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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

CON TRES MESES de suseripcin = La Prem
sa, graGfic8re a Ia Pe-yona quo me proper
clone informes de Feliciano Rodriguez y dc
sl esposa Juaua Segura, a duicnes acoTnph-
nan sus tres hijas. una de elias cRsada. En-
S~eptiempbre ultimo vivicron en- san Antonio,
Texas. en- u;ia casa de Ia Gale w. CONNER
&c. TODD informe driiase L Ignacio Lopez,
Ex-Gang No. S-K5i( Chotcau Okla. i4-300l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12
PESOUISAS.

Sc DESEA SABER eI actual pa-adero dc! p
ven Pablo Cardcnas, de p amos de edhd. due
sali6 de Beaumont rumbo 4 Galveston. en
cl mes dc Septiembrc del aHO Tasado. la
Ultima carta dirigida 4 ell famii'a, IL es-
cEibio el 20 q ,IH.:rtnb'c y desde entoncc5
no Sc ha vuelto i tcuer not:cias dc Ell. Mu-
clio Sc agradece-a t9in iniorrne quo de d.
cho jovcn Sc pr1p"rc.ouH a Ia Srita. Alex.
Cardenas. Box AS. N,ryilie. Tex ll5I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

Sc NECESTTA muchacho repartidor cue CO.
noLca L. ciudad. para entreGos a domlelio.
Oirisirse a 1855 South Alamo. Esauina Ca
margc y Presa.. Ii$J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

GRATIFIcARE--con vi ano dc subscrip-
ci6n a La Prensa', = Ia persona cue me
p-oporcione inforres exactos ace-cs del &C
tual pcradc-c de mi hermans. Sra. Julia A.
de Navarro, quicn en- Julio dc 1918 viva en-
Gan Antonio. Texas. Gale Sur Laredo No.
500. La zrompana un nino dc 10 amos de
edad. llamado Fcrmin Hernandez. Tndo in
forme sobre este ssun.o dirijase I Sra. Eu-
sebis r. dc Garcia R.K3 Boz So. Grocsbeck,
Texas. co. z. J. LandsrGOi-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12
GA. FoNoGRAFIcA MEXICANA

Tends 2o- co-reo fon6g-sfos, discos do
b.es Columbia > Victor; tubos Edison de ?
: : minutes. Instruments. bajos seX;oS.
cue-das para bajos. yerbas. a~-ticuIos me&l-
caaos. etc. Canponenos tCda clase dc fono-
craGos cada Mes recioimos nLsyo5 clseos
Columbia y Victor. CELTIC Lindo'. c@anciOn,
disco uucvo = SIS cts. Eseribanos pidIende Es-
- t= rrecrcs. a Ia siEuiente direction: Ga
Fcncgrafica Mxicsns, l. D. Flores, Box SOS.
FIorcsviIIe. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOCADOS.
Lie. IENARO CENICEROS

Ahogsdo McNieGHO, TesEon2 zoo" case re
1880 ;-s;-iaIes administrative y mine
ros. Apa-tAdo 1855, Miami, A7--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

Sc NECESTTA-una nuicr que lave. sos
Pedro Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

Sc NECESITA retocador competentc. de pre-
fcren.ia mexicano. Dirijanse mandando rete-
rene: Garcia's Studio. l2lo Lincoln st
LAREDO, Texas. 'l'j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

STAR EMPLOYMENT co. COS West Hour-
ton St. puede proporciorar a listed .raba'a.
do-e. = empieos. Te!eiono Or. 65!l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

MANDE Is cts. en- ~estsmpii!ss y a vuelta de
eor-eo rrci5irS S vistas en- tarieta postal.
De 10 capital dc Mexico. "FotoErafis Moder-
uS," ia So. Laredo ST. San Antonio. Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12
VENTAS.

