davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
ORDER STEAMER
TO Be RES0LD
$500 Held 10 Be an Unfair
Price

An order for the resnls ~ the
steamer sentinei sold nj auction by
the United States marshal on Novem'
Der 3. WIS signed wednesday BY Fed
cral Judge Eetcrcr.
The Sentinel was libeled on Octo'
Der BY sunde a divers Co. chan.
dlerH, who sought 10 collect f4b.ls
due on ship fittings furnished her,
The vessel WIS duly attached. and
finally sold TO the Floss Tug and
Barge Co. OF Tacoma, for 1900. Sub
seqnently interested parties offered
1900 for tho boat, and dcpoaited
1900 with the clerk OF the district
court To guarantee this price.
The matter was then taken before
Judge Eeterer. who held that resale
was In order. chiefly for the reason
that $500 does not represent a fair
price for the vessel. The Sentinel In
appraised nj more than 81 300 by
shipping men. She Will be rcsoid by
tho United States marshal on No
vember 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Stocks Are Higher,
But Sugars Forced
Dorm to Mem Level

NEW YORK Nov io-rrs generality hEher at the openng Of
cruche 2
baldwin ioai
Sinclair So " Northern Pa
Anaconda t9A,
th of VI Central
IL ran-Ameriean ~. Ia
anticipation omission OF American
carried this lows for the In
80, y
cuba % the marke,
studebaksr selling
eSdtvidend while Mexican Petroleum touched
York Chicago 81 Louis
featured the railroads recovering 'eh In the first hour
selling the motor
TO
%
high points
Leaders
steel baldwin rallied points
the
money. getting to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
SHIPPING BOARD
CHARGES AIRED
Bribery, Graft, Padding
Named in Long List

WARRINGTON, Nov fo,-iIouss
republican leaders today planned fur
Their investigation OF charges Of
waste and corruption In the United
States shipping board. made In a re-
port by two investigators employed
by the special house shipping investL
eating committee.
The report viii; be called 20 the at
tcntion Of the department OF justice.
Admiral Benson. chairman of the
board. refused 10 comment
NEW YORK. Nov. Io.-The con
greaslonal committee investigating
operation Of the United States ship.
ping board had before IL today sew
eraI charges resulting from the tes-
tinony OF witnesses AT the opening
Of the hearing yesterday.
Among the charges were;
Bribery Of employees Of the board
by money or liquor.
Grating by ships officers in pur-
chase OF supplies for shipping board
vessels.
Padding OF payrolls by contractors
doing work for the board.
Installation OF defective machinery
In shipping board vessels. resulting
In them becoming disabled at sea.
Disposition Of salvage materials"
10 companies In which stock was Of
fered 10 government officials.
Coliusive bidding contractors.
Most Of the testimony was intro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

CHICAGO. Nov io.--Cash wheat
No : rod. g. 10; No. : hard. ass
Nc, ] hard. ttst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Would Substitute
American Bonds

WASHINGTON. Nov. i0--Because
OF the depreciation OF the british
pound sterling. the Union Pacific
railroad company and the Oregon.
Washington Railroad and Naviga-
ton company today applied TO the
Interstate commerce commission for
authority TO substitute bonds payable
In American dollars for those hereto
fore issued payable In pounds.
The Union Pacific issued 1000
pounds worth OF bonds on which. II
Is said. there Is depreciation of
siib.740.
The Oregon Washington company
issued 3,7s2.400 pounds worth of
bonds on which II claims a deprecia-
ton OF sb67, S6o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

