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am Wontng 4beuo nerIiei programme
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ia5rif ierujrt nuroe. uno bel benz eiu
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id1dfte oic iid in Sen letter iehs Wo.
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oarren 3uerfanat CT hate Sic aroBtc
9u5ahl ondedebCu. nabreuO S. s.,
Gong nit - liameu on 3rpciter Stef
lie fam.
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Neuefte Rn5ei9en.
y Il d etc.

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2eitfaben fir girsertaubtoaten, aerau,
uro ueueite 8eiesesbeitimmun9sn.
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Ansmnhi:-Sbne 2ebrer Gnsliif. 81r'
terbrf. griefiteIer. 8~eiebbiid,er. @eoih-
tie, aodbiiher. 2ieberbiiher. Sprahmei'
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Shreibt fir @ratisproipette.
Ganmcner Enbliibins Co., 205 9. 45
sfraFe, Stem gorf, %. y.
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Eerionalia.

Ger 3obnar5t Or. 6ranf
Sohler uno 9emablin iinb nad
einem mebrmonatliden Iufentbalt
i'm @eitcn am Wittpoh mieoer beim.
geefbrt.
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Gel Der ,3ruinSauiuohme lit ridtt.

sc" Sitter olSuaeben %c6e Gcrion
mitB lein ridltigcS Alter angeben,
mas nicllcidlt bel Sen Sroncn Glte,
rem &ohraan1eS Sdmicri0fciten be,
reitcn miro. @ei @cantnortuna bon
intimcn 6raoen bel Aufnnhmc oeS
Genius mub Die aroBteNahrhcit hcrr,
idlen nm eincn ridltiQCu Geniu$ aui
itcllen 81 fouuerL &eocr 3eniu&3dh
Ter itcht inter Gi0 nuo bari uu.tr
Fciucn l~lmitdpoen WittheiLrnacu iiber
VcrionIidlfcitcu MADDEN. Ncrcu 9Scrio,
nnlieu cr I'M GeuiuS criobrcu hot Gle
&~uuhc@1eiegc bcitraieu itoe Hcriou.
Sic lid ocigert. Die Tragen ocS Gen.
ms . guinabmeicttel& acunu ilt b.
o%ntruortcu. Ole 3euiuSnufuohme fin.
Oct jpiidcu Dem , uiN i6. &onuar
itatt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

.e i~trengite Ser.
oronun9,oie ie III
Ga Groiie Ill Bel
ten bon &olonli.
tdten %crlaiien
tpuroe, lit icrt III.
folge oes &ohlcn'
graber Strclfs
unO 0es 6oraus
e%ntitebenocn &oh.
l%eumangcls III
4ruft aetretcn.
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Der nieliadl preisaefronte Tnrpc

Seriep, Cher r@reot @onoer 5 am,
oeiicn @crth ouf $4,000 geYtGtt
wltroc, lit icinem Better SonleS &i.
poro in Nlaono. 90. om Moutoo
percn0et. GoS AZ Sabre alto Gbicr
bate ein @eluiht bon t,t00 Gfuno.
IbcurcS SfmcineiIeiid,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

SIMMER tiir3er perbeu Die
S~rapcagIciocr in paris. berid,tct
Sic Sinlern Niaru @aroen. oir 10.
}bcn ans 5rantreit in &eu gOri
,l%r9ttroiien lit.
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nnsncfniffen

Gin Yofenfranfer anssefniffen.
Earl Sobniou Der in @citcrn 9otel
an Ser 8earl StroBe an Yoden er'
frantic uno Der %mabrfeinlid) beiird).
tete, oaB err ms n@cItballs" geIdift
tueroen miiroe, bat lid ans ocm Stau.
be Qenluft Oils Or. 2ued i'm OIL
9ienstag beiud)en moIlte, mar er nitlt
all iinoen. lno man nimmt OH oaB er
go GroiIe oerloiicn bat uno on0eramo
@eillng iuht.
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grunoeisentbumsmarft.