Sc yENpE A precios de Sscrificio. una de
las casa,s mas boritas de San Antonio. Pa
r adeta!cs HAme al Teiefono Crockett AS'5'
90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

SCPLICO. s Guien ton6 nj bolss de E1aao.
con $500. en- ca:sdral. el Gtimo domingo, re
uenga Ia uitad del dine-o y me devCelvs Is
bo.sa con ei resto ; Ia uedaila. pues estino
Sssa, como u recCsrdo dc faniliR. E. T. Cue
rim. CO. La Prrsa. No Sc haran iuvesaSa-
clones. I2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12
PERDIDAS

Sc GRATIFICARA a quie1 eurrsSue per-o
BUG Dos oIAaea, con nsnchas neEras. co,a =
ore5sS recoEtadss. LicSucia. sa ei collar. Sc
Lana Prince Nu-phey. SCI VETS Elroi-a-
TeL- CT. 1909 G$!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

Sc EECESITA una mUjer que sepa pianchar
ropa de caballero. Ocurran 4 SIS E. Com
merce st. tlzl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

ANPLIFICACIONES artisticas CrRyon, Sepis.
Tritone. Pastel M&ndeaos ampificar sus re-
tratcs hoy mismo. II5 Simon St
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RUDY COLLEGE
ARRENDAMIENTOS.

REETO Gos cuA-tos observation-disclosures, oara-
los. Eaav.as a IA pGe7ta de Il case. 81 Co
~ 'toi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

Sc SECESITA UT sasttrc que sefa Racer sa-
eos obtendra Ia mejor colocncin eH Il Estado.
Venga inmediatamente. II. P Shute' S2%
Houston. Manhattan, Kansas iS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-12

Sc NECESITAN muchachos bo.eros. oeurran
n 4IOLz E. Houston St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
OF CASH
FROM NEWBERRY
Says Committee Paid for
Handling OF Picture

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 10.
additional defendants In the New
berry elections fraud and conspiracy
case heard their signed statements
ack noWiedging connection with the
1918 Newbcrry senatorial campaign
read In court here today.
Further efforts OF the defense TO
bring In the name Of Henry Ford
was again fooled BIZ the government
during the testimony sof Isaac Y.
Freiberx. Detroit attorney and mo
ton picture man
frciberg testified he received $1,000
as HIS share of the money paid by
the Sewbcrry committee for the
handling OF the picture. ''our Navy"
featuring Senator Scwbcrry.
"Dld your concern handle any
other pictures xratis7" crossexamin-
ed Martin w. Littieton.
yes. the Ford Weekly" answered
the witness.
The answer was mad. quickly. and
had 20 be. for Judge ". IL Eiehorn.
for the prosecution. was on his feet
Directing before the sentence was
completed.
The testimony sas ordered stricken
out by the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
FORD ROASTED
IN U. S. SENATE
White House Official Saved
Son From Draft?

WASHINGTON. Fch. BIN a
speech today. Senator sherman M.
srstcd that t.sisci Ford. ron OF the
automobile manufacturer. was pro
tectcd b. an executive official In the
White House.
lie did not specify whom he mean;
by that
sherman made tho allegation dur
Ing a speech eriticlslnK Henry Ford.
This was the second day Of his ex-
tensiv~ verbal assault on Ford.
Sherman criticised Senator VOL
colt. Delaware. for ohieetlng 10 an
amendment "a tho pending dcficicn.
e. appropriation bin 10 permit dis.
closures OF draft records to members
Of congress.
Il don't want TO nor 81 900. 900
men subjected 10 the risk ~ having
eongrcrsmcn seek their draft records.
urged by venom. personal dlslikcs or
scandal rnonscrs." Wslcoit retorted.
Some members % congress. have
40. doubt. would seek 20 use this pow.
or 10 pandcr TO some powerful indi.
Nfn0AN W hltAA tOAhAtflFfs
II haven't such a low view % hu.
mani,y as that" Sherman replied
we don't have 90 so outside Of
congress 20 find men who viii sian.
der their ALLOWS" Wolcott replied
sherman criticised the appropria.
ton OF funds for the River Rouge
project. In connection with the build
ing of Henry Ford's submarine chas-
crB during the year.
"f'ord'H company makes rs 10 zoo
per cent profit" sherman said III
any OF the concerns under the eye
Of the federal trade commission made
such profits. they would be assaulted
as most Ubiquitous trusts and monop-
oiics. Henry Ford. however. Ia n
professional phiianthrppist, helping
suffering humanity and profiung
himself"
Ford's organization IL tho ''Moioch
Of the Industrial world" sherman
said.
Tho federal government In nearly
an appcndaRe OF the Ford enterprise.
Sherman added
THE whole state OF Michigan IL
awnrIning with Ford agents" shcr.
man declared Every private dotec.
tive agency in Chicago has been APP
preached in hiring paid agents 20
comb tho state assisting the depart.
ment OF justice In collecting evidence
10 he used in the trial of Mr.. New.
berry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
COTTON SHORTAGE THROWING BIG
SCAR; INTO THE BRITISH ISLES

