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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smith Cove tsrminai--str IeoniuuL
Great Northern pisr--Str Suwa hsru. str
Eastern Guide.
Bell at tsrminhl-Motor rohr chailarn-
bra
Pier Str Mic.
Pier SIR stRnvood
Pier Str jefferson. str Santa Ana. str
Alaska. str Ketchikan.
Pier str bergen, str Princess Ena.
linton Pacific dock-Htr Stanley.
pier B--str Admiral FRrrasut
Pacific Coast buuRefs-u. 4. l.. s UNA
tina No. o..
Skinner = Eddy yards-str Victoria. str
Robin Hood. str Robin Adalr. str Cross
Keys. str West Aicta.
atacy st. tarminAi--U. q. y. burnside.
Hsnford 81. terminai-Str olyndon.
Duthle yarda--str west Herseltins.
Todd drydock s--str Admiral Goodrich.
Amos yards-St Roosevelt. str West
Jena.
Heffernan'a drydock-str II. n. foveioy.
Lander 1t. tefiuinal--u. =. 4. Surveyor.
spokane ct. terminal-str Admiral Mich
olson
Bolcom Canal Lumber company dock
Motor schr klrketind.
Lake union--Huils snoqunimic. Brorton'
L.ota. Endymion. Fort Jackson. Nd
olson, BouKhton. Bowesmont. Bourne-
Vile. Alicnhurst, Abilla. Adria. Ca
praris. Elostrs. oeiwin. Abyios. Area
d4mia. Academia. PeKuta. Black Won.
kirkland. BaHtlno. HlHnford. Agfon'
Anthem, Fort Harrison. Fort Stsnwir.
Imufks. Kitten. Loot. Dionc, CaEaosn.
Cozlan. CinoyraH Cardia. ELISA. echrs
Azalea. Henry Wilson. Salvador Alice.
wawona. bge Corus, biz Oriental. str
San wan. whaling str Tanginak
whaling str Kodiak. a. = = Surveyor.
whaling str Patterson. sohr Maid OF
Orleans. bye Fresno, str charles ~
Wilson. ctr John A., str Elihu Thorn
son. str Washington.
Btimaon'n mill--llge Acapulco, tug ia
tOOsh.
Patterson Macdonald yards Motor schr
Boobyaiia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Canadian Paper Mills Object
to Low Price Fixed for Home

MONTREAL. Dec. i5.--Notiflca
ton from the dominion government
that an order In council viii be issued
authorizing the minister OF customs
to prevent expectation OF news print
paper by any manufacturer. who
does not obey orders Issued by the
paper controller Of Canndn. today IL
In the hands OF the Canadian Pulp
and Paper association. with head.
quarters here.
The new mandate is the result Of
the failure OF tho paper controller to
Induce the manufacturers 10 continue
supplying Canadian houses with news
print paper AZ a price considerably
lower than that Obtained for paper
sold for export. Several manufac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
GERMANY NOTE
REACHES PARIS
Reply on Protocol Is ConciIi-
atory Turnout
by HENRY WOOD

United Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. Dee. i5.-~The German re
ply 10 the allies note demanding sig
nature % the peace treaty protocol
was submitted at 1910 A. m today.
Tiaron Won Lersner handed the
note TO Paul Dutusta. secretary OF the
peace conference. with whom he dis
GUESSED It's contenu
The note declares Germany's in.
tsntion % execute the peace treaty.
II takes note Of the allies promise
10 rcpatriatc Germany war prisoners.
then develops CermaHy's desires re-
Farding the sinking OF the feet a;
scapa Flow.
The reply. Il IL understood. II most
conciiiatory thruout. While still
holding out against full reparation TO
the allies for Scapa Flow, the i'm
precision il given that a solution Will
be- easily arrived Mt.
Won Lorsner said the group Of Ger
man technicians will arrive tomor-
row 90 take up conversations with
the allied representatives regarding
Scapa Flow.
The impression prevails that the
Germans viii sign the protocol and
exchange ratificationse Of the treaty
before the end Of this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
WOMAN PLEADS :
IN WILL CASE
Federal Judge Is Busy With
Big Calendar

