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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. .; Chicago. Us innlnEsl.
tincinnaii. =: 81. Louis. ..
New York. 5; brooklyn. =.
Only three scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

and Departures of Passenger IRA
daily. unless otherwise shown) publish,
only rs Information and not guarante,
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

Al Nashville. Tenn.: ~
Little Rock. To
Nashville .............L. & 10
tenn: Stewart. Stathhm and Jonna I'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
fMntn Ctreef 81 ~ tonl

RICHMOND. FIR E D'SBo & PoToMAc r,
BROAD Street Station, except where
other wise indicated) i
Arrive from Leave
7:l0 am :. Was!ing ton & beyond. M6:o5 4
MI 30 pm. Washing ton 4 beyond... 6:20 4
togo am. Ashland Local ...... 1890
ll.5s am. Washington Local $3.50
9 80 pm. Washington d beyond... Ni8:i5
rs pro. Washington < beyond. 1901
1850 pm. Washington 4 hcyond.... 1920
Nil 20 pm. Washington beyond. 3:45 h
0:l5 pm. Washington IIocnl........ $3.50
fS:l? am Ashlnnd local. ;....;.... fi:30 4
ts:i5 pm ashland Ioeai ., ,....... ts;.s5I
12:l0 mt. Washington beyond. M7:00H
...;:.::.:. Washington & beyond. :. S:l5 a
~ Main Street Station. 81
Arrives Main st. Strtion. pnr!oF car IT'D
Westinghouse detached at Hermitage nnd handl!
INTO Broad st. Station; arriving B2O nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove tsrminai-sr City Of spo-
kane
Great Northern pisr-su Kashirna Nsru.
str Toyohashi Msru
Pier str Delight
Pier str SkAgway. str Fedondo.
Bell ~ isr-ninai--sstr AuyoA
Pacific Coast Engineering vorfs-stS
Lake Fiieert
Duthi. yards piseic.
East waterway tsrrainai--str peuel I'll
West Irnn.
Todd drydoess-sr Eastern Importer. 1t,
ProvIdsnctA-
AneH yards-str Roosevelt
Standard Boiler works-s;r H. n. Love-
Soy.
Lake unien--Huiis spoauainie. Brcxton.
Irota. Endymion. Port jackson. Ad-
olson. Bougbton. Bowesmont. Bourne
willie. AIlsrhursi. Abilla. Adria. Ca
prAria. hlcstrs. oeiwin. Abydos. Area
dsmts. Academia. PeSuta. Black Wolf.
Btckiand. Baftine. Bianford. AEron.
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Fort stanwix-
Imufts. kiton. Loot. Dions. Cagacan.
CoEiaa. Citsyras. Csrdia. Elissa. schrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging works
a. A. ~ Patterson
Heffernan drydoek--tstr Fred Baxter.
stinlaon miil--sr Lake flynus. str Car
tonA.
s;ream--sehr BiaAtind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Vessels in Other Ports

Aan Franeiseo--AFrtye June Is; SIR
Bradford from Vancouver. n C.. q, q,
m. str Prealdsnt from San Pedro at
q m str Admiral Dewey from Seattle at
a. m. Arrived June sTi STR Santa
rita from Valparaiso yis san Pedro sfr
san Diego from Tacoma via Port Hiefsiy
launch ttoayiaBd on time. launch ArkAa-
time.
Fan Pedro--Arrivrs Jun. ~. Ser Priest.
dent from San Francisco. Sailed June 81
Htr Aiskiyou for Bsiiingham.
Victoria. u. c--ArriVnd June a.; Str
fsion from Seattle at 80 a. M. Haiied
Htr trion for Manila wis por;r q, ~ q m.
Vancouver. n. c. Sailed JuAe IS; Str
capt A. D Lucas fer san Frahcisoo.
Port ToNnaend--Phkssd Inward June
20 str krslli foF seattle at a m. str
Prsnrs Rupert for seattis az las y. m
Ar Morning star from seattle at 10
3 N. Passed outward June 81. Tug Tyee
with drydock At sac a. M: 4. T. 3.
S~tftsurs AZ a. m. ssr Celtic at s;so
. m.
Evsfr,,--Arrivsd June - Str Ernest
~ Meyer from san Franuisco.
Tacoma Arrived June -; Str Phyllis
from Everett. str Davenport from seat
tie stf Alameda from Seattle. sir Prov
tdsncia from Santa itorsiis RAiicd June
-. str Providrncia for seattle. sailed
June "a Str Quada for Britannia beach /.
str Alameda for seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
'Pray,OhPray,
for the Good
Ship Drake

