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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-23
American Legion
Poster at the "Y"

In the reading room of the Fair
mont Y. NJ. C. A. is displayed a pos
ter of the American Legion. This is
the first one to reach Fairmont and 1t
has proved to be quite an attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Local Markets

Novelties offering on the street"
Saturday were new green corn from
Northern California. arriving in
small shipments by boat The corn
sold at fi.25 per dozen.
Eiehomar strawberries Of fine
quality were bringing $3.50 per
crate. Local dealers expect to see
the end Of the Marshal and Clark
strawberries by next week The
Everbearing variety IL expected 70
I'll tho demand in the summer
months.
Next week will see n big increase
of Eastern Washington soft fruit ar
rivals. That the market win be a
little easier ms result IL conceded
by most Western ave. dealers.
Due 20 n heavier week end demand
eggs were firmer Saturday. Price
quotations were unchanged. Butter
conditions and quotations close the
week steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
signed the reason which Is mos,

signed tho reason which Is mos,
plausible.
EltnKe IL an actor. lie could
have achieved fame as n player Of
comedy roles or aa n character actor
had hi. gifts no, diverted him into
line OF work unique on the modern
stage.
t.itinTe has that adaptahiiity for
any lin. OF impcrnonation which
might be assigned 10 him.
lie Ia endowed with a personality
which makes him an appealing fig.
urc on the screen. legitimate stage
or In vaudeville. and. above ali. Fl.
ilngr IL rnascuiine--a mans man. a.
free from feminine Alterations off
stage as his stage beauties arc void
Of angles. and 80. the manager
says. Eitlnge's prize portrait on the
STAGE represents his Ideal Oft.
Julian Eitinge and his entirely
new Revue OF 1918" will or~n a
weeks engagement nj the Mctropol.
itan theatre sunday nigh, with reg.
uiar matinecs on "wednesday and
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

A lot OF people who look at this
picture viii thlnk--oh. what a pretty
womstn
But IT'S not a woman. It's q man.
It's Julian Eitinge.
And Julian Eitinge IL a real he.
man. a fighting gay. His nam.
isn't Julian It's ban Dalton. Tha,
Eiungc stuff looks good on III. big
electric sign. tho. and nill isn't on
the stag. for his health. Imagine
advertising Bii Dalton in n garb
like a prima donna. IL wouldn't do.
that's all. Hence. the Julian Eltinge
business
Many shrcwd critics have expend.
Cd their time and their tranquility
20 explain the reason why. Of all mod.
ern male drlineators Of female types
on the stage. Julian E.ltinEe In the
only one who has proved a worthy
successor 10 tn. artists % old. who
used TO supply the lack which prciu.
dice caused against seeing women In
plays Of the dramstis,s Of the early
English theatres.
Elunrc'H manager. who 10 one OF
the most astuts % showm.n. has as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
MYSTERY GIRL NOT
THIEF FROM FRISCO

grand larceny against Sybil smith.
OF Seattle. alias Lillian Davis. ~mys-
terry SRI" held here. collapsed today
when the local police received pho
tograph from San Francisco officials
OF the giri they seek.
Tho photograph does not CORE
spond with that OF the Smith Girl.
held here. Miss Smith win be held
her. and tried on q local charge OF
larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
THIS MILLIONAIRE
WOULDN'T HAVE CAR

wAUkEGAN. M. June 2s.-tob.
crt Dady. 70 years old. waukegan's
largest property owner. died at hts
home recently from the indirect cf.
fccts Of injuries sustained In a runa.
way several years ago. He was
known for many eccentrieities.
Altho rated among Lake county
niliionaires at the time OF his death.
Mr.. Dady had never purchased an
automobile. Unable 20 read or write.
Mr.. Dady carried the details OF large
business deals In. his memory. Ills
late daughter. Lorena. had served as
his bookkeepcr In recent years Az a
young man Mr.. Dady made large
profit ms a. sheep and cattle raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
STRANDED M0T0RSHIP
TO BE FlOATED AGAIN

