davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

. George upthegroye, state manager
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

Bob stanfleld. one of the biggest
sheep owners OF the west, and a can
didate for the office Of United states
senator was here yesterday. Later he
visited the reel Irrigation project on
business
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

Fred Faulkner, president OF the
State Bank of Enterprise. Is bust
ness visitor In Pendleton for a few
days. having come down from Wailo-
wa county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

for the Missouri iAfe Insirance COM
pany. and Carl Rhea, county manager
for the company. were In iphdlcton
yesterday on business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

A days business in Portland de-
tanned II. w. Collins. en- route home
from the foreign trade convention at
San Francisco. Mr.. Collins arrived in
Pendleton Yesterday morning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-19

JB. Iiuddleston. who Is IN the
stock business in Heppner, was form
erly O-W. agent at Hepner. Mr..
Ifuddleston was in PendIeton yester-
day in connection with the Carter &
French VS.. O-W. X. e. N. Co. case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
Guthrie Tent, Awning and
Harness Company.
Home industry.

We manufacture all our own
goods: Tents, Awning. Harness.
Anfo Tops; sud everything made
Of leather OF canvas Repairing
suit cases, grps or trunks. Ne
buy old harness, saddles AMI ell
lars. Now is TIE time TO repair
and OF your harness. Meet al
mail order prices.
Phone 568. lit s. First
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
sEoNUspAS. FEBRUARY :
arnE sGART OF A 0YpnVT


flOhtNb Ut ilNNn
The sfoi1 apfns with kn.aA4t Dan.
and hcr friend Maarg rlflgt
bftakfaaiiae Niih hff nn lhs dawn
90 h@f maFAiNcenI country estate
n q snGnastd hai Nnasnd's has
band has hren dead f0, mnfn than
ihrre ysArf W more She spd hei
NtiIe daughter Patty hats htfdmt
nurh Interested in q hsaf 81 fspslea
~ho nd pitched heir ian au au
ailo'nnf efiais
The ifafe eNn,f 0i fhf estate l.au
hrcf fan ihr Kspsitf auAy. anl Ross
.rd lnflisd fhrm te make their uav
% fhf property which Invitation ihev
ierept,d
Al masquerade lawn feie nlgen
y Nnsalird and attended IS nelsh
bore ard rfpslss iifn Call uns OF
ihe itlbe makes desperate love 10
Nra Dane eho nui 0nli ailows s
hui enroufAaeF it nsNp i,dN ths
husband fcfHfns d. had MOI been
lead hut for tln*irf fraa1ns had
PLANNED ~ have everyone believe h.
haa heea flisd
a. ihY iurn of afislff com iications
sei in ana the alofg moves With
'hFNllpr intensity tp biz niardes
SCENE IN ~hich rho sauna Vlfs plays
o prominent ali baffle part
y voula mol b. af io elihpr ihe
saiiegr ~ director ahn have care.
iHiy worked ous the suspsuar lie.
m'Di 10 this unusual p.cfufr. io dts.
close fufihef happenings
The nsau ~ cypsy~ la irniy
reiis worth while ara not oni ~ he
ordinary production
a i~o.r'el weston wlih Al Jon
alnes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s
MABEL NopMsNp


Pinto la a Rlrl ~ the weet Who aa.
grown up unfef The Fuardlanthi oI
five fanchmen In Nhoss cafs h.f IA.
her LEFT her when he died. Hef darlns
exploits an her pony. l.crs ,nel,
drive he cov b0yF on the ranrh Id a.
traction. Consequently. they at over
loved ~ the news that Pinto ia "a 70
- Nee york FOR year % vlslf win
Poo Andfy
Plnfo't first shock N the css. comes
y N The knowledge fha. ~sw Yofs
y rot . ranch as she had ihonrh.
a young feilox of engaging sefs on
ailiy named Bob Ds Nlu hesns her
Ind Pop AudrY's home. and ihes b.
rome very good friends When rlr
decides 70 stage a Mid west shsv e..
society on the Andrs kf,unds. she
makes Rob her firaf assisfaui The
affair goes or vel until Loosr. PIN
fo's cowboy nurse b. move by fire.
water 10 shoot up the place
Pinto learns that Nrs. Andry In
tpired The catastrophe. 50 shf iec.dcs
hat fheh tine has come for .hcw.
dosu. she ihen informs pop ~ ,he
ihiSfs she has ieamed reaard.nr his
~ifee deception. iie rssnrns sst|
9Th ihe glfi. bn Ron aiso aceompa-
niee them with object. mafrsmoay.
Tso-resi comedy. "D1rn Thoae
sfocklnza~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6
DORIS KENYON
arnr BAND noY-