Die folsenoen ltebertraeungen
BON 8runoeigentbum fanben in Der
letten Belt itatt:
8eorg @olf an 6ris Shrober,
Sarmlono in Burns 3opnibip fir
$4,000.
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0as Sinmeuitenerumt in Chicago

Nas Sinneuitenerumt in Chicago
bot om Samstag cine l~lntcriud,urtg
oes @eriid)ts o~ngeoronet, ooB Stelt-
erbeanlte in cine Serlhmorung per.
midelt ieiel1, weihe oarouf ab3ielte,
Whisfep i'm @ertb BON $25,0 900 900,
neld)er in &ummono. 2Sno. lagcrt,
ST. ltehlcu. @aIter (SclIe @aog m,ir,
DC perboftet mo ioa Elm 0citdnoniB
abaelegt hobeu. Del Tcrhoftuug bon
mciteren iedls Hcrifmorcrn III @om-
ntono pl,roe III Nuslift geItcllt. 9e.
Dor oas Gontplott cntoedt mllroc, ioQ
bereit8 Mhistcp I'M Wcrtb BON $t5,
600 aus Dem 2uqcrbdliic e"ntfernt
u1o ucrfnuft mor0en Ieiu.
8efliigel Nnsitellnns. Nui bent
6airplabe int @efliigelbous lit oicIc
@od)e Die AnsiteIun9 Der @eitcrn
@isconiin Goultrp ano Tet Stof
Aiiociatinn i'm 8auge. NoiIcne@c.
iliiQcl aus Wiaconiin, Minneioto,
SuiuoiS, Soma. 9toro0 afpto un0
Woutoun fiilleu oas @e60uoc. Oa3 filr
Sic @ciud)cr argenchm ermGrmt iultr.
De. 0ic Iltsltcllun9 lit, mas Nn3obl
Ser Tnmel6ungen mo GualitGt Der
Sbicre nllbetrifft, ole bette, sic lie bier
obgeholtcu muroc. Die IuSitc0lma
lit ic0en Gag bis Sounta9 Nbeno Of.
icn mo Der eintritt lit Iiir icoermom
frci.
g9; 6iir Gnmcn.@lrmmiidmhc
hered)ncn mir MIR roc. Irauf Woorr.
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Gic llniucriit6t III Mooiiou
miro BON aeltnl bIrnocrt StuornttL
mGunlidleu unh mciblihcL bciudlt
s. liuo boppclt 10 piele mic i'm @erbIt
1871. &on bieicn 100 Stubentcn
liuo SO %iingltnge ur0 81 YtGbd)cu
lu0 aus ser 2jite iiuo ioIQeu0t iol,
dc mic0crlebeu. Ole oeutidlc Namcn
troNtu: Sranf u. @irubnum Grmiu
". @lotter Catherine 9oidltrt. Wco.
&. @unae. Hutb GudbnuieL Rotr
mcno Z. Grams. NtabtI 9. Nc0nerid.
&oi,phiuc Nintacu Carl 2. Nirid)
acimcr. Yliloreo NJ. Nuiin. @urolo
". Ncn'cu. %couar0 ). &uuoro, Geo.
S. Nreut Gpril z &ciuicIoer. hilbert
=. l}tiucrt. 9llpboua u. Nliiucr Nlur
I Wuideio Narie u .Yc.
tcr3. &citcr e. Rcidlclt, Arihur 9eus
ucr Rutb Suljer, Huoclpb ~ ShIa.
boh, 2uopjg u. Sh0u. Caroline
ShweiSer @rctdlcn Shmciscr. Niar,
Gus 5 Spcttel Gdrl G. &ornholt.
VI y4oprrr. Charles e.
Sobu ). &eiBe.
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Hppcmbcr Netter.

Hppcmbcr Meter. Wit elmer
GurdidluittStemperotii non 81 @rno
mar Ser peraangeue Mouat Scr I'LL
teite Gopculber ieit 1910. CIR be.
itcerte ms uitt ueuiqer ME 81
tribe ooer tbciIluciis tribe uno MIR
6 itone Gage.
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acin Gormaden bier!

llnebrlife Metbooen nr6gcn Ell.
men &ituoen geDinnen, nber iie ner-
oen i'm nidt ouf Die 9auer bolten.
@ir bebalten u1iere 9uuoen, in.
Dem mir iie dufrieoeuiteIen. 8ir
hoben eincn ihonen 8orrotb boz,
3eritern, Sbiiren, Seniterldoeu. IN.
reren SortboIs'Irbeiten 5uBb6oen,
2aoen', 8duf-, Gontor-, @irtb.
ifaftseinrittungeu uiu. Spreden
Sic nor uno iiber3euaen Sic iid,.
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&irdli6es.
R:fsrmirte ct. SobaHnes @emeinbe,
Gde 4. nnS Waartet Strake,
Yaitur, .. Stpfneter.