After being high and dry on the
beach near Westport. In Pacific
county. since January. the British
motorship Janet carruihers viii be
pulled OFF Saturday night. II opera
lions planned are successful. J. II.
Price. OF the Price shipbuildlng Co.
who purchased the stranded vessel
after she went ashore, will superin-
tend the work. The ship was bound
from Tacoma 20 Portland when she
went aground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
PARK
CAR ON FIRE
Short Circuit Starts Blaze;
No One Hurt

A short -cireuitod wire leading TO
the motors set afirc an outbound
cowen Park street car Mt Third ave.
and Union st. a, o'clock Saturday
afternoon. tying up traffic for sew.
eral minutes F'irenen put tho blaze
out before !, had caused much dam.
age 10 the car. No one was hurt.
Few passengers were on the street
car. but n grca, crowd jarnmed near
by when the conductor seeing the
smoke corning from the motor box.
lifted the trap door In the car floor.
letting out a cloud of black smoke
and streak OF flame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
HALF HEN. HALF DUCK,
THIS ANIMAL GRUNTS

THORNTON. Texas. June 2s.--The
strangest freak In the nature OF n
fowl ever seen In this section OF the
country IL hen or duck belonging
20 Mrs. Mary Martin. The fowl IL n
little larger than an ordinary hen. II
has one regular chicken foot while
the other foot has web toes like a
duck. IL has comb" like an ordi.
nary chicken and bill like n duck.
II neither cackles nor quacks. but
goes about with a peculiar little
grunt Of its own.
while the strange fowl IN one year
old II has never laid an egg. Some.
times II win fly to roost and again
II will squat down and roost on the
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
PLAN CONFERENCE ON
FREE PORT FOR SEATTLE

Sehtue's free port project will be
discussed here In conference soon,
according 60 n telegram received
Friday afternoon from T. $. Lppy.
a member of the port commission.
by Gordon G. Corbaley. executive
secretary OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. Wiring from Baltimore,
Lippy said Senator Wesley l..
Jones would leave the East Satur-
day for yakima. where he II
scheduled to speak July Z. and
suggested corbaiey arrange for the
conference. Lippy added federal
loan TO cover all development costs
was discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
AUSTRIAN SPY GETS
SUPREME PENALTY

PARIS. France. June 1o.--Captain
Funck. OF the Austrian army. has
been tried and sentenced 20 death as
a spy by a secret court martial here.
IL appears that Captain Funok was
in Paris before the war began and
remained in the city thruout the hos.
Titles. II was alleged nj the trial
that he made the enemy acquainted
with information regarding air raids
and the long distance Smelling OF
Paris.
The specific accusation upon
which he was convicted was com.
municatinK Information concerning
the bomhardments' by Gothas and
Berthas to the German military at
tache at Madrid"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
WILL UNLOAD VESSEL
O. IN SPITE OF STRIKERS

The steamer BaJa California.
which arrived In Vancouver from
Honolulu Thursday. will he unload
cd there Saturday despite the
strike which has tied up the water
front In the British Columbia city
for weeks, according 10 y. Me
Conologue agent for the ship. who
has gone % Vancouver. The BaJa
California II operated by the South
American Pacific line and has Just
completed voyage from San
Francisco 10 Peru and from there
10 Honolulu and then 10 Puget
Sound. The ship will come 20 Sc
attic 10 load Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Htali 20. pure cane sugar ms. tie.
stalls 1f-as itc pkFa y. q. corn
flakes. ztc. . PC pkgH. Cream 81 rsarrev.
2ge. tso can Royal baking powder. z7c:
SOC can Instant Postum. 37c: In. can
NM. Golden West or Gold Shield coffee.
fsc. t-fb can n J. D. coffee. tzzSs tzs
fine broom. tSc; o. good broom. ssc
Mason Jar caps &c dor. SC pkg. shred
ded goldfish. ioc. stalls 7-s-s. schiIlinxs
best coffee. f5e n. Cats Blue Ribbon
tea Sc N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
FERRIS TYPE VESSEL
WILL SAIL FOR N. Y.

