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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN

A woman whose husband had died went to a medium, who put her into communication with her late spouse.
 John" said the -7oman, " are you happy now$s"
 "I am very happy replied the spirit of John.
 Are you happier than when you were on earth with me-" asked the woman.
 Yes" replied the spirit. 'l am far happier than 1 was on earth with you"
 Tell me, John, what is it like in Heaen?" asked the womah.
 "Heaven!" exclaimed John. m rot in Heaven!"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

(From the Bisbee Daily Review o The aureole of Democratic mag nificence and the rainbow of Demo cratic fortunes illuminated the pO- litical heavens yesterday. Speakers at the closing rally of the campaign included Mark Smith, E. A. Packard, our next councilman; Judge O'Con- nell, Steve Roemer James Howell, Judge Bostwick, Frank Hare, M. D.. Scribner, Dell Lewis and Billy Pritchett The election is today.
 Frank NJ. Knap superintendent of the Indnana- Sonora mines, was wis ftor in Bisbee several days this week.
 Uncle Jack Connolly was in from the Copper Glance last night. He says the bottom of the shaft discloses streaks of red oxide of iron and other good indications.
 Dan Hankins is preparing to set up fine turkey dinner at his house on November for the defeated can didates, irrespective of party. so they will not have to start up Salt river on an empty stomach.
 Bob Tate has a very valuable horse sick with bronchitis.
 Suit was filed in the district clerks office this week by $. K Williams
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
IDAHO TO RATlFY SUFFRAGE

Idahc is the next rull suffrage state to get in line for ratification Of the federal suffrage amendment, through the calling of a special ses- sion.
 Governor n. w. Davis has an ncunced to Miss Margaret Roberts, chairman of the League Of Women
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
RUBBING IT IN

When Albert, king of Belgium,
 Said Congress won the war That he and France and England
 Had tried to stop before, The fib was so apparent.
 That all the solons flushed The first, since Thomas Jefferson So flattered tn at they blushedl
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
HOW TO STOP TICK
 THAT ANNOYS VOL

It is often necessary to keep ( wath of small clock near the medicin, table or at the bedside of patient but the ticking sometimes makes the patient nervous. To still the ticking and vet keep the watch in view simply turn over it a thin tumbler. / larger clock may have its ticking stop ped by setting it -,iside the glas' doors of a book case or china closet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

NEW YORK While the SO0t young women of the New Norf League of Women Workers were be ing entertained by Rear Aomira Huse on the flagship Columbia. Mis- the ships goat,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
Menu for Today

MGnU TOT OUdy BREAKFAST-F pears, cereals with top milk, toast, coffee. LUNCHEON-Cheese dreams, mar malade. tea.
 DINNER - Sausage rolls, baked sweet potatoes, stuffed pear salad, rolled oats, cookies, coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
N THE WORLD OF WOMAN

winter street costume, are no more Street gloves are dark, or, less fire quently than formerly, plain white.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

ficul impossibleto look the recent without the the diameter of the hole slice of Harvey A&i
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04
WE HAVE SOME, TOO

We're short of sugar,
 Short of coal, Short of money.
 'Pon my soull But, thank the Lord,
 In chunks and blocks, There's plenty left
 Of oil mems stocksl
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

Daily Sta
 
 RUPERT BLUE Surgeon General s.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

What has become of that Bisbee housenumbering pl which we were all so enthusiastic time back?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

Suit was filed in the district clerks office this week by $ K Williams
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-04

Bob Tate has very valuable horse sick with bronchitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
DEALERS BOOST
TURKEY PRICES
Add z Cents to Price Day
Before Thanksgiving

