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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-10
GAINESVILLE AGAIN VIC
TORIES OVER GREENWOOD

GAINESVILLE won the first game
Of the second series with Green
wood yesterday score being 5 to
.. This game was harder fought
than any other one.
The score stood to 2 in favor
Of GAINESVILLE until the eighth
inning when the boys from Clarks-
villed managed to send two run
ners across the plate with dou-
BILE by Luther Mills, a sacrifice
by Hancock and a wild pitch.
GAINESVILLE won out by punching
their hits while Greenwood was
unable to do so. The feature of
the game was the work Of Mills
behind. the plate and the twirling
of Kitchin Whitehead ran from
End in the field and made a very
good catch.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-10
COTTON LINTERS FOR SALE
CHEAP

Having 100 bales Of cotton linters
on my hands I wish to dispose Of
same at the earliest possible cha
nee. Would appreciate an early
reply to this advertisement My
price will be very reasonable for
this stock Of linters, as they can
be used for fertilizing purposes.
Apply to w. II. PRESTON, at
Hotel WOmmack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

Cebu-Saif H~rtefzihFr - E.f West
Simrow fos seattle via ports
Yokohana-Arrisea September IS. stf
West Iessup from seattle.
..Esal los ~ rrtssd s~Dtsrsbsr -. Str
Eas;srn Victor srom as4ttis sad Naacga-
yer. ~ c.
san redro--aaflsf September 70. str
Qassn tnr sSattis via San Franrisco.
san Fr3ncisco--Arrlssd October f--str
Admiral Schisy from Seattle at "a.
Arrived September 20 q. - e O. Beth.
~sii from seattle. sailed September %.
ST. Admiral Fefraxat foe seattle at 3
ma ctr Wsst katan Ter seattle Af 4 M
AstoFia--Arrissd September 20 Tug
r~nlei Kern tossing barge frgn Seattle at
- q. m.
BeiIlnahzrs--- Arrived Ocsohsr s. str
Klamath from san Franeiseo Via seattle
Port Gauhi~--Arrivsd octotrr atr
Yosemite from san Franciaca via Seattle
Dunwsnsss fA~aea IN October A
steam Schooner. probably Ph1fiiE. sor ss-
atfi- a. a. ~.
Port Tg~us~aG-- Passed In October
Str f.sHsdyk for ~raeou1a at $50 a M .
str Fnyiiis for Tacoma vie seattle At
80 a. IA
Point wslIs-~Arrlrsd October 1. Str
fossraits from seattle
Teroma--srrised cseteber 1. SIR Togo
hnshi MAre from Se2tifa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

smith Cove tefmiaal-Htr city Of Spo-
kane.
pier a-str Ixlon. str Taithybiu.
Great Northern dosk-Rtr kashIrna Maru
Pier s--sir Forest King
Pier Str Admiral Rodrnan
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--N Motor schr
Wakeua
Pier A-str Governor.
Pier B-str Eastern sword.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-Rtr
Eastern Leader
stacy 81. tsrninaI~-E. X G. Burnside
Hauford ~. terminal Str II Paul bk
Guy 6. Goas. bye J. u Peters
DBthie yards-Str Griffdu. str Maauau.
East Waterway terminal--str West IHon.
str skaEway.
Todd drydocks- SIR Westward Ho. afr
Eikton. str Edmore. ctr Eiihu Thorn
son.
Pacific Coast Bridge q Dredging plant
Str Patterson.
Amss yards-str Roosevelt
Lake Union-Huils Abllla. Abnoba. All
ydos, Addison. Allennurst. Ahrnik. An
th0n. hayden, Bertrand. BingArnou.
Biscayne. Bisck Wolf. Bianford. Oet-
win. BOughton. Pezuts. Puyail,tp.
Cabacsn. Caprzria, Cardia, Canina.
charps. chestarfIsid. Chslcis Ctn.A.
Ciuyrar. ccrus, cozisn. Cola, clone.
ELISA. Electra. Endymion, Fort Har-
rison. Fort Jackson. For; stanwIr.
Fort Union. lmufka. Ieotl, Kltan.
Nincenncs. schr Baiyator
Heffernan drydOcks-Schr Blaatind. str
Br0okdate.
west Seattle elevator Str Rayseska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
.BORAH REFUSES
COP. SPEECHES
Says He'll Fill No More
Speaking Dates