One year after she was launched
by the Meachafn. Baboock yard. the
Ferris type vessel wayucan. operat-
ed by w. c. Dawson A Co. will start
from Seattle. July Z. on her maiden
voyage 10 New York. She win take
a cargo Of ties. and will finish load
ing at Beilingham. The 9.soe'ton
ship Edisto. built by Skinner a
Eddy. n being loaded with flour by
Dawson a Co. at Fishers flour mill.
and will sail within week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
URGES DIRECT SHIP
LINE TO INDO-CHINA

q. Giraud. commercial attache OF
French. Indo China in the United
states. IL In Seattle advocating tho
establishment OF a direct steamship
line between here and his country.
He will be entertained by the for
oign trade clubs at their luncheon
In The Army and Navy club Monday
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

staiis 7s-ss. pure cane sugar. 1850
sack; bars Crystal white soap. ssc: ,
cans carnatiou milk. fsc. pure corn OIL.
ase. Csc. ms Golden West coffee. ff.zs:
zoe pkg citrus Powder. &c. ms. pure
cane suFaT. tie. larFe Del Monte catsup.
cream cheese. 5se b., lbs. ssc. fancy
cream brick. zsc 10: fresh local ergs.
soc don. tall can Federal milk. izc:
fancy bulk coffee 1sc n, , ms use.
Hssshey's cocoa. s5c N. Stall II. potA-
toes. iI.tB per sack. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Ore. June ss-Msrket
steady. Good 20 choice steers. tio9ii;
fair TO good steers, tpaa,so. common 20
fair steera. $50 $50. good to chbice cows
and heifers. ;sws.so. fair to medium
cows and heifers. ,s1S.so: Gamers. so
as. bulls. 1901 So calves. tpdft.7s.
HoEn---Hec.tpte. 40 hsan; mark g {
strong. Prime mixed. f7o q 20. 80. medium
mixed. si9.sogig.7k: rough heavies us
ais.1s; pigs. ti7.soGisso. bulk. s2o9
t.oss.
sheep Receipts. i.,;f head; marke,
strong Fair 10 medium lambs. 81. so 20
ewes. SOS.
Buttsr~--City creamery. b10ftc per Ii.
EwEs-Ssieetod local extras. ~ q &C per
dos.
Hens-;s sec per Ii. broiiers. ;se per
ID.
cheese-s7 o 3se per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
The Largest Audience ]
the Northwest
Reads The Stars
Want Ads
Phone Main 600
Rates Per Insertion

Transient charge advertising. III
cents n line per Insertion issx ~"res
20 . iinet. SIX Insertions Tor '"e
price of five.
Ty.nsieuf ezsh In advance sdver-
Using. 81 cents q Iise per fnsevtion
fsfx words to . IiBe). SIX fnsersisns
fer the price Of five
Classified advertfsemsents VIII nc
accepted up to II o'clock eseh morn
ing for the regular afternoon edi-
lions.
Yssr credit IL good. Phone msin
e0o. ask for the classified sdvertts-
Ing department.. and place y@"S
"wsnts" before the largest audience
In the Norfhwssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
OLD sow GETS A JAG
ON "MOUNTAlN DEW"

FREELING, Va, June 2s.-Their
run" Of the day having been com
pieted. two "moonshiners" operating
in the Businesses Of Cumberland
mountain went home for their noon
day meal. leaving several glass demi-
Johns filled with mountain dew"
setting around unguarded
When the two men were nearing
their still their return they heard
a noise they did not. like.
An old and extra large SOW greet
ed them with a vicious "Woof. woofF'
One Of the glass containers was brok.
en- and overturned. The SOW still
had her nose at the bottom Of the
shattered vessel and was very wob-
bly, ON her legs.
She's drunk as he'll" said one OF
the meD. as he pulled his As Colts
and sent the intoxicated porker into
another world TO sober up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
u, S. Civil Service
WIZ Hold Exams