Aaniia--Arrived November g. Str fxion
from seattle via ports
Yokohama--saiisd November 0: a,r
Teucer for Seattle Via Victoria. u. C.
Arrived November 2 Str Africa
Maru from seattis and Tacoma via Yo-
kohama.
san salvador. Rallied November g: STR
Mont BerNln FOR Seattle via San fran
cisco and Portland
Hllo-saiied November str NukII,eo
towing bge Zig Bonanza for PUNT found
ports via San Francisco.
Han Pedro--Arriyed November D; Str
Admiral FarrAEut rom Seattle via San
Francisco at y. m. str Richmond tow .
INK bye No % from Seattle at 10 a. m.
str Queen from Seattle via San Francisco
at y. m.
San Francisco Sailed November O. Str
Governor for Seattle via Victoria. ~ g.
Vancouver, y. c.--8ailed November 10:
Btr Tyndareus for Seattle via cornor.
Dungencas Passed IN November 10.
Str Northwestern for Seattle at 9.g0 a. m.
Tacoms-Arrived November 10: Str
Hollywood from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
q. =. Naval Communications
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove terminai-atr .Aquan. str
Edmore. str Eikton. str Eastern Lead.
or. str Eastern Sword.
Pier i0-u = 4 Rush.
Great Sorthers terminsl-s,r Ratori
sarp.
Smith Cove anchoraEs-s,r Horslsan
Naru. str Endicot,
Union on company--s Argyll
Pier Str Norwood
pier s--Htr West Jester
Pier Str ssnta Ana. ctr jefferson.
Pier Motor schr BaicattR
Bell ~. terminAi---U u n Surveyor " n u
Rsnshaw.
pier u--gtr city Of Seattle
Pier D-s.r Spokane. str Admiral Dewey.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-Htr West.
ward Ho. afr iydonia.
Alaska steamship moorinR-str Victoria.
str I.atouchs
Milwaukee ocean terminai--str Eastern
spokane 1T. terminai--str Redondo.
Todd drydocka--i'tr Cross Keys. blk ga
mar. str Deuel.
Puget hound Bridge q Dredging works
Str Patterson. hull Rainbow.
Afuss yarda-str Roosevelt
West seattle elevator Str Eaatern Clan
Lake Union--Hulis hbilia, Abnoba. Any,
dos. Addison. Ailsnhnrst Ahrnik. An
thon. Hayden. bertrand plnEamon.
Bisoayis. Black Wolf. Bisnford, o.i.
win, Boughton, Pezuta. Puyaiiup.
Cabaean. Caprsris. cardIa, Comma
charus. Chesterfield. cbaiois, cinea.'
cinyras. Corus. coxian. Cola, c.,on,'
ELISA, Electra, Endynion. Fort liar.
rison. Fort jackson. Fort BtanwIs.
Fort Union. ffnufka. Lsoti. RItan. str
Oregon. str comauoha. str waahougai.
str washtuona. str Princeton, str
Chippewa, str A1oah. str Kodiak. atr
Unimak. str TanRinak, str Patterson.
motor rohr Apex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Local Markets

rdees rstl Wnei~..ss D>~sOv fss
veG~s abiss ss1 rruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
MARKET PLAN
TURNED DOWN
Extension Scheme Not Ac-
ceptabIe to Farmers

Plans 10 extend the Pike Place
market. ~ presented by Frank Good
win. Of the Public Market ana De.
pnrtment Stores Co. were reported
Tuesday aA not acceptable To the
farmers
The third heating on the Goodwin
plan was before the harbors and pub.
lie grounds committee Of the city
council Tuesday The farmers com.
mittoc declared that they were being
used as drawing cards at the market
and are given leNs desirable locations
than other stall proprletora
The farmers committee urged that
the city take action which will pro
vide a new market building In anoth.
or location, which viii be more ae.
ceptablo TO producers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Machinery Company
to Change Its Name

Washington Machinery and Equip
ment Co. has changed It's name to
the Washington Machinery and Stor.
age Co. according to Chas. w.
Thompson. president. Both free
and bonded warehouses are now be.
Ing operated by this firm. and II In
to emphasize this feature of their
work that the officers OF the com.
pany decided upon the new namc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

