls are
held as members OF gang OF auto
mobile thieves. They were with
three men caught in garage pre-
pairing 70 drive out n truck carrying
$500 worth OF stolen produce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

stalls io-ii. picnic hams. sc n Lamb
chops. zoe H.. pot roast Ice ~. stall
ifs. Jonathan apples. ff.ss bon. Delicious
apples. ssso box. Stall las. ms cook
fns apples. Ice. Alaska turnipa. Sc NJ.
stalls 1911, : cans cleanser. fsc. pkxs
KsllorEs corn makes. ssc. cans Del
Monte tomato sauce. zse. stall "a. west
lake Special flour. 10 ms. t3.00.
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RELEASED

Ice breaking up In the Yukon
river has released four ships owned
by the White Pass a. Yukon rail-
way. according TO word received
here by II. Wheeler. local manager.
The vessels were reported proceed
ing TO Dawson Friday.
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san rRAScisco. Oct fs.--nu,tsr---
Extras. esc per N.
Egss~ cstrae. Tie per das. dtrtl.s, No
4 esAe pr aes. ~stFs p8tists Asr par
dos uadefsia~d puliets, ttNN pct daa
Cheese California fiAta. Fancy, ave
per 10. frnt.. see per ID.
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stalls ss-sr. Troca margarine. .fe n !.
rs sises Cooperative milk. tail
cars SIC. cream cheese. &c n. comb
honey. ttc NJ. sfsit "a. pot roast. lac
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staif III. pure strained honey. ssc per
qt Jar. nes mincomcat. zee 10.
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stall q. tall cana csrnstlon mix. i.Hc
stan -. pure. frr.h milk. isc a. stall
fsss. crab- : for s1e. whole salmon. isc
70 Barring ga herring. for etr
salmon. tte NJ. salt nseksrei soc each.
stall ~. ace cans pork and beans. for
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stalls -T-ss. sEc pkg olympic pancsks
flour. frc: zoe pkg ". O. oats, ise: zso
csn cove oysters. fsc. Use pkg. fnincs-
meat. lie. sc can Royal bstinT powder.
ace. Sc cans sugar peas. Sic. cans
OIL sardines. stc. zoe pkg Citrus Pew
der. zsc. stalls 7-s-s. ts-fS. sack pat
sns -four. tzs5; I'm. can ". J. u. cot
fee. t3.st. ps. bottle estsup. zee.