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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
CHANGE HUDSON
BAYS terminal
Road May Hit Tidewater at
Fort Churchill

OTTAWA. Ont Aug. Fort
Churchill Instead OF Fort Nelson. Il
suggested as tho tidrwafrr terminal
OF tho Hudson Bay railway In n re-
port submitted BY tho special COM
mission appointed by the Dominion
government 10 investigate the road
II this change In tho original plan In
made. II viii considerably icngthen
the road. bu, II will open UP a rich
mineraibcarinK region. II viii also
postpone the compilation Of the road
at lraH, until next year and possibly
for several years.
Tho report calls attention 90 the
fish and marine animals In Hudson
bay which tho read would make
commercially valuable. II strongly
endorses tho suggestion Of Niihtai.
muir stcfanuon. Arctic explorer.
that the breeding Of reindeer and
muak.ox be taken up extensively In
tho region. II points out that the
gold. silver and copper mines already
in operation are extremely rich and
have only scratched the mineral
wealth OF the country.
steel has been laid from n connec-
ton with the Canadian National ruii.
way at The Pas within less than 100
miles of Port Nelson. The roadbed
has been built for tho remaining din-
lance. Large sums OF money have
been expended in dredging n harbor
at Port Nelson and In building docks.
Western Canadian interests this
year peutioned the government 70
complete tho road as soon AZ posi-.
bic. BY the Port Nelson route the
road wo,sd shorten by 1000 miles
the railway haul OF grain and com.
moditicg bound for European mar.
kets from the prairie provinces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09

Port Anxsiss--Arrtyed August Q; Str
Nukiltso with bgs HIx BONANZA durins
the night. Passed In str Nome City at
a IN. Dspsr;sds Hktn Russell Havtside.
towing. yesterday. Passed In August ..
A large two-masssd freight steamer. with
black aft
Yokohama--Arrtved August .: str De-
light from Seattle
san Pedro--Asrivsd Angus, : str Al
rniral sebrro from Seattle via Orsar
Fails. a. G.. str Pr~aidsnt from san FRAN
cisco.
Han Francl.co--Arrivsd Angus; q: SIR
ADMIRAL Dewey from Seattle At a. IN I.
ctr Klamath from Tacoma and Everett Al
A. m. yacht ON Time Again from
Seattle at a. m.
Port Townsr sd--passef In August q,
str Brcokdais for Seattle at T;i0 o. m 7.
str Cross Keys for seattle at $40 q. m-
Beiiingham--Arrtved August D; Str
Brookdale from Honolulu via San Fran.
cisco and Seattle.
Evsr~st--Arrived August .: Ser West
Notu. from Seattle.
Tacoma Sailed August q STR Admiral
Evans for Seattle at al .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Seattle Is in 18th
Place on Paving

Scattle's 100000 square yards OF
modern pavement gives her the nth
place among wcll.paved cities. nc.
cording to paving census OF i4O
leading American cities that has
just been completed by the Asphalt
association OF New York. With 49,.
10000 square yards OF pavement,
New York ranks first. Chicago sec.
ond. and the following cities In the
order named Philadelphia, Los An.
geles, Kansas City. Portland. Ore.
Baltimore. Buffalo, Cincinnati, oma.
ha. Seattle, San Francisco, Wash.
ington and Toledo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Miners Conclude
Weeks Session

The biennial convention OF the
Washington district OF the United
Mine Workers. including "a unions of
coal mine workers. closed Saturday
after strenuous week. The new
working agreement between the dis.
trict organization and the Washing.
ton Coal Operators association. GOV.
ering virtually all the coal mines In
the state, was ratified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09

CHICAGO. AUG. s.--H s--Rscelpts,
$4,000 head. market steady 10 higssr.
Bulk Of sales. fittkgtseS. butchers
ff17s0issS. packing. tts7gBitso.
ropxhs. tis.5S0is
Cattis--n Receipts. 1890 head: marke,
steady 90 strong. Beef. tiess8i7.zts
butcher steers. ts9ttto. tanners and
cutters. ita7. stocksrs and feeders. ts8
titko. cows. tf6t1ae. calves. titgfs6o
mostly ste lower. Lambs. S7.seuii. swes.
f.ulG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
WHEAT GAIN IS
AGAIN OFFSET
Chicago Pit Closes at Sat-
urday's Levels