states. And II In becoming increas.
inEiy No now for three reasons:
4. The boIl-weevii IL seriously
cutting down the amount Of cot
ton grown In osr South.
2. The Am~ican planters
are raising lees cotton because
many u them have gone In for
food crops.
2. American mills, which
used Ia consume only 80 PER
cent Of our own crop, now con.
sumo nearer 60 per cent.
Great Britain annually uses four
million bales OF cotton. roughly val
ued al 5000 900. 900. and 80 per cent
OF this used TO come from the Unit
cd states. Eighty per cent OF Eng
llsh manufactured cotton went into
exports and this constituted one
third OF her total exports upon
which she 70 largely relied for a
favorable balance Of trade with the
rest OF the world.
The whole world is short OF cot
ton goods. This would, therefore.
be golden opportunity Tor The
British factories. Only the world
In also short OF raw cotton. And
this iz particularly true OF the finer
grades of cotton.
Tho famous Sea Island crops OF
South Carolina, Georgia and Flor
Ida have been greatly diminished be
cause Of the ravages Of the boil
weevil. The equally famous Egyp
tlan cotton. which used TO 20 In the
main 10 England. IL being vigorous
iy competed for by the American
tire manufacturers who use Il in
making tire fabric.
An Empire Cotton Growing com
mittce has just made a report rec
ommending that the British treas.
ury. the British domInions and the
cotton industry unite 10 finance
means OF studying how TO produce
better and bigger cotton crops In
various parts OF the British empire.
The countries In which II II hoped
20 grow cotton 10 take the place Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
EGG PRICES ARE
NOT CHANGED
Jobbers Say Market viii
Drop TO 35 Cents

The local fresh ranch egg market
continued strong Thursday despite
predictions OF dealers that the mar
ket wna bound 10 reccde. Wcdnes.
days level was 474s cents per dozen
with most OF the sales made at the
t7-cent mark.
Storage season II due TO commence
here early In March and jobbers de
clare that the market will have to
drop 10 SIS cents by that time. The
lay this season Ia ono OF the heaviest
In years and jobbcrs viii bo taking
too biz risk n eggs 80 In az more
than that price.
Butter market n holding steady
with iobberr reporting fairly heavy
outside trade. Poultry dealers re-
port slightly higher prices In all Of
ferings.
Spud market II steady 20 firm on
the local market. Jobber- declare
that their agents IN Eastern Wash.
inrton fields are being asked 81 more
per ton than last week. Apple move
ment n becoming heavier in tho face
Of an advancing orange market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Pier Ii-Motor 'chr Kirketind. q. g. 8.
Great Northern picr-str Eastern Crag.
str katori Maru.
Pier s-Motor schr Joseph Pulitzer.
Pier z--str jefferson, str Alaska
Pier i--str Bergen.
Pacific Coast misunderstanding UNA
Pier B--str Admiral Evsna
Pacific Coast Engineering vorks-Str
Eastern Mariner.
Skinner q Eddy yards-str Eastern
knight
Alaska steamship company moorinss-str
Victoria. str star No. !.
Standard OIL doek--str HiEbc.
Hanford ut. terminal--Str Eastern Pilot.
str Eastern Ocean. motor schr BOBBY
ALA
East waterway tcrminai--str Brave
Occur. str Crown OF Toledo.
Duthie yards--Str West Campgaw.
Ames yards--Str Roosevelt.
Todd drydock--str Eastern Gale. str Ad-
mirai Rodman.
Lake union--Hulis Snoaualmie. Broxton.
Leota. Endymion. Fort jackson. Ad-
olson. BouHhton. Bowesmont. Bourne
willie. Aiienhurst. Abiila. Adria, Ca
praria, Eiestra. oeiwtn. Abydos, Area
dcnia, Academia. Pesuta. Black Wolf.
Bickisnd. Bastine. Bianford. Axron.
Anthem, Fort Harrison, Fort Stanwix.
Imufka. kiton. Looti. Dicne. Csgacan.
Coxian. Cineyras. Cardia. ELISA. schrs
Araiea. Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
wawons. Maid Of Orleans. bses corus.
Fresno, whaling strs Tsnginek. Ko-
diak. u. y. r. Surveyor.
Fisher miii--str Eastern Moon.
ueffernan drydock-Str Santa Ana. str
Northwestern. str Bundarra-
Lander St terminai--u. s. s. Surveyor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
BANK CLEARINGS
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-The stock mar
kst opened Irregular today. but the trend
Of prices was generally downward. Most
Of the more important speculative issues
eassd off. but the raii group continued
strong
tYsted States Uurper opened az tsh.
OF ~ Republic at sok. Off y United
states Steel at ehs, up Z Pan meri-
can At g4s. up ~ Mexican Petroleum
at iT4A, off !. Reading at I1A. up y
atrhi-on at ~, up Y Bethlehem Steel
n a. ~. off x International Paper at
TIN. unchanged. Southern Pacific at
sts. up y Marine at ~. up = Ameri-
can WOODEN at ifs, off i. BALDWIN at
iiin. off v.
Traders sold stocks down early In the
first hour. bot made little headway
Baldwin. after touching al. bounded
hack 20 ites. or stocks were stll In
demand sincistr held around 20.
Low priced rails became sctivs N the
afternoon. With advances Of 10 posnts-
Tho market eiosed higher,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Feb. Is.--c Re-
ceipts. head market steady. Good to
choice steers. fi9gis7s. fair 10 good
steers. skda. common 60 fair steers. 81
%. rood 10 choice cows and hcifern.
fsto0iess. medium 20 good cows and
bsif.rs. fT.soGs.so. Gamers. ts.sogs.se.
bulls. ;sss9f. calves. iTaiT.
Horr---nncciptA. col head. market n
steady. Prime rrred. tis.759lt..s:
rough heavies. sis.ss9fk.Ts; pigs. tho
;it.ssi bulk Of sales. ti59iS.
Hheep--Nhrkst steady. East OF noun
tAins lambs. fT8is. best valley iambs.
tit.koGi7. yearlinr-. tisto01t. veth-
ers. tia0isao. ewes, fiegi1.
iiut,or--City creamery. siIsie Per N.
Eggs-ssice;ed local extras. 10 O t7e per
dos.
Hens-;7 esse per ID: sroii-r.. toc
per 10.
Gsore-toc per 10.
chsese--rripists. ss0,-o per II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Reported by Wireless
Cansdisa Gss~vunens

