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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
MUNY WIRELESS
WILL CONTINUE
City Station to Be Given
New Wireless

Scattie's naval wireless station WIN
be granted a new license. according
20 advice. received by Mayor Caid.
well and Councilman Fred Tindali
from Senator Wesley l.. Jones late
Friday.
Tho wireless station Il located in
the ONCE OF tho port warden on the
waterfront and Is considered one Of
the ciiy's most valuable adJuncts 20
lts port facilities.
The u. 5. radio inspector recently
notified tho harbor master that the
wireless station must accept all com
mercial business offered or surrender
It's present license and accept a
strictly limited commercial license.
This. city officials declared. would
have pat an end 20 the usefulness Of
the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Mem York Exchange
Shows ReactiOnary
Trend; Steel DOM

showed
\ Of low
falling
states steel Valley a. unchanged
oum iesA. cDaeibie
VI New Haven i% UNCHANGED southern Halfway IN on ~ Asn
Gulf Unchanged bethlehem
off =: sudsbaker
off !. X.
Petroleum Baldwin Locomotive sih unchanged
itA eff - The market
rehehem
T tss of ~ crueihie ss or as Baldwin ssM off az Ne
Petroleum e2s
OFT y" nsadns ss or az southern Pacific sss OF l. United
Rubber sts off a.. b OH
Ameriesn WOODEN cav or IS. Atlantic Gai loss OF 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
DENY MARRIED
WOMEN WORK
One Plan for Relieving Un-
employment Here

Recommendation looking 10 the
relief Of the unemployment situation
here were made AT a meeting held
AZ the Chamber OF Commerce Friday
and attended by representatives OF
II organizations and Mayor caid.
wen.
Included In tho tons
were suggestions that married
women in business be Displaced In
favor OF heads OF families. that real.
dents make an effort TO buy home
products: that employers make
every effort TO give at least few
days work before Christmas. and
that city. county and state 20 ahead
with public Improvements 40 that as
much employment ms possible be fur
nished BY this source,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
FRUIT FROM
SOUTH COMING
Quotations Are Received on
Western Ave.

Quotations ARE being received by
Western ava jobpers on oranges
from Southern California. and fruit
from that district IL now rolling. II
was reported saturday.
Oranges from tho northern part Of
tho state have run pretty much TO
large sizes this year. but the oppo.
alto Is true OF those from below. II
crop estimates reaching Seattle are
correct Oranges are quoted Haiur.
day ~ from 81 20 1915 box.
Field gwcct potatoes Are nearing
tho end OF their season. and early
next week tho FRS, arrivals OF cellar
sweets are expected. They fsiil be
quoted AZ a higher fTurr. fsobably
around . 20 G oants. jobbers say. The
top price today n AZ cents.
Butter and egRa were STEADY At un.
changed prices Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
WOULD HOLD UP
new RATE PLAN
Ask Indefinite Delay oil
Preferential

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
United States shipping board has
asked the interstate commerce. com
mission 10 suspend ''untii further
notice the order giving preferential
railroad freight rates 20 American
exports and imports moving 20 and
from American ships at American
ports. The order Is row suspended
until January I.
Pacific coast ports. with the OF.
ception Of Los Angeles. recently pro
tested TO tho beard against tho pres
ent enforcement OF the rules. Chair
man Benson said. however. that he
hopes 20 be able soon 90 request the
Interstate commerce commission TO
apply the preferential rate order TO
sorne ports and routes that now have
enough American ships 10 handle
their business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
FOREIGN TRADE
IS DEADL0CKED
Banker Urges Americans to
Break II
ny DON u. CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. ii.--World foreign
trade IN deadiocked and Il IL up 20
the people OF the United States 10
break II thru. giving whole-hearted
support 20 the proposed establish.
ment Of the 800 600. 900 foreign trade
finance corporation. Paul II. War.
burg. New York banker and former
member Of the federal reserve board.
said IN an exclusive interview here
today. wnrburg and other bankers
meeting here today hope 20 complete
plans for the corporation before
night.
The United States has 90 organize
Itself TO render service 20 the world -
Warburg said. And on the other
hand the degree 10 which we can
realize our power depends on foreign
countriez
Europe IN that respect In M.
cieuz. for unless Europe can buy. Ar.
E~ntina can no, buy United States
products.
our inability 20 break the dead.
lock depends on two things:
First, on our mobilization for the
task and the degree 20 which we can
mobilize our financial resources.
Second. on Europe's ability 10 ere.
ate conditions which ARE prerequisite
for extension OF credits on a large
scale
Warbury Endorsed the views Of
Herbert Hoover and John ScHugh.
New York banker. that Europe must
settle the German indemnity in an
Intelligent, way.
we must also have an actual
peace restored" he mdd.
Warburg expressed the belief that
Tho corporation viii be beneficial 10
farInern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
GRAIN FUTURES
CAIN STRENGTH
Increased Demand BuIges
Quotations