More than 20 cases were scheduled
for arraignment In the u. 8. district
court before Judge Jeremiah Neterer
Monday. In many Of the cases des
murreTs had been filed.
Failure Of counsel for Bob Farley.
convicted roadhouse manager, 20 en-
ter motion for new trial on the
day net. came near TO causing the
judge 10 issue a bench warrant for
the White Horse tavern man. The
case however, was continued for one
week. In view Of the fact that Farley
had made a change OF attorneys since
his trial and conviction.
Motion for n new trial for Blaine
Davis. convicted OF violation OF the
liquor laws, was denied. Sentence
will be pronounced next Monday.
Mrs. John c. Dyer. accused Of
using the ny lis to secure a icgacy
left to Mrs. John Dyer. pleaded nor
guilty before Judge Netercr. Her
trial was set for February IL. III
The case OF Clare u. Herman. acs
cused or robbing mail boxes. was con,
uBued one week. !.
n motion 20 dismiss the care
against y. {. Brabon. charged with
defrauding the government OF 500
for burial expenses for his son who
died in the service. was taken under
advisement.
The following defendants. charged
with violating the Harrison anti-nar-
cotic laws, pleaded not guilty, their
cases 20 be heard in February: Wong
Sing. Wong Dock. Lily Wong Dock.
Wong Foo and Nun Mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
MORE WARRANTS
FOR LANDLORDS
Cold Tenants Continue TO
Make Complaint

With the Issuance OF several war.
rants for the arrest OF landlords. who
have failed TO maintain sufficient
heat. and the arrest of J. Abiro. Jap.
anere proprietor OF the Southern no.
tel i06h First ave. s.. on similar
charge. city health officials con-
tinucd their antifrcezing drive Mon
day.
Abiro was placed In Jail In lieu OF
SIS hail. lie was arrested following
complaints by tenants and an inveHti.
cation OF the temperature % the
hotel.
A. Stubs. proprietor OF tho Win.
field apartments. 3s03 Eighth ave. s..
arrested on "A charge OF furnishing
Insufficient heat. appeared In police
court Monday and asked for "A con-
tlnuancc. Tits trial was ret for DE.
cember Is.
Mrs. James Parks. n tenant IN the
Winfield apartments. testified she
hung thermometer over her radia.
tor and that II registered only o. de-
grces at noon. Stubs was arrested
last Saturday. Mrr. Parks declares
her heat has been better since hts
arrest.
G. u. frasch. city health inspector,
declared the city's staff OF invertiga-
tors was entirely too small 10 invcAti.
gate the large number Of complaints
which continue 60 pour into his OF.
flee.
frasch explained that George Hes.
ton. who was overcome by gas last
week. was not a roomer In the Metro,
politan apartments. Sixth ave. and
Seneca 1T. Of which n. Thornqulst
Is proprietor. but lived IN "a lodging
house across tho street from the
Metropolitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

CHICAGO. Dec. ik--U s-Rseeipts.
a. oee head market statoc No, Haik Of
sales. Unseen 49, butchers. tliWtats.
packing tissSut1fS light. titeisS 20
pigs. mass Hitgts fouEhz. tast0 tt4e
Receipts - ooo head market
slow 20 Zee down, Beef, ttu2o.Ts.
butcher steers. isgsuis. eannsfs and
cutters. tseS sfecters ard feeders. tee
ti.ss. oows. tsssgiti calves. itsto0
tt7to
shssp--H.retpts. is.eoe head market
steady 20 ssc w. Lambs. tli-8eNiT.fs.
ewes. tatoute1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
LA CRAVE WINS
POINT IN COURT

c. a. Ia Grave. former clerk In the
comptroller's office, secured writ
Of prohibition Monday. stopping the
civu service commission from drop
ping him from the preferred eligible
list of accountants in superior court
Monday.
La Grave recently lost his fight
TO secure reinstatement. He was
then named at the head OF the pre-
fcrred eligible list for accountant in
city Comptroller Harry w. CAROLS
office August Is. 1919. Carroll re
fused to accept him. saying he was
physically disabled and had been
previously guilty of gross insubordi.
nation. Ia Grave was slated TO be
dropped from the preferred eligible
list. The writ prevents this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