That tho peak Of the gasoline
shortage will be broken IN two days.
and the supply viii rapidly approach
normal. beginning the FIRST OF July.
was the prediction OF the big distrib
'u'ers In Seattle Monday.
1T Is pretty bad right now said
John Mclean. district sales manager
Of the Standard oil Co. Cars wsrs
lined up At 8 O'Clock this morning
and by our stations were dry. but
the tanker Drake. with more than
! 900. 900 gallons Of gasoline, is due
In port tomorrow. and by "Wednesday
distribution OF her cargo ought to be
under way
Shell Co. reports the situation as
about the same. This company has
been supplying It's usual amount. but
with the other two companies out OF
gas. IT has brcn ovcrtAxed-
beginning July L." says w. J.
condion. district manager. I'VE cx
pect 70 supply our customers with 70
per cent OF the normal amount We
are now giving them SO per cent"
Both Standard and Shell conps.
mics are allowing passenger cars i've
gallons. while Il lasts Shell gives
trucks 10 gallons. and Standard
seven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
6AiE VAMPIRE
UNDER ARREST
Too Much Married. Charge
Against Him

William & Payne. alias Perry
Cunningham. alias Guy Warren,
against whose matrimonial PROPOSE
tons offered thru the mails and the
medium Of the newspapers postal Of
ficialS issued warning saturday
was arrested by the police sunday
night at s2sn Madison st. shortly
after bis arrival from Tacoma
Postal Inspector J, ). Swcnscn
made known Monday morning .
phone cali he received Saturday
night from a. woman who claimed
90 have married "ferry Cunning
ham She gave her name as Mrs
Caldwell. aud said she lived at Ole
r.. Spruce st.
Inspector Swcnsen Immediately
went out 20 interview her. but found
that there Is no such number as the
one she gave.
Il don't know whether u was q
hoax. or whether the woman had
married the man. but doesn't want
60 reveal her Identity" says Inspect
trr .Swensen
He Is interviewing Payne Monday
an effort TO clear up the mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
SOLDIERS RAID
IRELAND TOWN
Armed Men Seize Guns on
Board Ship

DUBLIN. June 2s.-British sol
diers at Furmoy raided the town
wrecking shops and doing consider
able damAsc. in retaliation for the
capture Of Brig Gen Lucas by tfrs
Sim Feiners. according to advices
received here.
Armed men raided the steamer
Clare Castle. lying In Dublin harbor.
sctxing arms and ammunition.
The situation at Rautry. where
there has been considerable trouble
recently. was quiet today. Sim Fcin
volunteers patrolied the streets OF
the town all night.
The police barracks At Cross Ha
ven. near Cork. were burned last
night
The railway situation here contin.
tsed To Improve today. Many more
men were dismissed on account OF re
Fusai to move trains carrying armed
troops or police.
Railway men met at Cork at mid
snght and decided TO call upon all mo
tormen and conductors Of tram cars
10 refuse to carry soldiers or amnu
nltion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
PLAN AID FOR
HARVEST HANDS
lnterchurch Takes Up the
Community Idea