CHICAGO. Dec. ti.--Grain prices
showed connide rnbir strength on the
Chicago Board Of Trade today. with
most quotations showing gains. tr-
gent short covering caused a bulge
IN prices at the opening OF the mar
kwt and tho Increased demand fer
wheat Tor domestic milling and re-
ports that most % the excess Cana
dian stock has been sold for export
we're huiiiHh inftuenera-
Provisions were irregular,
December wheat opened up -rc.
at ttes y. and later gained : &c sd-
dttiouaf, March wheat opened up
~ e. at stso. and later iost iSc.
December corn ~an up = e At the
op~ning. tsAc. but later dropped
Nc. May opened up nc. az lite.
dropping he at the efos~. July
opened 20 sc at s3ac. but dropped
= e at tho ciose-
December oats opened Up &c. a.
&c. and closed up an additional
Ies May WAS up ise at the opening.
tste. and eionrd up an additional
Nc. July was unchanged at the
opening. tsc. and closed Up Nc.
CHICAGO, Dec ii.--Cash wheat
No. rod. ssOs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11

san Franeisco--SaIied December 10;
Str Criffdu for Seattle and Puget Sound
ports At .. m. str OEsaqumsick for So
attic at .. IN. Arrived December f0s
Str Admiral schfey from Seattle At mid
night. Arrived December II; Str Ore
gonian from seattle. via ports. AZ 2 a.
M. str J. A. Moffstt from Seattle at .
n. m.
Northumberland December 9: Str
Huwa Baru for Seattle.
Baiboa--Arrived December 10; Ctr Elk
ton from Seattle. via Tacoma.
Astoria-sailcd December 10: Str Moer-
dyk for Seattle.
Victoria. -. c.-Arrived December 10:
Str Kashlmi haru from Seattle Mt y.
m. and sailed for Oriental ports at Sis
u.
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INCOME TAX Du
BEFORE DECsf,
Abatement Claim TO Ma
No Difference

An persons In the state 81 w
inRtOn. regardless Of whether 4
have filed claim In abatement
der the state community law. +
be required 20 pay fourth instaiin
OF their income tax IN fun BY bed
Der 15. Il was announced gatur<
by William T. Beeks. chief De 4
collector Of Internal revenue.
A telegram received by n
Bceks Saturday from the conus
sioner AT Washington states tina I
fund OF part OF the income lad
persons affected by the oomrs
property law applies al pres
10 the state Of Texas. Waahiaeb(
law L. under consideration. andA
cision II expected some time soon|
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'rshbovnd. At $40 .. m.
u. =. NavnI emmunI~atIons

