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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
HOSPITAL WINS IN
G00CH DAMAGE CASE

Peremptory instructions in favor of
Drs. G. G. Buford and Jas. A. Moss,
owners of the Presbyterian hospital,
were given by Judge John e. Mccall in
United States court Friday afternoon
in the damage suit brought by Mary
Dockery Gooch. Damages to the extent
of $3.50 900 were sought for alleged negli-
gence which resulted in a fall down
stairs while Mrs. Gooch was a patient
Of the hospital suffering from a nervous
disorder.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
FORREST CITY LODGE TO
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

FORREST CITY. Ark, June rs. tSpl)
Among other notables who will be
present at the annual picnic and cele-
bration OF Barnett lodge No. 754, J. o,
b. b., to be held In the Evans school
house grove on Sunday. June 20, Is the
marty Of Memphians, made up OF Hard
wig Peres, the speaker of the day; Jos.
eph M. samfield, business manager OF
the Jewish Spectator; Milton b, Rose,
Lieut.. Clarence s, Wurtzburger. II.
He~nochsberg, Joe K~irvcher. Gilbert NJ.
Schloss. Harry Bearman and Henry M.
I axatu r
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
National Coal Association
Commercial Bank Building, Washington, D. C.

ton, Is; j.. y. Buford. visiting expert,
"a; II. s Hayley. 80; F. S, Folbre. 10;
Z. A Hall. IS; j. NJ. Gillian. 22; r. L.
Stockard, 20; ]. II. seaton, ~; A. T
HaTRilton. II; A. l., Stevens. 1S; II. o,
Watson, 30 Joe Ferguson. "a; Charles
Simmons, 16; Louis Mcdaniel. %; s.,
b. Trap, "A: George p Taylor. rs;
John Calling, 0; @. s. Barnes, s; Ruben
Mallory, 12; Preston Buford. 10, On
Thursday. . July IL, the Forrest City
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
MISS BOOTH GETS CROSS.

NEW YORK. June 2S.--Commander
~Evangeline Booth, head Of the Saliva
ton Army IN the United States, was
notified last night by the war Depart
distinguished service medal for her
services during the war. The formal
award will be made at Washington by
Secretary of War Baker in a few days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
ORGANIZES
KIWANIS CLUB OF FIFTY

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. June 3s. tSpl.)
The Kiwanians organized a club In
Huntsville Friday night with 50 mem
bers. At the meeting committees
we're appointed to draft constitution
and by-laws and nominate officers,
Clarendon Davis presided. jeff Bailey.
OF Birmingham, IL organizing the club.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
GUN CLUB SCORES.

FORREST CITY. Ark. June 2s. tspi)
AT the weekly shoot OF the Forrest
City Gun club Thursday the following
scores, out Of a possible rs, were made
by the contestants: M. G. Hambleton,
it; w. c. Oursler. Jr.. 10; N. b. Nor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
HACKETT INJURED.

ROCKVILLE, Ont, June 2s.--James
X. Hackett. the actor, sustained a COM
pound fracture OF the left leg above the
ankle here yesterday when he slipped
on the wet floor of a bathroom.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28
UKRAINIANS RECAPTURE
TWO IMPORTANT TOWNS

PARIS. June 2S, (Havas)-The
Ukrainian forces have r~eoccupied
Odessa and Kherson, according to an
unofficial dispatch from Berlin.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-28

Gun club will entertain as It's invited
guests the gun clubs Of Memphis. Ma
rianna. Earla And Holly Grove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Treasure Ship Is
Forced Onto Rocks

NOME. Alaska. Sept 23.--search-
Ing for che land OF virgin treasure.
the little schooner Casco. famous as
the yacht OF Robert Louis Stevenson.
hns found her last resting place on
the bleak rocks OF King island Re-
Aorta reaching here say that all were
landed safely. and that the revenue
cutter Fear II hurrying Co the rescue.
The casco left San Francisco sew
eral months ago with a party ~ ad-
venturera. who sought 60 find In the
wastes OF Siberia "a land rich IN gold.
az yet untouched by nume. pan or
proprietor. They had planned to
winter on the Siberian coast. and
loaded down with supplies. the little
craft reached Cape Serdzekamcn. on
the far northern side OF the Russian
shore. The ice was thick. and storms
and gales forced the wealth seekers
TO head south for protection. where
the schooner was forced on the rocks.
Capt c. I. Oliver is reported TO be
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
FAIL TO FIND
BODY Of LYEN
Canoe Mysteriously Disap-
pears on Strange Launch