With Just n day left 20 dispose OF
their turkey supplies before Thanks.
giving. local poultry dealers wcdnes.
aay boosted wholesale prices TO 80
cents per pound. 4 few houses etili
retained tho old selling prices OF AZ
to ~ cents per pound
A good demand. coupled with 70.
ported holding Off OF turkeys from
the market BY farmers. Is the only
Justification the dealers have for the
msest boost Retail prices ought TO
BE- little affected hy the slightly in.
creased wholesale cost.
Butter quotations continue firm
with fresh ranch eggs showing a
weaker tone. Judging only by sup
plies OF fresh memories arriving on
the local market. It should recede
materially. Dealers. however. arc
meeting with a heavy Eastern de-
mand and little hope Is held out for
. break In the local market.
With receipt OF i.o6s hogs Tues.
day. tho local stock yards reported
the greatest single days arrival OF
the winter season. Hog market Is
easier with prime offerings at sic to
1850. Cattle market held steady
with 80 head received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
BUTTERWORTH
ON TRIAL NOW
Undertaken Again Faces a
Jury in Federal Court

Tho case OF Gilbert NJ. Butter.
worth. Seattle undertaken. on trial
for misuse Of the mails to dcfraud
tho parents OF dead service men. was
expected 10 60 20 the jury wcdncs'
day afternoon.
Butterworth IN accused OF having
charged the parents OF Waiter
Iieidenrich. who died at the unlver.
sity naval training station October
1913, siTz. in addition TO the tt0o
allowed by the government. for a
caskct In no way superior than the
one called for by the government,
contract
Butterworth was tried on the same
charge last spring. bu, the jury was
unable TO agree.
Placed on the stand 10 rsbut the
testimony OF George Ifeidcnrich.
father Of the dead service man. But.
terworth detailed "wednesday tho
trnnsactiona that led UP 10 the bin
for The extra STA for th. casket.
Il told the ffesdenrichs that the
government furnished 800 for burial
expenses" Bui,erworth testified
And explained TO them that ON
any higher priced casket. I would
credit them with the 500 allowed by
the government. Tho caake, they
selected. I thought. would be more
appropriate than the plain coffin al
lowed by the government
Hut,erworth denied that he had
taken advantage Of m. grief and -os.
row OF the two parents, and urged
that he had tr~atrsi them rs he would
have wished To 10 treated II the con.
diuons were reversed.
Hen l.. Moore. assistant 4. =. dis
triet attorney. appeared for tho gov.
eminent Buttcrworth IL represented
by Wilmon Tucker.
The Jurors. several OF whom said
they were personally acquainted with
Mr.. Bu,,erworth. chosen To try the
case were; Il. u. Newman. $500 asth
ave. q: ". II. Robinson. asia s5th
ave; r. l.. Avcriii. iiis 24th ave;
John Buckley. Dos Boyiwon ave.
Frank y. Sinks. e32o Nobb hin;
Claude A. Philbrick. 1905 Federal
ave: Ellis y. Provine. s7i4 Palatine
ave. Harry ID. Porter. s2ss sunny.
side ave. Lawrence Reed. sGs West
ssrd ST.; William n. Ritter. Jr.. soea
73rd ave. ~. Hiram W. Reeves, ESQ
sist ave. y. and William u. Reddish.
SCI Highland drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Yakima Court Is
Closed; No Coal

YAKIMA, Wash, Nov. 26.--Jus.
tice stays her hand in yakima
county To the will OF the coal short
age. Superior Judge Harcourt NJ
Taylor issued public notice yester.
day in which the next jury term
here was vacated because the court
room cannot be heated. The notice
follows;
"Bocause OF the small amount Of
fuel In sight 10 heat the courthouse
and the small number Of jury cases
on the docket, the jury term sched.
uled 20 begin on December 2. In de.
partment No. Of the superior court.
has been ordered vacated and all per
SONS who have been summoned TO
serve thcreat may accept this as suf-
ficient notice not To appear for duty.
'tSigned."
"HARCOrRT ". TAYLOR.
Judge Of Superior Court, Depart
mont No. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
ASK FISHING
RESTRICTION
Report Of Conference Sent
to Washington