Gonntagsidule I'm 9:15 l1br.
@ottesoienit Inn 1890 llhr.
9eiuher unb 5reunoe fino uns int
mer ber5Ii6 pinfommen.
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" NiaOcr perfanit 0ummiidnih.
5l soc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

T Ser |ancrtunntc llnlon5Saocu.
1ranf Ma0rr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

eS 8untmiifubei @ummiiditbe
@ummiihube! 9ei Waoers.
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2Seitse6enoe Gin(6rdnknng Der
@e(6dfts6etrie6e.

Rfren Gefd1dften uno SobrtRen lift muir cine
Rr6eitsaeit pom fie6en 9tunoen errau6t,
uno arre 9eferrfd5ottfideu Bufonmen.
Gitnfte fi,t6 pe9en Ger SRo6reruotR gang.
rtd3 u~nterfo9t.
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@eiicre Shube fir lucnilcr
@eia hci NtuoerS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

g 8iitgefleibete Monner faufcr
hire aleioer bel @ooers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-05

" Dos lleberrof . Sous bon
So Groiie. Iranf Mober.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Last TwoPioneer Ships
Start Toward Ice Packs

The two remaining survivors OF
that pioneer fleet that hlaxed the
way into Nome in 1900, the Vie
toria and Senator. owned by tho
rival Alaska route companies, the
Alaska Steamship company and the
Pacific Steamship company. viii
leave for Nome tho early part OF
June.
They will be the first passenger
ships 20 reach the nering sea
metropolis this year. but they will
be alone In contrast To tho large
flock OF vessels that went into the
Ear North 10 years ago. when gold
was first discovered near Nome.
No less than II OF the ships that
sailed for Cape Nome IN 1900,
loaded with hopeful prospectors
from all over the world. are either
lying IN the depths OF the sea or
rotting ON some beach. the victims
OF treacherous reef
The Roanoke. famous as the
Gold ship" was wrecked off the
California coast In 1915. ON her
AtIHN Trip TO tNNWf NiiF was W ARAWN
mand OF Harry Weaver.
I'm Japanese Coast
The bones OF the old oregon are
now bleaching on the Alaska
coast George Secley. tho man who
saved the passengers OF the steam
or Congress when she burned of
the coast few years ago. took the
oregon 20 Nome Ia 1900.
"Foghorn" Tom Riley was skip
per on the Umatiila when she sail
ed In 1900. She Is now being
pounded 20 pieces on the Japanese
coast.
Perhaps the worst wreck Of ali
the original fleet was that OF the
Valencia. which went down off
Cape Bcalc. Ia 1907. taking 100
passengers with her
The Tacoma. one Of the 1900
fleet. was captured by the Jap
anese during the Russo japanese
war. while carrying contraband 10
vladiyostok. She ~ now wreck
OFF the coast Of Siberia
Summarized la War Ionc
The Montari. called the william.
cttc when ahc sailed from here In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
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Local Markets

The California strawberry season
IL practically over. and tho Oregon
fruit ia now taking the market The
Pacific Fruit and Produce Co viii
handle the entire output ~ tho ore.
gon Berry Growers association.
kcnnewick Clark Seedlings are ar
irving In fine shape. They are
packed "a cups 10 the crate. Satur
days selling price was st15
Dealers have been unable 20 asccr.
tain the amount OF damage that
frost IN reported 20 have wrought "a
potatoes. tomatoes and other vogr
tables In tho Upper Yakima valley
yesterday. They are inclined Go be-.
licve the damage was slight
Altho the big rush IN preparing
egg shipments 10 move North by
Tueaday'a aailings Is over and deal
err Gre once more getting down 70
normal, eggs are not expected 10 eS
pcrience a drop. The butter market
also II reported firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
WILSON PLANS
LEAGUE FIGHT
Will Call Friends OF Both
Parties TO Aid

