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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
u. COMMERCIAL
CLUB BANQUETS
Meets Tonight in Second
Annual Affair

The second annual banquet Of the
University Commercial club will be
held at AIS tonight In tho univer.
sity Commons Dran Miller. of the
university school OF commerce. will
speak before tho club on "coopera
ton
Other numbers ON the program ar.
songs by tho University 0loo club
quartet a talk by Mrs Crac. Palmer
Craig. on Tho Common Sense Of
Community Interest. q twominute
talk by Hiram Lindsay. and a
speech by Carl r. Crosen. on Com
munity spirit" ftorenthsl. Htmmel-
hooh and Scudahi will offer a vaude-
yiile sketch.
George w. Wilson. pr~ridon, Of the
club. will preside. Tho committee ar.
ranging thu banquet IL composed Of
Darwin Meiane~t. Trina Mccormick.
Hiram Lindsey. Clair Kline and Mrs.
u II. Iis Fue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Colorado Sweeps
Republicans In

DENVER Colo. Nov. 3.--Returns
from tz7 precincts In Colorado give
Governor Shoup. republican. 7o.soi
votes and his opponent James NJ
Collins. democrat $3.50. IN the
Euhernator4ai race. II shoup main.
tains this ratio. II was stated. he viii
carry the state by eb.o0o. Two years
ago Shoup carried the state by little
more than 10000 votes.
The only democrat elected IN Den.
YER was judge Ben II. Lindsey. who
was a candidate for reelection as
juvenile judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
GRAPEFRUIT IN
FROM ARIZONA
Second Ever Brought From
That State

A car ~ Arizona grapefruit, said
30 be the second ever brought 10 the
local market. was received Wednes.
day and placed on sale at 1850 and
81 a case. This Arizona fruit IL said
10 be finer even than that grown In
Florida. which commands from 1850
To 80 a case here.
A ear OF lug Totay grapes was
selling at ta.2B wednesday.
Ripe figs arc quoted at s7.so a boz.
and dried flsH AZ ~ cents pound.
Among tho vegetable receipts Wed
nssday was a shipment ot fancy hot
house oueumbert from waila walla.
These arc some~hat 81 a novelty for
the walla waila district. and sold nj
1850 20 ta.bo a dozen. Extra fancy
oaullflower In quoted ut 3, dozen.
Tho potato market holds firm.
Butter and eggs are unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Smith Cove ,srninal--wr Maauan. s,r

Smith Cove tsrrnInai--ssr Naausn. str
Eastern Leader, str Fillmore. str Elk
ton, sr Eastern sword
Pier te-u. n r. Rush.
Smith Cove snchorags-8fr Gross KsyA
str HoraisAn Msru.
Pier Str Annette Roiph. str ous-l
Pier str Arabia Mara
Pier s--str West Jester.
Pier Str Victoria. str Alameda, ctr
Iatouchs.
Bell IT. tsrminai--U. n r. Surveyor.
Grand Trunk tsrminai--str Admiral wat
son.
Pier A--str Admiral Rodmar.
Pacific Coast coal bunksrs-U. n r. Iy-
donna. str Eastern Glen
Union Pacific terminal--str west Nah
vah. str Tjisondari.
Connecticut Ut. tarmina1-gtr a,esf Maker
Oregon Boiler works--str EetchikanA
Standard OH doek--atr Richmond.
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging works
str Patterson. hull Rainbow
Lake Uuion~-iinils Abiita. Abnoba. Aby.
dos. Addison. Ailenhurst. Ahmlk, An
thon, Bsydsn. Bertrand. BingAmon.
Btscsyie. Black Wolf. Bianford. Oel-
win, Bouzhton. Pexuts, PuyalIup
cabsean. capraris. cardia, Cenina,
Charus. Chesterfisid. Chafnis. Cineaa
Cinyra=. Corus. Cozian. Cola, Cions
ELISA. Electra. Endymion, Fort Har.
rison, Fort Jsckson. Fort stanuir,
Fort Union, Imufka. Leoti. Kitan-
Anrs yards--Btr Roosevelt,
Heffernan drydock--Btr cordovA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
FORD TIES
UP TIMBER
and metal
Takes New Step in Building
Up Vast Industrial
Empire
ny Russ sIMoNToN