A report recommending pro
hibition OF salmon fishing In Alaskan
rivers and streams and within 500
yards OF the mouths ~ rivers and
streams was adopted Tuesday at a
conference between Alaskan can
nerymcn and bureau Of fisheries Of
flcials In the Chamber OF Commerce
assembly room.
The report was forwarded 10 the
acting secretary Of commerce.
should the recommendation be
put In effect. the salmon supply VIII
be- curtailed for a few years, but
eventually increased salmon was
threatened with extinction by fisher.
men. The closing OF tho streams
would give them ample opportunity
TO spawn.
Gov. Thomas Riggs. Jr.. OF Al.
nska attended the conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner Has Slumped
q Per Cent if We Can Believe This Chap

haustcd. It Is said. and are selling for
20 cents a pound.
Most OF the hotels are preparing
special Thanksgiving menus which
are to be offered at prices ranging
from s2.bo TO 81 a plate.
Despite the reported % per cent
slump in Thanksgiving costs. the
wise housewife is reaching for the
ii-ccnt hare as a substitute for tur-
key The saving thus made making
IL possible 10 acquire a complete bill
of fare. oysters. salad. cocktails, soup
and nuts included, for about IS
note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

small item IL father happens to be
holding down a job that pays a sal.
AIRY Of. sny ftso a day.
May Isuy q Hare
For the matter Of some three
weeks work father acquires n pretty
fair Thanksgiving dinner for the
family, from green turtle soup 20
extra fancy ralsins at IS cents n
pound.
II he wants TO he as plebeian az
most OF the rest Of us he will prob.
ably wind up wild orgy OF shopping
In the public market by buying an
iI-cent Belgian hare. Is cents worth
OF carrots. bunch OF celery. pound Of
Brazil nuts, dimes worth of
peppcrmints for the kids and two
bits worth Of scent cigars for him.
self. dashing home To deny with We
hemcnce that Drivers calculations
are correct. lie may insist that the
cost OF living has bounced 20 per
cent higher. II anything.
Getting right down to brass tacks
WI ttft AftAttEEktfAlk tHflG
ono can get a turkey for about SO
that viii suffice for family Of five
or six. II he looks In the right mar
ket. IL one likes link sausage for
punishment. one can get half a
pound for g cents. and some chest
nuts for stuffing nj so cents a
pound. Get the Italian nuts. They're
all meat. Those from Ohio are
mostly shell
Like Turtle Soups
For seasoning the bird the dealers
this year are offering a 1o-cent tin
containing mixture OF several
kinds OF savory herbs.
Green turtle soup sounds good, is
good. and is considered the real
turcen 10 so along with turkey. a
2o-cent can does nicely for three
people.
Extra fancy oysters may be OBJ
tanned In the shell for 30 cents a
dozen. Cracked and on the half shell
ready for serving they cost two bits
more. Most people don't understand
the fine art OF cracking oysters and
expert workmanship is said 10 be
well worth the additional cost.
Crabs for cocktails are obtainable
at 80 TO 40 cents, small ones for 25
D'Anjou pears--half pear 10 each
dish OF salad--can be bought for 60
TO rs cents a dozen. finest grade
Alligator pears, one OF which Is suf.
ficient for about three individual
salads. are selling for 90 cents.
Grapes are selling at 25 10 40 cents
n pound. depending on the variety.
Spreading Of Nuts
Walnuts. Brazil nuts and pccans
are IS cents a pound. Almonds are
about 10 cents higher. Raisins are
50 cents pound. owing to a short.
age.
Enough plum pudding for eight
people can be had for SIS cents.
timed. or a pudding large enough
for four or five for 30 cents.
Cranberries. which are indispens.
able on the Thanksgiving table. are
coming from New Jersey. the local
stock having been practically ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Yes, Yes, But What
Will the Cost Be?