Two pillows were found floating
on Lake Washington Tuesday morn
ing by Mrs. Rose Gilbert. tioa tad
ave. =. who thought possibly they
might have been from the canoe
which capsiEed Sunday night. when
Sergt T.. W. Lyen. Of Ellensburg.
drowned
The police dragged the lake In the
vicinity of IN. Leschi boathouse. but
all efforts To locate the body have
failed. The police are investigating
the mysterious DISAPPEARANCE OF the
cauo.
~. T. BiEelow. proprietor OF the
boathouzc from which Lyen rented
the canoe, says his assistant went
out on the lake in launch To bring
In tho canoe lie met second
launch. without lights. floating on
tho lake. The canoe was on the
launch. The two launches then
headed for shore when the launch
bearing tho canoe darted off into the
night i, has not been seen since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Broxton Takes Water
Without a Sponsor

Unheraided and unsung. without
sponsor. tho wooden hun Broxton
went down the ways nj the yard OF
the Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging
company Monday afternoon. The ship
II probably the last 20 n.launched at
tho eompany's plant. fhe ship IL Of
the Geary type. capable OF carrying
$500 dendweight tons. and In the
largest type OF wood ship afioat
Three wooden ahipyardn Nilsson a
kelcz. National shipbuliding com.
pany and the Elliott Bay shipbuild
Ing company-havo already closed.
and the Puget Sound company will
make the fourth. There are two ships
on tho ways at the yard. but unless
express orders are received 20 CON
unue work on them they will remain
unfinished. The Brorton will be
towed TO Lake Union to there join
the feet Of white elephants awaiting
disposition by the shipping board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
CONFESSES TO
TIRE THEFTS
Chauffeur Admits Robbery,
According to Police

AL crowdcr. 81. chauffeur living
In Tacoma. but driving a truck for
the Terminal Motor Co. Western
ave and Yesler Way. has confessed.
the police say. 20 the theft of $4,000
worth OF tires and two automobiles
last Friday from the Green garage
at Puyallup.
The tires and the machines have
been recovered and returned 10 tsc
owner. Crowder win be sent to
Pierce county to stand trial In the
superior court for grand larceny.
crowdcr. after his confession. led
the officers 10 a cache In the Des
Moines woods where no had hidden
IL OF the tires. Sixty others were
recovered In "A truck in Seattle.
He also led them TO a second
cache in the woods near Tacoma
where he had five tires belonging TO
Joe SCHNEIDER. OF Sumner.
crowder Is alleged 20 have stolen
Schnieder's car and then lacked up
the wheels and removed the tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS

Especial from y. x. weather Buroau)
TAToosH ISLAND. Sept. 7s.--s A. NJ.
Rising barometer: clear. with light
smoke; wind northeast. 81 miles an hour,
Passed IN. y. Is r. Jupiter ut a. IN.
september z2--s y M.--IAEht smoke
wind northsS,t. 20 miles an hour Passed
In ctr Davenport at si7o .. m; str Pres
ident AZ $40 .. m. IL 40 A. M.--cissr
With light haze. wind northeast. 70 miles
an hour Passed In. Two masted steamer
at 1850 a m.
PORT ANGELES. Sept sa.--Departsd;
Str ga ginaw during the night
Arrived mt seattle
septcrnbsr za--str Presiden. from Ian
Pedro via Han Francisco and Victoria. -.
G., ct 3.f0 II. m: str Manufacturing from
BsiIlnRham at n. m.
septsn Der 27-str +. n Loon from San
Fra nciaco via Tacoma at I a. m; str
Yoke Maru from Yokohama and Kobe at
p. m: str Fulton from Tacoma at
y. m.
Sailed From seattle
September 23--sr Alameda for Tia
coma at II n M. str r. T. Loop for San
Francisco via Port Gamble at f:30 n. IN.
September 72--atr Holman Maru for
Yokohama and Kobe at $3.50 p, m
Alaska Vessels
sEwARD--salied September 90: Btr
Northwestern r~rthbouud ut $50 y. m.
EETCH1KAS Sailed September az
Ctr Princess Mary northbound at mid
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
CLEAN STREETS,
IS READS PLEA
Public Health Demands Bet
ter Care Here