December io-str Nigilauf. Honolulu
for Beiiinnhafn. 100 miles south ~sat Of
Cape Fiatterv ct .. nj sfr West Jes-
ter. HeiiinEhnm for Yokohama LII
miles from Capt Fiattsry at p. m: mo
tor schr Libby Maine. Seattle for Ean
Pedro. 2ts miles south Of Cap. F1attsry
At . m; str Lyman stewart Seattle
for Wilmington. SIS miles from Whining
ton at p. m; str Norwood. San Fran
cisco for Aeattie. go rniies rom Seattle
At .. m; str Admiral Dewey. Seattle
for Ban Francisco, 500 miles from Heat-
tic: str West Hartiand. Honolulu for Re-
attic. $50 miles from Port Townsend: str
Edmorc, Seattle for Kobe. 500 miles from
Reattie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Reorganization Il
Now to Be Rushed

WASHINGTON. Dec. ii.-Th e
house rules committee today recon.
mended immediate action on the reso-
luton OF Senator Smoot. Utnh. look.
ing toward reorganization OF the gov
eminent departments.
y The resolution provides for n Joint
senate and house committee TO frame
reorganization plans. II passed the
senate ut the last session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Reduced Rates to
Seattle Announced

Reduced rates on rubber. tin. ten
and pineapples from Singapore and
the Straits Settlements 10 Seattle
have been announced by the u. 8.
Shipping board. Tho former differ
entail OF fit5o ton on rubber in
favor Of New York VIII b replaced
by preferential for Seattle OF
s4.szh a ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Weather Bureau Report

TAToOgH BLAND. Dec. lis A. NJ.
Partly cloudy. wind southwest. 10
miles An hour. 1870 A. A--Barometsr
rising. partly cloudy. wind northwest.
10 miles an hour. outside. bound In. A
two-maated steam schooner.
December f0-Noon-- Rain: wind south
west. ss miles an hour. Passed out;
A two-maHted steam schooner. lumber
laden. at p;s0 n. m. =. M.-Rain; wind
south. ~ miles hour Passed outs Str
Hattie Lueksnbach at $3.50 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Ellen Terry's Jewel
Is Sold for SIS

PARIS. France. Dec. ia
dant In enamel and gold. which y
presented by Henry Irving to 81
Terry, has been purchased frorA
Paris jeweier for $4,000 by an n
lish actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Refrigerator Boats
for Apples Proposed

Washington producers should give
hearty support TO a plan TO use re.
frigerator boats 70 move apples from
this state 10 South America and
Europe. according TO J. 3. crutch.
field. president Of the American Fruit
Growers. Inc. speaking at the mem
bers' council luncheon at tho Ma
sonic elubrooms Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
STORM WARNING

Tho southwest storm warning
has been continued. A severe
storm II moving inland over
british Columbia II viii cause
strong 10 whole southwcstrrly
gales today and tonight from
Point Reyes north Ia Taieosh
ISLAND. nj all sea ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Gale. James ". Kansas City, Legal
rye. Erie, Seattle Legal
Whaley. Harry j., Seattle -. Legal
oianie, Grace j. Seattle ..... Legal
McGribb. William. Spokane "a
Burns. Nellie, Detroit. Mich ....ss
Jorgensen. John, Seattle ......22
Fault, Viola, Renton .......1g
Foreman. Charles r.. Buckley Legal
Miller. Zetta. Buckley ....... Legal
Young. Louis G.. Seattle 49,. Legal
Barash. lone. Seattle Legal
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CHICAGO Dec ii--cash wheat
No. ; rod. ss0s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
APPROVE VAST
! ELECTRIC PLAN
Power Chain From B. C. to
Mexico Proposed

Approval OF the proposed project
10 establish a vast electrical power
chain from British Columbia to Mex.
leo by linking up all hydro-electric
energy In Washington. Oregon. Cali.
fornia and other Pacific coast points
was voiced by many Seattle electric
experts today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Collect Over $500
to Reward Indians

ovrr $500 has been collected by the
Puget Sound Maritime cirelo to suit.
ably reward the Indians OF tho
Northwest Washington coast who
have aided shipwrccked mariners. Il
was announced ~ n meeting Of tho
circle Friday. other large support
has been promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
War Laws Repeal
Now Considered

WASHINGTON. Dec. if.--Expedi.
ton OF the volstcad resolution repeal
ing the war laws was recommended
20 the house today by the rules COM
mittec.
Consideration OF the resolution
may be started In the house late to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Death of Olive
Thomas Accido