The United states civil service
commission will hold examinations
for the following positions In the
near future. application blanks and
information obtainable. at 3o3 fed
eral building.
Mulugraph, rcpairmnp, 81 200.
railway mail clerk. si,ioo; meehani'
cal engineer. experimental work. ~
per day, aviation engine mechanic.
n.soof2 400. fabrication engine me
ehanie'H helper. tsoo.ti,6oo. superin-
tendent OF forest pathological field
station. sl.ttosi52o. tariff clerk.
n.2oosi.too. The positions are open
only 10 male applicants. The exam.
ina,ions will be held late in July and
early In August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Stalls it-i7. Cream Of wheat. z5e Pkg I:
ma navy beans. csc. olympic pancake
Tour, zso pkg. pker. macaronf or
noodles. z5c; bars Eo-Rpb Napfh2
soap. 1sc. stall les, fbs pink beans,
4ics Booths aarcines. 99c can. No
can pork and beans. iocs picnic baskets.
iees sweet pickles 9sc pit tomato soup.
ioc can Stall 1877. caruation milk. lee
can with purehsse 4oc coffee. 5tc n !.
peanut butter. ns 5sc. Sueoa. Nut
Ola Trooo margarine. 3sc n. stall f5e.
pkga raisina. 15c: Hlils red can eof-
"a. soc. 3 pkgs. Lux soap flakes. 3sc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
New York Stock Report

NEW YORK. Jun. ss.-The' iist was
generally higher on the opening of the
stock market today. United RtAi~s Steel
At iotS. was W y Marine. 81. was up
General Motor. opened at ASK
United States steel closed at iosa. up
" United states Rubber. iits, NJ ~
Central leather. 100. up ~ Crueibis
Htssi, tsss Up - General Motors. .ss.
off ~.
The market closed firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Stan II. ra cane sugar. TIE. stan
IS. pure. fresh milk. Toe ct stan ~.
pot roast. lbc q soc 10 corned beef. isc
n. stan 1897. veal chops. ros sSc:
rib steak kc NJ; leg Of lamb. soc 10.
stall As. choice fresh silver salmon zoe
n halibut. zoc n fresh red snapper.
Ice 10. stan i5ez. sse bottle snider-s
catsup fso; A. n r. soda &c. Stall IL.
? Ice cans baked beans. lie. Toe cana
chilli sauce. iEe. ? lee cans tomato sauce.
ise: 95c Premier spices i5c. Stall ~.
new Hpuda. ms sc. ms soc: oranges.
2so COX: wAterfneions. she n. eanta-
ioupes Tor stc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
CoRSTR

stalls 1918 peanut bu''-r. fsc n. .
ms 1Jc: mild cream cheese. 5sc ~.
cream brick. sc n: fhs. pure cano
sugar. TIE. taii cans carnation milk.
SIC, an. can Golden West coffee. ffzs.
fresh eggs sc don. Stall - Pike st..
entrance. eabbaFs plants. i0c coz. sweet
psss. ibe bunch: ported tomato pianta
Zoe doz-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
TW0-YEAR-0lD HEIFER
AUCTIONS FOR S4.7O0

KENTLAND, Ind. June ao.--A
Colorado 2-year-oid heller.
Colorado Belle. sold In the Hereford
auction here for st.7oo. the third
highest price commanded in n sale
of 100 Hereford, females OF kingly
lineage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Frisco Market Report

BAN FRANCISCO. June 3s.-Butter--
Extras. ssS per III. firs,s. sac per ID.
EEKs--Firsts, b3hc per doE. extra pull
let's. csc per don.
California cheose-Fiats. fancy. sine
per 10. firsts, aoc per M.
potatocs--oid crop. Idaho gems. 81 20
G2ss per Genital; Yakima do t2lOQ22k:
toes, delta. white. t23s03.7B for boxes
and ;2.2597.so per sack; gArnots. f,7bQ
t52s
onion.--N.w red. st9Afb on street:
do yellow, stdA,s; bermuda seed. ti.7s
per crate for brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
SAD BLOW TO HUNS


BERLIN CBy Maiil The av-
erage German thinks he's had
about enough adversely in the
food and drink line. but he go,
q body. blow when u was an
nouncod that hts beer hereafter
would cost him more than be
fore.
AZ present. he gets blE
stein for so or 90 pfcnnlxr. and
with. the advance IL marked In
Wholesale terms. the national
beverage per glass will soon be
more expensive over the b2r.
The German beer at prcsckt In
mild solution. rather after the
fssh'on Of the American near
beers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Public Markets
pTKE PLACE

