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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
PRINTING SHOPS
/ RESUME WORK
Six Concerns Adopt "0pen
Shop Policy Here

Sax Of the biggest job printing
FIRMS In Seattle resumed activities
Tuesday morning on an open shop
basis 10 replace striking printers.
feeders, pressmen and bookbsnders
Who quit work September 2. follow
tne the refusal Of proprietors TO
grant them q seven-hcur day at u
an hour.
The shops which opened Tuesday
morning on the open shop basis
were pliny Alien q Co. Lowman q
Hanford Printing and Stationery
Co.. Sherman Printing Co. Lumber
mans Printing Co. Washington En-
velope Corporation. and the Ivy
Press.
Several smaller concerns resumed
operations several days ago on the
open shop basis.
The printers. feeders. pressmrn
nd bookbinders were receiving 50
day for an eighf-hour day when
Il. they struck September ?.
According to Piiny Allen. head of
the printing firm which bears his
name. the big six" printing firms
resumed work Tuesday with a so
per cent personnel.
II II understood that the larger
firms now operating on an open
shop basis are paying printers $3.50
: day for an eight-hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
TELECRAPHIC
SERVICE CUT
Bureau OF Markets Has No
Funds to Continue Work

Owing TO the lack OF funds. the
teiegraphlc market news service Of
the Bureau OF Markets OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture
will bc greatly curtailed. beginning
october !.
The bureau has been conducting
the service for the benefit OF Pacific
coast fruit and vegetable growers
and shippers over a specially leased
wire connecting direct 10 Eastern
markets.
beginning Wednesday the service
conducted from tho Pacific coast
will be limited To "A market report
on one crop at "A time. instead OF
on five or ak simultaneously. as dur.
ing the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
TOMATOES ARE
SCARCE TODAY
Cold Weather flinders the
Production

Tomatoes are practically off the 10
cal produce market as the result OF
the cold weather OF the past three
days. The commodity had reached a
stage whore II was selling nt rs
10 no cents per box wnen old Man
Winter intruded and raised the cost
on tho public.
what few tomatoes were seen on
the street were selling at fi.35 20
81 SO per box Tuesday. There were a
number OF boxes of green tornitoes
selling at 30 cents each.
Summer In turning into winter In
more ways than one on the whole
sale produce market. Fruits and
vegetables. 80 common but n few
days ago. are rapidly being cleaned
off the market
Eastern Washington cantaiouper
and grapes are scarce. Heavy frosts
are said 10 have done much damage
to these products In the Yakima val.
ley In tho past few days. Reports
OF a heavy windrtorm last Saturday
night were received by Seattle com.
mission men.
A small shipment Of Italian prunes
arrived Monday and was sold nj
si.50 per box. Tho crop this year
Is said by dealers to have been a
very poor one as only small ship
ments have been arriving here from
day 20 day.
A shipment Of ounces from Wen.
atch.e proved To be the novelty of
tho day. They sold readily at $3.50
per box.
The first car OF rutabaEas to have
arrived this Nearon from Yakima was
cleaned up by Crorsman Broa- Tues.
day at t5.to per sack.
Potato market IL steady with de.
mand and movement moderate.
Quotations are unchanged. The mar
ket continues short on California
sweet potatoes.
Butter and egg quotations remain
unchanged with the condition OF the
market the same as on the previous
day.
Poultry quotations promise 20 re-
main steady thruou, the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Sept &c atti RE
esirts. head. market lower. Good "a
ehoie. steers. ts.;t1s,ft: fair 90 good
stssfr. t1.ssut1s. common 60 fair steers.
fkftve.st. good 10 choice cows and hsif-
srs. aTkd7.to. medium Go good. st7t
9s.7t. tanners. S1.TsasBo. bulls. ts7sg
ts.s1l calves. E.7k0isfk.
hors--Reeeipts. ~ head market IL
steady. Prime mised. tiT.toait: me
diurn nined. Si7giT.te, rough heavy.
ut.7sgis.ss: pigs. titTteiats: bulk Of
sales. tia.
ehssp-Hseeipis. o. head: market IL
steady. Prime farnbs. tifteOfsss. fair
% medium. sisseVii: warnings. t7.seo
tA.ke. wether~. tT.so9ss ewes. gbUT.se.
uatisr--ssotse per ID.
Esrs-s; oste per doG
Hsns--sse,ie per 10. bresiers. isg;ee
per N.
Geese-itc per IL
chssss--rripists s:esse per 10.
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after
GERMAN TRADE
Shipping Man in Seattle to
Further Plans

