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, 1920-06-11

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Publication.

IT is hereby bought to public no.
4 tice that the Government has,
this date, authorized Rev, R. G..
BARROW to perform civil-religious
functions in the Municipality Of St.
Croix.
Government of the Virgin Islands
of the United States st. Thomas
June 8, 1920.
C. G. lIMMONS,
Government Secretary,
, 1920-06-11

\ LII kinds Of artificial floral de-
Assigns for funerals and weddings;
such as wreaths and bouquets, can
be had on short notice from C. A.
GENROW, Floral Artist, who lives
upstairs of the old Armstrong place
in Queens Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
BIG SUPPLY OF
WOOL IS STORED
Sheep Men Attempting to
Force Withdrawal

CHICAGO. May Ig,-Mos~ ohnn
!. 2s5. ooo. 900 pounds virgin wool have
accumulated In the storehousss Of
the world sinca the beginning u the
world war. according To satisfies
compiled by the national shesp and
wool bureau Of America.
When tho worlds wool clip OF ~
IL completed. n few weeks hence. this
amount win be increased 20 ASSOC. 0oo.-
900 pounds. II II expected.
In spite Of the high price Of vol
fabrics. the storehouses Of America
alone contained TOO ,0oo. 900 pounds Of
virgin wool last September. 10
months after the signing Of the as.
misuce. or Io0.oOo.0oo pounds moro
than the country's annual consump-
ton
Tho national sheep and wool b.
rean, which has offices at - 8. Ia
salis st, Chicago. f. attempting 10
forco cloth manufacturers to with
draw virgin wool from the store-
houses thru passage Of tho so-caI1aA
truth In fabric bill now befovU Tn
interstate oommeros COMMITTEES q
both houses Of congress-
The bill h designed TO csmpa1 unD-
ufacturcrs 70 stamp wool" csoeh
with the percentage Of cotton -
sboddy used In its manufacture r.
bill WAS introduced In the houss ef
representatives on January I "
Congressman Burton l. French, Ct
Idaho. Arthur Capper. az Kansns.
introduced the senate bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Houser Exonerated; Barnes
Scores Spokane Grand Jury

officers Of sfs United staass Grain
cospGafinn nsver 1oubtsd the out
cOme Of the investigation into the
conduct Of the North Pacific off,es
under Mr.. How~.
His unassumipg but real d~votson
20 that national service and his
natural conspicuous ability In a.
ministrAuon could produce only q
STORY bsaxtsning % all good citizens.
For three months he he's patiently
awaited the vindication which was
hound TO coma II was dizcouraging
that even In the United States sen.
atn. on the irTesponxhas fnainuations
Of . Spokane grand jury, which did
not have the courage to proceed to
IN Indictment comment assumed the
dsrcajction u . war volunteer who
had shown threc years Of splendid
msrvicA
This outcome emphasizes the SOL
cmn obligation resting on pubic
bodies and pubic Leaders to avoid
bascless attacks on faithful public
rervantA There 10. In America to-
day. IN pobnc speech and in the
pru@. altogether too mech impugn-
ing a motives and malisning Of
chsyuoHnrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
RANK CLRlRIN0s
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Nay iA--prso,s vuv
frarttcnaiiy bw~ ~ the stock mArksa
cpsaine today. TAs usual week - g.
tivity wAs lacking - the bsg1nnfng aDd
thar was no pasttsulay intsrsst directed
~ amp group Of stockAL
United S<atss etssi cVsosd q M. off
fn.srnatscnai Paper. ~. en- = BsId-
win. ~. up y studseAkes, n 3. ~ q I.
rHn,AmsrtoAA. iest. ~ y: American
WOODEN. lesx. up y rsxas Company.
uk. unchanged; southsyu fsarifsc. ssk.
up y; crpeihis. fss, up l.
,Aotcrs featured tradia9 an hour b.
fore ths ciesA shorts In the motor 10
sues found stoeks soasos around prevail
Ing tsveis whom thsy attempted 70 ~
tire thar contrAots 0sudsha sid ~
~. mp IN. ana General Motors vss IN
\ at ssA, Uaitsd States Industrial Al
eohol rcboundcd Z poiuts to ssk Atian-
tie Gulf gAinsd more than points -
III.
Closing isvsis wsrs around the highest
reached on The recovery. Republic Steel
gained = 70 ssh and Bsthishsm
point 70 e3k.
Total sales today wsrs stSsco.
United Stats steel closed 81 s<x. up
y; n.Amsrsean y. iso. yp 3; the "A"
stock wss up ! At ietk Reading. $50.
up y: Industrial Alcohol. SIN. up IN;
General Motora se&. sp y, American
WOODEN. iesx, up y bethlehem D. -.
up y. Baldwin. if7k. up ". southern
Pacific, Nx. ap NJ etudshAher, Tix. Up
IN; United states Rubber. ssh. un-
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