ntTROlf Mich. NOV s-CNNR
~ step--eaeh step giants stride
Henry Ford adds 20 the wealth and
power OF the Industrial monarchy
he Is Grazing.
New Ford has safeguarded the
enormous supplies Of timber and
part Of tho iron he needs In hts fac
tories. not only for his generation
but for generations 20 come.
Here Is the general plan OF the
newest Ford project given me BY
q man who was active In tho neso-
tkations.
Ford bought sss. 1000 acres OF hand
IN the Upper Peninsula OF this state.
There are huge forests % hard
who'd, principally maple. on sis'ooo
acres Of the land and deposits OF
iron and graphite on 100000 acres.
PRICE Is SECRET;
MAY BE se.ooo.coo
The purchase price Is kept secret.
tho popular guess puts II above
$50. 900 600.
Ford Is now building a sawmih
At Iron Mountain. Mich. and By
the end OF next year will have a
inrwe BODY plant well under con
guuction.
II. win huIld the metal and wood
en- "superstructures- Of the Ford
ear at this plant. shipping them TO
his assembling plants all over the
world direct from the factory At
Iron Mountain.
So that his forests may furnish
timber all the years that Ford cars
ere built. Ford has a plan OF for
ct conservation Tho timber will
b. taken out carefully 10 that new
growth h not disturbed and big
force Of men viii constantly patrol
the forests on the watch for fire.
The land Ford has bought was
GRANTED some 60 years ago TO
railway company. long defunct. II
heer was bought by the Michigan
Iron q Land company and by them
scld 10 Ford eompany-the Mich.
tezn Iron. Land a Lumber Com
pAny. Toe stock Is held wholly By
Inc Ford family.
Alfho there are some iron mines
en the Lard mono OF them n now
being worked Ford expects to 60
enbIish new mines as soon ms the
awmn II complete and work on the
opdy plant under way.
Tho land n well supplied with
railways. three Of them travers
ne H.
FORD FORESTS
N FIVE COUNTIES
The Ford forests are 800 niies
EFcm Detroit They lie In five coun.
t1e& From Marquette. Mich. In al
tsrrate $40 acre sections. tho land
stretches 70 miles west and from
a. town Of Claiming. Mich II ex.
lands IS miles north In alternate
nDgkions
Associates OF Ford believe that
ths purchase Of the land was \ fav-
og1ts enterprise of the automobile
oenfus- Negotiations were In prog.
sess 10 months and the deal closed
oofy recently.
Attic the bulk Of the timber wfn
- to making the bodies OF cars.
mseh OF u also viii be used In the
ekher enterprises Of Ford. and some
probahly win 70 To tho building Of
ne homes Of hts employees Ford
uses in excess OF 1000. 600 900 feet Of
humber = year.
Work on the Iron Mountain bofy
plant win be rushed. When I, IL
complete II will require about 1000
Uorkmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
STARWICH'S WIFE
ALMOST FORGOT TO
VOTE FOR HUSBAND

Everybody seems 10 be step
ping higher this morning. since
the news went forth that the re
publicann were 10 begin running
things again" remarked Matt
siarwich. Hhertff-elect for King
county.
Matt WINS himself stepping
high" when he arrived 90 take up
his usual duties as deputy sheriff
Il caught my wife washing
yesterday" no said. and told
her 20 forget II and go and vote
I guess abe took tho whole com.
munity with hrr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
RESERVOIR CASE
IS UP AGAIN

Hearing on the petition Of Pierre
y. Ferry and others for an injunc.
ton TO restrain the city Of Seattle
from completing and using the Vol
unteer Park reservoir was resumed
in Judge Clay Aliens court Weo
nesday.
Petitioners claim water Win leak
from tho reservoir. endangering the
stability OF the ground nearby. used
for building purposes.
Louis Carpenter. wen known eng5-
neer. was again In court. having
come from Denver to testify for tho
cornpiainants. His reputed salary "A
a witness In 800 q day. with =
minimum OF 81 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
FREICHTER IS
FLOATED AGAIN
Eastern Bell lowed OIL Bar
at 0ungeneSs