San FRANCISCO. Dee. is.--nutisr--
sts per Ia
Hgrs-Es,ras. Zee psr dos ~rtfs pull
lets. tie PEI dos. usdsrsfrsd puiists. tge
per dos
Cns~ss--csitserut. flats. fancy. isNc
per ID, firsts. sahe per 10
H-ns--1ke tsa per ID. broiiers. sse
per 10
packs-fta zoe PEI 10.
Fotatoes-Nfss white. fsVtst. ga
Haas. ftss sweets. 30 per 10
c-aions-rsiio~ and white. s,-tusf
Australian brown. ttTtus
f1cld psas-sA o 20 per ~.
hariss--Apot feed. per esa,Ai. ;ts.k %
ttsTH
o-,s-ahippinx. ssisefis for red.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
$65,OOO,OOO in Gold Goes
Into Christmas Jewelry

According To Moo"rr. ~" 1919 pro
duction Of gold In the United states
viii not exceed SIS 900 900 a decline
of 80 per cent from the production
~ 1918 when the total gold produc.
tlon reached tC6 900 900.
Yet is5 .0O0. 900 has gone into
Christmas Jcwelry. according 10
MooerH
Members Of the 81. Louis confer
enco propose an excise tax Of $40 an
ounce for all gold used IN mhnufac-
tured gold products ana In the arts
as means OF roimburHing gold op.
orators who are compelled 20 pay
twice aH much for labor and mater
ials as they paid before the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

turers have already notified the con.
troller they VIII not continue to sup.
ply paper in Canada after January I
NJ such low terms as they have In
the past
Canadian mills now make approx.
mately 500 600 tons OF news print
yearly, and over TOO 900 tons II ship.
ped 20 the United States. The manu-.
facturcrs maintain they have always
made concessions TO Canadian con
sumers. whether By government in.
Htructions or not. but contend that
every attempt 10 restrict the price
in Canada has an M effect on the ex.
port market The manufacturers Will
have hearing before Paper Con.
.troller Pringle tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
SPOKANE MUST
CONSERVE FUEL
Restricted Business Day Is
Ordered TO Save Coal

SPOKANE. Dec. l5.-spokane to-
day went on "A restricted business
day basis 10 save fuel
Stores opened at 1880 and were TO
close az $50.
Theatres are 10 open at $50 and
@1il close AT $50.
Banking hours are from II 10 ?.
Street car schedules have been re
arranged to handle the new rush
hour crowds.
The public generally took the
change oheerfuily and seemed anx-
ious TO cooperate in saving fuel.
Fuel Administrator waldo c.
Paine said today that II the present
cold weather continues the restric-
ton viii stay on indefinitely How.
ever, II weather from zero up 20 ~
above prevails relief viii come within
a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

The high cost Of living may pinch
thouuu ndH. but nevertheless total
OF i65 .0Oo. 900 In gold bullion. fash
toned into pins. rings and other
articles OF Jewolry viii turn up in
1919 Christmas gifts. This rtagRer'
ing sum exceeds the entire gold pro
duction 81 the usted Stntessfor this
year by $40 900 900.
Where aid the extra $4,000, 900
come FROM
Were gold coins melted for the
purpose OF miiady's bar pin. wedding
ring ana other baubles2
That's what clifford Mooers. repre-.
sentative Of Seattle az tho national
gold conference. recently held at St
Louis. wants TO know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Patterson Back
After Vacation

Deputy Prosecutor T. II. Patterson
returned TO his office Monday after
"a three weeks absence. recovering
from brain fatigue. lie will immedi-
ately begin preparation of the murder
case against William Fay Ealy and
his mother. Anna Ealy Nemitz,
charged with murdering1Mrs. Eliza
beth Bryan OF Puyallup,' October 10.
Patterson viii also prosecute the
syndicalism cases against the Cor
novslSy brothers. Sam Bush and Ed
win Selvin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Income Taxes Now
Held Delinquent

Monday was the last day upon
which payments could be made on
the 1918 income tax. without pay
ment OF penalties for delinquency.
Payments have been made In many
cases In quarterly installments
Monday was the last day OF the
fourth installment. After today in
come tax returns will be increased
per cent. with per cent added
for interest on all overdue ac-
counts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Husband and Wife
Face Murder Trial