Stall ~ pure. fresh milk. roc At sfaii
-. cnrnhtion fniiE lzc can. Ftaii ~.
Ha pure cane sugar. TIE. stall 81.
Badger brick cheese. zBc n best butter.
Csc NJ. fresh eggs. dor. 81 90 pure
honey zoe o.. 10 At stall IS. homo
made potato salad. isc pt home mads
uayonnaiae. go N Federal milk. cans
zbc stalls ib07-1b0E Creme Oh sosp. Z
cakes Ttc W1d Rose Giycerine soap. :
cakeH 2ge. Washington macaronl or spa
ghstti, pkEa 1se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Denver Market Report

: DENVER. Colo, June .s--Cattie-Re-
ceipta 500 head. market steady. Steers,
tio9ia; cows and heifers. ts9io: calves.
yfaboaib.
HoRa--Market steady.
J sheep Receipts $500 head: market
steady. Lambs. sis.7591s ewes. 1875
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
THIEVES GET LEMELRY

Thieves sneaked into. Mrs. M. A.
spencers rooms in the Chalmers
apartments, coo 18th ave, N. late
friday afternoon. while Mrs. Spencer
was out shopping. and stole rings and
n watch valued at $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Astronomers aver that no one has
ever seen the sun. A series Of con.
centric shells envelope a nucleus OF
which we know nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
SCHOONER RUBY HERE

After buckinR strong head winds
up the coast. the power schooner
Ruby arrived here Friday from Cal.
lao. Peru. She will load for Alaskan
ports here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

In Venezuela nearly every man.
woman and child over nino years old
smokes cigarettes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

New York Markets

SEw YORK. June ~ ---Coffee--Bpot II
2tr per ~ Santos. ssse per n.
Eugar--CsnffifuEsI. gssc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEAnERs LEAVE vNon GOTHAM
DOCK. FOOT or nARsoN srWHHT
f-.v, As-svs
Seattle SEATTLE
svS<ssvsa. n c-r~s r~v~ssss-es~s
Asgssss
ifSs Ies~sss~s - Dse. fs~i f;isvrr
mid revrssed- Asgssss' eaav
Night lsss Victoria
daily spc>s rot 70 thru
Ito viefrrfa % trpi
neavtrs Seattle satur-
day nisht-
-sssr NJ 'ss~s-~v. rs~~-~s I'D ssesrr
s-esarrWs~hl~gs~a for Ta-iis;stsr
~ .sesrn ,~o-,s direct sssamsr' ~ rsr-r
,-ssp-rl-v--v to h~ur.. se~l f'isy~r
s:ssp~Isfnris trip. sse rsssdl sisep-n
s.sspmitrfp- eter-
r.ssprat fissr~
sss,nb lis-fspv
A.n, san,
Pen r.~~-~vA svs~a.i
TEXAN 'stv ssS19. fer rovti f;fsp-
s-espn vro~ws~~d dfvs tffssfsvvs
1 dany iro~peess 81 revns~rrf daily
MIR nm iisss fer an
| points On Ofywpse'
'p~~'rsuis-
Il
A..~--s.- 800 r-u'~s&.~
s.ssan 'ssss~~v whsteswl scar
| daily ifor Arsec~tes ssdi eafsy
'p~rt-sNsm.
BeFisrgtsr.--Asses~tss
| 's'seprrs q UsIsssss. f~r' s'ssr-r
1 dairy ia-s-ov@es and Bell daily
NrensW-
y.v4 TSvrs~~ Hp-~t A.rssss snA
| Way rsvts
"a. ,s--- 'ssv. rtocsa. for p~--' ,>s~-,
p--r.vTewns~-d. Port Will Th-rs
roSs r,sr,s ry-'rvru>ss and SAT
Tnurp Port Arv~i.s fftes
r~>s thr-,gr scf n-fr-'h'
rr~ah nay ~ r-~sI Mon.
l--y and rnur-hsy
ttrfps
Ps~t G~~-ss>--v~Ss~v-vss
4.fsr-n 'ss-~ner pswet. ferf is.esarn
sasv fvsnv~s~. Os ~ hisi Aprv
sr~.rer. vAtov. ssEvior.i srcep'
| r.sursv'v Tovr.~rAl susdsy
| fsrnHsv asa HAD
| 7,esvrr) noev.
ear yssa Is,s~ds
| 7sesrn stv. ~ty ~ Anves~si a,fsrr
Tu~- feer ell points m thel N~r
rNurs issn Juan isiasds W~f
l e., Fri
| H..H Csssp-G.~hs~--Tsd
s7sssm lsteav~sv HSnertsn. for' ;,epm
/ Non. us.riow Port Csnbis Tues
| wei isspsnror ana All Thurr
| rat. irof-,s on Mood Canal Raj,
Points r,sr<ed 90 are Aoss iasd,nss
Passengers for these points asd for
ether bost is~d'rg points must make
their own arrangements for landing
snd assume all risk srd liability In
making sveh, isrdins. Steamers
passenger rats does not Include besi
landing charges.
Barwass liability 10 limited ~ war.
ing apparel. not 70 syoeed t1os for
whole ticket. $50 pounds allowed free
steamers and schedules subject 10
change without notice. Freight re-
eefvsd daily for all points tspcsptiss
lTaeora) NAMED In above srhsduis.
Tickets mast be purchased al ticket
offios. Open from sac q m to is:se
nnidnisht
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION 90.
Tseket Once. CssDss DeeA.
rbess Main sss3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