4 LoaIE l0af = fance novel ulriuf
ized With pretty Doris kenyon in fhe
role of he busy little heroine. Ms
ifry and thrills galore aud Enough
sur.rises comlas cnf o. that band bof
- supply an ordinary magiclsn nifh
irich for doxen programs. A fam
0us necklace. = smuggling actress. q
kI1napped heroine deserted lodge
IN the mountains. and q few otasr q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

SIR oliver LodRe nov lp toe
United States saln lhai he human
nndy ls composed of matter and elher
The material part Neafs oct after 20
odd years bier ihe elhcfial pasi tera
not wsaf out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

WANTED So ausiness mcr aud Wo-
men 20 take short course IN A.
counting. Saiesmanship and Com
mercial Law hesinnine frhFuary 10
Special rates Guthrie hus.ness Coz
lege
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS

NOTICE. TO SU3sCE'etNs
In TIE event % DELIVERY being I'M
psrfecs. or paper being rolled. twisted
or matilated. subscribers are urs~a
10 maze Immediate complaint 20 TIC
business office IN person, By telephone
Jr mail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

sliuailaaa are ia, stifl,a "a ihis story
and d son iike rsal shIilis. ana Dc -
mysteries you surely viii Al NuAf
nii ln this story Try N
fnuficenih episode. lliask See
rrf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

llirh failsay fares AMI Increased
Expenditures since ihr termlnail0n ~
mo var have brought Oat IN. pfof
itssional shoppof "a London. $40
finds her llsi ~ shoppers npi'is
growing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
4S l[PROsY VICTIMS
ARE CURED IN HAWAII
Refined Vegetable OIL Il SAID
To Be Efiicacious In Combat.
ting the Dread
Disease

lleu0lulu fds I fnFfY .siaht
p'fspua 10 Hawai- affiliated ulih lsn
iesf. N'fs eur'd during ialN sfeafH
lng 20 'hr abatement ~ ~ r NJ
Donald attending physlalan at ihe
kAlaihl l.cpfpsy lnseellFatihr NAfoa
Nrff
The products used Ia treating fhe
dtena'. said ~ Nrihnsla 1lt ff
Tired from vegetable nll hY uf 4.
Dean ~ ihs College ~ llaeall Tie
sufkeon general ~ Washington Hss
affsd On detailed draeflFflon ~
the Nofa fuf qualifications ID zoe rnHsa
fiates Health lteporl end lhla Is ha
pe prepared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04

FREE-copses independent OH News
Pos; YOURSELF Learn how
thousands are making surprising prof
It's from marvellous Texas-Louis-
sana OIL lelds: postal brings yon
valuable information. showing voar
chances for increased prosperity
Everyone seeking quick money max
ing opportunities write Independent
oa Sews-suiie b. Gilmore Bldg, Ft
Worth. Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SALE uum modcu house
twolu,f. barn. wash house and c,l.
lAr See owner 1894 "a Msusaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
DemdndPrOSecutiOn
of Guilty in Boost
of Building Prices

the New York building expose and
its recommendation for prosecu-
tionn
The mirdircction and exploitation
OF some groups Of organized labor.
thru grating leadership. has been
revealed In New York city and ~
reported IN some Of the other large
cities. This has spread 10 combine.
Tons ~ employers. who. working to-
Eether, with such grating labor
leaders, have combined TO force un.
duly high prices. These conditions
are called 70 the attention Of the
department of Justice and that de
partment Is urged 10 prosecute us
wrongdoerH whenever they are found
20 have violated the federal statutes. /"
Dealing with the coal situation.
Senator Kenyon Of Iowa. "a member
u the COMMITTEES. Hald that ~ this
continuous plunderinR Of the Amer.
lean people b. 20 20 on. shall favor
taking over the mines. and Il could
be done. IN my judgment. constitu.
tionnliy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