WORCESTER. Mass. Dec. 10
The trial OF Harry Baker and his
pretty 20-year- wife, Eleanor.
charged with the murder of Dwight
=. Chapman, 74year- G.. A. K.
veteran. at Westboro last June.
opened in the Worcester superior
court here today. Baker claims to
have killed Chapman in defense
OF his wife's honor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Dec. ts.-~Ossin prices on
ths beard Of Trade. after orenins higher
to-day tn expect alton that the suprsms
court would held waftins prohibt,inn
unconstitutional. dropped back slightly
following announcement Of the courts
decision declaring the Law constitutional
Provisions we're higher.
December corn. down &c at the open
tnE. 81 80. later gained Ne. January corn
epessd up NC. at tiits. sa, satss
auentiy dropped Ne. May corn epsnsd
unchanged at va; sad remained steady
In later trading
n~ssrnbsr oats. Unbalanced ct the open
tnx. TTAe. later advanced Ne; May eats.
So At the opening up Ne. gained al
other = before the rlos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
TO SELECT
XMAS DAY
SOCCER MEN

A special meeting OF the directors
OF the Northwest Soccer League Will
he held In the Seattle hotel tomor-
row night. when arrangements will
be made and players picked for the
annual international Scotland.Eng-
land match scheduled for Liberty
park Christmas day
In all corners OF the world where
ever this style of football is played
there IL always a bout put ON TO
decide who's who. and tho Thlstlcs
and the Roses never disappoint the
fans when they face each other for
soccer honors.
with such high-class galaxy OF
footballers now playing on the
various teams In the Northwestern
league, the solicitors will he able to
place two strong allstar elcvens on
the field on Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
December fi-s,r Princess Ena frofa
british coianhts ports at tiss a n. str
Afg1il from Port san Luis
December lt-zstr Admiral Farfaru,
SrerH aan Diego via San frAnctrro at 4 70
= m ntr Admiral Nicholson from south
eas,srn Alaskan ports al noon: str w. ~
Porter tat M~ao~~ rgiuD from Ran
fFapeiseo a, 1fe q M s-hr King a
WtrEs from nsrinE R~A a. q. m. str
Rush from Vancouver Island ports at
10 ,, m str Prince George from Prince
Hupsr'. " G.. VIA ports at see D. M.
Departures
December is-str Port Angeles for Ta-
coma at ieiie q m str Queen for Ban
pisGo via san Franchise e. ~ a m ctr
Prince George for Prince Rgpsrt. n. & d.
via ports at midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Carload of Candy
to Be Put on Sale

Enough candy TO give every child
in Seattle the stomachache is coming
here before Christmas.
one carload OF assorted candies
viii be placed on sale by the army
retail store at Stacy 81. terminal, +.
Marginal way. about the middle OF
this week.
This candy will be sold at whole.
sale cost prices. IL is requested that
All desiring TO purchase some OF the
candy read daily papers for further
as to the exact hour
on which sales win commence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

stalls ie-ti. veal stsp. fsc n pot
roast, itr N short ribs. ite n stall
IA. nureank potatoes. iz,tt per 90 ms
Jonathan apples. 81 % han. Delicious sp-
nire. Use toN stall iet. cranherriss
zee n Jap rice. ifc ~. cream % bar
isy. iso n ataii 49, currant-. ase psE /.
seeded r.isin.. zee N. pkss Shredded
Wheat. he. stall ito citrus washing
powder. z4cs Cream % wheat. -,ei &
pkxs f.un gsc. stalls is-ir. . cans corn
Or peas. see cans Del Monfs bot sauce
sse: rpiis toilet pap-r. .te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Reported by Wireless