When you think Of advertising.
think Of The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
wireless Reports
Canadian, Government

June SIS Curacao. $50 miles from
Rose Inlet. northbound. al p m. a.
Senator. Nome for Seattle. $50 miles from
seattl. at .. m. - Curacao. In Queen
Charlotte Sound. norihbound, At a m
Jun. 1s-Motor schr Apex. off Cape
Nudge, south bound. at .. m. 80 Re-
dondo. sbeam Alert Bay. southbound. at
$40 d m
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The Seattle Star
DIlRECTORYi


Attorneysstlaw
r p. pAiIs-ESTARt issr.
General practice. All cases Free
consultation. ais fmrke Bldg sos
Second ave Main 11oS.
r. T. Schoff. Downs nix, T6s Ind sv
Computation free All esseA, Fees
moderate
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FOR sarE-AuroMon,Lns

VI FVK SNtst--NtTVNUHtt
REQ s-pASs.. 1918. $3.50. LOOK 'EH
over. See Peoples. isai Tenth Ave.
Fast see.
JsEn s.PAsS.. NEW PANT, $500.
Wood tires. See Peoples, iasi Tenth
ve. East sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Afro Tors TOR COVERS. SEAT
covers. curtains. carpets. cushions.
closed and open ear upholstery or
every description. Special atten-
tlon given 20 repairs and altera-
tons
Prompt and courteous service
Prices right
PACIFIC AUTO TOP CO.
ait r ffkc ST
Phone Main tstt Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

WAR SAVINGS sTAMps MD Liz
ERTY BONDS BOUGHT G, u.
McConahy. sfT American Bank
Ridg.. Second and Madison.
WE BUY Liberty BONDS At
small discount. also partial pay
ment receipts and w. 5. Stampa
,es HRtghf Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

In perfect condition: rerainted;
new tires. one extra, take a
ride; It's right. See King nj
Victory Motor Co. ioi6 Il. Pike
ST. East Tes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
PORTO RIcAN FOOD PRODUCTS
Large Increase Of All Kinds Reported
on the island During the
Fiscal Year 1918.

As result of the food-production
campaign carried on by the expert
ment station and cooperating agen-
cies IN Porto Rico, it is reported
that the area devoted to food crops
was increased 43 per cent during the
fiscal year 1913. Large areas usually
devoted to second tobacco crop
were planted to corn and beans. Dur
ing the year Porto Rico became an
exporter Of beans instead of heavy
importer. 1t is estimated that more
than $4,000 domestic gardens were
planted during the year. Co-opera-
tive work in rice growing was begun
in different parts of the island to de-
termine the possibility of developing
this industry. Porto Rico imports
about $5,00O,00O worth of rice an
nually, and it is believed that at least
half of this amount could be- pro-
duced at home.