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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
GRAIN =
TO MINNEAPOLIS IS
SPEEDED UP TODAY

Minneapolis. Feb. s.-Movement OF
grain from farms and county <elevat-
ors of the northwest to the Minneap-
oils market was speeded up today by
the advent Of extra box ears from the
east, as the beginning of a ten day
campaign instituted by Walker p,
Hines, director general OF railroads
to relieve the congestion Of grain in
this. 6istrictA Il.
1. Railway officials. millers, and grain
dealers IN. Minneapolis. were awaiting
today answers from r.. g Ashton. re-
gtonal director Of railroads for the
northwest, and Mr.. Hines t their re-
quest for permission to ship grain
products. Unless this is granted. they
pointed out. the effectiveness Of the
order will be impaired by the inabili-
ty OF the mills here to absorb. the
large, offerings OF wheat expected to
result from the orders.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
EX-GOVERNOR HANNA
+ AND OTHERS FORM
OIL CORPORATION

sHs Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 81. B.
ssTTHanna, former governor of North Da-
is treasurer Of the Minnesota
ssDakota Oil companN capitalized at
$500 900, which has fled articles of
Incorporation with the secretary Of
The principal operations, bust
sasness and affairs Of the corporation
as,will be in the counties Of Niobrara
ssEaand Converse, Wyoming, according to
articles, with headquarters at
AFargo/and the principal place at bust
awsAsas at, Lost Springs, Wye.
N8SSsAFhe directors include. besides Mr..
Hanna, s. H. Sleeper, Mohall, Nd;
FL. n. Steele, Bismarck: Jesae Powell,
Lost Springs, Wyo.; w. ]. Moorish, G.
No. Burnett and Ralph o. Olson.
5JN Production,of petroleum, petroleum
.$Sby-products and associated minerals
land dealing In natural gas are listed,
sSamong the spurposesTT+tW the corpora.
ssSstion,s which Is, formed Under Thu arr
ntc1es for 26 years following sNovembx
The charter was issued on,
Z. y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

Herald Want -Ads Bring Reaulta
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
Ut.

New York, Feb. "a lifeboat CON
tanning - men from the Norwegian
bark Fore, has been picked UP
the steamship Mariners Hafbof. tho
naval. communication service here
was advised today by radio. The Fiore
was wrecked near the Bahama banks.
the message stated, but the date Of
the accident was not given.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
DENY REPORTS THAT
EX-EMPEROR CHARLES
IS WITHOUT FUNDS

Vienna, Feb. s.-Reports that tor
mer Emperor Charles is financially
embarrassed are denied in a seml-of-
fetal note issued here. It, is asserted
he has several million kronen. to
which may be added the value of his
own and former Empress Zita's few
els.
It is denied that tho government
refused to deliver his private Jewels
until he returned all the gems he rad
taken to Switzerland. Restoration of
only those jewels which were the
property Of the HapsburE family,
which it is held belong to tho state,
has been demanded.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

the Bolsheviki, crossed into northern
Korea from Kirin. Manchuria, and at
tackled a japanese post Of 700 men at
nisht, killed three hundred of them
and routed the remainder. <3ssr=ia Y
According to these dispatches. the
attack was the initiation Of an active
rebellion in Korea. - It was described
: the beginning Of a tremendous
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
AMERICAN RED
N 'Rl|'OSS ASKED
|..F!O|RDl0|lCT0lRS'i
ssIs siciansy For Galicia Is.
~ Typhoid Fever
s. ssAre Needed.

gasaaw, Feb. s.--American Red
81 officials have been asked by, the
Rfsh government u rush doctors
~ southeastern Galicta- where
hold fever is epidemic. M.
H!nosy. d member Of the chamber
SSueputfes. says that the people Of
Tern Galicia are literally dying
ID - and that several villages in that
strict arc left Without a single sur
ne: Since the epidemic began. It
said, 100000 deaths have occurred,
es0 out of every five taken i'll dying,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
JAPANESE ATTACKED
BY KOREANS, SAYS
REPORT AT CAPITOL

Warrington. Feb. s.-oHeial dis
patches :recsived here today said, =
force 81 1000 Koreans, armed prin-
cipally with equipment furnished by
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
DESCENDANT or PRlSCuLA ALDEN
sssS s%aas TOyTAKE LEADING PART INPACEAlgT