Careful breeding is increasing the
size of chickens and the number
and size of the eggs they lay. says
Alton Il. Briggs, of Boston. presi.
dent OF the National Butter and
Egg association. At the Cleveland
convention of the association II was
predicted that hens ns big as tur.
keys and eggs two or three times
their present size would be evolved
In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

when you sink yourself Into a
comfortable chair and huneh up
alongside tho extension table down
to mothers house" Thursday after
noon. II you happen 10 be that lucky.
ard your nostrlls whiff the scent Of
savory turkey. don't bc surprised
when father asks the blessing II he
says.
And we give thanks that the price
OF 100 random items on this bin OF
fare has slumpcd 20 per cent in the
iart six months"
THANKSGIVING Sure. The high
cost of Thanksgiving dinner has
sagged bit in the middle.
Figured u Out
Believe Il or not-w. ]. Driver
RAYS IT'S 40. Driver In one of these
scientific statesmen. lie works at
Augustine & kycr's. lie has figured
IL out.
we took 100 items" said Driver.
that might appear on any Thanks
giving dinner table. We took the
price they re,ailed Mt 10 years be-
fore tho war and called that 100 per-
cent. Just before the war started
tho same items had raised to las
per cent six months ago they had
reached $40 per cent. Now they
stand At 2s7 per cent. or 20 per cent
lower"
You may not have noticed Il, bu,
tho price OF hand.pickod turkey has
fallen so far M To he only Sc or so
cents a pound retail. For a mere
1910 or $40 father is able this year
TO get n bird blk enough 10 feed five
or ak people. This il an especially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Face Charges of
CounterfeitinR

william True and Dexter smoth.
err. alleged counterfciters. arrested
early this week by Captain Thomas
y. Foster Of the y. = secret service,
were scheduled TO be arraigned be
fore Commissioner II w. McCiclland
"wednesday afternoon.
The arrest Of the two men ended
the governments search for the
source OF hundreds Of clever coun.
terfeits In circulation on the Pacific
coast for the last year. according to
secret service operatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
NOTICE TO MARINES

Capt. j. ~. Ross Of the American
Steamer Archer. reports thru the
Branch Photographic Office at San
Francisco. Cal. under date Of No
yennber 20. 1919. that on October "a,
1919, when In Lat. 3s degrees and 10
minutes. longitude east f22 degrees
and n minutes. while passing Aein-
court Island. off the north end OF
Formosa. he distinctly observed a
submarine volcano in action. Dense
volumes Of smoke was coming up
out Of the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Status of New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. rs.--rrtrs. we're ir-
regular at the opening Of tho stock mar
ket today. United Retail stores opened
AZ tsA. up ~ United etsfsa steel ar
iets. off q: Sinclair at tsA. off ~
s,udshaker at fs., up y United States
Rubber At itTh. of 7 Republic steel At
tetA. up - baldwin At NV. un-
changed t'ieres. Arr"w at sfS. eff ';
AZ .is off ~.
Transcontinsntai oil was . o n a
around noon ~ q large bear foiiovinx
Ths stock naid down to ~. of tA. net.
coiunbtA draphephgns sold off but little
during the reaction in IN. rest Of the iir,.
This stock made an early nigh ct sss.
up neafiy 5 points
crucibis vas under pressure around II
o'clock and sold Off 10 points 10 aes.
After opening az fss. ssusseaksr sold of
10 fis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Portland Market Report

PoItTf.A~D. Nov. &c Re
reipts. - head. market steady. Ccod to
q hole~ steers. tsoe.te. fair 60 good
Steers. tTWe. common 20 fair steers. $3.50
" &C. good 20 choirs cows aad hnifsrz.
ff8o. medium 60 good. o. Abe. car
sess. tt0s.so. bulls. ts07.so. calves "
etc
Hsgs-- tccslp,s. stT head market IL
slow Prime mixed. tis teWfs. medium
mixed. fftksmf5.s0s rough heavy. sts.be
Gle. pigs. titso9itse
sheep Receipts. 81 head. market 10
steady. Prime sRrnhs. 81 800 sto. fair
10 medium. ff0 50 oil So ruarfinga. tsSo
0sse. wethsrs. ts.Esas.s0s swes. ts95.
Butt.r--saWs1c per H.
ExGar-7bnfa per do1.
tsee~e-~tsc per 10.
Cheese -'rriplsts. - % 1sc per ~.
Hsns--zs q 2sc per 10. broilers. 2s8,se
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