The ". 3. shipping board fr~ightcr.
Eastern Belle. which struck bar on
nungenezS just beyond Port
Townsend. Tuesday during a heavy
fog. was ioatsd "Wednesday at a
m. according TO word received IN So
attic by the Merchants exchange
The ship was towcd from the bar
az high tide by tho U. $. TUG. sno-
homiah. and TUG owned by the
Washington Tug a Barge Co
Halt OF her dcckload Of lumber.
which she was carrying 10 Cuba from
tho stimson Min Co. at Ballard. was
iirhtered before Il WAS poaaibie 10
move the vessel
A diver was today making an un.
derwator survey Of the hull II h
thought there was no dsmagr> as the
ship rested on soft. sandy bottom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
"Sun Dodger" Due
Again Next Week

The second number OF the sun
Dodger." college comic monthly. will
be placed on sale on the campus
next Monday or Tuesday. according
to Steele Lindsay, editor. Two pages
OF copy In relation to the Washing.
ton-Dartmouth football game have
been received from Dartmouth. This
months magazine will be known as
tho East West" number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Smiles at Crouchy
Cop; Costs Her SIS

PORTLAND. Nov. Miss Bon.
nts Richardson .. ~ ard cheerful
Hut she made = mistake and smiled
Al Policeman Davis. who took her to
The police station. I've smiled at
anybody ! pleased for 20 years. she
told the judEe and don't think I
should be arrested for looking pleas
ant tat this COP But tho judge
thought different and As~r~sed the
joviai ono q Sss fina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
GRAIN FUTURES
|. HIT LOWER MARK
Influenced by Weakness In
Stocks and Cotton

CHICAGO Nov. s-Grain futures
were lower on the Chicago Board Of
Trade. being Influenced by weak q
ness In stocks and cotton. Free SELL
orable ~~sthc reports and depr~ss-
ING effects Of wheat weakness added
20 the declines. Wheat dropped be-
low the 81 mark.
Provisions were lower on . lower
grain market
December wheat after op~ning
unchanged At ts1o. was Off sc at tho
close. March wheat closed sAc low
er after opontnE at ssOs. off tc.
December corn At size opened
sc lower an dister loat an addition
al sAc; May corn opened &c higher
at soAe and closed at SsAc.
December oats closed &c lower
after opening up We at sShe. MAY
oats also opened - lower and lost
late rand eloss dat seae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Three ACCUSED
BY CROCERYMEN

Charges OF grand larceny were
made against three persons wednes
day by tho prosecuting attorney
on complaint Of two grocery store
keepers.
John u. Evans accused Leon
George and Herman Mckenny oi
helping themselves after they had
ordered articles that sent him e
the rear OF hts store.
X. J. Backlund complained that
Katie Twigg. 20. sauntercd into hif
Kitchen and took 800 from under
riass while his wife served her
In the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Fish Oil Industry
in Alaska Growing

The fish oil industry In Alaska
promises substantial things accord.
inE 10 word reaching the Alaska bu-
reau OF the ehambcr Of commerce to
day.
one OF tho firms having n success.
full short run was the Petersburg by.
products company which put up %
tons Of fertilizer and 400 gallons OF
fish oil during the few weeks tho
company WINS In operation.
ketchlkan is TO put on metrnpoli.
tan airs. for the Hickman building.
one OF the pioneer landmarks Of tho
coast town. IL % be removed 20
make way for n $4,000 two-story
concrete building. tho inst Of n
series OF modern buildings planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

nKNvEn Nov 1--ratite--Nee.irts
!. sst he'd. market steady. Steers, tf,ts
ole. COWS snd hsif~rs ~ se0t 10
s,ess.rs and fesdsr~ t9.tsoats. eslv.~
sie6ta
Hors- Rse~spssl fss nssd. usAStss use
higher. Tor. tisse
ahesp-Rsesiptss f.tse sead. unarsss ~
fta To Sec hixssr. fAmb.. rfotffs
sws& tsssss. Feeders. titteotisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
NAB WOMAN FOR
RUNNING STILL

Mrs. l.. Doan. for whom the United
States marhhai'H office has been
searching since shc was convicted OF
operating sun. was arrested Tues.
day evening by Deputy United states
Marshais Thomas waters and Prank
Coliigan. sho was placed in the
county jail to begin serving her sen.
tsnco OF six months and $500 fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
SEATTLE BID TO
TRADES COURSE
Business "PIattsburg" to Be
Held at Panama

