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Evening star., 1919-03-15
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.

MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
Of the American expeditionary forceA
Killed In action. .......... 3
Died from wounds received
In action .............. IL
Died Of disease .......... B
Wounded In action (degrec
undetermined) .........
Missing in action.
Total DECENTRALIZATION. 81
KILLED IN ACTION.
sERGEANTs:
MASTIN. Roland c.. stotesbury. Mo.
ROGERS. Howard j., Indian Valley, Idaho.
PRIvATES:
BURKE. Chester A, Shelton. Conn.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
SERGEANTS:
RANKIN, Bruce R., Media, Ill.
hobISS; .SS; Hewasd ", winnemucca. Nev.
FIGHTER, Charles E.. Niagara Falls. n. Y.
TRoWBRIDGE, James H., Bethel, Conn.
PRIvATES:
ADDISON. George L.. New Troy. Mich.
FRAZER. James N, Grand Lodge. Mich
LAWHEAD. Victor j.. PocateilO, Idaho.
MOLES. Jacob H., Hollywood. Cal.
REED. James NJ, Chicago. ILL.,
SHAVER, John H., TiOga. W. Va.
STEWART, Albert D.. Moors. Pa.
STRAIN, John Howard. San Gabriel. Cal.
SWAN, Robert, Lordsburg. N. NJ.
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Assigned to Duty Here.

Lieut. Col. Charles A. Walker.
ordnance department, has been as
signed to duty in the ordnance de-
partment this city.
Evening star., 1919-03-15
Dom t Suffer
With Neuraleia
Use Soothing Mustero1e

When those sharp pains 90 sisootipo
Through your head, when your akuji
seems AZ u II would split, Just rub Q ut.
tie Musteroie on your temples and noes<.
II draws out the Inflammation, sootnes
away the pain. usually giving quick 70.
lief.
MusteroIe 10 a clean. white ointment,
snade with oil Of mustard. Better than
o mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly rec.
ommend MusteroIe for sore throat, bron.
chItis, Group, stir neck, asthma, neurai-
ola, congestion, pieurisy, rheumatism,
iumbaoo, pains and aches Of the back or
Joints, sprains, sore muscles. bruises.
chIibiains, frosted feet-coids Of the
sGhest Ut otter prevents pneumonta). It
- always dependable.
3oc-and soc Jars; hospital size, $2.5o.
Evening star., 1919-03-15

Poster Beds
Full size Mahogany Bed, open foot board, roll
Twin size Mahogany Poster Bed same style
- Full size Heavy Mahogany Poster Bed, plain
] Eu]3 :5s ; Mihog.ny PSstsr S; Bed 3D., :zszs
rwn size Heavy Mahosany Poster Bed open
foot board. arched pedestaled head board, heavy
Twin size Mahogany Poster Bed, elegant carved
Ivory Enameled Wooden Bed.
Tui size Ivory En.mslea Bed. plain style: .:7s%
Twin size Ivory Enameled Bed, simply designed
Twin size Ivory Enameled Bed. Louis XVI period.
wood size Bed Adam design on
Twin size size Ivory Enameled Bed: decorative panel
White Enameled Iron Beds
na II With steel tubing and continuous posts
70, ,,..e Al sizes in White Enameled Bed exceptional
Al sizes in a White Enameled Bed. moro orna-
All sizes in White Enameled Bed. lighter weight
Full size Ivory Bed. square tubing for
Full size Ivory Enameled Bed square tubing.
An Unusual Value in Brass Bed
Choice of three sizes in this exceptional Brass
rnsh Of heavy wsa see anby ye cd
lacquered in velvet finish guaranteed not to tarnisf
''s ten Sc ~ tsst s 'is Inches Rss'if care
Size 1 feet inches %'o
Odds and Ends Of Mahogany and
Walnut Beds
~ Offered at Special Low Prices
number Of full size size Beis in polished dull
representing different period designs. marked
"Enelander Level-Lock Couch Bed"
The 4foot easily shifted from double to single
mattress S255O. Ii
"Englander One-Motion Couch Bed"
The celebrated single-motion couch edupped with
steel link woven wire springs and mattress
With Steel-Link With Woven Wire
4-,oo, sphmgs p1a gs,a Springs
4foot s-nch size, 4-foot s-tpch size
S3O50. sa1sx
Department, -hoor.
Evening star., 1919-03-15