tnnadfsu tssfe~umeut
December i,-E'r fatoachs entering
Queen Charlotls Sound souihboans at
80 m. str Admiral Evans off Prince
Hup~rt. u. G.. narthhound At ans D. m
s'r city Of seattle off Ciiffs niuff south
bound At ms a m.
4. =. Naval Cen,fnsricatisn
December i.-s,r Fred pAsier. Eagle
Hart-or for Ban Francisco. $40 miles from
EsEi- Hafeor at p. m str Yosemite.
Port Gambia Tor san Francisco. 10 miles
south % Point Arena at y, M. str
Southwestern off Cape Spencer west
bound At m. str West Ivis. gesiti-
for Yokohama. 1893 miles from Cape
flstisrg at .. M str oessaunHiek. 70
attis for viadivoutok. i.sa. miles from
caps Fiattsry at .. m. ctr Derby Line.
csbn fer Aan Francisco. ..tte miles west
- asn Francisco At p. m. sir seattle
Spirit. Yokohama for Victoria. i.ioo miles
Nsst Of Victoria. -. G., at .. m. str
wet ipon. Kobe for Seattle, P5T miles
vest Of Cape F1sttsry at . m. str
coasst Portland for Yokohama. 1900
rnil.s from Astoria at y. m. str RE-
dondo at Hitka northbotnd At p. m.
str Northwentsrn $50 miles west OF Cape
spencer north bound At p. an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
MISSIONARIES ACCEPT
CRITICISM INVITATION

TOKYO. Nov. 2S.---dsy Mai. 1.-Two
hundred Christian missionaries at a
public meeting here. decided TO nc.
cept the invitation OF the new 10.
rean government to furnish criticism
whenever such is deemed necessary
The missionaries criticism will be
friendly. They pledged support to
the program OF administrative re-
forms in Korea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Leaders Hold
Soccer Lead:
Fiue Straight
Carbonate Wins From Black
Diamond Again by
60 Count
BY ALIEN G. ROSE

~ ALIEN Z. ROSE
Carbonate increased It's lead in
tho soccer race yesterday by defeat.
ing the iowiy Black Diamond eleven,
six goals TO two. while tho rest OF
the teams remained idle.
The same conditions snow and
hard Fround--that caused the call.
Ing off Of the Duthle. woodland Park
match Mt Liberty park yesterday.
prevailed at Carbonate. but the
sturdy coal diggers showed up the
city chaps and played their game.
Hannus opened the scoring for
the league leaders and this was soon
followed by another by Davies.
Play Changes
Play transferred TO the other end
where Moroni and Upton pu, the
Black Diamonds In tho game by
tying the score.
Byors placed the Carbonate saua
again in the lead before the interval.
In the second half play was cor.
fined 20 the visitors territory and
Tommy Oyorton. subbing In the Car.
bonado goal. was seldom called upon.
However. az Roalkeeper Tommy
looked like the best center forward
in the country when the hall came
his way. and hcnccforth he will
leave the ''uprights" In charge OF
some one else.
Increase Lad
Carbonate did ali the scoring in
this period, Davies getting two and
Byers one.
The teams lined up as follows:
Carbonado-Ovcrton. Allen. w.
Harlin. Smith. Androski. Anderson.
Byors. L. Harlin, Davies, Stobbs and
Hannus.
Black Hamond-Troyer. McGrath.
McKinnon. Jones. Ciaccerini Muir.
ply. Upton. Hughes, Moroni.
Weston and Newman.
Referee--Pcte Shearer. seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Thief in Church,
Takes Oyercoat

Seattie'E ovcrcoat thieves are
entirely without conjunction or
principles. so thinks Floyd Muir
ply. 100 James st. who report
cd 90 the police Monday that
someone stole his oyercoat from
the First Methodist church Sun
day night Tho coat cost him a
pretty penny, too. Murphy told
the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK

A verbal picture OF congreas IN
action win be painted by Congress
man John +. Miller at the weekly
luncheon OF the Chamber Of Com
merce mnmbers' council Friday, De.
cember 49, at the Masonic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
TRANSPORT SHERIDAN
ON WAY TO HONOLULU

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. I5.--The
army transport Sheridan sailed to
day for Honolulu. vladivostok ana
Manila with 500 casuals. 200 first.
class passengers and a full load of
freight. The casuals are for Siber
ian and Philippine service. divided
nbout equally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Dee. it.--rs.,f,--rsce,p,s.
:. zee bead market =srenG Steers. 8, 20
g ~. eo~S and h.ifsr-. 81 ss0f 80 stock
srs and feeders. tT.ssslsss. calves. tts
III.
Receipts. i.sso head. market 10
strong and sie hixhsr. Top. fis -. bulk
Of sales. fife0tafs
sheep Receipts. $500 head market 10
strong Lambs. ftt1istes s~ss. tf.ssa
-. feeder lambs. tis.Tk0tsse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
COAST COLD
SNAP WANING
Ten Degrees Warmer Is Re-
ported in Portland