We do not care for profit just
now. We want Germany's CONNER
cial maritime trade" was tho state.
ment Monday night Of comte dc
Fayolle. manager director OF the
Societe Generale des Transports
Matitimes. a steamship line which
In running vessels from Pacific
Coast ports TO the Mediterranean.
The French shipping man. with
the New York and San Francisco
representative OF his company. II
at the New Washington. lie IL on
a trip 10 the Pacific Coast In pur.
suit Of his favorits plan 10 suppiant
the former German merchant trade
In the West Indies and South
America and Pacific Coast ports with
vessels OF his own country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Police Asked to Look
for Missing Bows

Seattle police have been asked
to keep their eyes open for I.aurin
Jones. IS. and his brother. Hcver,
~. who ran away from their home
In Kent supposedly TO join the
navy in Seattle.
L. r. Jones. the father, notified
the police. He said the boys had
both been going TO school In Kent.
but had tired. They told friends
they were going TO quit school and
go into the navy. Monday. they
kept their word and disappeared.
The naval recruiting authorities
have been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
nv MILTON nRoNNsR

WASHINGTON. SEPT. ao.---Appar.
~,tN nobody In the government can
explain the great sugar mystery
,rlsh more sugar actually produced
shan last year. widespread com
plants come here from consumers.
from retailers and from some can
uers 10 the effect that they cannot
set sugar. Housewives In Virginia.
MARYLAND. West virginia. Michigan,
Colorado. washington and else
where complain they can't set sugar
with which 90 can fruit.
The Department Of Agriculture
xays the figures on sugar production
donf furnish any reasons for short
A.. The Department Of Justice says
a has found no evidences OF hoard.
lnr The United States sugar Equal
ixaticn Beard, which controls all the
raw sugar In this country and Cuba.
comes nearest giving n reason. II
says. early IN the year people were
warned 20 buy sugar but did not
Thc result was much was shipped
ahrcad. Al the height OF the can
mr. season raw sugar could not be
shipped from Cuba for three weeks
because OF the shipping strike. Fur
shermore the English ROYAL commit
tee enforced iss right 60 set one
third cf the Cuban crop. Also the
people cf this country. since booze
went out have increased the con
sumption OF sugar from IS to 81
pounds per capita per year.
More Than Last Year
The hoard says on July II asked
the sugar rcfincrs To suspend ship
menfs Of sugar 20 foreign countries
except where contracts absolutely
compelled them to do so. This
bard. which goes out Of existencs
Dec. 81. 1919. has no legal power 70
place an embargo on sugar ship
ments. But even all these statements
DO not tell us why sugar should be
higher than before. and also scarcsr
Fer the II months ended June 20
last. the actual production Of cane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30