Bungalow Aprons
That Are Really Dresses
An Unusual Display-and Unusual
Low Prices
From a higll-class maker of house dresses and
aprons comes a great shipment of new Spring.
1919, bungalow aprons-or "apron- -dresses"-for
you need not wear dress under unless you
want. to. Every garment meets the manufac-
turer's critical standards of STYLE cut and finish
ing, with the result that Washington women are
given an opportunity to purchase superior house
garments at less than the cost of making them
A Selection of Checks and Plaids
At $1.50
Percales in neat diagonal checks. larger
plaids : bungalow dress style, opening in the
back; sleeves of almost three-quarter length
round neck and loose belt smart with white
piping
A Selection of Styles at $1.95
=. slip-over model of light figured percale,
with long pockets in original novelty cut,
square neck and armholes banded in contrasting
plaid.
Side front closed style, plain pink or dark blue
material or checked, figured or striped percale,
made with adjustable belt and half-sleeves;
trimmed with white rckrack braid.
Front closing apron-dress OF rich plaid
percale, pink, blue and tan prominent; dis
tinctive with clever belt that crosses in front,
white collar and large pocket; piped in white
for contrast; with half-s1eeves.
A Selection Of Styles at $3.50
Double breasted dress or apron of solid color
pink or dark blue percale and others of attrac-
tive figured and striped fabrics made with half
sleeves; white collar effect plastroned to the
blouse; cuffs, pocket hnishings and trimmings
of white ,-
Front-closing style Of white grounded percales
with pink blue or @ black stripes and figures; con
shaped in the back. and loose belt.
Overblouse suggestion in penciled plaid percale
fastening at the side. extending into the skirt in
yoke effect attractive with solid color belt collar
and pipings and many other styles.
House Department, Third
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DIED OF DDEAsE.

CORPORAL:
FISHER. Roland. Prosser, Neb.
PIkIvATES;
BoRNEMANN. ALFRED H., st. Paul. Mich.
CHERRY. william R, Bay City. Tex
MOORE. Jark. Wcnatchee. wash.
COURIER. Alva, Chester, Ill.
LOWE. John W.. Jr.. Philadelphia. Pa.
UPTON. G. c., Fremont, Mich.
WEBSTER, Charles A.. McAinnvilIe, Tenn.
sxoK m HosPrTAL, PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
PRIVATE:
DUXBURY. George H.. Paterson. n. J.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREvIousLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
PRIvATES:
GRISSOM. Cur iias r.. Seattle. Wash.
KING. Homer D., French Lick. Ind.
At Wardman Park Hotel.
Saturday, March Is. Special dinner
dance at o'clock pm. Make table
reservations now.-Advertisemen
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A Trunk That Appeals
to a Man

Built as durably as it can be built and then
covered in hand -vuloanized fiber reinforced again
by brass-hnished steel corners, rows of pins and
bolts wardrobe compartment, equipped with ten
hangers; one of the five drawers having frames
for two mems hats; further fitted with laundry
bag, shoe box and velvet guard; secured by Yale
lock, 500.
A Trunk With Places for Things
Feminine
OF the same high-grade construction as the mans
trunk featured above, but including special COM
partment for millinery, holder for an electric iron
and fourteen clothes hangers in addition to drawers
shoe compartments and laundry bag. Sis.
A Trunk for the Shorter Trip
Called Steamer Taxi Wardrobe Trunk, be-
cause of its very convenient size but it has ample
space for six hangers in its wardrobe section slid
ing hat box with removable compartments, and two
drawers beneath; covered in hard vuleanized fiber;
reinforced by brasshnished steel pins, and
. lock bolts. SIS.
Other Hgh-grade- Wardrobe Trunks, full size.
$3.50 up.
Trunk Depsftment, Fourth AoeA
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Important March Sale of
Fine Lace Curtains and Upholstery
and Drapery Fabrics of Many Kinds
NEW THINGS FOR THE HOME
Curtains the coat-o arms of your home. AS your
family tells much of the history of the family
do the Curtains that hang your windows tell much
of the history of the dwelers within the house.
In This Sale We Are Offering Some
Exceptional Values in Fine Curtains
Curtains of Voile appropriate every of
the home Beautiful of handmade fet
fine vce white and handmade lace Arabian curtains
Marie Antoinette and Renaissance ces applied
motifs
Priced 1s to ~ Less Than Regularly
laces voi1e
and banding beautiful collection and choice of designs
Priced 1a to ~ Less Than Regularly
small designs for the housewives who like have
dow of the entire house curtaned with Also
great demand for ervceabe fros and bouse
Beautiful Cretonnes in Two Large Special Lots
For wall upholstery, drapere curtains slip
and other to harmonze with furnishings
huge assortment in both light dark and medium effects
Specially Priced, 45c and &c Yard
brought this March Sale at prices very much
below those usually marked.
Department, noor
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I3f5fnFEI5li{z5El34
| The ROLL
or HONOR