WAHHiNGTON, Dee. IS whole.
sale prosecutions OF employers and
labor leaders guilty Of connpiring 90
Increase prices IN the building trades
aud government supervision Of the
coal Industry were urged upon con
gress today
Tho recommendation were made
In a report % the senate by Senate
Calder. New York. chairman Of Tie
special committee on rccouatruction
and production. which has been in.
ycHtigating the housing situation FOR
The past several months
The housing shortage IN mcnacing
Industrial growth. public health and
morals. the report said.
These recommendations for is cor
fection are made;
Amendment - the trnnHporta.
ton act 10 check issuance Of EEK
p1rte" orders b. the Interstate com
mefcc commission on the ground
that priority orders 10 issued bring
irregularities Ia delivery OF building
materials. cause building utagnstion
and open opportunities Tor profiteer'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
GRAIN PRICES
BREAK AGAIN
Selling Flood Drives Market
Down

CHICAGO Dec. i5.--Grain prices
broke sharply In trading on the chs
esso Board ~ Trade today. due TO
the hcartHh government crop report
a flood ~ Eeiling orders appeared at
he opening 81 the market. which
drove all prices downward ON the
break there was great deal ~
profit. taking BY shorts, Provisions
were lower,
December wheat opened of 4ihc.
AZ 81 90, and later iust sac: Match
wheat was Off sNc at the opening
sit8, and dropped INC later.
December corn. after opening
down iaC. at zoe. dropped e. addi-
tionAi before the cioss, May corn
was of ! ite at the opening. NE.
asd dropped iAc additional later
July corn opened at 7sc OF lie.
and dropped another lac In later
trading.
December oats opened az tshc G. OF
ie, and later loaf tLcf May oats
opened az $50. OF isc. aud dropped
eAc additional subsequently. July
oats opened orr ic.. AZ tsaa. aud
dropepd another iisc later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Plan Reclamation
of Logged-Off Land

Under the leadership OF Chairman
W. A. Irwin Of the Puget MIN com.
pany. the legislative committee OF the
loggcd.on land conference is work.
ing on the reclamation Of logRed.or
areas. At preliminary Informal
meeting OF the committee Tuesday
night II was stated that there are
100000 acres of rich logged. off lands
In the state that can be probably re.
claimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
CONE WITH HIS
KIDNAPPED SON

Ferdinand 4 Chavez. 20. spanlard.
II gone.
Investigation shows he probably
left here Thursday and arrived in
California sunday was the message
sent TO Portland authorities b. the
sheriff's Office here Monday. after a
two day search for tho man who l.
alleged TO have snatched his tycar
old son from his aunt's arms in
Portland "Wednesday. and fled 70 this
city.
Deputy Sheriff Herbert Esebe. who
was assigned 10 the chse. reported
that man answering the descrip-
ton Of Chavez boarded the Pacific
Steamship Co.'S steamer Thursday
night. after leaving postcard with
the agent to mail The card said 4
am bringing him with me-
According TO Portland AUTHORITIES
Chavez probably kidnapped his child
in revenge against his wife. who re
fused to affirm to the draft board
that he was supporting her and the
boy, an dthus assist him in obtain.
ing exemption. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
.FROSTS FINISH
TRUCK SEASON
Cold Forces Local vege-
tables OF Market

The recent frosts have virtually
ended the season Tor local outdoor
cautinower. lettuce. cabbage and Gel.
cry. Estimates Of the frostn cnHt 81
the mountains Indicate that the same
condition exists there.
A shipment ~ sweet potatoes from
the South was due in Wednesday.
lohberH were predicting a price Of
from to 8 cents for these sweets.
The Yakima Gem market was IN
changed In quotatiopa. but. " any.
thing. the market waa d little nrmer.
Movement Of good spuda Is reported
brisk
Local hubbard squash WIS offered
"a 20 cents a pound.
Butter wns unchanged "wednesday
The egg market wnH said TO be lit
tie weaker. but no change was rtsfls'
tered IN quotations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
IIHEKIY nONns
URGES TRIAL OF
SHIPPING FRAUD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30 Fifteen
prosecuting attorneys and five trial
lawyers should b. employed BY the
government 10 prosecute shipping
board frauds. Martin J. Ciiien.
former executive assistant on the
board. today recommended in a writ.
ten report 10 the Walsh investigating
committee
cilien did no, appear today In per.
son.
Edward Dcnman. FIRST board chair.
man, continued 10 testify concerning
loss. lie said American shipping auf.
fcrsd because his SUCCESSORS did not
not carry out his Diesel engine prof
Get.
Cullen recommended ali officers Of
ships and an officers OF companies
operating under tho shipping board
be required. before receiving their
salaries. 20 take cath they have not
received and have no knowledge of
rebates. bonuses or brlbes. lie also
urged complete abroga,ion OF all
present ship sales contracts and
MAKING OF new AffHnEeTnsnir.
Cullen said The American market
for ships IL shot 20 pieces" and that
many OF the early purchasers Of ship
ping board vessels are destined 70
be financially destroyed at an early
date" Therefore. the government
should take back all IFS ship sales
contracts. adjusting prices anew and
making other contracts. he said.
There are n great number of In.
efficient members in the shipping
board operating companies. and YES.
sells should be- taken away from
them" said Cullen, urging also com.
plete separation Of the shipping
board and tho emergency fleet cor
porstion and additional regulatory
shipping legislation by congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
To Talk Problems
Facing Lumbermen