Settles streets are inexeusahly
dirty. according to communication
addressed 60 Mayor Fitzgerald by
City Health Commissioner II. NJ.
Read
since l have been in this office
and before, cur streets and alleys
have not been as clean as formerly"
DR.. Read writes the mayor. II am
reliably informed that. owing 70 the
sscoromy practiced by Superintend.
ent Of Streets Case during the war.
aud because OF shortage OF funds,
he was forced 70 cut down on this
work. He informs me that it Is his
desire 20 keep the streets perfectly
clean and agrees that they are not
nn to standard. He states that he IL
short OF help. and finds II difficult
70 gct help at the present wage scale.
r believe that with your influ.
enee and with a little efficient co
operation. the present dirty condition
81 our strcets--and they are dirty
can he corrected. Streets running
east and west across business
blocks and between blocks and alley
ways, especially are dirty.
business houses have been direct.
ed 20 keep garbage cans inside OF
buildings during the day. as trucks
knock them over and spin contents
into the alleys,
The streets IN the residence dis
tricss also have been neglected"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
KIDNAP WOMAN,
Who ESCAPES
Forced to Get Into Auto at
Point OF Gun

Two unknown men forced Marie
Sherlock. OF the Grand Apartments.
Fifth ave. and Virginia st. a, the
point OF gun 60 get In an automo-
bile at 1sth ave. w. and Govern
msns way and started for the
dcnseiy wooded country near Fort
Lawton late Monday night
She jumped from the automobile
at the Wheeler ~ bridge. Knut
Hjerstedt. col White building. was
standing near the bridge and came
10 her rescue.
One Of the men r. described by
her as having 'wrinkied cheeks. =
lie was dressed In n blue suit and
wore n green cap. lie was the
man who carried the gun. The
other man was large and wore a
dark suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. HsDt. aa.--rha second day
OF ths steel strike today found stock
market prices strong at the opening.
Following "a decided upward swing At the
close Of Mondays trading leading issues.
with few sxeeptiona. today continued
90 advance.
United States Btsel. which reached
i0H& at tns close yesterday. sitho stiiI
Htrong At the opening to-day, wss off =
crneibls Steel opened at ts2. unchanged .
Hsthtehsm steel ~" at SfA. up x Mid q
walls at fsM. off = Central Leather At
asM, up - studabsker at tf2A. Up p Z
American Locomotive at ig7. up y Cen
efat Motors a. z1s., up " American
Tobacco at zsah. off -. United Retail
Stores at III V. up -.
Tobaeoos featured early trading. Amer
lean Tobacco establishing a record high
for tho year at 1sS. willis United Retail
Stores made new high record on tho
movement at ia. All oils acted well.
also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
DELICIOUS"
APPLES HERE
Early Eastern Washington
Tree Fruit High

New Delicious" apples are meet.
ing with favor at the hands OF the
local retail trade. THE sky-high
price OF ttb0 per box Of firutgrnde
stock doesn't seem Co frighteu the
retailers who bought so freely on
Monday. Ily the time II reaches tho
consumer an apple is worth quite a
bit.
A shipment Of California Reii
peppers was disposed OF on the
street Monday at ti75 TO t2.oo per
lug box.
The first straight car OF Nancy
Han sweet potatoes il here from
Mercet. Cal The shipment came by
freight and was not affected by the
strike OF atevedores In san Fran
cisco. The sweet spuds are selling
az six cents per pound. reduction
Of ono cent over last week.
The market Is practically bare Of
prunes. No new arrivals are In
sight and dealers predict an almost
out OF sight market before the winter
ls over.
Local tomato arrivals are a little
heavier Tuesday with the market
easier. The bureau OF crop eatl-
mates figures that the pack OF to
matoca in the country az a whole
will this year be about onehan OF
last year. s.isl 900 cases. as com
pared with is.sks.sTs.
Receipts at the local stock yards
Monday were sas cattle. 5s5 hogs
and %. sheep. The hog market was
strong Cattle market Is easier
while sheep are steady.
Quotations ON cracked corn. chop.
scratch food. and alfalfa meal are
8. down.
Some fresh eggs due to arrive
here from san Francisco have been
held up by the iongshorcmen's
strike and the market here tight.
cnad up Monday. The eggs will ar.
rive In seven or eight days by
freight Butter marke, was firm.
A. II. Chapel. street salesman for
&. W. Chamberlain A Co. for a mum.
her Of years. waa open for business
In his new location at iio3 Western
ave. Monday. The firm viii be
known AZ the a. -. Chapel Co. and
viii deal In seaaonahie produce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