ny purchAatnG the holdingD Of the
Suquasnish Land company at Su-
quamish, Just across the Sound from
Seattle q. II. Broctman q Co. sil
New York block. have come into pos-
se@sion Of Al the vacant property af
that place- The announcement Of
this DIAL has Just been made. The
BroeknAa holdinp aS Suquamish
now amount b about 500 Acres, or
. tsao about . mile square
When q. II. BreclrmAn q the com
pany firvt undertook the develop
ment OF 6uquamish back In 1914, II
had bsen practically untouched by
man SuQuamt,1h atready has q pop
ulauon In excess Of l.ooe people and
has been developed with Is miles Of
good roads and IN miles Of water
mains with morn than 200 subscrib-
CTS Scores Of beautiful summer
homes and camps are located here
and many beautiful yoar-round
homes where Seattle people enjoy to
live. Among the special locations in
the tract just purchased are wooded
lots along the beach and other di.
visions from . auartas Of an acre 70
two and ons-hAlf acres In extent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Marine SCHOOL
WILL STAY HERE
Uncle Sam Trains Men for
Sea. Day and Night

On . tour q u shippins csnens
u tAs country. CAps Irving l.
Evans. dfr~cesw a ths rs<uuiting
seyvics of the Cnited States shipping
board win aSrfvs IN Seattle within
tho NEXT few dHys 70 inspect the
governments frcc schools In navtEa-
ton and marine enEtncaftng and ti,e
work hr1ng dons b. the - training
and Sra nervtcs buraAus a which he
In the had q
Captain EvAns anncuncsp that tne
schools and tho training station IN
Seattle are 70 b permanent institu-
tons. 1hsy ars conducted with \
broad purpose In view and for the
whole American merchant marine
Ths appeal made to seafArtng ussn
thraout the Pacific Northwcsa, urx.
ing tbsm TO study for thor first
paperA o. n they Asp bcsnssd men.
70 make an sffort 10 win prumotion.
has bean answered and thu attend
ancs In the schools has been incrcds-
Ing. Marine enEtncarinG and navi-
Entton schools are conducted At the
Univerusty Of Washington during the
day and a night school In navigation
In room 2oS, Ornnd Trunk dock. Tho
marina ensipeoring schoois are In
charsv cf~proG r. o. EASTWOOD and
tho navtxatiop schools ass In charge
of Prof. J. 3. Gould. with Capt
Frank E. pwtArs ~ AssistAnt Cap
tain rctsss was formerly master OF
ms United stAtes shipping board
steamship For Russell and took the
vessel 70 England and return
In speaking Of the WORK being
done by the navigation school Pro
fessor Gould aid today
Flint lct II b known that The gov.
ernmsnt school In conducted In the
Same mannar ~ any othor navtgA-
ton school That In TO say. the sys-
tom Of instruction In the Individual
coaching system. The student entsrs
At any date. completes his work Is
soon - possible. and takes his az
animation before the local inspectors
without any dalay from other stu
dents
Tho instruction In the schco, Is
fire.. but the student provides him.
self with Bowditch Epitome. lesson
sheets and notebook. total cost Of
which viii b. less than IS.
The requirement to enter the
school consists Of fliins out an ap-
plicaton. which may hp secured
from the Sen Service bureau. 2Io
Grand Trunk dock. and having II
approved BY Capt d. T. Ames.
United States local inspector of
hulls. 500 Securities building. This
insurcg the student before entering
the school that no has tho required
amount of service.
The school will prepare man for
any grade OF license either ocean.
inland or pilots license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
TOO MUCH CLEF
SAYS CALDWELL,
Probes Dismissal of Lieu
tenant Collier