Seattle has been invited 10 send
oue or more qualified representa-
tives to tho business '.Platsburg''
which opens under the auspices OF
the Pan-American college OF com
merce At Panama. Jan. 10. 1871.
Graduates are put thru an inten.
sfve foreign trade course. with par.
ticuiar training for the Iatin-Amcr.
scan commerce. In SIX months and
then they return 10 the city which
sent them TO the college 10 be OF as
sfstsnce In trade problems.
The chamber OF commerce has
been asked by John Barrett. former
director general OF the Pan-Amer.
tcsn union and ambassador Of Ar.
gentina- to interest Seattle exporters
and commercial men In the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
IL From u to Go
to Newspapers Meet

Twelve representatives Of the uni
verui,y win attend tho FIRST annual
conference Of college Newspaper mon
TO b held tn Eugene. Ore. Sosem.
Der IL and ~. This 10 tho first
sscnt Of It's kind In tho history Of
The Western colleges
The following will 10 frorn wash
inEton: Dean NJ Lyle Spencer. oil
bert Foster. William verrsn. Robert
Bender. Mitchell charnisy. Wendell
brackets. Steele Lindsay. byron
Christian. Ralph pinkortnn. James
Grant. Chaplin Collins and Clarence
Coleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

HOUSTON. Tex Nov. s.--yu~ice
Department Chief webb explained
why he WAS late to work. been
doing some undertaking. said he.
MY neiEhbor found a flea on her
cat put tho cat under . box 90
fuimgate H. I buried the ira sd
tho cat this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Film Shows Silk
Woms to Ribbons

Ribbons IN all their Eiory--from
tho time tho raw sllk 10 spun by
tho silk worm into n fairyllke co
coon untii the exquisite finished
lengths are made into costumes or
chriatmas Eif,s-are shown In q
him display NJ tho hon aArchs To-
day, Thursday and Friday. at and
$50 O'Clock. Ia tho temporary audi.
torium.
Tho film showed the first ssnw~s
In the gathering and spinning Of the
silk. the dyeins process. Tho weaving.
designing and finishing systems in
one Of. the largest ribbon rnanufao-
tuners In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
SEN Reed Smoot
IL Again Elected

sALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. 4
Both democrats and republicans
oonoede the reelection Of senator
Reed smoot TO the senate on the re-
publican ticket Tho election Of
Don n. coiton 10 congress from tn.
First district and y. o. J~Ather~ood
from the Second dlstric; 10 also an
surcd. Charles r. Mabcy win be tho
governor. All arc republicans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. New. i-rorsirv err
change Gas uns~stiss Of ths orsrinG to-
dxy. Sterling eeenss 81 tfN. ~ sel
frHncs, asfe. Oft esstlnss. lire. iste.
off . esntfmss. lice e.bies. fsfci rrsfss
!. ste. oft esnttnsss Cssatisn cellars.
% zee. unchsnssd
tn. msrsss eter~a Nr-a Etvrffns
tits. off sei srsaes. este. OFT cen.
times. lire AVS. eft .centirnss. rnarss
tte. unchanged. Canadian doiisrs
- see. up lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

PORTLAND. ssv. f~-rst,fe-harkst
sie- ara steady and unchanged.
Hex~-Fse~iptss ns had. fasrtss t.v
and sts.dr Prime uaiss,. tit0iafs.
assvi@s. tteeft; pigs tissiA
shs~p-b<eetpta tff a~sAs marhst r.
steady and erehznesd-
kaEs-<t . see per doa
chasse-rriplsts. ale pw II
Hsns--e n q zee p<f IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
SCHOONER IS
AUCTIONED OFF

Tho schooner Sentinel. tbeled al
the instance OF her crew for unpaid
wages. was sold at public auction by
the United states msrshai's offics
wednesday. for 5000. The foss TUG
and Barge Co. OF Tacoma vas the
Successful bidder. Deputy United
states Marshal Thomas Waters act
ed as auctioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Shipbuilders Scrap
500 British Tanks

DpNIpN. Eng. Nov. I--Noarly
300 tanks now lying In France have
been purchased from tho government
by the shipbuiiding firm Of r. W.
Ward. Ltd They win be broken up
and tho parts brought TO England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Arrivals and Departures