With several large humps OF coal
resting on the court clerks desk as
evidence. the case Of the Glacier
Coal Co. against Alex Poison and
the Washington Development Co.
for si5s.sto damages started in
superior Judge Mitchell Gillian $
court Tuesday morning. Tho Gla-
cter Co. declares IL entered into an
agreement with the Washington
company whereby that company
would develop coal lands In What
com county. and pay the Glacier
company a royalty. The property
Is capable Of turning out 900 tons
OF coal day. the Glacier inter-
ests declare. The land has not been
developed nor has the royalty been
paid. they say. The defendants
deny the allegations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Keep Cool" Advice
of Japan Politician

TOKYO. Sept. 90 Delayed ~ Omitted Press.)-
Keep cool"
That was the advice given his countrymen by
Keno Adach the Colonel House" of Viscount kato.
and credited of Japans shrewdest politicians,
when he returned from tour of Europe and the
United States
Outbreaks against Japan now occurring regularly
in the United States, he said, were merely for pot
ieal effect with the presidential election in mind.
The republicans in the senate. he said, do not rep
resent the majority of Americans and the senate
foreign relations committees Shantung amendment
will not be accepted by the senate
Adachi reminded the Japanese that Americans
always speak frankly
AS for Irish independence. Adachi said for the
Japanese government to consider it would be diplo-
mateally preposterous."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
KEROSENE BURNERS
HAZARDOUS, HE SAYS

Kerosene burners. proposed ms an
escape from Inefficient gas press
ure. have n violent opponent In
Fire Marshal Harry w. Bringhurst.
In n letter to Mayor Fitzgerald.
the fire marshal urges the mayor
to oppose amendment OF tho city
ordinance which seeks to allow IN
sfallatiou OF kerosene burners In
stoves and ranges on the ground
that such installation would create
. material fire hazard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
WESTy.AkK

Stalls 80, boiling beef. isSc NJ; round
steak. ssc NJ; mutton chops. sec 10
Stall ia.. haIlsut. .oc 10: salt herring
Toe each. black cod. lbs CSC. Stall is1
pichied plgs' feet. sec 10. apple jelly
a0e 10. home made head cheese soc n
Stall 100. canning tomatoes. ti..s crate
Hungarian plumz 900 crate; Concord
grapes. csc basket. stalls 1917. ts-fb
sack KRONE flour. 81 20. cans peas. soc
CarnAtlon or Federal milk. lie can; ! 10
best bulk coffee, aoc. sugar stail. ts-in,
sack Gold BOND flour, t2so. ta-ib. sack
westiake Special flour. sa.ss; bars crys-
tai white soap. age: bars No-lsue Nap
tina, ale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

PORTLAND. Sept. sc at I Ere
ceipta. 7z5 head. market stendy. Good
to choice steers. sS.bout0 fair to good
steers. t7.50as.b0. common TO fair steers,
.s17 good TO choice cows and heifers.
N@fT5; medium 20 good. fg47; eau
nsrs. 1sa450. bulls, $3.50; calves, tss
tif.
Hogs Receipts. 400 head market Ia
steady. Prime MIXED. si7.500ts.B0. me
dium mixed. fi7nt7.g0. rough heavy.
s1T.25m17b0.
Sheep Receipts, $40 head market Ia
steady, Prime lambs. eli s0012. fair to
medium, fiinii.s0; yearlings, tsu9.
wefhsrs. f70s. ewes. ts9750.
Butter--G6 a CSC per III.
ERgs--g2 a. sc per dor.
ens-29 q 30c per ID; broilers. 2ja 2sc
per III.
Geesa--i5c per II.
cheeso-32 q stc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Fleet Launch Is
Picked Up i'm Sound