CHICAGO. Aug. She Improved
weather conditions over . large por-
ton of the grain area today Offset
pesslmistio military news
from Poland and future prices. after
an early bulge. closed 81 practically
Saturdays ieveiA
December wheat opened at t3ss.
up 3hc from the close at Saturdays
short scsslon. and closed AZ s13:
March was also shsc higher At the
start. but later lost tho same mar
gin. closing at s. s5is.
There was heavier trading In corn
than wheat September corn was
lac UP at the opening. but closed
at stt5rs. off tac. December corn
opened at si.ssA. of nc. and later
lost : NC.
September oats op~ncd &C higher
at 73A C. closing q, rose: December
opened a, 1oac. up nc. but closed
ic lower.
Provisions wer. irregular. despite
higher hog market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Foreign Exchange

NFW YORK. Nur. o-FofeiFn on
change opened weak today. Sterling de-
mand was off &c at ti.s04. An upward
tr-nd during tho first half hour foiisrwsd
however. and at i0iso sterling wss
quoted at iasiA. Franc demand opened
q. 7.oic. lire demand at S.oie and marks
demand at 7iSc.
Sterling. after dropping to t;.so. ratified
3iss TO CSC net.
The market continued steady toward
the close. Sterling closed firm At f1s7S.
off ~ e for the day. Other quotations
sersg Francs. demand Tie. lire. demand
soge; marks. demand 2ftc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
BRISK TRADING
AT LOCAL MART
Cantaloupes Arrive From
Eastern Washington

The first canialoupcs grown eaH,
OF tho mountains to appear In tho
local market this season were re
coivcd Monday morning from We.
natchce by the. Bohlkc Fruit com
pany. standard crates sold for fi.75
TO 81. which II 70 cents 10 81 above
the current figure at which Turlockn
from California are quoted.
Trading Ia all lines OF fruit and
vegetables WINS brisk. with prices on
tn. whole steady.
No change in the butter and cheese
market Eggs are firm at ts cents
"A dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Gas Situation Here
Stays Unchanged

No change In the gasoline situa.
ton was reported by the distributing
companies In Seattle Monday.
Union and Standard are selling Mt
2s cents gallon. Shell at 20 and
Wadhams OIL Co. thru N. A. c. sta.
tons are dispensing imported wy.
oming gas at 80 cents a gallon.
The Standard tanker El Segundo
Is due In Seattle about August IL.
officials of the company announced.
with the regular quota for this dis.
trict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
From Weather Bureau

TATOOAN INisANI. Aus - 4. u :
Rising barometer clear with iikht foE
sind southeast. eight miles an hour.
Passed onts Str Richmond with hEe 40.
Is during tho night str WApama at
q. m. Outside. bound la. A four-maeted
Finhsrm.n report that tho sehs
William nowden 10 b@raimad five miles
.oath Of rmatiiia iight Passed Ia. A
four -rnsstrd nchoorer a. $50 q. m.
August SIS A. FALLING barometer,
clear. light east sind- 10 A. M--rnssssi
In; SIR Fiavia at pso a. fn- t,io y. NJ
Clear. Wind southNr.t. eight miles Al
hour. Passed In; ffktn Puako at s..o y.
M. signaling '.pliet waited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
State Boards in
Lumber Hearing

state public service commissions
OF Oregon. Washington and Idaho
started Informal hearings OF lumber.
men and heads OF lumber carriers
Monday In the assembly rooms Of
the Chamber Of Commerce In connec.
ton with railroad rates OF logging
PRODUCTS on Northwest railroads.
The meetings are expected TO be
completed Tuesday. No formal an.
nouncement Of the findings will be
made at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09

VANCOUVER. ~. C.. Aug. s.--Jap.
aneso who recently purchased con.
siderable timber area IN tho northern
part OF the province. are again &C
tive In that direction. having begun
negotiations. II In learned here. with
tho North American Timber com.
pany. OF Minneapolis. for further
purchases.
Surveyors for the japanese have
lately extended lines over "A wide ter.
ritory. announcing their intention Of
acquiring enough timber 20 warrant
construction OF several sawmllis and
n paper mill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Stock Exchange Is
Begun at Shanghai