DENVER. Nov. Recsipts.
: 500 head; market slow snd lover
Steers se.soaf3. COWS and aeifers. iIa
faf sto~ksrr and feeders. fsH if.bS !.
calves. s7.toaf3.5o,
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; market toc
lower Top. sia3s; bulk OF saies. tisa
st7to
sheep Receipts. $500 head: mArks, is
lower. Lambs. fi94I37si ewes. 90 soa
$3.50. feeder lambs. flz.5oais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

stsii ios. Yakima comb honey. ske
ecfnbs fhr cfanberries. $50 No. can
pineapple. ete. stall. it-iT. pkss
Noae Such minermsag. see. pksa
promedary dates. Gscs m. bulk seedisss
raistns. sse stan iss. new crop welnats.
s3g NJ. fancy srapea ibc ~. crisp
csfety large punches. lee and ttc. fish
s,ait Eastern oysters. csc pit Olympia
oysters. eco pt stalls te-ls. ehose~ tvr~
KEYS. ssc 90 ssc N. stall ist. jonathan
apples. 100 bon. wiuesap apples. r.ss
| boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

CHICAGO. Nov. ss.---rsasi itEht buy
ing before holiday and little outside
bu1'tns were arc msin factors in the'drur
% grain prices on tbs Chicago Board Of
Trade today.
Provisions were higher With small hog
recaiptn.
Ing o. ftss. advanced Nc IN later trad
ing lanuarr corn apersd NC ds~n. At
IFS. and remained unchanged. May
corn. No ~ at the opening Of tt.1s ..
dropped nc sfare the close
Drcemb~s rern opened Al T9Ic. show.
ing e loss Of Nc. hut advanced &c In
later trading May oats. also down Nc
al the opening u 7ss. subsequently, lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

stalls sf-ss. aac pkg Aibers' Peacock
huckNheat flour. sac .0c can i.ibby's
corned beef, ssc. soc can solid pack to-
mhtees lee. ms split peas. g9el ! ne
$50 prupen. aaei Los Cabin syrup. ssc,
ase, ttoi tto can ROYAL baking pow der
asei sections comb honey. Csc. Z boxes
NearchiiEht matches. 2tcl pkEs cream.
cites. lbc. t-fh. can M ,. n coffee, ls.3k.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

stall ies. ehoica creamery butter. sse
m. fta iitj fresh ground peanut but
ter, soc NJ. sh ms sTe; : tall cans
milk. s2e. fuii cream choose, zse 10. M.
cream brick cheese. sse NJ. good cooking
exes. tsc des. nut mafgarines. see n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26

stall 70 , ms CeronA caffs.. tiast
, ms. NJ :. u coffee. tits. ase citrus
Powder sTc ssc Hfated pineapple. sbe.
1 n. new soft shell English walnut. ssei
new almonds, zoe. ftaii ~. sesdiszs
rrepe fruit 5 for $50. ataii isa. guar
anteed esxa. tsc dos mus red can
coffee soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Public Markets


stall 70, pure. ffcsl1 milk. isr az. stall
~. tall can Carnasion milk, iHnc. stall
ises. new cTep Srsdless raisina. sge N 1
Meme such mincsmest. lie pkEi Cane
Cod efaneefriss. ipc m. citron peel k6e
10 t,ea. bottle Marasehine rherri.s. sae
stall -. Ne 1 Yakima Gem patataea
- 90 per SACK Jonathan and wealthy
apples. tiTs boz. cfabappiea. zee boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
SEATTLE SHIP WILL
CARRY FRENCH CARGO

The steamers Egremont. built by
Skinner q Eddy. and West WIS.
built by Ames, were delivered 10 the
shipping board Tuesday after under
going trial trips successfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
Frisco Market Status