TACOMA. Sept 2g--Adrift on the
waters Of the Sound. Government
launch. with Commander smead. u.
X. r. Wyoming, and party. finally
attracted the attention ~ the yacht
Aquilo. with President II. r.. Alex
ander. of the Pacific Steamship Conn.,
pany. on board. Sunday night. This
launch had broken down. and was
sending out distress calls when
picked up by the Aauilo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Wants Mayor to
Stop Growing

II Mayor Fitzgerald cares anything
for the continued friendship Of Mrs
George +. white. he viii go out 20
her home Mt $50 r. Denny way.
where he will find a large white
rooster sitting on the fence. growing
like Old Ned. and wiring la neck
The rooster belongs to n nsighbor.
Mrs. whites husband In n fireman
at the olympic Steel Works. who
works nights and would Ike 10 sleep
days.
but that rooster goes To work
when my husband goes to bed Mrs.
White told the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Seattle Ship Due
Back From Orient

First Seattle built ship TO return to
the port OF her launching. the
steamer Western Glen. In scheduled
TO arrive here wednesday evening
from the Orient. She is operated by
Struthers 4 Dixon The steamer
Western knight Of the Pacific
Steamship company is also due to re-
turn soon after a voyage to the Orr
emit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

Stall ~. good butter. ecc ro.i fruit
Jelly. sse N COOPERATIVE milk. csh.
s5c Sugar and soap stall Csrnstion or
norden milk. 14Bc can: Federal or Co.
Operative milk, IsAo can. bars Palm
Olive, 2so; . bars Creme OH, 25c Lava.
crate. grape fruit for zec; Bartlett
fee. Stall 4, canning peaches, t.as
pears, 81 SO crate: esntaieupes, for 2bc
stan /. peaches. ti.z5 crate. pears. sa'
basket Red Seal Grocery. Annex. pkEs
corn flakes. abc; Van Camps spaghetti
soc; z ms. head rice. $50. Stall 81. Kris
toferron's milk station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
ANITANY

Stalls .s.-. Nut marwarfne. ms
siee. oregon fun cream cheese. stc N !
IN can Upittard's ehocoia,~. ste- stan
~. Circle W lamb chops. ssr n. pure
lard 1te ~ fts sse. sugar cured
bacon sar CSC and see 10. stall IL.
home made rnayonnAlse. soc 10. home
made ham loaf. stc 10 Mrs Porter
peanut butter lie ID. stalls ai.sa. halt
but cheeks. isc ~: haiibut Sc NJ;
Eastern oyster. sec 20 7Ss pt stalls
te-f1.1t. bonslea. hsisket eornei beef. zee
N lamb stew. i34c n. stalls 5t-1s,
ms. NJ n coffee, sits: asc Citrus
Powder. sscs 10. ceyion Surasa tea,
etc siAl Is. an. can Maximum or
NJ J. ~ coffee. flts. Blue Ribbon tea,
Esc 10. 10. ceylon Tree tea, zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Frisco Will Try to
Force Open Shop

SAN FtANcTScO. Sept z3.--E.m-
ployers will attempt TO force open
shop on the water front unless sfrfk-
ing longshore workers return to
work. They ray an effort win b
made 20 break the strike soon. I
Strikers have demanded Of Walker
y. Hines director Of railroads that
he force the Southern Pacific 10
grant them conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Steamer Wrecked
i'm Humboldt Bay

EUREKA. Cal. Sept 23.--After
100 trips into Humboldt bay, Capt
John Nelson finally met disaster.
The steamer North Fork. under his
command. went ashore 30 miles south
Of here Sunday. and he was forced
10 give her up Monday. when tho
craft began TO break up from In
ccwant pounding on the rocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Need Dry Docks to
Care for Big Fleet