MANHATTAN. Kan. June Is
Gone are the War Camp Commu-
nifty Service portables: the Y. NJ.
c. A. huts: the Red Cross canteens.
and all the other hastily equipped
agencies that looked after the com
fort Of soldiers and sailors during
the war. But their lesson remains.
and this summer. II the Interchurch
World movement succeeds In It's
latest undertaking. harvest serv-
ice centers" will do the same thing
for the army Of harves, hands.
The plan II one said to have
been originated by the town OF
Pratt, Eana, last year. 10 solve the
harvest problem" when ordinary
accommodation proved totally in.
adequate. Incidentally. Pratt got
plenty of the best harvest labor.
and expects u TO come back this
summer.
The churches OF each comrnu-
nifty are asked to launch the under
taking and secure the cooperation
Of chambers OF commerce.. city agen.
cies, etc. Tents or vacant build
ings are to be fitted up with
benches. tables. platforms. etc. and
here the harvest hands will find
writing materials, magazines and
cold lunches.
Low prices Will be charged for
meals and beds The men will be
guests Of the community" and
made TO feel themselves welcome.
Paul Douglas OF the agricultural
division OF the fnterchurch World
Movement, r. organizing the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
by BASIL NJ. MANLY


FINANCE Federal reserve ratio
June Is rose TO 4ss. highest point for
many months This Improvement.
however. 10 due primarily to heavy
government operations rs result os
payment Of second tar inntallneut on
June IS. This Ia reflected In treasury
balance. which showed increase Of
1855 900 900 between Jun. I and June
IS This balance In largely fictitious.
as treasury on June IS found II nccss
sary 10 issue ncw loan certificates
amounting TO tsis.ooo. 900. at highest
rate since civil war.
Federal reserve Is putting screws
on business and speculation By con
slant increases In discount rates. but.
at tho same time IL permitting infla-
ton by uncurbod issue or federal re.
serve notes. Raising interest rates.
while leaving volume Of reserve notes
unchecked. amounts TO prnaiixing
commerce. and Industry for bcnefit OF
bankers.
This situation raises Fundamental
question OF Importance TO editors
should not manufacturer. merchants
and farmers BE- directly represented
on reserve board and have voice In
detsrwining nations financial poll.
cicn7
TRANSPORTATION - Railroads
are not obcying interstate commerce
commissions orders designed to re-
iievs traffic congestion Railway
Age IL publishing weekly appeals TO
railroads 10 be- good and obey com.
rnission, as only way Of escaping
early resort 60 government owner.
ship. Commerce commission IL issu.
Ing threats of prosecution. Both APP
peals and threats arc ineffective.
Operation Of railroads by prociama-
tons and threats was given thoro
trial during early part OF war. but
failed then. AS II is falling now. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Manly's Review of
Trade Conditions

roads with aid OF I. c. c. cannot
handle traffic during slack summer
season. what In going 20 happen
when crops begin 10 moveF
II railroad labor board delays de-
eision another month or sir weeks.
union leaders win either have 20 o.il
strike or face worse outlaw situation
than that OF this spring Men claim
railroad representatives on board are
adopting iliatory tactics In order TO
disrupt unions
trade In orient is inevitable result
81 recent sensational break In silver
prices. Orient must no~ ship goods
10 United States and Europe instead
Of taking advantage Of premium on
silver 20 buy hug. quantities. as
during last year. Effect on cotton
goods market win be mos, marked.
INDUSTRY 49, Reports from ali
sources indicate that manufacturing
industries are slowing down In near.
" all lines. This t. the result %
combination Of causes-dccrcnr~d De.
uand on part Of public. credit arm.
culties and railroad congestion. This
slowing down OF industry IN react
Ing on retail trade by decreasing de-
mand Of waso-oarner. All lines Of
indutry are moving with greater
caution and taking fewer chances
now than at any time since 1918.
cROPS-F'ine weather In June has
greatly improved crop prospects. but
has not relieved fundamental condi.
ton indicating almost certain short.
age In principal staple crops. This IL
acccntuated BY difficulties with re-
gard 10 transportation and storage.
which are being felt already. as firA,
crops are being harvested. This sltu.
alton Ia unprecedented, and indicates
greater difficulties IA summer ad.
vance@. Ordinarily there i- sur.
plus of cars for crop movement In
June. but this year farmers are hav.
ing a. much trouble an during big
crop moving season.
LABoR--A. r. Of l.. convention at
Montreal was not decisive In any re-
spect Radicals won on every show.
down on policies. but conservatives
control machine which has complete
power between conventions. Tend
ency toward n split in the A. r. Of
l.. was more marked this year than
At any time sine. 1919. Doubtful II
A. r. OF l.. can hold together II
Gompers should die or withdraw. No
other leader in the federation AT the
present time has force enough to
hold this loose jointed organization
together This Is probably Gompers'
last year. Ills sight In falling rap
Idly. and he is showing other signs
OF loss OF power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Jitney Initiative
Bin4 Checked Up