The above is the summary OF cas-
ualties, including casualties reported
today. The list includes those lost at
sea, also the total Marine Corps
casualties to date, but does not in
clude the. Navy casualties.
ARMY and marine casualty lists re-
leased for publication today contain
oqn names divided as follows
Evening star., 1919-03-15

Imperial Layer Felt Mattresses-made especially
for us, of fine quality layer felt noted for its elias
ticity, we'll tufted very strongly stitched imperial
edges and covered in extra fine ticking of beaut
full design and coloring.
3-ft. size, $3.50
3-ft. 6-in size, SIS. Il
aft. size $3.50.
Aft. 6-in size, $50.
Capital" Felt Mattresses-very attractively COW
cred in good quality art ticking
3-ft. size, SIS.
3-ft. 6-in. size, $3.50.
Aft. size, $50.
Aft. 6-in size, $3.50.
&c C." Enthusiastically covered in art ticking
3-ft. size, $11.
3-ft. 6-in. size, $3.50.
Aft. Gin. size, S135e.
Fine Quality Hair Mattresses-particularly soft
and restful and covered in striped art ticking.
3-ft. size, $50.
%-ft. Gin. size, $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

Liberal supplies OF summer apples
arriving in the local market for the
past several days have resulted in an
easier market Standard boxes are
now s2.25 to 50. with the small sizes
at $3.50 to 81.
early pears are also arriving here
in increased quantities. The Bartlett
variety is meeting with favor at the
hands OF Seattle retailers at ~ per
box.
The cantaloupe market. which al
m os resulted disastrously for the
wholesalers In the past few days. was
considerably relieved Thursday morn
ing. Early in the week when the
Imperial Valley crop had been
cleaned of the stree. and cantaloupes
were i'm great demand. practically
every commission man on the street
placed orders in California for the
Turiock product.
The orders were all filled stimuli
taneously. and since Tuesday tn e
market has been over.supplied. much
to the delight OF the retail trade.
Now that the market is cleaning up
wholesalers are breathing easy again
In the hope that they win soon be
able to raise quotations.
Butter and eggs were both reported
firm at the new high prices set Wed
nesday.
Without a doubt. Eastern Wash
ington win produce a greater crop OF
peaches, pears and apples this year
than ever before in the history OF the
state" In this manner Fred Rea,
local manager Of the wenatchee Val
ley Fruit Exchange. characterized
the prospects OF the fall fruit market
Thursday morning on his re tur n
from "A five-day trip thruout Eastern
Washington.
Unless something unforeseen hap
pens. growers will get record prices
for their record crop this year. East
ern buyers are already In the fields
OF Washington buying up entire
crops OF the orchards. There IL a
lot OF speculation going on. TIL e
country around Yakima is especially
active. ] believe that every orchard
In that district win produce a record
crop" Rea continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
New York Stock Report