AissSSEltpAbSth 0sinnsll, popular Ia
w~aahingtons society 4nde direct
desssndantssof PrtsslilxS. yAklaAn. .yil
take leading part instae American
paseantS ana bah TO be given BY, the
Nav, league In Warrington on I'm
coins hifthday. st6 viii take part la
two e.scerles to he given by the Mas.
sachusetts group, depicting the land
Ing Of the Pilgrim Fathers and the
~Ilarr1age scene from The Courtihip d
Standish. N ~ sz5s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
o asht shy Of the

league members to nsht shy Of the
Mr.. Creed, resigned the league
craftsmanship because certain Social
list elements tried to dominate the
party iH thelcounty proposal meeting
in December, 1t Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
BANK CLEARINGS
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. March 2s--Prioes of
practically all leading issues wero higher
at the stock market opening today.
United States Steel opened AT 1851. up
=. intrrnatio~ai Paper a. 40. Up 4
Per american Petroleum At ie<s. up 4,
rnItsd Retail Stores at 20. off - Beth
ishsm Steel ~ at sTs, I'd -: Ana
eonda ~ -. Off y BALDWIN az ifsG. off
Y Chandler At ise. Up .. Republic a,
iesr. up =. Reading at sax. up y
white Motor at ss.. up /.
Bear pressure vas erertsd against
mos, Of thu favorisss shortly after the
opening and speculative leaders declined
from I TO points before the end OF the
frs, half hour. The extreme decline Was
in General Motors. which sold at s7o.
pressure. including Hnoiair. United States
| Foundry. Chandler made . rev record
hish at isf.
Around noon the market steadisd and
vnitse states Steel advanced easily "a
1864. Telegraph vires leading out o!
the Chicago district were nearly all down
A. . result Of the tornsdoes This meant
that there vas practically no business
coming into commission houses from the
Middle West
After an early reaction to 800. Stuts
made . new high record at s7i Action
az Crucibie early In tho day was deceiv-
ing. The stock was made to look heavy
and traders decided 20 sell The pool
took al the this stock and suddenly
withdrew all offers. The stock Jumped
~ points 10 ss5h. The stock will cell ex-
dividend 30 per cent IN stock ~ we'll a.
~ In cash In about two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29

William NJ. B-cbe. for IL years
manager Of lumber sales for the
Long Bell Lumber company Of Kan.
aas City. has resigned 10 become
president and general manager Of
the newly organized Burton Beebe
Lumber company. with headquarters
at Seattle.
An manager OF lumber sales for
the Ions Bell company he had 10 do
with the distribution Of from $4,000
20 $4,000 cars Of lumber a year.
In the new company. which has
been Incorporated under the laws Of
Washington. Bcebc will be associated
with J. II. Burton. president Of J. ~.
Burton a Co. OF New York. lumber
manufacturers. wholesalers and ox.
portcrs. Tho new company will con.
duct a manufacturing. Wholesale and
export business. dealing strictly In
Pacific Coast products. The company
is a partnership. Burton and Beebe
being sole owners. with Burton as
chairman Of the board OF directors.
1.-THE future supply Of commercial
lumber" says Baebe. but In com.
parauveiy few years come from the
Northwest. II In now an opportune
time 10 become engaged In the lum.
Der business In that territory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
T'E<DAy
MAM(Il 70