WASHINGTON. May si.-Tnited
Press To put the League Of Ma
tons discussion firmly on nonpar
tinan basis. so far as the administra.
ton IN concerned. President Wilson
will call a conference OF republican
and democratic friends % the league
soon after he returns 20 Washington.
administration senators said today.
II has been suggested that former
President TAFT former Senator Theo.
dore Burton and other republicans.
with senator Hitchcock and leading
democratic league friends. bn asked
20 attend the meeting
This conferences. II was stated.
would be for the double purpose OF
discussing plans for meeting the op
position and OF informing the coun.
try that the president. "a chief Hpon-
Hor for the league. does not lend him.
self 20 either democratic OF repubii
can efforts to make u party issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. ore, May 3i.-Cattle
Receipts. ia head. market steady and
slow. Best steers. no quotation. good TO
choice steers. fitmt2.50. medium to good
steers no quotation. fair TO good steers.
stOa1050. common to fair steers, s. 80
az! choice COWS ana heifers. no quota %
ton good 20 choice cows and hcifors,
fo.s00ii. medium to good cows and
heifers. Ss.50dg. 80; fair TO medium cows
and heiferE. S7as.s0. Gamers. 81 500 :
bulls i5ms.5O; calves. s9ui3; stockers
and feeders. no quotation.
Hogs-Receipts. - head. mari q
steady and slow. Prime mixed. $500
1875; m 10 1 IN mixed, 1880 80
rough heavios, si7soa1s.S0. pigs. $3.50
q1g.50; bulk. $3.50 aie75.
Sheep Receipts, $40 head; mar .
steady and slow. Prime lambs. iitmib;
fair to medium lambs. ti3Gt35o; year
lings i7mg50. wethcrH, $500 $50;
ewes. i6uS.
Butter-City creamery. 60m6tc.
ERgs-Seleeted local extras. aah q t6c.
Hens--Sa q 95c: broilors. 32m35o.
GOOSE a zoe.
Cheese---Orcgon triplets. 37a3se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
CHRISTEN ONE SHIP
WITH PLAIN WATER

PHILADELPHIA. May si.--A
worlds launching record was cs-
tablished at Hog Island Friday
when five 7.soo-ton ships were
launched in IS minutes. A crowd
estimated at 100000 witnessed the
ceremonies An unusual feature OF
the iaunchinrs was the christcn-
ing with water OF the ship Pipe
stone County. The water was
brought here from pipcatonc coun-
~. Minnesota. The other ships
we're christencd with champagne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
POLICE WONDER WHO
THIS QUEER MAN IS

Pending investigation into his AZ.
fairs Of recent dsAn Vincent o'Rrirn.
Is. occupation a boiirrmaker. IL held
in the city Jail on an open charge
Vincent was arrested by patrolmcn
Bert fIouck and Tom Walsh at First
ave. and Washington II, Friday
night while on an alleged alcoholic
parade. He claimed relationship with
the acting chief Of police OF San
Francisco. lie had a deputy aher.
IFS star In his pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Grain OFFICE
is UNDER FIRE
PauIhamuS Says Situation
Is Very Bad

TACOMA. MAY 3i--CharEcs
that big business was given "un.
due consideration" by the state
grain inspection department, and
that dealers possessed undue
Influence" over Inspector. were
made by W. n. PauihamuS. Of
PuyaIiup. head Of the Puynliup
and sumner Fruit Growers rs.
ISOLATION today.
Thru charges made by senator
PaulhamuH. the public service com.
mission. after hearing In Seattle.
pcromptofily demanded the rcslgnn
ton OF four Inspector two in Seat.
tie and two In Tacoma. These men
are still working.
Il understand tho Merchants asso-
citation IN Seattle. which includes
some Of the grain dealers. IL respon-
slble for the inspectors sun being re-
tanned" said Paulhamus. "Aitho
chief Deputy Inspector Sweeney II
not personally involved. I feel that
he Is trying to keep his deputies on
the Job
The situation II very bad. Start
ling disclosures will develop. think.
at the hearing 20 be held by the com
mission In Spokane. next week. The
shippers are finding out that the big
merchants. handling grains. are Civ
en- undue consideration. 60 the detri.
mcnt Of the former and the conaum.
ing public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