Ran Francisco for Seattle. 11s miles from
Seattle a. q. m. Htr ArEyli. Seattle for
Oleum. 7i5 miles from ocufn at .. M;
str Fred Baxter. Eagle Harbor for san
Francisco. sci miles from Eagle Harbor
at y. m. str y. q. soofieid. Richmond
for Point weiM. 2i5 miles from Point
Wells at y. m: str Phyllis. Redondo
for Tacoma, $50 miles north OF San Fran
cisco at u. m. str Lyman Stewart.
Oieum for Seattle. 3s2 miles from seattle
at y. M: str Rainier. Seattle for San
Francisco, ga miles from Seattle at 8 ..
m. str Rainier. Bsattiefor Han Francisco,
s2s miles from San raneifro at .. m. |:
atr Y. a. Chansior. Port Costa for Linn.
ton. $50 miles north Of San Francisco at
y. m: str stanwood. Everett for san
Pedro, 10 miles south OF Cape Blanco at 3
D. M; str brentwood. Portland for Bal
boa. 20 miles south of columbia river
iightship at 8 .. m.
Vessels In Port at seattle Today
Great Northern pier--str Rashima Maru.
Smith Cove termipal-str Endicott
Pier ii--Str J. u. Peters.
Bell 81. tarrninai--u. a. 7. q. Ewiftsure.
u, \. l.. II. r. Heather. str Drookdaie.
Pier Str Delight.
Pier str Morning Star.
Pier Str Northwestern. str Redondo.
Pier SIR Meriden. str Major Samuel
Grand Trunk dock--s,r Senator.
Pier A--Str Admiral Farrngut
Pier H--str Queen, str Admiral Dewey.
Pier D--Btr Admiral Behiey.
Union Pacific pier-str Yoke Maru.
Pacific Coast pier--Btr Gray Cloud.
Stacy 1T. torminai--r. \. r. burnside.
Hanford ut. terminal--Motor schr Ba-
binda, str Birriwa. str clio.
Duthie yards--t3tr Dewey. str Deuel.
Todd'a drydook-~Htr Bcrringa, str Gnff-
ney. str Governor.
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.
Str Brookwood,
Fisher Bros. FIGURING milis--Str Orcus.
Lake Union--Huils Fort jackson. Bough-
ton, Boweamont. bonneville, Allen
hurst, Addison, Ahmik. Fort Union.
Chesterfield. Abiiia, Adris, Elestra.
Caprarla. ociwin. Abydos. Arcademia.
Academia. Pezuta. Black Wolf. Birk-
land, Bastine, Blanford. Agron. An
thon. Fort Harrison. Fort 6tanwix.
Imufka, Cardia, cangsoan, Cozian,
Cineyras. Dione Loot. Kitten, sno-
auainie. schr Azeioa. motor schr
Libby Maine. bgc corus. sohr Henry
Wilson. bye Dashing Wave. biz ORR
entail. str Ham Juan. sohr Salvador.
Amos yards--str West Ira. str Roosevelt.
str CathIamet.
Heffernan's drydock--str conowago.
Rogers Brown pior--Str West Ison. str
Elkhorns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Must Pay Income
Tax Before Ticket

You can't avoid the income tax
by a trip to Japan! +. NJ. Studley,
Seattle manager Of the Nippon
Yusen Kaisha line. announced Mon
day that all persons going out OF
this country on the ships of that
line must have income tax receipts.
Many Of the big salary drawers
have been trying to skip to Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Schooner to Ply
to Pribilof Group

The Pribilof group OF islands in
Boring sea will no longer be isolat-
ed during the Arctic winter. II. ].
Christoffers. assistant In charge
OF the government fisheries and
seal service In the Pacific. an
nounced Monday that the halibut
schooner Idaho. had been purchased
and renamed the Elder. Tho
schooner will be used TO ply be-
tween the islands and also those
OF the Aieutian group. and will
keep Up communication during the
Ice bound season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30

Stall IS. salmon. ms. SIC; salmon
trout. isc 10: smelts. : ms 7Bc. Stall ~
s-D. pail Crisco. sc7: bulk honey. sss
ut. CSC 1T. Gem Nut margarine. lbs
600 Stalls s7-ss. Csc can Royal bakins
powder. asc; SOC can Instant Postum. ssc
io-fb. pail Karo syrup. eoc. stall 90. 80,
Supreme Blend coffee, . tbs si.t5, s lbs
s,.ss; 400 coffee. fbs. si.i5. Stalls 20
81. large head lettuce. Ice; large heac
celery. isc: cucumbers. SC: Alaska ruta
bagas. fbs. sSe; sweet potatoes : ms
fsc. juicy lemons, see dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. sept .e.-Ths stock
market opeainE today showed continued
strength In almost all leading Issues
United States steel and Marine opened
off y. tho former at ios.. tho latter at
tsA. cracibis steel featured the list.
opening at SIS. up ~ Mexican pstro-
leum at siIs. up y Retail stores at
III. NO = s,udsbaker At iise. up = !:
Baldwin al fseh. up y. and Bsthie-
hem steel ~ at ios. up Y.
Durins tho first hour Crucibis advanced
10 stt. up its. . new high record.
American Can. oil issues and tire stocks
~ers features Of the sariy trading. Amer
lean Can advanced to a.. up IN.
The entire ii-t surxed forward In the
second hour. baldwin soid At leo. up
80 Crucibie Steel a, its. up I'm. Ms1i-
can Petroleum at ffs. up 7. and Pan
American .: ifes, UP ~.
1he mnrkst elossd reaetienary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Blaze Destroys
Home; Loss $1,000