MANGIt 70
TIrys Nigh TtAe
~ A. IN ia n
ifrvs Low Tide
$50 q m. 81 n
se~~sd uigsh Tide
fs.s .. m. - n
second Tow Tide
2 go .. IN. is n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smith Cove tcrminni--Bge Henry VIII
lard. str Havnah. str kaian Maru.
Pier it-str Protaaiiaus.
Pier ie-str bergen
Great Northern plcr-Str Eashirna Maru
Bell 81. terminRl--Bk Guy G. Goss, sti
st. Paul. L. g. 4 Surveyor. sy La
touche,
Pier Motor sohr Bender Bros.
Pier s--soh Maid OF orleana
Pier str Fred Baxter.
Pier s---Str Santa Ana. str Victoria
Pacific Coast bunkors-u. S. l. ~ swift
sure No. o.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--str
Eastern Pilot. ctr Eastern Glade.
Pier D--str Admiral Dewey.
Union Pacific pier-Str ural San Maru
str Hokkai Maru.
skinner Eddy yards--Str Eastern
ocean. ctr Abncr coburn. str Charles
". Moody.
Alaska Steamship company moorinrs-str
Stacy ct. terminsi--u. r. f. burnside.
Ianford at tcrminai--Motor schr w. Y,
burrows. str Eastern Planet
Lander At. terminal-schr wawona. ctr
Henry Wilson.
Spokane al. terminai-Bk Oriental. str
George Curtis. str W. ~. Flint.
Lake tnion-Hulls Hnoauaimie. Broxton
Leota. Endymion. Fort Jackson. Ad.
Olson, Boughton. Bowesmont, Bourne
vile. Alienhurst. Abnia, Adria. Ca
ptWihs iie~tfh' oetNih' Anyu"s, hreh-
denia, Academia, Pezuta. Black Wolf
Bickiand. Bastine. Blanford, AEron,
Anthem, Fort Harrison, Fort stanwix.
imufka, Kiton. Loot. Dione. CAgncnn.
Cozisn, cineyrap. cardis. ELISA, schrs
AzsleR, Henry Wilson, Salvador. Alice.
bges Corus. Fresno. whaling strs ko-
dink. Tanglnak
Todd drydocks--Str Adria. str Eastern
Victor, str Spokane, motor schr Aiki
Duthie ysrds--Str Eastern Crown.
Amee yards---sstr Roosevelt.
Commercial Boiler works--Bktn rhrnshier
ueffernan drydocks--tschr Charles r.
Wilson. str John A.. tug San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
BUTTER PRICES
DROP 3 CENTS
Egg Market Quoted Firmer
al Weeks Opening

With quotations reduced cents
per pound. local wholesale butter
market opened Monday AT c. cents
per pound for freah creamery cubes
and 90 cents for bricks. Butter fat
market fell 10 &c cents per pound.
Egg market was a uiflo firmcr.
however. with saies fiuctuating be-
tween ~ and 20 cents Washington
triplet cheese offerings were lower at
IS cents a pound.
Potato market opened the week
firm. with Yakima best Melted Gems
quoted at tito n tou along the street
Local npuds ara bringing from tlib
10 $40.
A steamer from California arrived
In time for trade Monday morning.
IL brought large quantities OF rbu.
barb and cauliflowar. Local rhubarb
quotation. are down 10 10 cents a
pound. WHILE California product II
whoiesaiing at 1850 a boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. March .s.-ca,,i~-Re-
ccipts. Sss head; market slow. Good To
choice steers. tii6ii.2s fair 90 good
steers, fT.stds.es. common to fair steers.
&c uS2b. good to choice cows and
heifers. 1000. medium to good cows
and heifers. ss.so q $50: Gamers. $50
$50; bulls. ssGS. calves. s7oiT.
Hogs-Receiptr. ga head market is
steady. Prime MIXED. siCals.6o: rourh
hesvies. sis0is26. pigs. siigIg.so;
bulk OF sales. tis6is.
sheep Receipts. :. "a head; market IL
steady. East OF mountains lambs. $3.50
uiT,bo; best valley lambs. sii1Is.ba:
yrnriinEs. sitsedis.s. wsthers, gi4P
litio; ewes. sioals.
Butter-City creamery. nTdtsc per ID
EgEs-Selected local extras. SIS q zoe per
dos.
Hens-3so per 10; eroiiers. Gee per II
Geese--Soc per 10.
CheesS-Tripicts. ss@s5o p.r 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
Narrh ,s-s,r Capt. A. y. Lucas from
Richmond via Point Wells At 10 30 o. N. =.
str Admiral Watson from Tacoma ct t.ss
q IN.
March .s-s,r Justin "a, Meadow
feiri from Taccma ~ .. N. str Pred
Baxter from San Francisco al .. m. /.
str Adnirai achiey from Ran Diego. via
San Francisco. at sic ., IN. str kaian
heru from Tacoma at t5o q. m. str
pii~orth from San Pedro at s.is a. m. (.
str oieuu from odesm at s.go a, IN. I.
sfr HAWAII from Tacoma at a. m. str
Prince Rupert from Prince Rupert. n. c..
Via ports. at .. m.
Departures
March ,e--sir pilworth for san Pedro
At 40 a IN! str Justin from Meadow
pointl for Shanghai At ai,s a m
March 7t-Htr Admiral watson for TIA.
coma At y, M. schr Ella A. for Everett
tn tow Of tug Richard Roiyoke at 1880
a m. afr Prince Rupert for Prince Ru-
pert. u. G, via portS. 81 iiiss p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. March ss.---TrNdinw In gram
futures on tho Chicago Board OF Trade
today proved quiet and featureier- due
TO lack Of outside trading. Absence Of
Information. caused by wires being down.
caused many to hold off, Scattered buy
Ing a, the opening lifted prices. but the
market nirt with selling on the bulge
and quickly reacted.
March corn opened late at si.sfB. mp
se. and later ratued &c: May corn. up
&c at the opening OF si.sSL, gained a
further aci July corn. opening M Ne
at siSoN. remained unchanged. septeSn-
Der corn opening up sc at sI.sh. later
1ost &c.
May oats opened unchanged .. sh, {
and late, lost NC. July oats opened Up
&c at T9h and later lost isc-
Provisions were lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Shipping
Notes