Problems confronting Northwest
lumbermen In connection with fed
cral taxes are 20 be discussed by Ma.
jor David T. Mason Of Washington
-. C.. chief u the timber section oi
the United States Internal revenue
department, az the New Washington
hotel probably December 10. Major
Mason viii arrive here on that date
remaining three days before going "a
Portland. ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Southern Farmers
Seeking Relic

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. - TN
flght 10 secure relief for farI2cyn4
day PASSED TO the hands OF ~
Of the house from Southern =
Western states.
They were bcsieging house lsih1
today 70 take up Immediately the n
olutlon reviying the war finance =
poration. which was passed W q
senate without n record vote late ~
tcrdsy.
Many house leaders are against Y
measure. which - aimed 20 open =
foreign markets for the products
the farm and 10 stay declining pric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove termuAi--si Eastern Lead
ef. str MaquaB. str Westward 10.
pier if-Btr fxion. str Teuccr
Bell ~. tefmiHai-U = Surveyor q \
G. o Algonquin. str unaiga, y !.
" r Heather.
Pier s--3tr DorH. str Norwood.
pier Str West Ivan.
pier STR santa Ana. str Alameda. str
Victoria. ntr Cord0va.
Pacific Coast coal bunkcrs-@ Str YoHfn mite.
81 l. = ssiftaurs. str Admiral Wat
son.
Pier B-str Governor. str Queen
Pier D~Htr Admiral Evans
Pacific Coast Engineering works-atr
Nile. Etr froniums str West Sofranua
Alaska steamship fnooring Str Rkaxway
Lander 81 terminai--atr BakerHfieid
Spokane NJ. terninai--atr M0erdyk
East waterway terminai-~Htr West Jea.
sup. str West fffmrod
Todd drydocka --gchr Columbia, atr apo.
kane, ctr Eidridge.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging works
Str Patterson. hull Rainbor
Ames yard--Str HooHsvelf
Heffernan doek-Btr Santa Fiavla
Fisher's FIGURING milis-str wheatiand
Mont.
Stream ~ Buoy S. str West Hartland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
VALUATION
U. 5. CROPS
IS LOWERED
1920 official Record Falls
Way Below that Given
Out in 1919