Fire destroyed the one and n
half story home OF ~. whitner.
1888 3oth ave. s.. early Tuesday
morning. driving the family into
the street The flames caused a
$1,000 damage. which was covered
by insurance.
The house was valued ut 1880
and was partly destroyed. Fire de-
partment officials were at loss
to explain the origin. II was dis
covered by whitner. who was
awakened by the smoke streaming
into his bedroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30

stalls SO. lamb chops. zoo No.. round
steak. csc 10. cugar cured bacon, 7sc
n. Stall isb. Concord grapes. <sc bas-
ket; lbs. cooking apples. 25c; lbs.
best potatoes. 2bc. Stall i34, salmon
trout. zoe M; smoIts. lee NJ. MS asc;
Alaska herring. 100 each. Stall 1877. good
Washington creamery butter. 6bc ID. !.
fresh pulet eggs. boc dox. peanut butter.
2oc ~: small cans milk l5c; spider
leg tea. soc 10. Stalls 1917. t9-fb. sack
Krone flour. f2.eo. 4s-ib. sack Drifted
Snow flour. $500; large pkg. carnation
mush. soc: carnation, Borden's Federal
milk. 1tc can; an IA rolled oAtA acc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Steamship Waban
Goes to Drydock

PORTLAND. Sept. 3o,--with 4o..
900 defective rivcts. the $500 ton
steamship Waban. operated by the
Pacific Steamship Co.. In on dry.
dock here while the rivets are be.
lax replaced. She will be delayed
several days and her original sail.
ms date OF October has been set
back. The Orient viii be her dcs-
tination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
'OFFICER GUILTY.;
He MADE Beer
Constable From CoaIfieId Is
Convicted on Charge

Joe Payne. constable at Coal
field. was convicted Of unlawfuiiy
having liquor In his possession. be-
fore Justice Otis w. Brinker Tues
day morning. Constabies J. w.
Lambert and Tom MullIgsn arrest
ed Payne June 81. following In
vcstixafion conducted by. Frank T.
Gordon. special investigator for the
prosecuting attorneys office. Sixty
nine pints OF beer were found In
his homo they reported.
When before the court. he admit
ted making the beer. but said !,
was for home consumption only
and that he and his wifi. drank !,
with their meals. He also declared
u was on-intoxicating. Chemists
who analysed the stuff denied IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Chicago Market Report
Public Markets


stalls sc-..-,t. potato sausare. iso n. ;
liver. ioc 10. boueiess hrisket corned
beef. zoe 10. stall foz. beat creamery
butter. sTe 10: Cooperative or r,lbby.-
milk. cans $50 with purchase of tec
bulk tea or coffee. Stalls si-ss, large
salmon trout. isc 10: am. pail clans.
Ice. trout meat. SIC n. stan ~. home
made ham Loaf ssc M. home made may.
ounaise. soc 10. stalls is7-i2s. hest fresh
eggs. 7Sc dox pullet eggs. soc dog. =, Maid
o'clover butter eec n Stall Is soc
can Campbeirs pork ana beans. isc;
Griseo. 3sc, SIC. tiio. use can wesson
oil. toc. Stall II. onions. 80 10: wainuts
almonds. sec 10: scedless grape fruit. Z
for 2bc. stalls ft-5s : fbs NJ J. b.
coffee. ti.ss 75c citrus Powder. sc;
: pkgs Grape Nuts. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
EXPORTERS ARE
HIT BY STRIKE
U. S. Men Facing Heavy
Financial Loss
ny RALPH y. COUCH