NEW YORK. July ,s--stocks were
firm at the opening today. bethlehem
steel shows an inclination to sell Oft
despite optimistic reports which have APP
pesred In all steel interests. II opened at
tet. off y United states Steel opened at
ia. up y Central Leather. liBL. up u I;
crucibie steel. it, up zH. New Haven.
37N. up ~ ;'Pan-Amcriean Petroleum.
iiSN. up a.
Tobaccos and oils were features OF the
early trading. First sales OF American
Tobacco were at $50. UP AZ. and then
the stock rose TO 2s3
Pan-American. after a strong opening.
again ieaped. going 90 ifsA. Central
Leather went above iiG In the first turn
overs.
Firmness continued thru the morning
session. with Stromberg Motors figuring In
giraffe transactions. This stock jumped
TO 100 and then fell back 10 os Marine
advanced =. to Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
SAYS SHANTUNC| ASKS PROBE OF
NOT ALL TAKEN DENSM0RE ACTS
Senator Asserts Japan Gets
Only Small Slice

WASHINGTON. July 24.--tUnited
Press. >--Senator Robinson. Arxan-
sas. today analysed the Shantung
provision OF the peace treaty in a
speech to the senate. in which he
said.
That Japan has control of only
900 square miles OF the SIS 400 in the
Shantung provinces, and will rule
only 10000 Chinese out OF the
40 LOOT, 900.
That China's claim that she did
not surrender sovereign rights to
Germany, 10 belicd by the terms of
the treaty by which Germany took
over Kiao Chau.
That Japan Is committed in writ
Ing and orally. to the return OF
shantung to China. when certain
conditions have been complied with.
These facts Robinson said. form n
complete answer TO the senate critics
Of the Shantung settlement.
The history OF Japanese claims
In Shantung does not justify the
violent attacks on Japan which have
occurred in senate debate" said Rob
inson.
1T has been stated by more than
'one senator that by the treaty. Shan.
hung. with its 10000. 900 inhabitants.
sis wrested from China and presented
TO Japan. ehantung Is little larger
than either Iowa or. Wisconsin. II
has total area of 55.es4 square
miles and q population estimated at
10000. 900. The territory involved In
the controversy Is lisnited to n small
land area of approximately 200
square miles and an equal water
area Tho total population OF the
leased area 10 Approximately $4,000.
while the outbreak Of war can
called political treaties of a tempo
rHry nature between the belligcr-
ents. II would seem that such a
treaty a. that between China and
Germany would not be abrogated
by the outbreak of war between
China and Germany"
China In 1918 agreed. Robinson
pointed out, that she would accept
whatever arrangement Japan made
regarding the disposition OF Ger
man rights In shantung. Replying
TO the criticism that China was
forced to accept these arrange
ments. Robinson said:
Tn view Of the fact that the COM
mercial relations Of nearly all ma
lions with China are based on
durcss in scme form. why should
the claim that China was induced
TO make the treaty with Japan thru
fear Of war invalidate that treaty
and all other treaties with China.
many Of which she was compelled
BY war to executor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Frisco Market Report

SAN FRANCISCO. July si.-Butter-
Extras. sse per 10. firstr. sSsc per 10.
prime firsts. SIC per Id.
Eggs-Extras. $50 per III. firsts. Sc per
ID; extra puilets. tsc per Id.
Cheese Cailfornia flats. fancy. 81 kc
per III.
Potstoes-Oli crop Oregon burbanks.
t2.sB1a3S per GENITAL; Washington round
white. t2nsio Ice houre new crop gar
nets. ss,sbn2.So; river white, f2.1b;
sweets. s07c per ID.
onions--Yeiiow. ss.ss03.so per GENITAL
on the street. river white. t3.Tsm+: Aus
ITALIAN brown. ss.s59s5o: green. si.7Sa
per box.
Barie y-spot feed. ss.i0ns.i5 per
Genital; do shipping. s3.iSGs..o at coun-
try shipping points.
osts-Red feed. s:.so@ 90 per Genital;
seed prices. nominal; black. t2.75ds. red
milo. ,3.isik 93.l7h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
STEEL COMPANY
CUTS DIVIDEND
"FeelS Wise to Conserve"
Says Announcement