Slated 10 be the first shipping
board vessel on Seattle. River Platte
route. steamship Padnsay. 1900 tons.
was launced at Todd Tacoma yard
Saturday
Steamship Admiral Watson cut
thru ice eight inches thick In Valdez
harbor this trip. She was IN port
Monday.
landing station for naval forces
90 be constructed at foot Of Wash
ington st.. viii be ready In two
months. says Port Warden a. A.
Payssc.
Shipment OF coo. 900 feet OF white
cedar 20 Japan viii be taken on
steamships Deuel. and Yves, Jena
This In first quantity shipment 10
Japan.
Decline In balance OF trade with
Europe Ia noted in report issued by
anc~ was Overwhelmingly In favor of
United States.
Spinal meningitis forces liner lief.
from. bound from Spain 20 Havana. 20
put In at san Juan. Porto Rico. says
message from Capt. J. r. GuptilL
The Hebron left here a year ago.
Dangerous Alaskan waters win be
-
United States coast and geodeiic sur
vey. She II QUILTING at Bell st.
dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
CLOCK CHANGE
ASKED IN S. F.
Brokers and Bankers to
Match Up New York

SAN FRANCISCO. March r.
New York may be able to reach
across the continent and set the
hands OF the clock ahead in san
Francisco. A few days may deter
mine this point. An effort will IL
made today 10 persuade the super
visors 10 enact n dayiightssving or
dinance for this city.
when the New York stock en-,
change advanced lu opening one
hour by virtue Of the daylight saving
there. II brought into play here n mil
rtant group OF men favoring a simi-
lar Eaving. The brokers and bankers
for business reasons insist they must
not b. more than the normal three
hours behind New York.
1T will work hardship on us. and
we will Jose business" said Chapman
DE Wolfe. director OF the stock ex-
change. I'VE SHAH try 20 get the
supervisors 10 move the clock ahead.
and we are confident OF success. We
have already failed with Gov. Steph-
ems"
1T will raise the deuce with U.S.
Said Louis S. Haas. I'VE have adj
vanced our opening 10 10 a. m, in
stead OF 1890. as formerly. but we
lose four hours Of business"
PORTLAND. March 2s.-The sd-
vance OF one hour in the opening Of
the New York stock exchange VIII
have no affect in Portland. which
has no real stock exchange.
The only exchange here is the Mer-
chants. which meets at ~ O'Clock for
n session OF only a few minuteA
with no outside traders.
Two local brokerage firms, A. .
result OF the change in New York
opened their wires an hour earlier
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Dollar Haircuts
Coming, Barbers'
Leader Predicts