day checking up signatures attached
to the petition for submission to
popular vote OF the jitney regulation
orSfnanca
Shile many Of those signing viii
be disqualified by reason Of not be-
ing registered voters. city authori-
les believe that the total number
: names VIII be far more than that
required by the charter.
The legal sufflciency Of the petit
tson was under determination by the
city law department Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
George Invested
Also in "Oil" Stock

Five years ago when the southern
part Of the state was the seat OF a
number OF oil booms. George Van
derveer. l. w. w. attorney. took a
flyer at the producing game. Then
everything petered out
That is. everything but a promis.
sorry note which found It's way Mon.
day into Superior Judge Calvin Halls
department In the form OF suit
started BY r. A. Rispin against Van.
deryeer The note is for $1,000.
which represents money. according
TO the complaint, due Rispin for an
oil drilling outfit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
$500 A TON FOR
SPUDS--N0 MORE
Potato Market "CIeaned"
Up Several Times

Tho old potato market has been
CLEANED up" several times within tn.
last few weeks. Yet a few continue
10 triekle In from east OF the noun.
tsinH. one or two firms on Western
ave. had some on sale Monday morn.
ing at 5000 a ton.
Fulfilling expectations. butter went
ur cent pound this morning.
Bricks are quoted Mt 90 and cubes at
81 cents. cantaioupes were coming
In freely Monday. but jobbers com.
planned that "a large percentage Of
them were too green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Hosiery. Banks Can
Operate Unseen

CLEVELAND. June "a. - The
county treasurer here says he's going
70 hang a sign during taxpaying
time. reading. First National May
Be Drawn on with safety Here. T"
There1l be touches and guard at
he door. says he.
SO long as women will carry their
money where they always have car
lied Il. the countyu give EN- a safe
place To takc II out" says Treasurer
Esovle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
De Valera Trying
for Irish Plank

SAN FRANCISCO, June zs.-
Earnonn De Valera, president Of the
sIrish republic" who arrived here
last night 20 oversee the attempt TO
insert a plank in the democratic
platform protesting sympathy for
IreIands was given a demonstra-
ton by local Irish organizations
and received visitors at his rooms
in the hotel Whltcomb until after
midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
They Battled Right
Into Justice Court

Half the town OF Newcastle as
scmblcd in Justice Drinkers court
Monday TO testify either for or
against James Stsrvos. cook. charged
with threatening TO kill James Zar.
wood. a miner.
Zarwood testified Starvos In zone
bad guy" and that he IL afraid Of
him. Starvos. on the other hand
maintains. Zarwood came up TO his
kitchen one day last week with a
rock in one hand and friend be-
hind him TO do battle. and they did
battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, June 9s.--HoKs-Rsooipts.
10000 head. market Ice 10 2sc higher.
Bulk Of sales. t14soa1s.f5. butchers.
ttt7o9is. packing. tia.ssaits0. light.
fftbo9ls. pigs. tis.Tbulb. roughs.
tiz,15ais.eb.
Cattle Receipts, 10000 head. market
IL strong. Beef. iis.B0d 1880. butcher
steers. t7aiS Gamers and enters. 1907:
rtockers and feeders. -s.soai2. cows. 81
ala. calves. ti275ai37s.
Sheep Receipts. 5000 head: market
ioo higher Lambs. i1tgi7.50. ewes. 50
az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Trial of Auto Man
Involves $32,824