Canadian eoseruoent
February is--str Redondo. off En-
trance Island. northbound. At . .. m. !:
a,r city 81 Seattle. In Queen Charlotte
Sound. northbound. at Q .. IN.
4. =. Naval Communist stisns
February ft-sr Coaxet. Kobe for
Portland. so miles from Columbia River
at .. m: str wawalona. Yokohama
for Portland. 100 miles west OF Column
bia River at y m. str Admiral Schisy,
Seattle for San Francisco, $50 miles from
Han Frsnctnro at .. M. s;r Annette
Roiph. SO miles from San Francisco at
p. m. str Pred Baster. Everett for
Fan Pedro. ZIG miles from Everett ut 9
.. M: str Latouehe. 20 miles north of
kstchikan. southbound. q, y. m. str
Alameda. passed Cape 81 Flies. bound
for juneau. at .. m; str West Cajoot.
f.STe miles west Of Honolulu at = p. M.
str West Harris. towing Giymonth TO yo-
kohama from sea. $50 miles from Yoko-
hama at = p. m. rtr wshan. viadivos-
tok for Portland. s.sii miles off CO.
lumbia River liehtahIp at p. M: str
West Montop. a.ois miles from Honolulu
at p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
nY MILTON nRONNER

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE pcsky
boll-weevil plus the American cotton
planter plus the American cotton
manufactures have thrown such a
tremendous scare into the great cot
ton manufacturing Industry Of Great
Britain that the government IN be
ing called upon for aid In develop
ing new sources OF suprly OF raw
cotton.
Cotton spinning has always been
one Of England's greatest industries.
when anything hits the cotton trade
England knows hard times. IL was
70 during the civil war when sotton
was not shipped from our southern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Stalls 1911 corn or gloss starch. 10
pkg. fi.zs broom. sac cans. Rluc
Ribbon milk. sc staii ioS. large mack
ercl. t0c each; Cream 81 Barley. leo
pkg. cans nsrdines In oil. 3sc- stall
i'1. bulk mararoni. Ice n; matches be
box. bulk cocoa. &c n. Etaii Isl. ns
dried onions. SIC. Suukisto ranges. zee.
local BpudH. ts..s per 100 ms. stall 10.
cans carnation milk. 1sc. 5bc can pine
apple. .Sc. isrre cans tomatoes. zsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Jones Clan Has
Wedding in Tow