WASHINGTON. Oct. l. - Senator
Eomh. -irrcconciiabte" leader hAH
notified republican headquarters ~
New YORK aud Chicago he VII M
no more speaking dates under me
auspices ~ the republican national
COMMITTEES. u wa learned today from
a reliable source
Borah sent d telegram 70 me t"p
headquarters sunday Il vas report
ed stating be would not make any
more speeches under national com
mlstce direction. lie gave no reason
W tho telegram.
Immediately after the telegram
vas received Borah. u was learned.
WINS called on the long distance teir.
phone by Senator New. IN charge or
the republican speakers bureau In
Chicago Eorah told New after ne
had filled dates In Connecticut which
he had arranged personally some
weeks agp. 20 help Senator Brapde'
zee. another "lrrcconcilable. his
plans were Indefinite. But Bofah
did not Al that time agree 10 make
further speeches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
FEDERAL BOARD
IS OPTIMISTIC
Declare peak Prices Have
Been Passed

WASHINGTON. Oct. i.--Exacting
demands by the buying public. &C.
cording To the federal reserve boards
monthly business review. have result.
ed today In substantial priee-cutting
By wholesalers turnout the nation
that must soon force reductions BY
retailers.
There Is. too. the report points out,
a stimulation OF production due "a
greater activity on ths part ~ iahor.
Factory operation II beginning 90
approach normal" the review states.
On almost all textile goods prices
have declined. says the report. and
shoes and leather goods are drop
ping. Retailers are buying cautious
~ and prices have certainly passed
the peak. IL Is SAID IN conclusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Mexican F etrOIeum
Reacts To Men Lon
on New York Market

1T today t@adng
Reading stN. - NsN
houfhen Railway
Pacific PsS wHitovcr
Beth
Union Pacific 1855 - United states steel
SEA- =.
retained
q go compared with The weeks
issA reacted 70
o
sold American sugar
for hut quick rallied 10 ia
Traders
Indicated had been ovsfHuld
strike postponed
stocks around iso steel aud
advanced
baldwin ioss crueieis ~.
So -; Read
Ia General Motors i5A iA
OF Texas Company as. =
essentially different
from session and tbs eias o. aainE about
anything There much the cleavage
Win railroad and industrial aerPons the former ens
which
AinE displayed The shorts definitely took 90 cover in the
recorded
the shorts resosd %
oils in the lead gains ia
much ! polnts mote"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Schooner Newark Is
Pounding to Pieces

SAN DlEtsNs tA4.s Oct 49, ne
power schooner Newark. which has
piled between this port and Mexican
ports FOR several years. n roundine
20 pieces on san Carlos island.
of the west coast Of Mexico. &C
coriing to members o. tho crew.
who were brouEh, into san Diego
on another vessel today. The
Newark went ashore in q fog. She
viii ha a total loss !, Ia aaid al
the crew wcre saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