Trial OF T. @. Young. former Sc
attic automobile salesman. was be-
gun Monday In Superior Judge Boyd
J. Tallman's department on charge
Of appropriating f52 .s2s.si belong.
lng to the international Motor Co.
Young Is said 10 have received q
shipment OF trucks. which he sold.
and failed to settle with the fac.
tory. Young Is being defended hy
Walter Fulton. while Deputy Prose.
cutors John carmody and c. r.. Clay.
pool are conducting the prosecution.
The case ia being heard before a
jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrived
June III. r. \. burnside from South
eastern Alaska.
June .i--str ArrFii from oieum a.
10 10 a M. ctr ffuFidsnciA from Tacoma
at ~ 20 .. "a. afr Bedobdo from Tacoma
at II 10 a. m. str Prince Hupert from
Prince Rupert a. via por" at '''
June st-Etr ArKyn for San Frsneisco
1T ietk m.
Juns sf-sir iaieu fos Manila vita ports
At sie a. m. str Eastern sailor for Ia.
coma AZ 10 90 q IA sr Prince Rupert
for Prloee Report. n G.. ct II p M
June st-u. = J.. Il swifisufs for ses
station at is.gs .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28

HOUSTON. June 2s.-Something's
.srong here. Everybody admits II.
but nobody knows what. Overnight
whisky sales have dropped $500 per
cent. In The early part Of one week
prescriptions for spirits frumsnu
averaged 40 a day. There was one
on Friday. Morris A. Moore, prohi-
snforcer. says he didn't tell doctors
not to write 'em. They just know
we mean business he thinks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Report Robinson
to Head Meeting

AUDITORIUM. SAN FRANCISCO.
Jane 2s.-Definite selection Of Sen
afor Robinson Of Arkansas as perma-
nent chairman of the democratic ma,
tlonal convention was reported TO
have been agreed on as the conven.
lion met. Robinson WAS reported TO
be writing his speech as permanent
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Gompers Will Fight
for Labor Planks

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s.-
Samuel Gompers Is. here today to
fight for adoption In the democratic
platform OF labor planks which
the republican platform framsfs
declined TO accept
against antfstrike legislation: APP
prevail of collective bargaining; min
imum wage, eight-bour day and
child labor legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Crew Sues Ship
Board for Wages

Libel for wages. extra wages.
transportation and subsistence. filed
against the United States shipping
board emergency fleet corporation
by 10 members of the crew OF the
United States steamer Lake F1ynus.
was scheduled TO be heard before
Judge Neterer In the federal court
at y. m. Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Sentenced, Learns
He's Not Been Tried

LONDON. June 20. - William
Crane appealed from his sentence OF
1z months at hard labor for receiving
stolen leather. declaring that he had
never been tried. The sentence was
annuiled. The mistake occurred
when Crane WIS brought up In court
mm another man. the prosecutor
thinking the Indictment was a Joint
.onn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. June 7s.--Grainp C os d
strong on the Chicago Board OF Trade
today
closed up lie at ti.77A September corn
opened at fi.70, up &C, and closed at
Shay. up 2hci December corn opened
up lie Mt fi.53h and closed at t1.bs. up
sac.
July oats closed up NC at si.0s after
opening y higher at fl.0th September
oats at s7hc opened up No and closed
up NC at NNc, December oats opened
up 10 at ssNc and closed up 1870 at
sbAc.
Provisions were lower ON heavy rs-
celpta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Court Holds Her
for Observation

pending observation Of Mrs. Effie
3noids, who shot and painfully In
red her husband. AIger Reynolds
engineer at the Swedish hospital. on
June IL. Justice Otis w. Brinker de-
clded Monday TO take her case IN
ar advssement for so days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KIDNAPPING
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