YAsul J. J. AnA6b DDu9y erUAA
ined dry squAd received N nrst -
adjustment Saturday mssning whn
Aotorcyc3e Patro,man Waller Dsnah
and N. p. Andersen were senf hack
10 their old duties and r. y. D0rian.
patroln,an. and 6srgG J. L Am
named To succeed than
Both Andersen and psndA sojecoed
gtrcnuousiy 10 thsir apps1ntment -
the dry squad and suocassfuify Us-
Nod their grievances - Chisf war
rem PafSokunAn ThauAs Noon.
with whom Lieut. C. c. Colnor And
an argument which ultimately I'D 70
his removsi a. dry squaA hsaA. vDs
called before Mayer Chldvsll late
Friday afteSnooa
Mayor CsldweIi grlmsa him and
Declared that ''there hns hosn entayU-
" too much giee exprezse1 ahouf tAe
police station over the removal Of
Lieutenant CoitseY.~ Mc0in vas lis-
mi~ssd aftsf nary.fins hts side Of
the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

HNlANCk -fhs flnanc4a1 aenS
s,url altho st1u unAr gyssf s1snin.
mn fndicAtrd by rcsssvs rAfte u tho
f,dsri reserve system remaining
below ~ por cent has sppaxentiy
pa,r'od thru IN spvfnx crisis with
out disnstsr and sxc-pt for rsiiread
financing WIN not he suhjscted To
heavy strains until nrxt Septesnbar
The financial structure Of the eoun-
Try b nov undar such pressure that
unhssu extraordinary rtepa are taken
- strengthen n during tho summer.
crinis win b. unavoidable when
crops b,gin 20 move IN the carly fail.
Tho best Indication Of the heavy
ssrnin on tho financial structure In
thu fact that corporate financing
during April wNs the largest In any
single month and was zoo per cent
abovs avernxo Now securities IN
suod during April BY railroads and
Industrial corporations amounted 70
st7i. 900. 900. About 20 per cent ef
this went to refund outstanding "
suc. generally At an Increase of tve
or thrue par cent above old rAtes-
F1Eurcs on hotation Of new COM
pAnion aSe even more Sensational.
Total Interpretations dusfng the first
four months Of 1890 amount to a..
100. 900, 900. Before ths var the aver
age interpretations amounted to only
1880. 900. 900; thus In four months
Of 1870 corporations with three timer
no capitalization Of the entire nor.
mai year have bccn launched no
triton Of new companies n therefore
Al nfns tin@ ths rate Of nexWal
ysAn-
Tns pssd vim vAbch NV kssus
of PennsyhvunA ana Nov Y9k
csntsai rsiiruaA bsnds si pr csnt
wsr~ snApped up inA,cAtn that thess
irsues VIM put cut 81 dgur~ ahOvs
TIA actual rnarsEa1 Tor effect On co..
grrs~ and tntssvtafs opsmnerce covn-
mlrrdon-
TIlADK $50 Ksexn snl swAaaanls
trade h In grxve dangW u be1nE
caught between ths millufones At Do
crcnstng psahl1c demand anA inrxsHs.
ing interest," rafss- VIA commercial
credit At par cant ~ higher. any
aiackening Il demand vii sQueeze
out many msrchantn- MS cpodit,on
is acoentizafed By ths niiruad situa-
ton
Tbe 1agrss q salkTunA csneasf1sn
has ban osncAalRd frun n general
public II h NV bagtnninG 10 affect
factories thruout The esuntry. Many
a
nnss saEssn than in DscsznhsE. luz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Tried to Beat 1t
Too Near the Coma

". X. SHELTON. 20. Portland. owed
a weeks room rent 1t the Reynolds
hotel. 40 Fourth ave-. and he hadn't
a nickel to his name. So he threw
his grip out a rear window. Unfor.
tunately Capt T. l.. Hedges saw the
grip soaring thru the air from his
window at the police station. -Four
patrolmen greeted Shelton whom he
appeared In the alley TO grab his
grip. Now he y bsins Investigated
BY the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