A stock exchange with capital of
moro than $1,000. 900 has been opened
In Shanghai. II In the first Chinese
exchange and has four departments
dealing In stocks, cotton and cotton
yarn, provisions and oil. Expansion
into other fields is planned and 100
brokerage firms are already listed in
the exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Pioneer Alaska
Navigator Dies

Capt John c. Downing, pioneer
Alaska navigator. died suddenly sat.
ureiay at hts home at s6ss 6oth ave.
$. w. from heart disease. Capt.
Downing FIRST shipped when he was
is years Old. and made his first run
10 Alaska IS years ago.
In 1900 Capt. Downing was as
signed 10 the transport Seward and
for four years carried troops 10 the
Philippines. AFTER which he again no
sumed hts Alaska run. Prior TO his
death. Captain Downing was In com
mand OF the Redondo for the Alaska
Steamship co. The body Is at Bon.
ney.watson's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09


ssAris 1911. . pkrn corn sAxe& use:
Dali Mason Jars. pfa CSC. cts. e'.es. .
cans corn or peas. soc stall los. bars
ivory soap. ssc. Economy Jar caps 3io
doz cans Booths sardines. ssc. spa
xhes,L iSc can. Stall its fre.h ehurned
butter. Z rbs ft..s. cheese. tSc n. stalls
iis-i.i. potatoes. taco cwt Sugar stall.
or Westlahe Special flour. Ss.3s. Certen-
NAL Best flour. s1.ss.
SANITARY.
stalls ,e-.:. Borders or Cooperative
milk. for zsc. Rogers peanut butter.
zoe IN. nut margarine. iSo 10. lbs.
u pure honey. soc pit: Tsc et Stalls
1t-ss. packages creamsttes. tbc; Mazda
oil tzso per gallon. packages corn
fiAko~. .sc. ) It's. white bean. ssc-
CORNER
stan fc.. fresh sgra CSC dor-: dor.
81. 10. full cream cheese. 2sc ib.. cans
Cooperative milk. zee Stall :. pot
roasta. loo. lamb roarts. 1850 IL. pork
rossts. gSc 10. steer steaks. Ice Ii. fresh
Killed chickens soc 10. local bacon. 3so
10. smoked shouidsrs ssse. Stalls -
beef 7e 10. hamburger. Toe 10. lamb
chops. zoe
ECONOMY
stalls HAS. , lbs. lima beans. ssc: 3
ihs- siam head rice. ssc; t.lh. can NJ J.
Il. coffee. t2.ts. Hills Red can coffee. sec
ID. lbs fancy head rice. ssc- stall 90.
sec ccffee. ibs ti.io; Ms ti.so. tsc
Royal baking powder. ssc. hot fresh
roasted peanuts ibs ssc. ibs. soc.
PfkE PLACE
stall II. fine cane sugar, ibs. CSC; Z
lbs. soc stall ~. pure, fresh milk. lie
~
isxc stall 1855. extra heavy Jar rub
bers. dox ssc. tomato catsup. plnts.
isc. Stall 1898. fresh ranch eggs. ssc
dor. cube sugar. lbs csc. = packages
corn flakes. .se. California white beans.
4 ibs. ate. large Ivory soap. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Farmer Is Killed
in Plunge of Auto

AURORA, Ore. Aug. 9.--crashing
Thru the railing OF the Pudding river
bridge with his automobile. Philip
OFT. -. was almost instantly killed
near this city last night The ma
chine plunged 20 feet. ont, a far.
mor OF Hubbard. Ore. suffered a
fractured skull. He died few min.
utes after the machine was lifted
Off his body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Vancouver Seeks
Grain Business

VANCOUVER. u. c.. Aug. a.
Canadian shipping interests are plan
ming on entering a more extensive
grain shipping business 10 England
thru this port and by way OF the
Panama canal Vancouver II oonsld.
cred nm especially attractive port BE-
cause u n open turnout the year.
while Montreal. Tho present leading
port. IL closed by ioo five months In
each year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09