1900. was summarized In the war
zone by the Germans.
The Olympia and the Cleveland
are both wrecked. the Olympia on
the Alaska coast
The most recent disaster among
the original 1900 fleet was that OF the
state of California. which went down
In Gambler bay In 1914.
The ohio. In command OF Capt.
Conrad, when she went North in
1900. was wrecked In the inside pas
sage TO Alaska In 1909. and the Ga.
rome, the eleventh Of the Inflated
vessels. was sunk Ia the Moditerra.
mean.
Wears White Collar
Another noticeable feature about
the Nome boats this year II the alb.
sence OF steerage passengers. The
AlaskanH. who packed their outfits
with them and went steerage. are
figures OF the past Today the Alas.
kan rides first class always. wears a
white collar and takes infinite care
in keeping his shoes shined and his
trousers pressed.
The senator viii sail Sunday and
will be followed by the Victoria Tues
day. Aitho IL will be somewhat OF a
race 20 see who reaches Nome first.
the outcome will depend upon skill.
fui manoeuverinE among tho ice
packs OF Boring sea. rather than
upon the speed developed by the two
ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
END SEASON JULY 1

Tho University business Mems
Baseball league will play three games
"A week. ending their season July 4
The games will be played on Denny
field In the evenings. The teams and
their managers are. West Side Bust
ness Men. A. Tope: East Side Busi.
ness Men. y. 4. Cook. Transfer Men,
q. ". Johnson. Employees. Nolney Il,
Everri Downtowners. James Thomp
son. Preachers. Pedagogues and Mis-
cetianeoua. r. T.. Leaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Skinner & Eddy
to Repair Vessel

Tho Yofnei Maru. Of tho Trans.
oceanic company. which had TO be
towed into port Monday with a dam
aged rudder. will be repaired NJ the
skinner a Eddy yards The vessel
will be laid up here for more than
month. The Yomel Is a new boat.
on her maiden trip to Puget sound.
when the ship arrived. II was
thought her damage was slight. but
examination showed the entire stern
will have TO be replaced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS

-. q. a tss..th.. fi.,....,K
tsNN
rkroo~H ISLAND. May ais a N. =
hisink barometer parity CLOUDY nehs
$500 4. =, -. ,,s,,ss =, n,
.rbr n.sn nrtawe. t1uinx. at % m A.
kpFrigAn III AT a. m. OUTSIDE. bound
In. tvs Tyes ~tth a huh May 40
m.--Cisaf. wtnd vest. 30 miles an hour
Passed out, - knpfeA@ Of Japan ~ u ~
p IN.
PORT AN1Ei.fsA. May Ill . IN ---
Arrived ~ ~. n tSvs}oy. during sh~
uiEht. .. ttishmoad duftnE the night
Arrived nj ~estti.
- -. - .
-. ssss -. 49,.
1922, ~ ~.
rs-n..sa N 10 Of aug pioneer At 20
-, ~ ,.s -. ..es.... - 49,
~. ~. r $3.50. '.s''a =. ~. Ss.,,.., :, ~
May si-Hs iatouehs. for Homs ard ~.
NfcbAsls. VIA hrrrndsn GAY. a. st&g a
M a. Admiral Evans for Southeast
srn Alaskan ports. at ssais q m
VIA Victoria. y. g. and nan Frenetscos al
~ p. m. e. u. y. Las.tpys for san
franeiaro. at y. M - 0Heen. t'r Ia
" ~ s' '1
x.
fETEFANtEts-~hAu SAILED. Nay ~ ~
city % seattle. ncsthhound. At > IN
kErchtkAN--sa sailed. Nay ~ -
Princess Aary. northhounf. AZ a M
Wireless u~parts
e....,,.a ..,.,.u.n,
May ai-~sa ADMIRAL Holman. or sis
isF's iight. northeouna. AZ siso m
May SIS Nofth e-'srn' or hsip
point. nortbbound. at .. M a. Ansot.
In seymour narrows. sonthhoana, ~ ~ ~
y. m. 80 Anros. IN Queen Charlotte
sound. southhound. at a M.
May ia. santa Ana. or Cap.
Nudge. southhpund. al Tao p m e
cordova. se~ata Cape l@so. souiheouna.
At $50 .. m 40 N9rth~saterh, OFT Je-
dlAh rock. northhound. at ietto .. m;
% Richmond. south OF Swanson hay.
sonthsound. At ! ,. m. - admiral Rod.
man. Off Point Island. northbound. At III
.. m.
U. :. Naval Communication
MAY a0-sa santa Ana. anchored in
Mean hay. at n m. .. Richmond.
Prince ump~rt for Port Apwrt.. IS miles
frorn Point Atkinson at Rp' m. a. K~,rh.
nan ar point Partrifxe seattle for
Ga,as,oo a. A a m ~ n a. * Pear
go rnii.s vest Of cape Ftt,ery. bound
Tor r-nafaskn AZ noon.
'" wv "'
Great Northern fsrminal-Hs katori
Maru.
Bell Il. terminai--Notor schr " g. Han
sen. - Albert Netin. - Alaska.
Pier is--Ss Fulton. m Tyndareus.
Hanford u. terminates WaYucan. ss
Toka
Pacific Engineering works-ss Hosvorsh.
- Eyota.
u Neaa a = q n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
THANK you