The amount following the word
.clearinEs- - total amount 81 eli
items brought 70 the clearing house
hy an q the members on a given
day.
The amount following the word
-Raiaucrs~ il the total amount q
an Of the credits received BY mcfn'
bcr~ on the same day. To receive q
credit Il IL necessary mat a member
bring a larger amount q items On
dollars than they receive.
For example. We viii say there
are six members In = certain clear
ing house. Members 1. : and each
bring items TO the amount Of ts.ees
and receive itenas 20 the amount q
81 900. Numbers 4. and rach
bring items 70 the amount of ft.oei
and receive Items 10 III eamount Of
$4,000. The cisartnEs" for thai
day would be $4,000. a total OF al
items brought. and the balances
would BE- s. eea. as numbers 4. I
ard s each receive a credit Of $1,000
The comparison Of the Bank
Clearing~~ a ore or more cities h
not as good an index Of the activt
ties Of the cities as some pcopis
think. for this reason:
The items which are handed ove'
the counter of the hanks on which
they are drawn. do not so 20 ths
clearing house. OF course the Ergei
the hank the more items that arr
handed I'm this way therefore
taking two cities Of exactly the SANS
size and wealth. the one has 30 srnai
banks and the other 10 large banks
the Bank Clearings- Of the city
with the small banks would be .
great deal the largest. while tho &C
tivities Of the two citles would b.
identical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
LAST ORANGES
OF SEASON IN
No Arrivals Due for Several
Weeks

The last Valencia oranges Of the
season are rolling now. according 10
Western ave commission merchants
and there viii be no arrivals until
tho navela begin 20 come IN This
Will be IN about four 60 HsI weeks.
jobbern say
Blue huckiebcrries are nov coming
Ia crates containing IA pint baskets
at o. 20 per crate. i'uekcd in this
manner the berries arrive in much
better condition, and are more con
venicntly handled.
Vegetables were steady In price
Friday.
The butter market wha reported
somewhat easier, and eggs firm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Farmer-Labor Par,v
to Nee. on Saturd.,

4 regular meeting q ne r..
county Farmer Labor party VII !
held a. the Good Eats c,f.,,-s. i
noon saturday James A r,,,,...
congressional candidate of The 49,,
for the first Congressional o,,,-,.
viii D. the principal speaker. 4, :.
meeting j. open % fhs psbHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
SAYS PRICES
NEAR NORMAL
Record Crops Help Bring
Reduction

CHICAGO. Oct i--Refurn - al
commodities 70 normal prices r. indi.
Gated IA The record crops thruOgt the
United states. Joseph =. Griffin. for
mer president - the Chicago Board
n Trade. declared ia a statement TO
day
Griffin praised the grain eE
changes az inpDrtnnf factors IN
bridging the uncertain period o. re
Adjustment
Food prices here have declined -
per cent in the last four weeks
wholesale Erocers declared
Nothing can stop the decline until
= level IL reached approximatlng nor
mai" they said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Sea Passenger Depot
at Smith Cove Docks

Plans for MODERN psosdair pas
~cnrer aeeommosia tons at the smith
Cove terminal are being completed
today by tho port commission
The plans iuciaflc rest rooms for
Incoming and outgoing passengers.
an automobile driveway. bagFaEc
rooms and customs inspectors quar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

tention among japanese leaders.
Japan must grid her ioins To
deal successfully with arrogant
America" DECLARED Niscount
saga, an influential l-sder. la a
statement Of his views on the In
ternaiionai situation.
Several newspapers continued
their anti American agitation.
The Yorodxu. quoting from srna.
tor HardinE's speech on the Japanese
question. declared his attitude WAS
provocative" and asked II the
japanese viii remain indifferent on
question Of life OF death OF their
race.
America has large quantities. OF
munitions stored and munitions
merchants are making a supreme 81.
fort with anticipates propaganda"
the paper said.
The conservative clement. how
ever. was less excited and pointed
out that the proposed California
legislative program does not mean
the japanese viii be driven from
America
Niscount OlSuma today denied that
his purpose In calling a meeting OF
leaders was 20 agitate the situation.
but that he merely wants the lead.
ers 81 Japan 20 discuss a means OF
solving the question.
He deplorcd the coldness OF the
japanese people toward their broth
ers in California.
Officials denied rumorr that agi.
tation here is partly government
propaganda. At the same time.
newspapers and younger officials
complain that the high authorities
are keeping secret their policies.
Proposals for Niscounts Knneko
and Shibuzawa, representing the
japanese government, to 20 to the
United States and confer with lead.
ing Americans regarding the
Acknowledgements situation. were
being considered by the cabinet TO.
day.
An announcement was also made
that Japan proposes to lay the
question OF japanese American rela.
tons before the World Sunday
School congress, which VIII meet
here Oct. 8.
Discussing the announcement. the
Tokyo newspaper K0kumin said II
was the height OF brazen audacity
to preach Christianity to Japan In.
stead OF California"
The Japan-America society has
under consideration a plan OF send
ing a delcrutlon of leading Ap,ort
can business men OF the Orient to
the United States In an effort 10
foster better relations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Prices in Wisconsin
Drop Last Month