Auruss Str city 81 Seattle from
Southeastern Aiaskan porte AZ Ssis .. m /:
str Crors Keys frern Singapore via ports
at i;so .. M. str Hrookdale from Homo
lulu via San Francisco at tos2s' A. m
str None city from san Frnacisro at ! 10
p m ssr Admiral Esans from Tacoms
az s .. m sfr Prince Hupert from rrtnev
Rupert. IA c.. via ports At o. IN
sailed
August s--str nreeNdai- Tor Honoiaiu
IA Beilrrhsm at as .. m. str West
xotus for Buenos Aires via Ey~rstt and
Port Ludios at sss5 .. m. str Richmond
for san Franchise via Point Wells .,
itsts q m. str santa Ana for South
eastern Alaskan ports At t;ts y. IA. str
Tyudareus for Vancouver ard Conner. ~.
c.. at ais - m. sts Horace X Bsxt~r
foe saa Franeisco via Eagle Hafbor at
tao o. M. str Prince Rupert for Prince
Rupert. ID. C.. via ports at IL y m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Loot of "Window
Dressers" $4,000

Detective Giles Humphrey has re-.
covered merchandise and cash total
ing $4,000. the loot OF the window
dressers" gang now in the city Jail
He found silks. valued at $3.50 in a
rooming house at Seventh av. and
Spring st. Sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Files Suit Against
CITY for $4,000

Mrs. Kowena @. Benadon has filed
claim for $4,000 damages against
the city for the death OF her hus-
band. who was killed by an Everett
in,erurban at WeStlakc ave. and
Halliday NJ. on July 7. Mrs. Bena-
don claims the city was negligent in
maintaining on the corner where her
husband was killed platform built
too close 20 the tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Building Permits
Nearly 100000

With permits totalInR sS,p2f,075,
building for the first seven months
OF this year has been approximately
the same MS that OF the correspond.
ing period In 1919. according to the
July statement OF the city building
department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
To Publish Rail
Wage Boost List

CHICAGO. Aug. e.-The railway
labor board announced today that IL
would publish tomorrow the wage in
crease awards In the case OF 10000
railway express employees thruout
the country.
The case was taken up after the
recent disposal Of wage increases 10
railway workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Exhibition Given
of Alfalfa Crop

An exhibition OF the results Of OK.
perimcnts to develop varieties OF corn
and alfalfa adapted TO soil and cli-
matte conditions in Western wash.
ington was held by the Snoquaimie
District Farm bureau nj the farm Of
j. W. sim, crop leader. nj his farm
three miles south OF Duvsil this az
tcrnoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
BIG DOCK BEGUN
AT KIRKLAND
First Constructed on Lake
for Ocean Commerce

Construction has already begun on
the first hlg dock for ocean'going
commerce In Lake Washington, to
be built az Kirkland by the Camp
bell MN company, at cost OF APP.
proximatcly .o0e. ships are al
ready under charter To handle the
output from the bis lumber dock.
which will be rushed 60 completion
and In use within so days. according
tn the mill company,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Hulse Files for
Superintendent

Thomas +. Huise. for three years
assistant superintendent OF county
schools. has filed his candidacy for
the republican nomination for super.
intcndcnt TO succeed A.. =. Burrows
superintendent. who In not eligible
for reelection. Hulse has had 81
years experience In school admins
tration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09

Jap blood and satd were spilled
Sunday night. when three Japs took
on some Of tho liquor. n product Of
their own stili. and then started cut
ting each other. Motorcycle Officers
w. w. Dench and r. H. Moui;on
broke sp the party and arrested X.
Kolayashi. 30. and A. Sa,,o. 20. The
third Jap escaped thru a rear win.
dusx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
$1,651,976 Given
County Schools

Thomas II. Hulse. assistant county
superintendent Of schools, announced
with the last school appropriation OF
s115,072 this week. that 1851, s76
had been given TO county schools
during tho last year. This figure
represents an increase OF s147, 320
over last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Treasury Notes
Free From Taxes