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE autho@
In closing the inquest in the ca
Olive Thomas. American film
who died from poisoning here sen
months ago. announced today
accidental death had been provo1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
PIECE OF SHIN BONE
GRATED TO SPINAL
COLUMN OF SICK LAD

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1i.-With
a piece OF bone about the size Of a
new pencil removed from his shin
and grated on his spinal column.
i3.year old Cleo Hibbs In expected
20 leave a hospital within a few
weeks. a healthy boy.
His body has been sncased In a
cast for two years following an
accident which resulted in curva-
ture OF the spine. For two weeks
previous 20 the operation he had
lain continuously on his stomach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Accused of Bombing,
Smith Is in Doubt

Marcus Elon smith could not make
up his mind when asked to plead be-
fore Presiding Judge ]. T. Ronald
Friday afternoon TO a charge OF dam
aging property and endangering life.
The court entered n plea OF not gull
~. Smith Is accused Of exploding
dynamite In the home OF +. r.
shong. 2f5 Belmont ave. N.
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CHICAGO. Dec. if.--H o s-Rsceips-.
t.eoo head. market isc n use higher.
@sse. packing. tsssnsss. liEh,. 1850
asss. pigs. ts-Tsgs7s. rosEhs fp.at0
1850.
caitie--nscsipes. f.eso bead. market IL
sfeady. beef. sii.SoGf, so. butcher
stock. tfTt elise. Gamers and cutters.
ff1s0 $50. mtockerr and feeders. N.sop
1850: cows. tato9sss. calves. tS.tob
1850
sheep-Rsceip's. 1900 head; uarte. f.
steady. lambs. t7.7sato. ewes. t10s
N-~~.((~~N~~~S~.N
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Hawaii Maru Due to
Dock Here Saturday

Arrival Of tho Osaka Shoaan
Raisha steamship Hawaii Maru.
which touched at Vancouver. -. c..
Friday night. was expected here
late Saturday. The vessel has I 500
tons OF cargo and iis passengers.
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PORTLAND. Dec. ii,--cs c-Rs-
eelpts. ~ head. market nominal and IN
changed.
HoEa-Msrk~t nominal and unchanged.
ahssp-&arket nominal and unchanged
Butter--ssc per m.
EgRs--t7ue7c per dos.
cheese-lTripieta. 1ac per IN
Hens-is0 acc per ID
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DENVER. Dec. i.-Cattls--Roceip
500 head: market steady. Steers. feu
Ss.7t: cows and heifers, t3ds.75. stock
ers and feeders. t5u7.50, calves. 1900.
Hogs-Receipts. 200 head market 2ss
lower Top. $3.50. bulk of sales. 1850
80 90
steady. Lambs. ss5o9io; ewes, 1905;
feeders. ss.750Dz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
LIBERTY BONDS


NEW YORK. Dee ii.--roFsien es-
change closed generally lover today.
sterling demand ~as t,.ttA and cables
fItks, Oft &C Other closing figures
we're Francs ssse. lire stoc. marks
acc. cauadisn dollars ssstc. paassh
kronen ftsec-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Parcel Post Service
to Norway Resurr,|

Parcel post TO Norway. announ
abolished a few days ago. has u
temporarily resumed. AnnouIl
ment to this effect was received1
urday by George f. williams, sd
intendcnt OF mails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
NJ Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW ronK. Dec ii.--surar--paw.
sol % t.sso per III. rraruiated- tAQsc
per 10
ooffse--ro. , Mo spo. sv07se per
10. No. 4 santne. io0toAc per ID
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htts "
tfr~t High ride
8 e a m. ~ q.
First low Tide
ilst a. m. - O.
sscsand nigh I1d.
tts y m iet a.
>es~ad law Tide
~ ~ y. m lei a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Alaskan Vessels
Vessels in Other Ports