grandfather, tried his best hlandish.
ments, with no better results.
why Elmer" said HIS mother,
don't you know grampyf Granny
and Elmer used to have such good
tunes"
Elmer apparently did not recall
Granny, not having seen him in
seven months since he was unatched
from Grampy's bed and carried
away thru window. thence thru
four states before finally stopping
at Portland.
IL was not untn Mrs Rrcwington
mentioned Betsy" the name Of
Cramps automobile. that Elmer
showed signs OF recollection. Then
she called him "swcetheart." and he
allowed her to take him into her
arms.
Mr.. and Mrs Rr,wington did not
see each other. They had requisite,
that they be kept apart. tho Brew.
inston has frequently said he still
loves her and would welcome re,
Cancellation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
BENNINGTON APPEARS
GREATLY SHAKEN

OF the two. the most deeply NOV.
ed over the latest phase OF the case
was Brewington. lie appeared
greatly shaken. The muscles OF his
face twitchcd whenever he spoke OF
his baby son, and he seemed on the
verge Of a nervous breakdown.
Mrs. Brcwlngton. on tho other
hand. was cool and collected. at all
times In control OF herself Even
when she saw her child again for
the first time IN seven months. Hhr
was able to represS her feelings. Il
she had any.
She was tciephoning 20 Judge Cih
ford. to ask hun 10 let her have the
baby TO take back AT once to Seattle
when Granny Gray was asked;
Don't you think there's a chance
OF father and mother getting to.
gether again. for the sake OF the III
tie boy7"
Not while live Grumpy em.
phatically asserted
Mrs Brewington turned from the
phone long enough to Gu, the quea-
toner with an angry flash OF her
specialized eyes. She ~ possibly 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Status of Frisco Market

SAN FRANcIsCo. June :s.--Butter--
Extras, Gle per II.
Egga-Extras. 81 y per doz extra pull
lets. fsi4c per dor. underHlzod puiiets
33c per doz
Cheese California fists. fancy. stMc
per ID. firsts. z7c per lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. June fs.--Prices At the
opening Of the stock market today were
irregular Prices were: United States
steel at s2s. off y /; Sinclair at aIAs, up
= Studebaker at 7oM. Off V Cruoihie
at 1Nh. off ~; bethlehem Steel III"
at sah. Off y. southern Pacific at % X
off 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. June :s.-Buttcr-5ae per
ID.
EGrs--sT n &C per dos
Hens--is q 2Sc per ID. broilers. is a acc
per ID.
Chccse-rriplets. al q sse per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. June 7s.--coffee--No.
Rio. i4hc per ID; No. Santgs 22h q
20 " per 10.
sugar-Raw. 1860 per III; graduated
2zn 24o per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Reported by Wireless
a :. Naval nmunieations

June 27-str Admiral Farrarut. San
Francisco for seattle. as miles from Be-
attic At p. M str Eastern Tempest.
Tacoma FOR balboa, 30 miles south Of
Cape Flattcry at D. m. str West Hes
Heitine, San Francisco for Portland. 2io
miles from Portland at y M. str Ida
no. San Francisco for Eagle Harbor. five
miles from Eesie iiarbor at p m. str
k-tohiksn. bound for Nome. 30 miles
north Of unimak pass at p. m. str
Elihu Thomson. St Michael for Akutan.
3s0 miles from Akutan al .. m. str
Redwood. ketchikan for squaw Harbor.
Is miles from Sauaw Harbor at y. M.
str Astral. Yokohama for San Francisco.
90 miles vest Of San Francisco AZ p.
m. str Royal Arrow. Nagasah for san
Francisco. s,020 miles west Of San Fran
cisco at p. m str ~ Segundo. Ketehi-
kan for Juneau. six miles south OF Point
Harris at y. m str West lvia, Seattle
FOR Yokohama. $50 miles west OF Cape
Tiaitcry at y. m.
The total trade OF the Orient adj
vanced from zoo. 900. 900 In 1918 TO
ss Tr0 nm mn Ia 1910