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.--The
treasury department today an.
nounccd an issuance Of $50. 900. 900
Of per cent treasury certificates,
dated Angus, is. They will be
cxemp; from all present or future
incomes. excess and war profits
and inheritance taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Rate War Likely
on Pacific Freipht

TOKYO. Aug. with the failure
OF. all lines shipping out OF japanese
ports to arrive Mt a standard freight
rate. n rate war on the Pacific Is be.
ing predicted. The British. French
and Dutch lines appear to be the
ones that are holding out. II is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Merchant Buyers
of N. w. Meet Here

More than 900 delegates to the
eighth annual Northwest Merchant
Buyers week are expected 70 visit
seattle Monday for the opening ses.
sion. More than 1000 are expected
before the meeting closes Tho ban.
auet VIII be held Wednesday even
Ing at the Hotel Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
While He Bathed,
Others Were BUSY

J. y. Hogan gave his body a swim
Sunday near his home at Bofhell.
During tho midsummer pastime
someone took a silver cigaret case
and 81 bill from his pockets. Two
boyz. both ~. are being investigated
Monday by Juvenile authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09

PORTLAND. Aug. o.-Buttsr--ttc per
ID.
EgRr-ts a SEE per dor
Hsns-sb q zee per III. hrofiors. Is &c
per 10.
Chosso-Tripists. 81 q 15o per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
WHEAT CAR
SITUATION
IMPROVING
Kansas Farmers Protected
Financially Until Shortage
Is Overcome
ny EDWIN u. RIDER

KANSAS CITY. Aug. ASK n
Kansas farmer what he thinks about
Cox or Harding or whether Babe
Ruth will make IL 30 home runs this
season and he'll reply by asking II
you happen TO know where he can
get wheat car.
Tnnsportation--th all Kansas
y thinking about these days.
For the lack OF cars Is delaying
pay day for mammoth wheat crop.
The hack Of cars has put "A strain on
the country's banks. which IN turn
have taxed to the limit the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--Monsy on call. Z
per cent. sis months, per cent: msrcan.
tile paper. ca per cent
bar silyer-i.ondon. ssxc; New York.
oshe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Reported by Wireless

August str ketchikan Off Cape Cal
vert. sogthbound. At .. m. str Admiral
Rodrnan in Toimie channel. northbound.
AZ $50 D. m. str Admiral Goodrich a;
ocean Falls. southhounf. at $50 .. m
4. =. Naval Commu nientions
August s--str Elihu Thomson towing
bye Fresno. Akutan for Tacoma. Oft Pys
Ialand at y. m str Richmond. Seattle
for San Francisco. towing bye NO %, ks
miles from Seattle at .. m. str Argyll.
Port san f.uis for Seattle. COS miles from
Seattle at .. m. str Queen. Aan Fran
cisco for Seattle. 40 miles from Seattle
at .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
SITUATION IMPROVED
IN LAST FEW WEEKS

However. the car shortage Is
sllghtiy improved over three or four
weeks ago.
ut looked mighty dark n month
ago. but more cars aro coming into
Kansas now" says J. c. Mohlcr. sec
yetAry OF the Kansas state agrieui-
turo board.
Railroad officials here say about
- cars OF wheat arc coming into
Kansas City a day now. rs compared
70 500 and 500 a year ago.
al the present rate. II win take
Two years TO get the wheat out OF
lennms." declares Governor Alien.
The 1919 crop was i.s.0oo.oo bush.
~. Twelve months after II was har.
vested. the hroken-down trlnsporta-
tion system stili has at least $4,000,
Then add the present bumper crop
estimated ~ from Ia. 200. 600 TO e0o..
ooe.o0o bushels.
uANKERS
ST1M1STIC
How Is Kansas. rich In wheat. but
short on cash. going 10 fight Its way
0ut OF this situationY
Deputy Governor Worthington Of
Tie Federal Reserve hank. l. opti-
Utstic over the financial situation.
I'VE frightened all other lines OF
credit Inst spring just 20 BE- ready 10
care for the agricultural interests. g
aid Worthinxton- "AlI banks which
have been run on a sound basis have
nothinE to fear"
T. r. Swinney. president OF the
FIRST National hank. casually men
toned that his bank had borrowed
~. 900. 900 last spring from the Fed
eral Reserve hank to care for Its
country correspondents. "And it's
already coming back" said Swinney.
J. w. Perry. president OF the Ma
ttonal Bank OF Commerce. said the
Kansas banks have all been cared
for and that there Is no danger Of
suffering this winter because the
wheat cannot Be marketed.
II think this period win prove Of
0BoAt value" Perry declared. There
wsn't Be any suffering. but the tight
money market win check reckless
Oending.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
Silk Yarn Still
on Price Decline