MADISON. Wis. Oct. i-Food
prices IN Wisconsin fell Off consider
ably during september. the state divi.
sion Of markets. which has Jus; con
Quoted a survey q price conditions
in the STATE. announced today Dairy
products were the ono exception. tho
report tiated The average price Of
all dairy products was reported
higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Sixth Soviet Army
Is Routed by Poles

WARSAW. Oct. THE Polish
eommunique today reported contin.
uation Of the advance east OF Lem.
berg. The staffs Of the 55th and
57th Bolsheyik divisions we're cap.
tured in that region.
The Poles claimed they routed the
sixth soviet army and occupied the
railway AZ Sarny.
The Bolsheylsts evacuated slonim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
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Public Markets


SANITARY
stalls fi-- silver salrson. fsc y. halt
but cheeks Csc n sneifs. 2 ns. 1te
Stalls RI 20 T. fresh peanut butter. 100
stalls 1a-21. Deiicis nut margarine 8-c
n ms 81 90 Good Luck marEafirr.
sc n. rss sar Tree tea, fsc n. Stall
20. Carnatson or Rordvn's milk, i1c can.
? bars Creme on soap 25c Beilanoe ~
Maximum coffee fsc N stalls 1875.
Nazoia 81. $50 s9r lis. y go Lipton's
yeilew label tea Tfc n. Golden West
coffee, &c ~; Rogers baking po~de
z5c n.
Stall ~ pure American sugar Ms
eir, rbS &c. stall ~. pure fresh milk
tlc a. stan &C. tail cans carnatton
milk. izc. Htali 10. fresh smeifs Zoe ~
fresh herring. Toe n canning salmon.
isc N salmon trout. zoe ~ san isii.
kippered herring. iic n. Finnan haddle.
zoe 10 bloaters . for 1tc stan 80.
Yakima Gem potatoes 1915 sack. de-
Bvsred. crabapplss. Sc box. peaches.
its5 box.
Stalls 1915, white beans. &c n Wash
inEton plums, ace gal. Heidelberg snasr-
kraut. f-b. can Zoe. stall H. whole
salmon ioc ~. smeiis. Ice ~ ling cod.
ibs CSC Stall 2. lamb stew 3 ne zBo
pot roast. iec ~ round steak. ssc ~
stall iO2, tall cans Cooperative milk.
soc. ibs pure American sugar csc. full
cream cheese. 2sc 10 Primost cheese.
isc ~
ECONOMY
Stall 20. pure American zane sugar ?
bs 32c. fhs esc stall a. best peanut
butter. re 10. best apple butter. zoe NJ
stalls 7.s-a Reliance coffee. SIC NJ ;
s-ib. can " J -. coffee. f2gE; Lipton's
tea. &C ~ stalls a7-3s. 4sc Royal bnk /.
ing powder. Bic. 25c olympic pancake
flour. Csc. ION pail Karo syrup, s6c
stalls l-2s. pot roast t2iac n. liberty
steak and sausage. ms. 2sc. veal steak.
zoe ~. stalls Sac. new Nauefkraut. 1Sc
a.; Del Monte beans. ? cans gbc i.fh.S
%. can strawberry Jam. s9c. Stall 90.
35o can ROGERS baking powder. &c. 5-fb
can Rogers baking powder 400
WEsTLSkE
Sugar stall. Gold Bond or westiake
Special flour. f2s5. Centennial Best flour.
tg.4g; lbs cane sugar. soc. stalls
1917. Ghirardeilfs chocolate. 2gc NJ 6
rolls toilet paper. Csc. a5c pkg Olympic
pancake flour. Csc. 6 ms California
white navy beans. fsc. stan lb7. good
butter Csc n fresh eggs. G5c dor Good
Luck margarine. 2 ms s5c. stall ~.
green tomatoes, soc box potatoes. ms
Csc. 1850 ewt large size csntaIoupes.
for 2sc. stall iSl. Log Cabin syrup.
large size tlss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Cleveland Prices
in Cafes Lowered