WASHINGTON. Dee IS. The TO.
tai valuc OF an important crops
raised this year In the United States
was ss.ltS.5is. 900. the crop estimate
hureau OF the agriculture depart.
ment announced yesterday In an Of
ficiai statement This computation
was based on prices paid farmers on
December |. Compared with 1919,
this Is decrease OF sass. t5t, 900,
The total value ~ important crops
In 1919 was tis.oST .esS, coo.
Tho AREA Of all important crops
was given "a ISL 0s3 400 acres. com
pared with sS6.is2.lss acres In 1919.
Tho 1890 value Of some OF the i'm.
portant crops described by the bu.
rcau follows;
Corn. s2.lSs. 72i 900.
Winter wheat. sSs6. Tsi, goo.
Spring wheat. ssfs. ass 600
All wheat. si.is0. zoo, 600.
White potatoes. $500. ga 600.
Sweet potatoes. sis6. s29 900.
Oats. sTis.sSe ooe.
Barley, siss.s5i. 600.
Rye. SIS. sos 600.
Rice. s6S. S3T. 900.
Cotton. ssi4.5s0.o 900.
Sugar heets. 500. sss. zoe
Apples. s2ft.sSs 900.
Tobacco. sesS. ooi 900.
Productio OF the important crops
was given as follows:
eorn-s. ga. ssI 900 bushels in 1890.
2.sss. SOS. 0o0 in 1919.
White potatocs-tS0.t ass 900 bushels
In 1890. s55 ass 900 In 1919.
Apples -eso. sac 900 bushels In 1880,
a.25s. 000 In 1919.
Sugar beets--s SIS. 900 tons In 1890
e.4si.47s tons in 1919.
Oats. 52toSs. GOO bushels in 1890
i.2si.T5s. 900 in 1919.
Barley .02, 0ss.0o0 bushels in 1890
isi.sts. 200 In 1919.
Ricc-53.5io. 600 bushels in 1890
s3.Tso.o 900 In 1919.
Ryc-6s. SIS. 600 bushels in 1890
saos. 900 In 1919.
Hay-ioS. 2s3 900 tons In 1890. ios.'
l5e. 900 In 1919
Tobacco sos. o6s.o 900 pounds in
1890: 1853 .ass. 900 in 1919.
Coiton-iess5o 900 bales In 1890
li.42i. 900 in 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
ASK ABOLITION OF
COST PLUS IDEA

Abolition 81 the cost.plua Hys.
tenn and establishment by states and
cities Of trades schools for APP
prenticeH.
s-A federal bureau 60 serve ms
clearing house for the best knowl-
cage and practices In construction
work
f-ilevision Of the present tax ays-
tenn 20 encourage investment In
homes and construction and 20 grant
for limited period tax exemption
10 real estate mortgages.
g. Broadening Of the homo loan
bank bin and consolidation OF all
federal thrift activities under the
postal savings branch Of the post
office department
The committee has this 20 say on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Public Markets

QUEEN CITY
Stan 80. Krone flour. f2.50 sack ms
noRsr. zsc. 10 rs SIC: best butter. sic
NJ. Ms mo small white beans.
ns. Csc cans oil sardinss. 3se; full
cream cheese. sso n: new mlncemeaf.
sc n. bars ROYAL whit. soap. CSC
cans Cooperative or Federal milk Sc;
ibs Pacific Nut margarine. &c. lem
pail ksfo nrup. SIC. big bottles cat
sup. sse; soft sheii waiuuts. 1sc 10. 2
PIKE PLACE
stall ~. best american cane Hs4gar, (
MS. aoc ms SOC. Rtan -. pure fresh
milk, iec At stan 1s2s. Jello. lie pkg
can; -four sg.fs sack stall ites, new
crop wainuts. soc 10 Dromsdny dates
pkgn. Sc. saarsntced popcorh~ % can:
orange and lemon peel. Sc NJ Stall -
onions. slio sack, apples. t1es box
local POTATOES. fi.2s sack.
stalls i02-3-5, best fresh churned hut.
ter. SIC NJ. ms si.7e: choice cream
cry butter. sec ~. afaH q steer Dot
roast. SC 20 ioc ID ribs Of bsef So ~ /.
leg Of mutton. zoe 10 pure lard. ms
80. stall -. fresh salmon. fsc N 2
ms 5Jc. ling cod. 2 ms 25c. crabs :
FOR 25c. stan ifs large Jack rabbits,
SOC each; beef heart iahe N.
.
zoe NJ; home made ham loaf soc n
home made mayonnaise, J0c n stall
III. Hsbe milk, 10c can: small can
sliced pineapple. roc. goldfish Takes 3so
can. stalls so-sz Swedish potato aau-
sage, fsc ~. compound. ms a5e
corned beef zSc NJ stsll %. SOC can
Hershey's cocoa. 2ecs Olympic pancake
-four. 2tc pkg Ibsbest rolled oats. sscg
ms guaranteed pop corn. 2be stalls
2e-zz. home made orange marmalsds
2sc 10.
ECONOMY
Stalls s7-7s. Jeiio. lee pkg pkKs
minc~rnaat, &c. Stall 81. fresh milk 100
dt: vaiButs 1Sc h. Stall 30, fresh eKRs
soc doz.; fresh creamery butter, SIC ~.
peanut butter, lie NJ. ? ms 27c, honey
sDc comb. Stall 80, shredded coeoanuf
zsc n.. SOC Royal baking powder. sfc,
Napoleon olive oil. at. fig5. gal 1915
Stan 80. choice heavy veal steak, CSC N.
Hight pork roast. &c n. bacon. $50 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