Sink and cotton yarn In Japan are
sfiii slumplng. on July Is silk yarn
declined 10 Lice yen bale for stand
ard quality. which lis the lowest fig
ar" recorded so far In the recent de-
precision.
According 10 Paris physician.
premature badness Is due TO some
trouble with the teeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
ShipNeWS
Tides in Seattle
MO>n
AUGUST o

tir.t low Tide
ettt n. ni. -cs n
First nigh Tide
ttet y m. 81 Il.
seeond low ride
lttp D. M ~ a.
second ti,Eh ride
tisss p. m. ne r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-09
TUESDAY
At0. 10

Mrs, low Tide
Z 10 a m. --oss n
First lttxh Tide
ssSa = IN. iot n.
second low Tide
Esss p M IL II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Crop Is
Greatest on Record
(Conunned. from page one.l

(Conunued. from page one.)
Sugar beets, s.97O,O0O tons; condi-
tion, 1914.
Production BY States.
Condition on October / and pro-
duction forecast Tin thousands OF
bushels !. q. thousands omitted), OF
important crops by principal produce
ing states, follow:
Oats:
ia.
Indiana, condition 95 and 7G,342.
Illinois "a and 1b0.692.
Michigan % and 55,67t.
Wisconsin 90 and 1866 $50.
Minnesota 9G and 120,750.
Iowa 90 and 2I4,5OO.
Missouri 93 and 1928.
North Dakota SO and be,32S.
South Dakota "a and $4,000,
Nebraska 9b and 1865.
Kansas 93 ana 56,92S.
Spring wheat;
MINNESOTA. GS and 1852.
North Dakota So and 65,6g2,
South Dakota &C and 26,6O4,
Montana 90 and 1850.
Washington 81 and 90, zoe.
Corn: go
Ohio 90 and I56.121.
Indiana 9s aid 192,4O6.
Illinois as and 3O1.0b5.
Minnesota 80 aud III, abI.
Iowa 93 and 42G,S7O.
Missouri 81 and 215,944
South Dakota % and 10S,192.
Nebraska "a and s50.619.
Kansas 50 and 1895.
Kentucky 9S and 1O4,0O5,
Texas 20 and 16g,931.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
THANKED
FOR VARSITY GIFT
Students Adopt Resolu-
ton; Mrs. Martin Ad-
dresses Assembly

Student body resolutions thanking
Joshua naynoida for his mnnificent
ain to tho home economies building
at the state university were voted
upon at the weekly assembly In RGdey
Hall this morning. Or. Raynolds
gave $1,000 FOR the complete equip
ment OF the new building
The speaker OF the morning was
hrs. Martin. secretary Of the aHa0cia-
ton OF college alumni OF america and
dean OF women at Cornell University.
Mrs. Martin Who came In the state 10
attend the convention OF the ". G.
n. a.. AZ jBelen. wna invited TO address
the students h the state university
this morning. Her subject was '"rhe
Opportunities and Resp0nsit fiitics OF
E~ducntlon."
A musical number was r.yen by
Miss Helen Goetz who sang Morn
ing The Students sang the Alma
Mater and ''Oakywowwow u. n. NJ"
at the opening and closing OF tho as
scmbly. The green caps OF the FRESH
men who put them on for the first
time today were commented upon by
President HIN.
Al announcement was made OF the
departure last night OF the football
toau and Coach johnson for Colorado
Springs where they win meet the Uni
yersity OF Colorado team tomorrow.
About a hundred students went to the
station last night TO see the Lobo
pack off.