NEW YORK. March ,s-Lcon
Worthail. general organizer in
New York OF tho BARRIERS Inter.
national Union. looks forward TO
the onedoiiar haircut lie says.
The dollar haircut Is In sight
The master BARRIERS win have 10
come TO II. with the heavy rents.
high wages. IL wont go there
az once. Seventy five cents viii
probably be the next move. Then
one dollar"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Filipinos to Have
Weekly Paper Here

Tho Progress a weekly news,
paper published In Seattle In the In
ter-rt fthe f1lipinoA. and for their
welfare Advancement will shortly
make its appearance here. II IL being
started with the efforts Of Antonio
:. Marin. y. X. Thompson and c.
c. Martin. with tho cooperation OF
Filipino business men of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
SOUGHT HAPPINESS
THRU MATRlM0NY;
AN,aF ClIFfO NNytAtr

kALtSPELL. Mont. March -,
Come. share my beautiful
home on kAllspell Lake" wrote
= local iumberjack to AIRS. Nellie
Gully. Birmingham. Ala
Mrs Gully had formed ac-
qusintancc thru a matrimonial
bureau" she came. accompan.
led by her two children. Lyla and
Clyde.
The Beautiful home" consisted
OF one log shack. windawlcs= and
art fioorcd.
Mrs. Gully IL dying In = hos.
pltai as the result % tuberculosis
developed In the shack. The kid
dies arc in an orphans home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Mooinshine Art to
Co to u. s. Museum

CHICAGO. March ga one-gai-
IN stifl. ssixcd recently at the home
. Robert Mcdonald. a chemist. II to
- eent to the Smithsonian Institu-
- h Washington. Mai. Dalryfnplc
49, announced The still Is Of such
uno construction and workmanship
&hot the major deemed IL the best
9xnmp1e Of the nnoonshiner's art he
Z - zen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Reported by Wireless


March .s--str Capt A. " Lucas Rich
nnnd for Point wenz. 80 msics from
Point Wells at y. IN! str Fred Baxter.
San Francisco for Seattle. IL miles from
SEATTLE AZ .. m str Northwestern Oft
brothers Island. mort h bound. at p. m
str Redwood. iishnah for kc,ehiksn, 81
miles north OF Cape Decision at .. m.
str Deuel.. Kobe for Seattle. ia miles
from Cape F1sttery at o. m.
March 27---str West ison. ASH miles
west Of Cape FlattorS. bound for Seattle (;
str stanley, Yokohama for Seattle. 81 81
mlien west OF Cape Biattery at . M. (.
str city OF spokane. Seattle for Yoke
p M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Local Markets

rvsscs Paid wholesale Desiers
for veJetsbIe- asd Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29

s,.r fsr. fresh .NEs. CSC ssr spod
butter. soc n. Gem Nes marrhfine
fbs 81 90 stalls S. veal chops. zee
n Lea lard. sso N. hamburger o,
sausage. isc n stan fa6. fresh 10,
natees. lie n. Er~~h peas. :oc n head
lettuce Sc stall i.s. Gold phisid coffee
$50 n suubriis cleanser. Sc ran. IN
Tree tea 3te kfAl los. nirso. ac pkg
Z cans nooth's sardirs.. sse. s.fb can
Kate $50 Stall. Is-is. Federal milk
lie ear. cut mAcsrunL. tsc u. ' rolf
toilet paper, &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Williams to Tell
of $4,000 Theft

TACOMA. March ss.--David J.
Williams. internal revenge collector
for the Puget Sound district. II tx.
p>ctcd TO reach Washington. u. C.
today or tomorrow In connection with
the $4,000 robbery Of the Seattle
internal revenue office recently. lie
win also answer charges made
against his Office. while he was In
line for office OF commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Shipyard Men to
Plead April 18th

Phillips Morrison and II y. os,ran.
der. officials OF tho scaborn ship
yards Co. charged with consplring
70 defraud tho United States thru
fraudulent claims for additional en-.
pendltures In tho construction OF
cpur huliH for the government. Will
plead April ~ In United States dts.
tritc court. their attorneys answered
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
us, 900 in Gems
\ Lost During Fire