Horton --HaIle1 y > ? n B { TO Hff
ohia4n fer Seattle via paFts
Kobe Arrived December s Str Tyn.
dareus from seattle via peftn sailed us-
via porte
Yokohama Arrived December q SIR
Arabia Mafu from seattle.
Balboa Sailed December 10 str En-
rydamas for A@a'tis3 str MEXICAN fof 80
attic. Arrived December Ia Str West
tuskip from Seattle via San Francisco
Valparaiso Rallied December Hsr
santa inex Tor Fpxst SQUAD port.
San Francisco Arrived December -!
Str Admiral nswsy from seattle
Hssfkong sailed December IL str
Aiebznia Mafu far Seattle via ports str
West Iappa for Seattle.
HeiilDEharu-- Sailed pscsmt~r tts NtF
hikf0n for Seattle AZ iesls a. N
&ukilfeo Sailed December It. Str
Tsurcr for Seattle At a M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Denver Live Stock Marke,

DENVER. Dec ft.--Caftle- Rse.lpt-
90 head market strong steers. tfH
ft0ss; cows and heifers itto4sge.
siockers and feeders. ts0a. calves. ,5q
ttf,
Hoss- Receipts. 900 head. marks, Toe
lpver Top. fp.ib. bulk o. sales. 50 20 Il
1875.
sheep Receipts. 800 head. market IL
steady Lambs, 20 2s9fe2 ewes. t1ss
u5s feeders. fg2s09so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

,a.see head market Zee higher uaiA %
aaire. fbNStt. butchers, ts1pytiss
packing. ft7E8tpa light. ftgee3.ss.
pigs. - 20 otesi roarhs. o. seHp.Tf.
Cattle ilsesipts. seeo head masks, u
steady n~sf. ts9ittes tutehsr stock.
taufetsi cannsru and cutters, .. .
ft stvekers and feeders fttsnfrt.
cops. ffsr4fi calves. t4Hte
sh~~p Hrcsipis if.eea head. market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
GROCERY men
FOIL TWO THUGS

Similar attempts to rob the man.
ayers Of two groceteria stores were
frustrated Monday night By Identical
tactics.
Oscar Atkinson. manager at col
Eastlake. saw a man pacing up and
down near the door. suspecting him.
Atkinson left all his cash in the
store. locked the door and threw the
key back inside.
Manager ID. Roy Joynson. at
Seventh ave. W. and McGraw st..
did exactly the same thing.
As expected, Atkinson and Joynson
were both held up. but the robbers
got nothing from either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
SCHOOL DRAFT
IS COMPLETED

Members Of the joint board OF
higher curricula met here Monday
ana completed the first draft OF
the report which will be submitted
20 Governor Louis d. Hart before
the converting OF the state legisla.
ture.
Agreement has not yet been
reached on the recommendation
to encourage increased attendance
at the state normal schools.
The board will also make recon
rnendations for the readjustment OF
he tax levy for institutions of
higher learning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Storm Beats Ship
Back Into Straits

FORT TOWNSEND. pec. H.
The steamer Jim Butler, en- route
20 Santa Roaaiia. WAS forccd to put
In here 10 renew her supply OF
fuel oil after three unsuccessful
attempts 10 pass out al Capt Fiat
terry. Each time she was driven
back hy the heavy weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Hec- &c at . ne.
feipis. y head market nominal and un.
changed.
Hogs Receipts. so head market sss
lover. Prime mixed ftoho4if. hravtea
fT0 10 80. pigs. isnto
sheep Receipts. 100 head, market "a
STEADY and unchanged
Hutt~r Sic per 10.
EERA--ss v $50 per dos.
Cheese Triplsfa. 1tc per n.
Hens-2ec per 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Creamery Operators
in Convention Here

A two.day convention OF the wash.
ington Creamery Operators. Butter
and Cheese Makers association
opened Wednesday morning az the
Hotel Frye. More than so delegates
are In Attendance at the session.
which closes Thursday night.