CARDIFF. Feb. is,--Ths clan
Jones was in strong force At n
Welsh village wedding near here.
when the bride. bridegroom. two
bridesmaids. two parsons and the
orEanist--no relation TO one another
were named Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Druggists Out of
Luck in Asnieres

PARIS. Feb. 1--we are passing
thru a terrible crisis here. There Is
not a single sick person In the town
or nelghborlng villages. Unless n
turn for the better comes soon. I
am bankrupt" wrote nm Asnicrcs
druggist explaining his inability TO
settle an account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Peace Treaty Will
Go Into Campaign

WASHINGTON. Feb. fo.-The
peace treaty win 80 into the cain
paiEn, Senator Hitchcock. demo
cratic leader. aaId today.
From present indications. J eS.
p~ct the treaty win ~ IN the cam
paign." said Hitchcock.
Hitchcock views this development
with composure-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

stall 20. fresh ranch egrr. $sc don |;
r.abby's soup Gc can. Gem Nut mayxar-
inc, ssc N. ms. tloe. stalls 1o-s5-sS,
ms. pure lard. s5e. bonsicas brfsket
corned beef. &c n. stalls z1-ss. ie-m-
Kit naIt black cod. $40. smsits. MS
lie; herring, ms &c. Stall AZ. eans
Washington milk. zsc: best large ranch
eggs. Coo don; t5o jar honey. soc. Stall
a.. Maximum. Reliance or ~ J. u. cof-
Zee. Sc. pkRE Lux powder. stc; , pkGs
rnaearoni or spaghetti. 2sc. stalls ss-1s.
1sc Citrus powder, ale. cans c2rnAfion
milk. 3se. Dn. Golden West coffce.
tltG. canse tomatoes. z5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Millerand Offers
to Break Cabinet

PARIS. Feb. is.--Premier Mil
ierand offered resignation Of tho en-
tire cabinet to Paul Dcschanel. the
new president. when he assumed
office yesterday. Il was learned. but
Desehanei refused TO accept. re-
quesfinr Miilerand and his ministers
to retain their portfolios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
February ft-S,r HiEho from Mutfiteo
a; .. m. motor sehr Joseph Pulitzer
from Portland Mt D. mt u. r. l.. n
Bvtfisuro from swiftsure Banks at ..
m: ctr Horace K Baxter from Tacoma
ct s;is p. m
Departures
February 1877 Eidridge for Manila
via ports at 1875 a. m.
February it.-Bx Horare X. Baxter for
ReiiinwhArn at : .. m. str Eastern Guide
for Honolulu 81 y m. str Robin Good :
fellow for Yokohama and Kobe at s:ss
p. fn. str Mukiitso for Tacoma at s.so
q. m: str West lester for Tacoma AZ .
..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Stall ~. carnAtion milk. tan cans
fse stalls 7-s-s. i5c cans Del Monte
pork and beans. 5sc: zoe can corn. 1sfs
IN. can asparagus. soc. stall 20. CO.
coanut. foc n. cocoa. ace and 35c n
CSC coffee. ~ lbs. CSC stalls zc--l.
rhubarb. ise ID. spinach. ite ~; to-
matoes. iso 10. stalls i-t-7. sausage ana
hamburger i5c ~. boiling meat. 1shr
NJ; NE. liver. lie. stail -. fresh
herring. &c NJ. hAiihut. .se NJ: skinned
solen MS ase. StAIls 37-5s. ? zee cans
corn CSC; zoe can tomatoes. lie. dc
Royai baking powder 5te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Chief Soloist at 80

DEVON. Eut. Feb. ia feature
of the festivities at Newton Abbot
institution was the singing OF "A
choir OF - voices composed entirely
OF inmates. Twelve % the men were
over go years OF age. and the chief
soloisi. once the principal tenor In
"a Torquay church. was nearly 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Submit Claims
Against Germans

RAMsGATE. England. Feb. 10
Isle Of Thanst towns have submitted
20 tho foreign office claims for com.
pcnsation from Germany amounting
to over $4,000. mostly afraid
damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Tsh. it.---iaGht reesip,s
snr iif;ins % ihs embargo on Eastern
shipments caused an Increase today In
quotations on grain future. on the Chit
eAEo Board Of Trade following a slight
drop a. the opening. only irt cars 81
corn and 100 ears Of oats were received.
resulting in better cash demand.
Provisions were also higher.
February corn was down Nc az the
opening. fizt. but rained Inc later.
March corn opened at i1sa. Up &C.
and suhseaus advanced an sdditiensi
De-. Nay eufn. down y nt the opepioE.
ttsA. IN later trsdinE gained Ike.
July corn iost ~ at the opening. si.a2s.
bpi rvas 4 . G before the close.
MAY oats vas down y st the opening.
7ssc. but rsined &C lister; July cats.
of sr. a. Tsse q; tho opening. IN later
trading advanced i.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Horse Laugh Is
Deserved, What?