Eetehfkan--s Sailed December 10; ST
Jefferson. northbouud, at 1870 .. m.
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WHEAT LOWER;'
FLOUR IS MOI
No 1O-Cent Loaf TIL! FIol
Is SO a Barrel
RY EDWAKD 81. THTEKKp]

CHICAGO, Dec. l0.---Who is n
profiteer between the wheat In Y
field and the bread on the faw1
dinner tablet n
Make a complete survey Of
wheat<lour bread situation. gstt
everybody's viewpoint. and yo\
find no profiteer--because eyeryt
has an abb,
Were all getting our sharr.
Herbert Hoover. for everything
labor when you reduce II 10 its nj
est terms" ~
BAKERS SHAVE DOWN II
PRICES CENT BY CENT "
Bakers. until recently. predicted
decrease in bread prices I'm spite
wheat and flour drops. BUT-wi1
has now slid back about 100 per
and flour around 30 per cent.
bakers now are slowly shaving d
cent or so in the price Of a pod
loaf OF bread.
I'VE said bread wasn't gol
down. say the bakers now.
flour has dropped more than We q
saw. However. In fairness TO
there cannot be io-cent bread with
reasonable profit 20 the baker uni
flour goes under IS a barrel"
Bakers have cut prices IN in(
vidual cases. But all are faiiinSyfr(
line. for they are reluctantly gfyj1
way before public pressure and
going 10 take loss the same a. 4
clothing. shoe and other trades n,
been taking their medicine in the
tion.wide reaction against high ~.
and spending. Small bakers arkil
duclng faster than large bakers
cause they didn't have such he51
stocks Of high priced flour.
HERE'S HOW HOOVER
SPLITS COST or BREAD -
Here is the way Hoover reed
split up the cost OF loaf OF b
f1our -------- -...------- $50
Other ingredients ..... La D
Labor. overhead. etc. --.-- 40 q
Profit 10 baker. .62 g,
Retailers share------ LIS
Total $500. --..--------is-oo
OF the 4 Ia cents paid for
flour In a loaf OF bread. the far
Is credited by Hoover with ge<f1
3 cents of this.
The big item f. iabor-4fo c.
per loaf This has doubled =
tripled since pre-war. Then bal
got from $40 TO SIS a week. n
skilled bakers command almost
price. In New York they get So
$40 a week In Chicago the sea
sSs TO SEQ. Bakers In Brooklyn.
ting $50 TO $50. recently wcn
strike for a 6 per cent increase
The farmer also blames tho
creased cost Of producing wheat
labor. harvest hands getting as
as 81 a day In Oklahoma. for
ample.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
DIVORCES GRANTED

Crow. Joseph from Annie.
Bammar. Maude from Harley r.
Brown. Jerry s. from Ethel
Durkee. Henry &. from Mabel
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In an effort 70 increase the use n

South Carolina cotton. the women
OF that state have launched wear
cotton hose" campaign.
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DEATHS

johnson. Sophia. 81. 4is f. Denny
Buckley. william A.. SO. 1924 Dayton
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Reported by Wireless

December i0-Htr Admiral watson
leaving Ocean Falls, - O.. southbound at
4 y. nu-. str Jefferson passed Mary Island,
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Banks Urge Farmers
to Pay Up Debts

CHICAGO. Dec n.--Farmers and
county banks OF the seventh federal
reserve district were urged today by
the Chicago federal reserve bank TO
iiquidate their loans.
The appeal. directed mainly 20
Iowa farmers. urged that the far.
mers sell their crops 20 meet their
debts. The bank officials took tho
stand that farmers should bear their
share OF declining prices and that
other Industries arc feeling the cf.
fccts OF the rcadjustment just as
keeniy as farmers.
Most Of the furniture used In Par
nguay Is made locally by small man.
ufacfurcrs
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Arrivals and Departures
Arrived
sailed

December ii---t4tr City Of Seattle for
Southeaatern Alaska at 1920 a. m.
December 10-Str Ketchikan for South
western. via Southeastern Alaska, at s.5o
y. m
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coolies IN
BOND POUR
THRU U. 5.
Thousands Flock to Cuba to
Face Bitter Disappolnt-
ment There