III kNiIH y. COUCH
United Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. sept. So
American business men today
are facing losses that may total
$1,000. 600 daily from the strike
Of British railway men and the
threat Of transport workers 10
a. up all operations la the ports
Of the United Kingdom.
This n the value of merchandise
now being manufactured and
shipped daily from United states
ports. Part OF tho shipments al.
ready have been cut Off by order OF
the United States shipping board.
canceling all saiilnRs To ports In Eng.
land. ireland and scotland,
May Lower Living
The cost OF living In the United
States. on tho other hand. may be
considerably lowered.
Complete stoppage OF all but n
small portion OF American experts n
expected to come before the end Of
this week. II British transport work.
Srs strike In sympathy with tho rail.
way workers.
American commodities are now be-
Ing sold and shipped to the United
itinsdom ports at rate Of nearly
SJeo. 900 900 a month. or more than
ever before. according To eommei CO
department reports.
American manufacturers. farm
ers. cotton raisers. shippers and ex-
portera viii be hard hit by the halt
ing OF the stream Of gold and dol
lars that has been pouring into
American pockets since January 1.
when war export regulations came
to an end. officials say.
Closing Of the British markets may
have a tendency. officials believed.
to reduce costs here Of foodStuffs.
Farm products form Tn. great
bulk OF tho American exports 10
the United Kingdom. American
farmers are now selling for export
10 the United Kingdom in theac
quantities. Wheat. $4,000. 600.
wheat -four. sco.ooo.0oo; corn.
500. 600. and eggs. SI0.
monthly.
Farmers. u II pointed out. also
produce livestock which packers are
turning into dressed meats and
other products TO ship in these
quantities:
Hog products. s3T 900. 600 month
~: canned beef. nearly SEQ. 600.
hams and shoulders. SIS 200. 900
condensed milk. nearly 5000. COO.
and lard and lard compounds. near
liz $4,000. 600.
The tic-up also win halt ship
m~nss OF raw cotton nj the rate
Of 81. 900. 600 a month. or ~. 500.
COO daily. while other Southern
farmers win lose n market fof
tobacco leaf worth Sill. 10000 a
month.
Sugar refin~ri~s should feel the
strike effects. since they arc ship
ping Mt the rate OF nearly 50 600. ood
worth Of products monthly. on
shipments 10 the United Kingdom
are being made Mt the rate per
month OF $500. 600 worth ot iu.
brica,ipg. 100000 In ras and fuel
ola s3.5Oo.Ooo IN Illuminating oils
and SEQ. 600 worth OF gasoline. Cot
tonHeei leads in vegetable oil ship
nents az the rate Of Si.100.oco q
month.
Tanners will ioae market for
81. zoo. 600 worth ~ sole leather
monthly and s5.JOo.Oco worth OF
goat and Md uppers.
Some other principal shipment,
are s.. 200. 600 worth of preserved
fruits monthly: 81 900. 600 worth 81
steel bllieta and ingots. $1,000. 0oC
IN knit Foods and 100000 worth
OF canned salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
PIKE PLACE

stall 90. tall can Carnation milk. lave
Stall 70. fresh milk. isc at. Stalls ss-ss
large bottle Old Faithful catsup, isc;
raspberry or strawberry jam. ace 10. Stall
81. Gem Nut margarine. 5<e. 2 rbs. 400
Stalls sT-ss. choice steak. scc 10: iamt
chops. 25c NJ. boiling meat. 1.hc ~.
Stall 20. smeits. 3 lbs. 2sc: salmon trout
isc ~. red salt salmon. ms. acc: black
cod. lbs 2bc. Stall 30. local potatoes
ss.so sack: green tomatoes. csc crate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30

Members OF the faculty Of the
evening classes OF the Broadway
high school have announced the es-
adjustment OF two night classes In
music.
The first class begins at 71s p.
N. and the second at SIS. The
cnursc lasts for six months. All
persons, whether they can read
music or not. are eligible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
CORNER