November s--sgr Arabia Maru frv-
NsasiN via HenGkoax ard Jassnsss por,s
sna Victoria. n c. At II q a str Steal
MAKER from Everett aud Esaeosyer, a.
G.. at siss . m str Aao@sts ltolpa frem
sAn Frznrtscc 81 lac . ua
sev~mh~r f-str cross ksys from Na-
ella and Singapore ~. viadivostok al
p IA str fuchmond from san Pedro via
Folni wells It it.s9 , m. ssr sksE~ay
from Aachoraxs VIA aoushwsstsrn snd
soat hssstern Alaskan 3erts at siis .. m /.
str tAtoscss from AneborsE. via south-
western ard Southeastern AlsskAn port<
ssa TaeousA At t.se y TN
sailed
Novsrbsr s-ssr Admiral wassss for
Scout western via Southeastern AisskAn
ports q, 30 . m
November str Admiral Farvaxut fev
san ptsse via San Franeiseo and ports Al
D m. str Alaska for san Franrisco
Al D IN. str Forest kinx Tor Tacoma
At 1so .. IN. ctr S.ssn feF raesnA 81
S.l1 d. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

rArOOsH ISLAND. New Is A NJ
Ri.inx earomstsr. raintnmi wirf vest
Is mile. an hour. Passed out. pAzs~s-
ger steamer at q IN
November - A. N.-ssr Arsht. haru
81 $50 . IN. motor sshr h4ieutts 81
no :. IN. 10 A. M--rsssst tn ST.
Tji.saasrt 81 10 . IN titt p. h---Psssnf
In SIR Bradford at I 10 . m " NJ
Parity eioady Wind vest. ~ uil.s an
hour. Passed In ar Annssts Eelsh at
20 ,. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Opportunities for
Women 10 Be Cited

Opportunities for vocational work
IA home and abroad for tho univer-
atty women. viii b. set forth by Y.
w. c. A. secretaries at a world Tel.
lowrhip conference Of university wo.
men. 70 be held on the campus No
vemher . 90 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Public Markets


SANITARY
efsH ~. ON. sack High F1iKht Tour
tat storsl. 81 80. .sc Rogers baking pow
der. z7e n stail ios. ms fine surzr
Cooperative milk. 5sc. stalls SIS leg
OF lamb, 25e 70: shoulder Of lamb fsHe
~ pot roast. Toe N. Stalls 1t-7s, ChIr-
srdciIfs chocolate. aso NJ: Citrus po~der.
11c pkg; borss matches. zSc.
CORNER
Stan IA. new pack ssperkrsus fyc at
qts. 2bcs large new all pickles. 4 for
Toe. Stall ~. whole salmon. soc each
black or ling cod. ibs sse; Eastern
oysters. ssc pit Stalls 1925, ms
s-Clover butter. SIC 10: cataup. 13c bot
tie. for Sic, Flake white, z3c n. MS
&c. S,all lis, Jonathan apples. siss
box. fancy potatoes. ti.sS.
PIKE PLACE
Stall IT. fine American cane Sugar. .
ms. sso. ms. soc. Stall 10. pure fresh
milk, lie at Stalls IL, No Yakima
Gem potatoes. fs.so sack. delivered dry
onions ms zsc. stalls 1879, pure
sfa lamb ros Sc ss o. ' sa ss an ms. sGs
oil. sz.eo gal fancy hsnohgrian vainats.
. fbs sse: Bartlett pears. $3.50 box
wEsTLAkE
suEar stan. weatIaks Special -four.
ssf0s pure cane sugar, izc NJ; 9 bars
Fo-Enb saptha SOAP, 75c, stalls 1917
SIN, can Golden West coffea, f.fes 3
pigs Creamettss. z5c; to-ib. pail blue
Esro syrup. ssc. stan 1872. mincemeat. 2
pkrs. 2sr. ION. sack corn meal 4sc. 4
bars Write SOAP. csc. Stall is7, Good
Lack margarine s5e NJ. small can.
milk, z5c. very best bgtisr. : ms tf.fB.
stall fs5. Libby's uiineemaat. ace ~. new
sauerkraut, ms csc.
ECONOMY
Stats s7-ss, zoe cans Hefnrich's
minced clans. zsc. 15c pkg JciIo. Toe; 4
bars Fsis Nsptha soap 300; ksllozF's
corr fiakes, i0c pig. stan a. fresh
salmon "a lbs. TO 10 lbs. eaoh). zoe.
skinned soies. ma. 2sc; halibut. zoe 10.
stan 10. fbp. 2So; Bchiiling's baking
powder. ms. Sab. NJ. +5c.. IN ms.
I ea-ie< 49, coffee, . ne. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Governor Davis
Winner in Idaho