NORTH ATTLEBoRo. Mass.
Iarch sss--petalls Of police guarded
6ny the ruins OF the. CoddinS
ock. which was destroyed by fire.
Ia loss Of $4,000. Employees OF the
>U1ttr department made vain efforts
- fhaw out the Ice In the surround
z1ne streets. trying 20 locate thousands
~ doIlAr1' worth Of diamonds and
Drec1oun stones which were literally
oG&Dk away by the force Of water
l1ich the hcscmen played on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Police Shoot Up
Town in Ireland

DUBLIN. March se.--Poiice today
shot up" the village OF ReEge near
rhuTles. according 60 advice- here,
The police left their barracks and
marched thru the streets. firing their
rifles. IL was stated.
Citizens were t-rroriEed when the
shooting began.
The shooting was IN revenge for
the murder Of n policeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Seattle Woman's
Dogs Win at Shows

-Four Seattle Maitcs@ terriers. com.
prlsiug tho string taken east Last
month by Mrs. Anna H. Judd. sit
West Crockett at. have made q
clean sweep In the New York. phiia.
deiphiA and Boston dog shows. ae.
cordlng TO word received here
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
|RYMEN TO
OPPOSE DROP
Meet Wednesday at
Carpenter Hall

~ fiEht against the decrease In
- rvtail pricc OF milk. which. they
{ e<Rre. viii mean ruth for seattle
"1x DEALERS. king county dalrymen
w1Q meet IA Carpcntcrs' hall. Fourth
ave ana olive ST. "Wednesday morn.
ing It II o'clock.
UetAtl milk prices In Seattle are
kot<rned BY the bis eondensaries In
w STATE. which force the price OF
nu& downward In the spring. the
ux<men assert. Further decrease
~ The rrtcc OF milk Will mean the
SUMMATION OF many dairymen here.
they declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
inssnith Found
Dead in His Bed

sCAnxlss pelvai. 50. . sinsmi,h. was
@un6 dad IN bed In = room In n
ukne house at .3ioiS First ave.
80 Monday snorninx by Arx Mary
oouann. lnrdlady. when she started
mnko mp the room
: *D6puty Coroner Howard Mcpcn-
~ imported death was probably due
~ 1n1urnI cnuscs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Maids and Pianos
Nav Be Taxed

PARIS. March es.-with tho OBJ
jcct Of meeting the deficit In the
oiiy's budget. tho first committee OF
the Paris municipal council now has
under consideration tho question OF
Imposing n tax on al pianos and do.
nestle servants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Jury Says Palmer
Broke Regulations

Charles Joseph Palmer met death
hecaua- he failed 20 ob.crv. rules Of
Metropolitan Building Co. while clean,
Ing elevator pits In the Whit. build.
ing iass Monday. according 60 cor.
oncr'A Jury verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29
Postcards Is Years
Old Sold by II, s,

CHICAGO. March - Shortage Of
sAper has struck the postoffioc de-
sertment. with the result that postal
cafda IN use Is or 20 years aso are
being dug out OF storage vaults and
rtAced on sale. The old cards are
slightly larger than a business call.
ms card and are made Of inferior
paper.
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Fight Is on Again
Against Racing

ANNAPOLIS. MD. March a.
RNermcrs IN Barynnd are making
ather determined fight 10 XIII
n9no racing. They are pointing to
encfmcus sums OF money wag.
|esN4 In the parimutuei machines as
reason for renewed hostility. The
raunk interests set forth the usual
I@nQement that II the tracks are clos.
- the breeding industry wiz be
ruined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-29

Largest Trawler
Launched at Selby

LONDON. England. March 2s.--
Stated TO be the worlds largest
steam trawler. the Patri has been
launched Mt Selby. II has been
built for a French firm for fishing in
Newfoundland waters. The Patri IN
215 feet IN length. She is fitted with
wireless and will carry n crew of
fifty
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Denver Market Status

DENVER. March s.-cattie-Roeeipts
s,Te0 head: market tsc higher. Steers.
tioaI3: cows and heifcrs. $3.50 1875.
stoekers and feeders. ss9ii.bo. calves.
tIkd17.5o
Receipts, 1900 head; market 10
25e higher. Top. $3.50 bulk OF sales,
sissoHi5.fo
Shecp--Reccipts. 1.4oo head: market 10
strong. Lambs. si7.se9is. ewes. Sia0
si3.