NEW FORK. Nay is.--Bassiss AZ
lacks On public servants and . ts.a-
ency toward tne muuh tmpugning II
motives and maligning a character In
pubic epecch and ne prs<s. vure
condemned bsrs today b. Julius H
IarpsA United stAtss wheat dircc
tor. In commenting on the statsmsot
ivs,od By ths attorney general In
Washinxton on she rerens invostiEn-
ton rcgnrdfng ehs ornAuct Of tAe
GRAIN euporntAsn sffscs a. PsrsiAnd.
Oregon. By MAJ r. He1e1.
Houwr. wne y ss1SDd v4os prcsi-
dent a sAe sr~fn cooperation. re-
ocivsA fun sxonersstoa h r~spsge ~
the charge mAds BY = grand jury ~
spokans . few months ago. which
Alleged that b haA nAds iEnprUper
uss Of .hAs puutttsa With ths grain
corporation. whicA rssssftsd b ~
us1as prufitD = chs Portland r1our>
ing Aills o. and tn Pacific Grain
Co.
HOUSER CONTIGUOUS
In NATIONAL SERVICE
In hin enmmamt BaSnas aid:
Tho wheat director and the Other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
USE AIRPLANE
TO CARRY film
Gets to Portland in Time for
Show

Two movie managers. Q csupss Of
aviasors and . spssdy Curtis Orso,e
drplane hung up . record and saved
Portland movie fans q Aisappeint-
ment in y little spesd drasnA enasted
Saturday morning.
Tia nlm Of William YNSuuR. in
Tho Adventurer.- Distributes ~ the
oraster Theatres corporation hDre.
missed tho midnight train fr Port
land Friday by five minutes II was
70 begin showing Saturday nooa-
When he was tnformed of tls -
news BY long distance Saturday
morning. the manager of the Pert
land show house dispaachsA AsiaAnrs
Victor Vernon and O K JeenUy
from Portland 70 Lake visx, near
Tacoma In the meantime. Tia film
had been rushed thsse from ssakf1s
By auto, % all they - DO Wa
pick n up ana HE tn ~ - tbs
Rose City. where they s-Red just Ia
time Or the IL O'Clock show.
The return trip was mads In 60
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
TO CUT OFF 100
CARS Per DAY
Henderson Recommend
Economies to Mayor

During tn first rnm ussuffn II
This yvAs. tfse municipal strvst or
ryutun paid out Just ss4151a-Ss more
than n took m
Thfr was tho stafssnent Of fsupewtn
tsrdant az Railways d. w. Hsnder'
son. m AZ official communication 10
Mayor Cnidweil saturday.
On March Il. the railway fund
was ovcrsirAsn tf7s.,ss. souo~dinG b
Henderson
A r~duefion sf 100 car houss dAily.
'cffeutins . saving of 5000 . month.
win serve 90 out down e1psnses for
May. Henderson believes that de-
cAded mcrrAss In revenue vii b e.
fcctcd by tho jitn~y regulation bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Manly's Review of
Trade Conditions

VIM a. eSvRHDaus TOOK Svw o,e
ruadR-
INDUBYHY~-Ths financial conf
ton Of AmsrtAn iDdustrial corpors-
tons has hssn camouflai-od during
war yeasB by the CREATION Of large
hidden reserves. An example IN the
General Electric company, which In
three year.. i9iGisis. charged off
% y per cent of book value OF plants
for depreciation In the balance
sheets Of the company trade marks.
patents and good Will which could
be valued At millions are valued at
zero. This is not at all an ercep-
tionai case. United States Bteel and
scores Of other industrials az In the
same condition.
The formation Of the British En-
pire Steel corporation brings the
steel buHinem Of the entire world
under control Of two great corporate
groups. United States Steel and Brit.
ish intsr-sts represented In the Cana,
dian merrer. Control OF oil IN airni.
larry divided Ansto-Amertcan reiA-
tons and psrhaps peace OF the en-
tire World depends ON whether these
financial groups can reach an agros-
mcnt or decide TO fight
Unlees the railroad situation b
rapidly straightencd out n coal
shortage " . nanace- Car shortage
has cut mine output To half fulLuDs
capacity. Unless this situation Is ~
iievsd u win mean moro trouble
with the nina vorken. v1se even ~
prevent wages cannot i've % tvo
days n wcek-
CJsOPA~-Tha 1prsDo euuBt 0n1ky
m deciding ths cass involving thu
federal harm loan sct b having .
Hvu sffseas rssu1a not eniy frun
vfthboiasng q barn hsan board
funds but even mars fsvrn n fact
that fcdesal inn.ns ssrvo ~ an auto
matte check On apAc1ty e psfvafs
bankArA PrsOnrs ahooh - fAx ~
powfhss - bsvns1A upsn the 10
pre9ys court - ls11dD ths eAss b.
foss summsr sdjournment
IAn0R--LAbcr Win b msre e.
nrctfvs psssssually this ~ than ssSr
before. a. Labor yin have more 20
tenstai voters. eincs 1915 more than
hAf Q miIiiou have been nsturalizcd
Crraf inczeAas IN organized Abors
strength Among c,ss1osi workers. and
others ao-ustomed 10 vote tndcpenA-
entity. a. A lzryer proportion Of
votes registered ~ the roguit Of &C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Seattle Chickens
Feel a Bit Restive