November I0-Rtr jefferson fro m
Southeastern Alaskan ports at ssss A.
m. ar Spokane from Southeastern Alas
kan ports via Ocean FaiiH. ~ G.. At 7ifs
a. m str Admiral Dewey from Tacoma
at 7;t5 a
November SIR Argyii from Port san
f.uis at s.1s .. m. str Norwood from San
Francisco at 1850 y. M. str Horace X
BAXTER from Tacoma at ans .. m.
sailed
November is--u = d Rsnshau for Por,
Angeles az 1915 a. m.
November s--sfr Hollywood for Hs-
waliau ports via Tacoma and Mukuiteo
AZ 1880 .. m. str Cuibernon for United
Kingdom via Tacoma az $50 .. m ssr
Horace V. BAXTER for Tacoma at p m. /.
str Admiral Dewey for Tacoma at $50
q, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
CITY TO HAVE
BOYS COUNCIL
Thirty-one Promi nen |
Workers Organize

Seattle will have a central council
Of boys' workers.
This was determined at n meeting
held at the Hon Mnrcbe Tuesday
when 81 men. prominent for their
work among boys. took preliminary
steps 20 form an association for the
exchange Of ideas and for greater
cooperation.
The executives Of all the leading
boy organizations attended the meet.
ing.
committee was appointed to
draft a statement OF the purposes OF
the association and recommend a
plan OF membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Deny Steel Ships to
Be Built by Ames Co,

Current reports that contracts for
seven steel ships had been received
by tho Amcs Shipbullding a Dry.
dock Co. were denied Wednesday by
officials ~ the concern, Walter q,
sleigh. assistant secretary. admitted
that the present status OF the ives,
waterway yard would hc changed
after January /. but declined TO com.
mcnt on whether that meant more
ships would be built OF that the yard
would be dismantlcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

CHICAGO. Nov. ie~-HaEs- Receipts.
is.e zee head market steady. nsik Of
sales. ttsstei1se; bstch.rs tisefsse
packing. 80 towfsss. light. ia 70 %
ttste
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head: mArhst
loser. beef. fs6ts.t butcher stock. o.
Hta. tanners and cu,tsrs. tito8s
stocksrs and feeders. sens. COWS.
tt<e0 tf1s. calves. fisgftgs
HheeP-iseesipts .seee head market
siou and lower. Lambs t,otsss e~s.
fs9sfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Homeseeker Tide Is
Again Setting In

Homeseekers from the Middle West
and other parts Of the country are
beginning TO swarm again into the
Pacific Northwest. according 20 r.
development agent OF the Great
Northern. Graham attributes this to
the return Of the railroads to private
ownership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. io-Forsign sr-
change opened higher today. sterling.
t1.1t.. up iHe. francs. s.stc. IN
changed; lire. 7.tzc. up osntims; marks.
Life, up centine.
The market closed steady. Demand
sterling. fs.ssh. up ! nc; francs. s.kzH e
off ~ centinss: lire. acc. up cen
times. marks. Lice, unchanged. Cana
dian dollars. ks.1oe. off .sbe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Marine Act Rates
Effective on Jan. !

Reduced railroad tariffs for ex
ports shipped by transcontinentai
rail lines 20 the port OF cmharkation.
as provided In Section IS OF the new
merchant marine act. are 60 become
effective January /. according to a
message received Tuesday BY the Ia.
coma Chamber OF Commerce. The
Information. Il Is said. came from
Admiral W. $. benson. chairman OF
the United States shipping board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Public Markets
ECONOMY