Secretary Daniels viii draw the at
tenuon Of congress TO the need of
drydocks on the Pacific coast, accord.
Ing to reports reaching here from
Washington. This In In line with the
policy Of the secretary on his recent
visit. when he said there was a dcarth
Of caretaking facilities for the feet
or this coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Seattle Urged to !.
See Puyallup Fair

Mayor Fitzgerald win head a sea,.
tie delegation which will visit the
annual fair OF the Western wash.
ington Fair association. at Puyailup.
on seattle day" October :. In n
proclamation issued by the mayor
Tuesday. citizens OF Seattle are
urged to attend the fair. which opens
Tuesday. September 30. The fair
will close October 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

STAINS is-.,. carnaticn milk. tai
cans gsc; fuii cream cheese ste n. stat
~ fresh salmon tic n, ling cod. ihs
isc; black cod. ms CSC. red snapper
ne ssc stalls i-g-a. pirnics. sbc N.
cottage butts. sse IL. home rendered
lard. rhs $50. stall iis, baby iaml
shoulder. zoe 10. veal outlets. ace N.
steer pot roast. 7oc m. Stall lea. cream
cry butter. csc n. rns. G.2b. frest
pellet eKEs sse dor: full cream cheese
acc 10. fancy brick cheese. sao 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23

stsr. i-s.s. boiling beet. i.Me N
smoked shoulders sse NJ 70. roast. itc
n Ersii -. salmon iso NJ: red snap
pcr. rhs .sc: kipp~red salmon. &c
N. stall. se-si. canning peaches. Ise
crate. Concord grapes, tte basket. crab
.paiss. 'ise gate stall 20. cocoa. &c
~. soeoanu. fke NJ; pur~ pepper. sse
~. stalls T-s-s, Economy fruit Jars. e,s-
tits dexl. pkxs seeded rsdsins. sSe
t-rh ran karo syrup. tse. torss GOOD
matches. zte. stalls 1T~ss. zee bottle DEL
Monte eaf.apf soc. . Sc cans Baoth's
saratAe~. ttcs ffe pkrs corn Takes.
sbe. ti.ee Esft. can baking powder. sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Public Markets


rIKE PLACE
ftaii ss. tall can cArnatlon milk. ice.
ftsil -. pure fresh milk. i.c Ut stall
10. lbs white navy beans. 5ke; onions.
lbs ste. 6taIi ito, Mason fruit Jars.
pts Tso dox, OTIS SEC doE Jelly glasses.
.sc dnH stall ~, rresn peppers. lee NJ :
Bartlett pears itc don sweet Ernpes.
bs. sses stan 1874. smoked herring.
ise n. haisbnt cheeks. zoe 10. s-neits.
Ice n. stalls sT-1s. ms pure lard. tac !.
bacon bark. :se ~. boiling beet - &c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Wheatland Sails
for Orient Today

The steamer wheatland Mont. is
due TO leave for the Orient Tuesday
from Smith Cove terminal. under the
operation OF the Pacific Steamship
company. The steamer Endioott has
been turned over 20 tho Pacific
Steamship company. l.. l.. Rates. for.
eign freight manager. announced
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
Schooner Again
on Ocean Beach

ABERDEEN. Sept. z3.---Schooner
Janet Carruthers Is back on the beach
again. She ran ashore. was partly
dragged OF. and then the cable broke
and the heavy incoming sweils from
the ocean pushed her back on tho
shore once more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
$500 Vegetables
and Truck Burn

Fire destroyed a 5000 truck loaded
with vegetables on the Pacific high
way about six miles from Seattle
Monday afternoon. The truck be-
iongcd to the Prato company. mar.
kctmen- Tho vegetables were worth
1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-23
SAY DEFENDANT CONFESSED

The triaI OF AIbert Gray. charged
with grand larceny In connection
with the theft Of three tires from an
auto belonging To Frank Watcrhouse
at the Peerless Auto Body Co. SIS
Westlake ave. May 81. opened before
Superior Judge Calvin s. Hall Tues
day morning lie is said 10 have
confessed TO the police and 20 have
tried to sell the tires.