THANK YOU
Were We 10 write an ad each day
And say our styles are best"
II might infer falsehood
In meeting with test
We have good styles as any one
And much better than lot,
For our buyer used great judE-
ncnt
on everything we've bought.
We never force you on n sale,
But give you all attention:
Wen thank you" when just look
Ing,
IT'S needless for 20 mention.
We're selling now much OVER
STOCKS.
And you can save much more
On each Spring SUIT. COAT
DRESS and WAIST
At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
SECOND AND UNION
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FROST DAMAGES CROP

YAKIMA. May 3i.--Reports have
reached here Of frost damaging pc.
tatoes, tomatoes and other vegcta
bles in some places in the Upper
Yakima valley Friday morning In.
dlcations are that tho injury was not
general or serious.
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Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. May ~ Chicago live stock
operators today declared a holiday on
tho ground that business would be light
after the Memorial day inactivity.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. May sf.--Coffee--spot "a
fokc. Santos. 2fisc.
sugar -~CentrifuKai tT.s.
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POLAND RECOGNIZED

LONDON. May 31.-Portugal ha
officially recognized Poland. It wa
announced here today
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The young man who hustIes for

'H' f"""A "f'H WIT" H"''''H TOT !"
job viii get his name on the pay roll
quicker than the one who applies for
a position.
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REI.YABLE USED TRICKS
RoaaPal fH-ton. worm
drive; completely over
very good tires. '.....s. 1890
MAXWELL Teton: only used
four months ...... $50
csiiy new -. 1850
Ford. 1915: chain drive at
9o<hment -%......-... 500
Teton. heavy duty chain
ACNE MOTOR TRUCK
SALES co.
1895 Eleventh Ave East 400
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|, ron sAl.n--AuroNonlr.Es

wu.Lys OVERLAND PACIFIC CO
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
1eth and r. linton East geo
We now have a good srtec-
tfon of used cars both in
the light and s-passengcr.
which have just been over
hauled and como from cur
paint shop. These cars make
very attractive buys, cspc.
ciaits for those with limited
means. as they are sold at
liberal discount below the
new price and stiil have not
run 50 far aS 20 seriously
impair their appearance or
performance.
GOOD used cars are very
scarce, and for that reason
IL will pay you to tnVesti-
gate our stock OF cars at
the earliest moment.
We scli them on very lth-
eral terms. N desired. and
assure you OF splendid scrN-
Ice thereafter.
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To err Is human; ability 10 conceal
IL Is divine.
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1878 LIBERTY s-pass. ....".r.sso
~ OAKLAND s-psss- ..... 500
5s17 SAXON 6 s-pass. $1,000. s2S
)sis OVERLAND country, club si5
sls DODGE s-pass .......... hoo
sis FORD touring ......... SIS
si7 FORD touring ........ SIS
sis FORD light delivery -. $50
And many other like model cars
EASY TERMS
HENRY MossRAcH
AUTOMOBILE co.
els-sfs r. Pike.
PHONE EAST 1851.