BOISE. Idaho. Nov. 3,-Covernor
Davis. republican. was reelected By
loo, 900. according to incomplete re-
turns from about one-third Of the
793 precincts in tho state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Reported by Wireless

&an08ssm ss1Nsfu1&0H
November str jefferson off Kennedy
fsiand. northnouud. ~ noon. str Caps
May leaving Union Bay. ~ O.. south-
bound. st <.se D. m. str Kateri Mara.
lat ts.1s n, long isi;os ~. Inbound.
81 noon. yacht Aauiiio 10 miles nortn Of
Maud Island LEht. northhound. al .ss
p m. str city Of seattle off kary Islsnd.
southbound. at . . m
q. =. Naval Cva1snieatssaa
November str Anu~sfs Rslph. go
Francisco for Seattle. 20 miles east of
Cape Fistssry 81 .. m: str Deuel. ORR
snt for Seattle. i7s miles from Seattle al
. .. m
November Str fconiuna. yokohama
for Seattle. AIR miles from sas,tl. at
.. m str Endicott. Kobe fos Seattle.
1886 miles from Seattle at q D m: str
Yves, fvis. seattle for kobs. 1910 miles
from Cape Fisttsry at .. m str CITY
Of Spokane. Seattis r,v Yokohama. lars
miles from seattle At .. M: str "a a
Diego. Tacoma for Han Pedro. sIz mIles
north Of San Freocisco AT .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Chicago Board Of Trade


CHICAGO. New s-~u -rscsspss.
q oee basd. market fse % see lover
nels % sales. tittsofate su'sh.rs-
tiifauittt. pAektn3. tifsaOiist.
light. itteetsst. ylrs tis0ltte
rough. ttsssoffse.
c@t,is-Hseslpss. ~ SO he~f. married
ste tover rssf. tifottft! bot ;h~r
sseek. tstsot1st. c.ansr- ard custsr..
titt case stsss-f. ard feeder, ttits
sfsto,
ahssp-nscsfr,a r. see sessi rnsfsst
sse Lesser. tAmss t1ctts svsa ts0f IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

SAN rrArcfsco. Nov f--Bus,sr---
ID.
ENrs-Ertrsa hr p~- f~ss ersrs pol
,es.. Tic per dos. undsrssssd paiista ssAe
per IL
Chs.~~-riasa f.nrv. ave p~s ID:
frrA ale per IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

why ala Abou Bon Adhem's
name lead all the resty-
i guess they must have arranged
tho names alphabetically. Yale
Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
SAYS HIS Wife
DISTURBS HIM

Claiming that his wife. Margaret.
annoys him at his work and also
disturbs him by trying to draw
money from his pay. August Nor
ling WAS TO ask Judge Ronald for
"A restraining order "wednesday
afternoon. NorIing has a divorce
suit pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Nov. Money sn can.
. per cent. sig months. . Per cent. n,er.
camille psp>r. per cent.
Br silvsr-Loadon- SiAo. Nsv rork.
sthe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

psssrsburr--safi~d November Q; SIR
spoxans. nartnbspne. sf 40 . m
Esfchikan--AsiIsd Sossmber .. E,r
city Of seattle. south bound. ct .. n.
str SPOKANE. northeound. al Z . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Stocks Are Higher
as ~. Y. Exchange
Resumes Activity

NEW YORK Nov ss'ohs higher the New York stock
Pacific iats Unchanged American 10
connective seS o Petroleum 07h. off
~ Union Pacific tsks unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
WEDNESDAY
NOV a

NOV.
FIRST lev Tide
ass a IN 90 n
tfr<t uinh Tide
tessA a M iit n
~~esnd low Tide
bfs n M SO "a
se~.od i,ish Tide
teti4 p w. 80 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

INNN HEf.N
Nov. 4
rIr~t low rd~
al a IA. n
ftr~s nigh Tide
fttha a m, It's ~
SECOND lev Tide
asa y IN. 90 ~
Ses~snd titxh ride
II ~ y m. - r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03
Lower Prices Are Here!
On Automotive Supplies Reductions From 20% to 500


yfaTS.s. A NJ. No. % ..e1O.7b
sio.75 s. a NJ. No. so ...eS.7S
sii.oo FOX. with mirror $3.50
800 Sllverbeam -. ..$6.OO