ECONOMY
stalls ~ -. 1ec cans Chinook salmon
isc. te-n Pail Karo syrup. str stall
20 &c ean Royal baking powder. ace.
IN. can uls. t.m. can tsts. stan
y. ofanEs fnAfmsiads. aec n fabhyss
pinsappis. zoe can stall ~, peanut h,If
ter ite ". honey. stc N strained
honey. ssc p,, Toe at Etali. fe-si. best
Alaska tufnips. Sc N. NJ. sse. ruts
saras s. m. ~. fsc stalls f...s. .
isss sat stan -. FaxAn's DO, cake
Tour. fbs ise. srssh ground corn meal
fts ssc
wgsrIAKg
sugar stall. Northern fAsht pstsnt
Tour. tf.ss. bars Hob white saap. sse
stalls 1911. ts.fb. sack N~s flour. o. %.
rsns corn or peas see. carnatian rntth
Csc. pure strained honey. i-rt can sfe; !
ns fafins, ssc. stan ISL. aeoa Luck
margarine. fbs 81 90 best butter. soc
10, fer cans pineapple. tsc.
CORNER
stan ~. toiiinR beef Toe m fresh
iripe. ns. zoe stan ~. fresh salmon.
J ms Csc. fresh black cod. : ms sho
stall ", ns~ saoerkrapt, a.. SO asw
an pickles. fot Toe stalls 1875. snow
fake soda crackers tsc rks NJ n
coffer. s-fh can TBS. stalls s,.ss f'iks
81. bacon, soc n. pot roast. Toe 10
wan y" ffh" 81 brrI Lack margarine
4 ms tioo. fresh local ranch eggs ice
don stall ies. American eaas sugar. ,
bs CSC. Cooperative milk. cans Csc
stall lie. pot roast ignc NJ club sAu.
sage, 2sc ~. Stall iio. Rst hard wheat
flour. i7.sss corn meal. p.ib. saes tso
rIKE PLACE
stan ~. best American cane sugar. !
ms sec, ba sfc. Hfaf ib56. pure
ground Cocoa. , ms abc. Log Cabin
syrup. medium siEc can s7e stall "a
large Norway herring. for sso. fresh
iinK and black cod. rhs 7te star III
sausage and hamburger. 1--we NJ ehoics
steak. 1sc ~. stall ~. Reliance coffee
20 NJ; ? cans tomatoes. 2sc stall 1911.
Eastern msckerei. use zach. stall IS
pure apple jelly. isc NJ. BY the pail
stai 1904. cans tomato hot sauce. zse
SANITARY
stall a.. High FLIGHT flour. fssB: :
cans pumpkin. 2sc stalls so-a2. full
cream cheese, zoe m: Tree tea. Csc m
Stall zs. choice Weinrra. zoe NJ lamb
stew. Toe m. Stalls ao-az-as round steak.
use NJ. sirioin steak. 2bc N. stalls al.
"a, Lake Superior white fish. 1sc n,
fresh herring. ms. 7be. stan III.
sliced pineapple. small can zoe. Premier
salad dressing. CSC Jar. stalls 2t-1s, NJ
j. ~ coffee. sc. ti.ap. t2ib: ohirsr-
deilfs chocolate. acc N. Stall ~. Yakima
potatoes. t2.oo sack. stall ~, home made
ham loaf 3jc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Wants Chance to See
Out of His Coffin

LONDON. Eng. Nov. io.--"I direct
that my body be placed In a lead
covered shell. provided with a face
window OF plate glass. such shell he
ing placed In n coffin OF durable
hard wood. and my body be kept for
week before the I'D of the outer
coffin In screwed down" Ii the re-
quest for burial made in the Will Of
Alexander Keller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Nov. io.--cattie--Receipts
500 head. market ssc lower Steers.
tx6io.7s: COWS and heifcrs. ts17; stock
ere aud feeders. s76S; calves, s7.soa II.
HoKs-Receipt~. i.eoo head. market IL
sse lower. Top. tiSso. bulk OF sales.
tiaseui5.
sheep--Recsipts. $4,000 head: market
steady. Lambs. tii.7s1ii.1s. ewes. tt.'s
Gs. feeders. tii.2sdi22s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
N. Y. X. Liner Is Due
i'm Seattle Nov. 10

Arrival Of tho Nippon Nuren Kali
sha steamship. Tajima Maru. bring
ing $500 tons of cargo from Far
Eastern ports, Is expected here No
vembcr 10 according To a cable mes
sage received az the company's local
nfnaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Northwest Realtors
Meet Here Thursday