A spirit Of unrest has fallen upon
the chickens Of the city. Ma E1im-
beth Paddell $500 Latona ava, ~
ported = the police saturday morn
ing that . turkey gobblsr next door
raised 20 much Of q disturoanes
mornings she could not siesp. Mn.
A. Poindcxter. at S<th ava n.
complains that the chickens neat
door are mcnAcing her garden. Like.
wise. Art Mcclure $50 Elliott avo.
NJ. made . similar complaint against
the chickens owned by his next door
neighbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
CALLS MEETING
ON PLANE SITE
County Commissioners
Have New Offer

Afser = tour Of fnspectton of prc-
posed airpiape landing fiesds with
Edward Mo0rAfh. superintendent Of
railway mail usnsportAtton In Scat
Tie. and Claude c. Ramsay. chairman
of the county commissioners. Posi-
master Battle said Saturday morning
that the Sand Point sfts win I'M
doub'cdfy b RECOMMENDED To The
postal dcpartment
The decision r~stsd chiefly with
McGrath. who vas rscontiy appoint
ID In ohary. Of the air NAH service
hero The Rand Point site Of appruxt
matsiy $50 acres would rnaks IN idsAi
landing feid. be declared n can Be-
approached with euuai fAr1lity ffum
AL dir~cttons hs poinssd out and
with the sheitase - cove ~ hand could
b. uscd by both land and seA plAnca
Chairman Ramsay has carsd .
meeting Of the county commissioner
for II e'ctonk MondAy morning 70
consider the proposition of obtaintng
the Sand Point sta II h undsrutood
that n vexy reasonable ofrw has ~
rrady bcen trndr~d The osmsnfttsA
In addition 10 n ~ - IN airpAns
terminal. suGxuses Mcf1rafA. the lsca-
ton and surroundings Of Sand Point
40 mast suitable for = county-cfty
park- bounded BY ar vcsaA with .
large epso mmdov aispinx Gentiy 10
ths shcre Of Lake WashAngsoa. .
rvnrcatson spot superior b any OF -
at;ls'. natural playground ocuid b
made a. small exp-usa
In the meantime. wfsfAs sfss hoard
Of county oonintuionr9 and cthars
are carrying ON tire cnxhpAAxn 70 ~
curc this sta postal officials are ~.
ranging with the Canadian authovs
ties for . test man psAne fiight from
Seattle 70 vAnosuv~s a. Victoria and
return. to take pinns IN the mar fu-
turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Ed Smith Given
Everett Hearing

Ed Smith. confessed whisky snug
gler. who Wa captured shortly after
he and n companion set nrs TO the
launch 2<3-L. in an attempt to D.
strvy the cargo Of liquor she carried.
was given . final hearing before
United States commissioner Francis
w. Mansfield. a. Everett. Saturday.
Deputy United States Marshal nd
win r Tobey was to bring Smith to
Seattle Saturday Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Waterfront Bosses
Declare Open Shou