NEW YORK. July 2t.--The bethlehem
Steel corporation today declared the
quarterly dividend OF 1 y per cent on
common stock. glasses A and ~. payable
september 10. The extra dividend was
eliminated. directors announced. feeling
II wise to conserve tho corporations re-
sources against afsomewhat uncertain flu
ture"
The statement said the shipbuiiding
plants OF the corporation are producing
at capacity and that mills are running at
about 80 per cent In some important
lines capacity II being maintained. Small
orders from railroads. normally the
largest buyers OF steel. has held down
production. n was sated.
Material progress has been made. In
conversion Of war plants for peace pur-
poses, a was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Congressman Wants t
Know All About Case

WASHINGTON. July st.--Con.
gress should make a complete In
vestigation of the activities OF John
II. Densmore. u special government
Investigator In the case of Thomas j.
Mooney. Representative Blanton,
Texas, declared today. Blanton's
resolution was responsible for Secre-
tary OF Labor Wilson sending TO the
house yesterday Densmore's report.
Blanton criticised the secretary's
action In refusing to give the detailS
OF Densmore's activities or an item
lied statement of the expenditure Of
government money in the caseN
The investigation should he held
to determine these facts. Blanton
said. and he has prepared another
resolution asking for the probe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
BANK CLEARINGS
Minerals of Dutch
Indies Discovered

nickel. manganese and iron ore on
the island Of Celebes. Dutch West
Indies. will affect the Oriental mar
ket for steel and machinery. accord
ing to ]. ]. Braat. Java manufac-
turer, In Seattle Wednesday on his
way to Amsterdam. Coal also has
been found on the island of Sumatra,
he said. He predicted the islands
would compete strongly for Oriental
trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Agriculture Bill
Passed by House

WASHINGTON. July 24.-The
house today passed the agricultural
appropriation bin after passing the
senate amendment allowing home.
steaders to leave their farms during
droughts without losing any of their
rights.
The bill Is without the daylight
savings repeal rider. which caused
the presidential veto of the original
bill. and now goes to the president
for signature. 1t is the last OF the
regular appropriation bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
TOO HOT, so HE UP
AND RENTS TIE ROOF

NEW YORK. July 24.-F. c. Petel.
lier. his wife and two children, ar
rived here In the midst Of the hot
spell and announced a few minutes
later that they were suffocating in
their rooms at well known hotel
You've got the coolest place in
the house except the roof garden"
said the manager.
EN- rent the garden. then" re-
piled the Alaskan. showing the nee
essary coin. and he did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
ASK WILSON TO
PRESENT PACT
Lodge Resolution Requests
French Treaty

WASHINGTON. July 24.--Presi
dent Wilson Is respectfully request
ed. II not Incompatible with public
interest" to lay the proposed Franco
American treaty before the senate
In "A resolution offered today by Sen
ator Lodge.
Objection by senator Robinson.
democrat. prevented immediate con
sideration. The Lodge resolution
pointed out that the treaty had been
laid before the French chamber OF
deputies. been printed In newspapers
in the United States. and that Ar
ticle provided that II should be pre-
sented to the senate along with the
German treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. July .s.--csttic--R
oeipts 90 head market steady. Good TO
choice steers. sio.5ouii.so: fair TO good
tsdi 1850. common TO fair. sTdTko: good
TO choice cows and hcifers. 500; me
dunn to good. S. Gamers. s5as.
bulls. S47: calves. seni5so.
Hoes-Rsceipts. i79 head; market Is
higher. Prime mixed, ts..s0n ss.Ts. me-
dunn nsxed. t2t.T5a32; rough heavy
sfo.2sG 20. 50; pig~. sis.7s "a so7s: bulk OF
sales. ts3. so
sheep--Receipts. 40 head: market is
steady. Prime lambs. si39l2.se: fair 20
medium. ssais. yearlingz. t1gs. weth-
ers, ssn7.5o: ewes. s6G7.50.
Butter--ss q ssc per ID.
Eggs-ts a tse per doc.
Hens-s7 Ease per III; broiiers. IS q SOC
per 10.
cheese--sTa 5sc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. July ss.---A tendency among
traders to regard continued dry weather
In the corn belt real menace to the
crop drove prices up somewhat on the
Chicago Board OF Trade today. This
early action aroused slight interest and
later the market was almoa; stationary.
Provisions followed the grains.
Corn opened late at ,i,s5ts. up hc, and
advanced another &c before noon. sep
TENDER corn off 40 at the opening. ti.s5.
remained unchanged; December corn was
unchanged on opening at tI.s5. later fall
Ing &C.
July oats was nc down on opening late
at soIc. and remained unchanged. Sep
tcmber oats was NC down on opening at
Tskc. then advanced sc; December oats
opened Nc down. at 7shc. subsequently
gaining ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
BIRD NEST IN LAMP
IN ENGLISH TOWNSHIP