Real estate men from the North
western states and Western Canada
will open a thrce-day session Of the
executive council Of the Interstate
Realty association AZ the New wash.
ington Hotel In Seattle Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Ask Receiver for
Construction Co,

Appointment OF a receiver for the
University Construction Co. is asked
by the Post-lntelligepcer Co. In the
latter concerns suit TO recover an al
legged debt OF s333. filed In superior
court Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Untitled Tonnage
Report Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. io.--Unfilied
tonnage OF the United States Steel
corporation decreased 537.s52 tons. II
was announced today.
The untitled tonnage toiaied s.s3s..
$50 tons on October Al. against TO-.
a7s.sos on September 20 and io.so5.-
cas- on August 81 and e.t72.ees on oc-
tobcr ii. 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Nov. ie-ca s-fta.
esipts. fse head market sio- 20 steady
and unchanged
Haws-itsosipss. All head. market h,
steady and unchanged
ahe~p-nscsip toz head market d,
steady and unchanged
Hufter@Ssc per To-
EeKs-ss q acc per dos
Cheese -Triplets. 11c per IN
Hsns--1s q ace per H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Weather Bureau Report

TATOpsH ISLAND. Nov. 10 - a NJ
Clear. wind northeast. - miiss an hour
Passed IN str northwestern At ; a. IA.
str Phyllis AZ 20 q, m
November a--iisso A N--c'isari wind
northeast. IS miles an hour. v ~ 49,
Clear wind east. 20 miles an hour
Passed hi Htr Argyll at $50 . m a
t~o-nsa,ed steamer. black stack. broad
red band. at s.30 D m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Pacific S. S. Agents
Go to Annual Meet

The steamship President. sailing
from Seattle December 4. viii carry
the local agents OF the Pacific steam
ship company in tho Northwest to
the annual meeting OF the company
representatives 20 be held In san
Francisco on Dccemher !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Establish New Rates
on Navy Yard Route

OLYMPIA. Nov. io.--Permanen,
establishment Of rates which have
been In effect az an experiment for
the navy yard route. was ordered
Tuesday by the public service corn.
mission A price Of IS for commu-
tation books for 20 rides ls fixed for
all patrons between Seattle and
Charleston. Bremerton and Port or
chard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Admiral Steamer to
Call at Vladivostok

Resumption o. trade In siberia has
resulted In orders 10 the pawict. an
Admiral line steamship. 10 cali Mt
viadlvostok for cargo. The vessel,
which IL the second Admiral line
steamer 70 be sent TO the Siberian
port within tho last two months.
sailed from Manila to make her new
cali November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Endicott Arrives
With Orient Cargo

with approximately 2eo0 tons o.
cargo from oriental ports. the steam
ship Endicott. one % the United
States shipping board vessels serving
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. ar.
rived az IN. smith cove port commits
sion terminal Tuesday The vessel
encountered stormy weather during
tho whole trip acrosa the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Inspect Plants Here
Which Employ Girls

Inspection OF Seattle plants EN-.
ployIng girls and women was iDaugu.
rated Tuesday by Mrs. Leonore NJ.
Itaeder Of Olympia. secretary OF the
Industrial Welfare Commission. and
Mrs. -. NJ. Johnson. Seattle member
OF the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
DIVORCES GRANTED

Gohoen. Keitha NJ from Raymond.
Carlson. Margaret Mae from Clar-
cnce G.
GinEeil. Luella y. from Albert +.
McGuin. Amy Kate from Lawrence l.
Hrolaw. Stella from William II.
Garner. Addie from John G.
iiiEseil. Hope from Tracy.
Erickson. John II. from Irene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Say Low Price Level
For Salmon L. Here

Claiming that the low price level
for canned salmon has been reached
and that the wise buyer viii accept
today's prices" schucke a Co. OF
Seattle have issued n statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
w. F. Turner IL New
S. P. & S. President