Announcement BY Local 3s.i1. Of
tho International Longshorcmen's
association. that they haA declared
the waterfront strike or Friday, has
ocen followed By tho announcement
Of the Waterfront Employers union
that open shop would be maintained
on tho waterfront and the further
announcement that the employers
would establish . headquarters ad.
taccnt to the waterfront to serve as
An employment center and a place
for tho waterfront workers TO spend
leisure time whiis waiting for EN-.
ploymcnt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. May lS---H ge--Receipts.
$4,000 head; market fsc lower. Bulk Of
sales. tls.s0Glt,sei packing. tisssais.
iishs; nn@nso; pigs. sis.ssoiaas;
cattis-Reccipts, s.see head; market 10
2Sc to zoe lower. Reef. Sie.bo0il;
butcher steere S7.7seisss; tanners and
cuttcra tb6sbo. stockefs and feeders,
UW0nss; cov@ eis.se0iti cAivsA
eio7J0i3,
shscp--Rscsipts. 5000 head; massss h
SOC .levsr. LAmbA ti6teo3e; sw@.
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
y BrxINvcss orrowrrNrTIns

ssos onows TO 5000, 900 -.
Drc Mans Experience In tn. OIL
r.~sse Busin~as'
JuaEe Day. formsr y JSs,lo. Of DC
s parrS.S.S s" 10 nut ., 500 N = ,ea..
doai yaserssy sftsrwssd his rrsrpd
came bsok and ASKED for sssyshw
five hundr~d Judge Day uauss
scros~.- but made II very pAatn II
wss for tho last time.
,eai h ~ srs , H. .sn T asiisr N
his inter~sta Then judge Day b.
came intercatsd
Today his holdings amount q about
nye million dollars all - One ~
sot OF the ftrrt "fiier IN l.s.es-
cause hts time IL fully taken up In
so:hins after hts personal business
Three year. ago Judge Day wcusd
consider dealing In Leaves ~ .
gSS,r,s Gamble: sst ,9,aAy he nne ~.
Today the off Industry is one 81
tho greatest
I handle only legitimate ,eas~s IN
good formation. and while there 10
in the real estate business or any
othor. no one ever lost q penny
that has purchased icase~. and
many have doubled thair money.
and uobicd II In tho past 10 dsyr.
Come In and So me- talk " over act
quick. for wallis are coming In
daily. and tho leases arc Eoinx up
TEXAS LEASES
10 scrss cost you sioo. t;s dSvs asA
eso per month
20 serss cost you sise and yn
Guiding geological report informa-
ton given
500 American Bank BUILDING
Corner Second and Madison
Tslephono Elliott tsba.
GROCERY STORM wfrl FfNR
.sSosi " S.sas ,' ss:i.. ss'% ana 'i ne:
80. ,pMn n nAH..M
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
WANfED-ro HEAR rR0M OWN
or Of rood business for saiA Htnte
cash price. fun description u. n.
Bush. Mlnneapoiia MINI
Is PERSONAL
PERMASENT HAIR WAVING.
naFcsiis,nY hsnna pack for gray
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

SAN JOSE May lS.--Ray Dan
nell. wanted for the allsred msr0.r
q his two fcstsr children n Aglnmi.
OKLA. has escaped to the foe<hlIlu Of
the santa Crus mountains.
Ws1l b lucky u 10 eaAeh 49,
6heet6 LyiC said today.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Would Regulate
Sale of Sugar

WARRINGTON. May ib.--Sugnr
dealers would be required 10 sell
their holdings according TO uniform
prices filed with the federal trade
commission or pay a tax OF two cents
n pound on all sugar sold. under
bin introduced In the house today by
Representative Steenorson. Mime
EOta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15

NEW YORK. May is.--rorstgn az
change vas steady at tho opening today.
Demand sterling opened up Nc st
sssih: franc chseks. is.a7e. up cen
timas, lire cheokA 1o.t7c. up 8 centimss
marks. demand higher ~ i.0sc. cabies OF
lose: Canadian dollars, zoe,
Demand sterling closed At e1aiA, CO.
blss Ss.s3M; demand francs, Is.f1e. ca
bies ib.toc iirv demand io.s7c. cables
ao.s5c: marks demand iesc. cables aess I:
Canadian dollars. saoSN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-15
Says Valley Line
Increase Likely

That the Rainier Valley line may
increase their fares from stx to
seven cents on Juns .. II city au-
thorities do not protest was the
declaration of Mai. Carl Reeves. su-
perintendent Of public utilities Sat
uryfay