PORTLAND. Dee. fs-The cold
wave shows signs today Of losing
It's icy Strip on the Pacific North.
west. In fact. II have already begun
TO alp. The lowest point reached
last nigh, here was u nhove-i0
degrees warmer than the lowest
mark recorded saturday morning.
Al 10 O'Clock the temperature was
II Above and siill climbing.
The weather has moderated all
along tho coast, according TO re-.
ports received by the weather bu.
reau here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
MAINTAIN BREAKS ICE
AND RESUMES VOYAGE

The steamship Nanham. bound
from Seattle for Portland. caught
In the ice In the Columbia river
near Kalama Saturday. freed her.
self Sunday night and proceeded 20
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
SCHOONER ACCEPTED
AFTER TRIAL SPINS

The auxiliary power schooner
Rlrketind. launched by the Elliott
Bay bodybuilding Co. underwent
trials Saturday and was accepted by
her owners. Capt. y. NJ. Gramm. son
OF PETER y. Gram. Of Porssrund.
Norway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

stalls sfst. ake Rogers baking pow
dsr. stei Ctisre. use. tse. tleE. o. o. 60
pkg Aibsfs rolled oats. 5Er. see pks
Cream Of wheat. gsei a fbs small ~hits
beans, sse. ns sun Maid seediezs raj
stns .sc. o. 90 good broom. CSC. fbs
brek~n rice, sac. bars SarthA soap. zsci
&c can tabe,a eoFHrd beef. see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Dee. Bsttsr--sT1 ae
per 10.
rEE.-Tt Sfoc per ~
Hsns-segiso Per 10. bfoilsrs. ffa,fs
per 10.
rseae-sor per 10.
Chss-.--7rriplsts ss0f7e per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
RANK CLEARINGs
Public Markets


htaNs rtsts, ms N J. n. coffee.
tisa sse citrus Powder. sfel best broom.
soc ~ lbs rolled oats. see stall a..
hlue iubb"n tea. SO N; p-h. sar \
olympic flour. tt.eo. cans Del Monte
hot sauce. stes iarsa beftlo tatsup. sos
IN pail Cottesust. tsc new walnuts.
use m. NJ. tioe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. iS--Most isadinr is-
sue. we're higher at the stock market
opening here today. united States steel.
however. va. Oft y. at iefs Waited Re-
tail store. opened at sen. up =. aud
American sugar at iai, up ~.
Announcement that sterling demand ON
the foreign exchange had opened 81
ts.TsN. W &c, caused the entire list 20
advance. cruoibie. after erenins at so.,
advanced 60 ses y. while General Motors
sola a. hish as ass. Tobacco Products
soid az So.
Toward the end Of tho first hour the
market became extremely duii There
was . general disposition TO await de-
eisten OF the supreme court on ~sr-tlfns
prohibition,
General Motors Just before the eie~
hsttsrsd It's early figures BY about
points steel common rallied a peint
AFTER an early low at -, International
Paper recovered TO fss. riereesArrow
bounded hack after year pressure was
lifted, rally In United state. Rubber
amounted 20 POINTS unitsd States food
Products closed At TsA. off ~.
The market ciesed higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15

stan "a tall cans carnssinn milk
i've stall -. pure fresh milk. i2c at
stall ~, round steak. ssse N. pot roast
lse N. boiling beet t1hu n lamb
chopa. zEe n back bones. ms aac
stall ibes Quaker rir- pancake flour
soe pkg Blue karo syrup. SOC. sae. ii.sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-15
Status of New Y ork
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. tb--Foilo~inx an.
nouncement that the supreme court had
fuIed Wartime prohibition constitutional.
United states Rood Products broke sA
points 70 "a United States Food Prod
uetr % 10 understood. has large quaint.
ties OF bonded whisky on hand.