LONDON. feb. is.--Fqod Con.
trolier q. II. Roberts II responsible
for this; Hearing a friend call hts
wife b. an unusual namc--pcgaH ia
he asked the reason. Feminine
II Pegasus. Pegasus was an i'm
MORTAL horse. my wifc's an eternal
nag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Feb. is.--H o g s--nscsip,r.
20 coo head. market .Sc higher. Bulk 81
sales. tisgfNftFt. butchers. fitaftso.
packing. fisgissJg light. sit0it.to.
pigs. tizsaGitsa. rouEhs. tisufste
10 steady. ureg. ft.te8it. butcher
steers, ffso9i5i Gamers and cutters.
ft97.ss. stoek~ts and feeders. stTse
tii.to. coss. ts.tQ0is. calves. tiS1SG
ifTsf.
strong end sc Up. Lambs. ;itte9 also;
ewes. te0it
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stan 2. cottage butts ate NJ: pure
Lard, : ms. eoe. ootEbsrK. sse ~ Etaai
Ia fresh salmon. Use h. MS 1sc
whole salmon. he n. stall ioz. tail
cans Cooperative milk. zSci faii cream
cheese. sae 10, ms. CSC: fresh roasted
coffee, sse n - ms. si.oe. % Pike ST.,
pienIcs. zehc NJ: shoulder Of mutton-
i &c NJ : breast Of mutton. 1oc NJ. stalls
is-zL, 1te Rogers baking powder. zbc'
LAbbys tomato soup. col. ibs- fsytnA.
use EtaIi ITO, pkgs Post Toasties.
sgc. pksn Kalloggs corn flakes. @te.
J No. cans tomatoes. soc.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb is.--Demand ster-
ling opened strong today at sS.soh. up
&c. In tho first half hour sterling roaa
further TO s5Si. Francs opened .,
1897, NJ 20 confines. LIRE 1900. IN II
continues. Marks also showed . slight
increase at .oiobc.
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Public Markets


PIKE PLACE
Stall "a tall can carnation min. 1870.
stall rs. pure fresh milk, i2c at 1894
Pike pL. new sesdless rslsina. z1e m..
sun Maid seeded raisins. z5e pkg; new
golden dates. 5zc. stall &c. ma snelts
z5c. haIihut cheeks goo ID. fresh her.
ring. ms 1so. stAIl %. mems solss
ana heels. s2.2S. ladies' soles and heeis-
100 STALLS 17-z3, Eastern bacon, $50
NJ pot roast 1eo NJ. lamb chops. tic
NJ stan 81, best butter. &c NJ: sew
York cheese, $50 NJ. Stall ~. Dromedary
datea. 7se pkg soc ocedar polish. ssc.
zsc o'CedAr polish. zoe; iarxs cans
milk ssr
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the American crop are West Indies.
Egypt, Sudan, Mosopotamia- Uganda
East Africa. Nyassaland, fRhodesia,
Nigeria, India and part OF Australia
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Frisco Market Status

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. is-Butter>--
Market unchanged.
Esss-Ertfss. Sihc per dos; others
unchanged
Cheese California flats unchanged
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THURSDAY
GTH 10

F1vrt High TtAe
ss11 q m. III n.
Irr~t Low Tide
1878 a. mr. Ill n
~~~ood High Tide
ttis y. m. ios a.
s~~cnd Law Tide
1888 .. m. ts a.
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NAY. GRAIN AND FEED
wholesale Price Per Ton. City Price
sAILINGS FOR SINGAPORE

viii occur every 2s days. under the
new direct line established bv the
Pacific s. s. Co. Rubber Is expected
10 be tle return cargo.
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STEAMSHIP WEST JAPPA. last
shipping board vessel contracted for
at the plant. was TO be launched
at the Ames yard Thursday after
noon at AIS O'Clock.
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II il far easier 10 mend a broken
heart than a broken rib.