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee IL
Thousands Of Chinese iaborcrs ship
ped thru the United states 10 the
Cuban plantations. and thousands OF
others now on tho way thcrr from
the orient. face bitter prospect as
tho result Of the disturbed sugar
market.
Government officials have taken
ecgnlranee OF the situation and are
celebrating steps that may be taken
90 prevent further aggravation OF
the situation The question OF jnris
dlction Is the erux OF the problem.
for these Chinese iaborcra merely
pass thru the United states In bond.
81 DAY Is RICHES
TO NEWCOMERS
At short intervals ships arrive at
Pacific ports loaded with lliciad Chi
nese who have scrapcd together hare
" enough to pay passage to this land
where work for all at 81 per day
an undreamed 81 wage in their own
country--might be secured. but now
these hopeful. cheerful yellow men
sro being met on the docks by their
own countrymen working their way
back home az best they can.
And these few who are returning
teli tales 10 the new arrivals OF star
walton. OF no work and OF thousands
of others they have left behind.
stranded
Sugar has dropped 20 a point total
~ unexpected In Cuba Sugar plan.
Nations have been reported forced 10
shut down. ships arc lying idle In the
karoor OF Havana. and forty TO ftfty
thousand Chinese. lurcd by the high
wages are now rnoneyie-ss. voorhees,
and suhsusting on what they can pick
up--an this according 20 the stories
Sold by those who have come this
bar on their return trip.
dRAvEL THRU u. 4
pON BARRED TRAINS
But still they come IN from the
Orient Agents for the sugar plant.
isrA 30 Il Is understood here. have
ravcied turnout China setting forth
The aliuring PROJECT OF riches In
Cuba and thousands OF Chinese who
nave rushed TO the steamship offices
nnd booked passage long In advance.
ppon which they are now travelling
In first class day coaches they
travel under bond from san Fran
risco to Tampa. Florida. where they
are again loaded on ships for Cuba
Tho windows Of the coaches are
PAIRED. the doors sealed up and
guarded and government inspectors
Rlaced in charge OF each train.
An oil stove Is set up In each end
nf each car. Tho coolies bring their
Pewn rice and do their own cooking.
leach taking his turn ut tho stove.
They Also take turns at washing
their dishes and clothing In tn. one
basin Of the car. None ever at.
tcmpts TO escape from the train as
they are all frightened at the
stranxeness Of the new country.
THOUSANDS STILL
ON WAY ACROSS
Attempts are beng made by Chi
nese officials here to persuade those
COOLIES now arriving 20 return to
China. but most Of them have paid out
ell their capital for the one way pas
sage. and. as they are under bond
and not allowed to stop In the United
States they must continue on to
Cuba
Word has been sent to China OF the
conditions In Cuba. but several ship
loads OF coolies are now Understood
70 be on the ocean bound for san
Francisco. so that several thousands
more VIII undoubtedly land In Cuba
before the movement can be stopped
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Breaking nm oatmeal cake over

the brides head for good luck In
Sun the custom in some parts Of
Scotland.
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Chicago Car Lots

FRIDAYS Quetatisus)
Furnished by T. n. Manning q Co.
GLE second Avenue
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that a roasted mouse. applied tight
iy, would cure cannon bali wounds.
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BIRTHS

Benbow, n. G.. ss26 18th ave- 8. W.
girl.
Eder. @. IT,. 1914 Y. Spruce st., girl
Sutorin. Geo. A.. sf2 2fst ave. girl.
Conery, Joseph, 23i2 N. Goth st. girl
Steel. Ofyile r.. East Bremerton.
girl.
Coatney. chas.. s5oi Ferdinand ave-.
boy.
Eahon, Sam. sof 18th ave. girl
KIonquiest Victor. s54f nth ave
~. w. girl.
Sanford, r. W.. 1913 Forrest ave-.