ASHFORD. Kent. July ga
pair of tits have built their nest IN
the lower standard of gas lamp
On the main street at Ashford.
Kent, and now have a brood of
young. The parent birds are APP
parently. ohlivious to the traffic
and to vista of the man who lights
and earthquakes the lamp every
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

stsn les. smeits. ms. 25c; fresh hall
but. zoe 70. Stalls 3i-3s. smelts. isc NJ.
whole salmon. 4oc each; fresh herring. 3
ms. 2sc: boneIess trout. Csc 10. Stall 81.
fancy small ripe olives. zoe ~; home
made ham loaf. 35c 10. Stall fo2. fresh
Washington creamery butter. 55c ID. s
lbs. pure cane sugar. tic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Montana's Fires
Abated by Rains

MrSSOULA. Mont. July 24.--Light
showers. the first to fall in Montana
for weeks. abated the forest fires In
the Occur d'Alene country today.
Fires are stiIl serious, however.
along Rattlesnake and Swartz
creeks. with the flames still spread
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
PINE ST.

Sugar and soap stall. carnation OF
Borden's milk. f5isc can: Federal or Co
Operative milk. 12tsc can; 100 ms
fine cane sugar. 1915: bars Crystal
White or Bob white soap. csc: barr
large Lemon. csc; 5 bars sunny Monday
,sc. Bath Tablets or Creme oil. 25c
Red Seal Grocery. Annex. 2 pigs. corr
flakes. .5c; , cans tomatoes. 25c; ms
white beans. ssc. stalls :t-2T. cottage
cheese, lie NJ; diil pickles. for Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Sims and Benson
to Be Admirals

WASHINGTON. July "a. - The
house naval affairs committee today
ordered a favorable report on Presi.
dent Wilson's recommendation that
the rank of admiral for life be given
William S. Benson and William s.
Sims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

DENVER. July Receipts
coo head; market steady. steers. sioa
Is; cows and heifers. ssgf0.T5. stockers
and feeders. Ssof0. calves. si.0ft
Hogs--Receipts. 1900 head. market 10
steady. Top. s;f.5s: bulk OF sales. sss 20
43ss0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24

stall 81 Kristoferson's pure fresh
milk. lee ut Stall IS. ms pure cane
sugar. Tie. stall 20. fresh Chinook
salmon, zoe NJ. fresh halfbut. zoe 10
| red snapper . lbs. Csc; young salmon.
sc 10. homeless trout. CSC 10: halibut
cheeks I7ikc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
SOLDIER FINANCIER

LONDON, July "A soldier Wis.
itor to Sevenoaks. who brought -. n
him from Mesopotamia % British
Occupation Bagdad stamps. which he
bought for SIS, sold rs Of them for
-. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
WESTIAKE

Fish stall. halibut. zoe ~; ling cod.
lbs. csc; red snapper. 2 ms. CSC. stalls
1911. rolls toilet paper. 7sc: cans
Dutch cleanser. use: ) bars Lemon D..
25c. Stall f3e. Borden's milk. small can
&c, tomato soup, &c can. Stall 1o5. Ores
cen, % coffee. toc ~: welch grape juice,
sse.pt. Stall i3i. sweet corn. for csc
peaches. 25c basket, ti.s5 crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-24
Public Markets


Stall -. pure fresh milk. lie at Stall
CO. carnstion milk. lac can. stall ". :
ms. pure cane sugar. TIC. Stall 90, fresh
whole salmon. lee M; fresh smeits. 2
ms. csc. fresh hslibnt. i5c NJ. stan
1879. young salmon. 12o fb.: red snapper.
. ms 2se; black cod, lbs. 25c; srnelis,
lbs. etc: haiibut. lbs 35c.