William y. Turner. OF Portland.
has been choson president OF the
Spokane. Portland A Seattle railroad
He will succeed l. G. Gilman. re-
Gently elected executive vice presi.
dent OF the Great Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

Plans for the si7s.ooo steel hand.
ling unit TO he bull, for the A. NJ.
Castle co. OF Washington viii he
ready Friday morning for firms that
have been selected to submit bids.
according to John X. Ncvins. archi.
tect In the Hogc building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Ask Bids on Nurses
Navy Yard Building

Bids for the construction Of a two
story nurses quarters building at
the navy yard. will be opened Nov
II. II Is announced by q. W. Piais-
ted. public works officer Of the yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
sTEruEN A HULI.. II Madison

st. has been named local represen-
tative OF S. w. Strauss a Co. invest.
ment bankers. of New York. who spe'
cialize in financing large building
projects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Liberty BONDS


NEW YORK. Nov. is--Husar-na-
la9e per 10. srsnuiA,sd. isa ellie per
10
cptfss-se. ais. Tse per 10. No. Z
santos. iigfIse pr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
HEAVY DEMAND
HELPS GRAINS
Sharp Decline Temporarily
Halted

CHICAGO. Nov i0--Duo 90 n
heavy demand with light offerings.
the sharp decline In grain prices on
the Chicago Board 81 Trade was
halted al least temporarily today,
Both commission houses and shorts
waited wheat and there Was not a
great deal % " for sale. The mar
ket opvnrd haitingiy. but gathered
strength az trading advanced.
Provisions ais. nnowe ed strength.
December wheat opened unchanr ed
at tt.Ts and later gained SIC. March
wheat opened at ti.SSi4. up NC. and
advanced Ic before the close.
December corn opened up NC at
TsAc. and later advanced &c. May
corn was off Ne at the opening.
Sc. bat showed a gain Of nc In
later trading
December oats opened up Ne at
tes and later advanced sc. May
oats opened unchanged at bsAc and
later gained NC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
San Francisco Produce

San FRANCfHCo. Nov. o-Buttsr--
Extras. So nc per M
Eggs Extras. sne per dos. EXTRA pui.
lets. sge per doH
~,>,>~~~~~~~~~~.~~.~>> ~>~S~>~~>>~~~~.N~
sr, snushsopnd, a, .. m.
q. =. Ns,d Communications
November Str tconlum. Yokohama
for seatus. 100 miles from Seattle at a
.. M ctr Forest King. Seattle for Nan
Frsneiscs. 200 miles from seattle at = y,
m. sir Capt A, y Lucas Port Angeles
for Richmond. sss miles from Richmond
at . m
November Str Yves, fris. Seattle for
Kobe. 1851 miles west OF Cape Fiat,ery
At .. m. str Delight Seattle for Yo-
tohsina. ilss miles vest Of cape Plat
terry at $40 D m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
TWO WAREHOUSES;, to

about 1900. viii be erected by the
u. A. johnson Lumber Co. Mt their
plant at s4so First ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
DEATHS

Dooiey. Frances J.. 1, 242s W. ssth st
Travis. Lavlna. 81, kcnney Home.
Zdonkiwccx Apaioni l., 60. 5si2
Bullock. beverly O.. "a. si7 W. ssth
At.
berger. Erika IT,. 6. si0 Third nv. N.
Anderson. Christina. SIS, ASIA f;th
ave. "
Twiaa. John w. ~. 300 n. Harrison.
Kim. Kun s.. 50. American Hotel
Bird. Margaret. ~, T730 First ave.
~. r.
Hausman. Samuel D.. II. si24 r.
Madison.
O'GUvy. James. az. Ruricn city.
Callahan. Henry j.. IL. 1879 II. Alder.
Calabrcsc. Virginia }. ali seth ave.
s, u.
Maloncy, Dorothy. ~. 2io2 Seventh