Stall io.. csc bulk coffee. ssc. rbs.
$40: soc bulk coffee. tsc, nos. ;i.e6;
guaranteed eggs. tsc dox.. dog. Csc;
full cream cheese. 2sc 10: fancy brick
cheese. a5c NJ: fancy creamery butter,
ssc NJ, fbs si1b. ? cans Cooperative
milk. ate: sn-fb. can Folger's or
sehilIlng's coffee si.i': Flake White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
Where Has the Supply Gone?
SUGAR
Certainly 1t Is a Mystery

and beet sugar In this country was
over s.oooooo.ooo pounds We i'm.
ported from Cuba. Hawaii, Porto
Rico. Philippines and Java. G.sSS..
$4,000 pounds. This made grand
total OF $3.50 t5o, ooo pounds IN this
country. % which we only exported
for II months ended May 30. 1919.
Sai.6af. 200 pounds. There was thus
left for homo consumption s,is5.Tss..
600 pounds. as compared with S.0ss..
$4,000 pounds last year. And yet
conditions "a TO sugar are worse this
year than last.
The suggestion has been thrown
out that some Of the big packers and
Gamers. with large stocks OF last
years pack on their shelves have
managed TO corner part OF the Amer,
lean sugar supply with the purpose
OF preventing housewives from doing
their own canning and thereby bring
INK about an increased demand for
Gamers goods. have seen some
figures which show that some OF the
hlg wholesale grocers are going 70
ask about 80 per cent more for jams
than they did last year.
Prospects Look Better
The prospect at the beginning OF
this year was that the new crop of
cane and beet sugar raised in this
country would exceed the last one
by ieo 100000 pounds. by reason OF
Increased acreage. However. drouth
In Louisiana. California. Utah. Idaho
Montana and northern COLORADO viii
prevent the crop being any bigger
than the last one.
The Cuban crop. however. prom
ires to h. very large and there are
huge stocks OF sugar In Java which
were accumulated during tho war by
reason Of lack OF ships.
What has happened 20 sugar since
the world went TO war u best illus.
trated by two figures. In January,
1918. the wholesale price OF sugar in
New York was s.ts cents per pound
In August Of this year II was T.as
cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30

DENVER. Sept Observation-Disclosures
500 head. market strong Steers. $40
eis. cc~a and h~ifers. sTafeto. steekers
and feeders. t70fI: caisss. eie9Itto.
uogs-Rsceirts. i.ese head. rnarkst
closed sse iovfr. Top. Site. bulk Of
Gales. tiafsoi70.
shssp-Rsceipfs. feftt head. nartet
u higher. lambs. sisSe0iase: ewes,
W00te: feeder lambs. ti33s8fi7k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
frisco Market Status

BAN FRAScfsco. sept ;o.-Bustsr-
Extras. csc per 10.
Esrs--Extras. TsHc par dos: extra
puiiets. Gee per doz. undersiE~d puiletz.
ttc per dos.
che~se-caiifcrn,s flats. fancy. ave
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
STUDENTS EDIT PAPER

Students OF the journalism depart.
ment OF Franklin high school win IL.
sue the first edition Of Tolo. the
school paper. by Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-30
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept. so.--cosfee--No. ;
Rio. ikse per 10. No. 4 Santos. fth q
sac per 10.
ssrar-csntrifussL f.sse per H.
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for vacation and avoid the
payment of their income tax. he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-06
Arrangements Are Progressing.


Reports made at the meeting of the
general committee held yesterday
afternoon showed that all arrange
ments for the parade are well in
hand, including plans for the cree
ton of the reviewing stand in front
of the White House and preparations
for the sky parade" of ayiators.
1t was understood that a cablegram
had been sent from Washington yes
terday to President Wilson seeking
information on the probable date of
his return to the National Capital.
This message is believed to have been
sent from the White Iiousc.
The finance committee will meet
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
New willard Hotel. The personnel
of the committee on retail trade is an
nounced as follows Harry King, chair
man: Sidney West. vice chairman: George
s. De Neal. Samuel Hart. w. w. Eve
rett, Mark Dobrin. r. e. Buckley, Har-
old H. Levi. James H Johnson. Frank
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