SAN FRANcfsco. Nov. ss.-Butter---
Extras. 77c per ~.
Egzn-Extras. stifc per dor: extra
puiists. csc per doz. undersisod puilefs.
$50 per dos.
Cheese California flats. fancy. sso per
10: firrtr. SOC per ID.
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VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS


sishted st the Cape
Especial from 4. \ Weather pureaul
TAroosH ISLAND. Nov. se,--S A. NJ.
Rapidly. rising haremetori eiesri Wind
southeast. ~ uiica an hour Passed on
y steamer at q. m. November s5--
lac A. M-farsiy cloudy; Wind east.
~ miles an hour. q y. M.@ctear. Wind
northeast. eight mites nm hour. Passed
cut british war weasel New Zealand at
ala .. M French sehr unien 1 az SIZE
y. m.
cLAII.AM RAY--pepsrssd November
~ Sshr Reretute at ~ q. m.
FORT ANOEl.rs Passed In Novemher
"a str san niexo at ~ a. m
Arrived az seattle
November ss-str Alameda from Ia.
coma az eiis a. m str FULTON from
british Columbia ports 81 a. m.
November 1a-str Wapama from San
Francisco at iiic y, M. ctr san Diego
from san Pedro az $50 y IA. str santa
Ana from southeastern Alaska at a.
M. motor sehr wakena from Tacoma .,
~ ?. M Jap nchr faso from Anacorteu
AZ .. m. str Extwmont from trial trtp
AZ t3is .. M, str West iVia from trial
TRIP al y, IA.
sailed fres. seattle
November ss-s,r pr,aes Albert for
British Columbia ports at a. ~.
November ss~str Admiral Nicholson
ADMIRAL sehi~s for san Diego via san
Francisco az ~ a. m. str Governor for
vancouver. u. O.. At itise a. m. ntr
West fvis for trial trip at pi3e a rn-s stf
Ulerte,ts for Hopaluia VIA pslilnEham az
= M; str Ccrdova for southeastern
Alaska AT s.ts y. IN.
Alaska vessels
rETERsnrRG-s slied November IS;
ssr Admiral watson southeound At 6
a m.
Other Port.
HoNGKoNc---sa sailed November ~ asr
Empress OF Japan tor Vancouver. II. {.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES November IS:
str sasnatra Naru from seattle. ,
MANif.A~-Arrivsd November isi ar
ryndareus from seattle
San bRASctsCo--saiied November
-. Str rr~sldeat for san Diego al r.
n-s ssr Nome CITY for Seattle az q y. ra.
ssr Admirss Farraxut for seattle at .
D. m,
VANCOUVER. n. c.--Ariv.a Sev.m-
Sailed November rs. str Grace Dollar Tor
shanghai Henskong aud M2nila
VICTORIA. ~ C.--Pueesd out ~overn-
her - STR Grace Dollar for Shanghai.
Honskoas and Manila at s,is ,. m Ar
rived November "a asr cafhertns ID.
from san francisco 81 1870 p. M.
Passed In November IS
str San pisse for seattle at fs.se .. m.
PORT TowSsESp---ra Passed In Se~sm-
her ss; str Santa Ana FOR seattle AZ tssIs
2. M. sailed November rs. Jap schF
paibo MAru Ia tow gas tug for Ana
eortrs at ! .. IN Passed out November
IS; str city Of seattle for Southeastern
Alaska AZ 80 y. n.s str Goseruor for
Vancouver. "a c.. at .. m. Passed W
Nossmhsr a. STR ssa Diego for seattle
az D m.
TAcoMA--saiisd November sss str Al.
anaeda for Ssattis. Arrived Nevwu he '
-; Motor sShr Wakeaa frens British Coz
tusnbia ports Al a ma Arrived Nossfn-
Ter az Str Eaatholsne from british lCo-
iurfhia 9orta-
HEfI.fNGHAM --ArrIved November 81.
SIR uiorfesfa from H~astie
ASAcpHfHA-~Afrit November -
Jap rehr paIno from Pert Townsend In
tew gas tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-26
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Nov. 3s.--coffee 7
Rio. 1874 ulsAc per 10. No. Santos.
zsI q 2Gise per ID.
sugar--centrifuEai. 77sc per ID.