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. L.
Prices we're reduced from 10 20 y
per cent on fruits. meats and ysEe.
tables today b. members u the
Cleveland Restaurant association
The fair price commission imme.
eiately launehei a campaign 50
force all other restaurants 70 follow
sssts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
SAYS He KNOWS
WALL ST.B0MBER

NEW YORK. oct IA man who
said he was Josecha Greenspan. AZ
arrested while crouching in the vesti
bule OF building in Brooklyn. told
the police TO-DAY he knew who
placed the bomb that blew up Wall
ST. and that the police will never
get him"
Greenspan was questioned by de.
tectives Of the bomb squad. but
would give no information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
BIRTHS

Turdita- shiehiro. gu Jackson st..
girl.
Rust. Edgar r.. f13e 44th ave. 3. W.
girl
Fletcher. +. r.. s05 Dakota st.. boy.
Gramm, r. II, 3Oif 4sth s. W.. boy.
Maori. Sam, 137 1ith y. boy.
Johnson. Gust j.. s55s 10Th ave. n.
W. boy.
oIof. Sygren. Preston. wash. hoy.
Sundperg. g. A. s53s Fifth ~ W..
girl
CORTLAND. H. L.. 3sf7 Angel pi.. girl
Mclaughlin. Joseph. 1921 18Th s.,
girl
Jocom. Carlos. G20i g4th ave. s., boy.
Kaatz, &. A., $40 Corwin pl. boy.
Johnson, J. H.. 1921 Goth s W. girl.
Feo. l.. g, 1872 =. Union. boy.
Bean, g. L.. 1902 T.. Denny way, girl
conklin, Clarence, 1921 I4th y. r.,
boy.
willis. J. A.. 432 Firth ave. y. girl.
Hayashi. Ioshiaki. 1906 Terrace St,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. oct. Cath tsce pts
- head market steady ard unchanged
Hogs Receipts. - head market zoe
lower Prime missed. sit.tenis. medium
mixed. fisef1.1s. hsasiss. ffz9ft. pigs.
fi2aIs
sheep Receipts. ass head. market DE-.
pressed Bot unchanged.
Hatfsf--e1e per ~.
ErEs-e1a o. zoe psr dor.
Heels a sc per 10.
Chsesc--T fiplefs. 1sc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Oct Ill - Receipts.
IN go head market lee e. tfs higher
Bslk - sales, tttseGtf. butchers. tfs.ts
wttta. p@ekiu9. ittE2Dttef. lisht.
titfe01fs pigs. Eaai2. roughs. itss
Wit1a
Cattle Receipts. ICES hesds uAfhsi
dun ard nsasfiy wrAS ana ioser beet
sN21sfssg. butrhsf steers. t4Bt7rsi
rauarfs ard cutters. tt8f stefkeFs aua
frncsrs. tts9gitfs. sews. o. tegtt.
calves titse9iTTs
sheep Receipts. s.ooe hrsd; market
unsrsniY loser. Lambs. fsgi25s. ssea.
iszs8tgA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Locomobile, Mercer
Autos Are Lowered

NEw YORK. Oct The Dow
Jones financial news agency reported
today that the Harcs Motors. operat-
ing company for the Mercer. Loco
mobile and Simplex companies. had
announced a reduction of 1850 IN
sta ndard I>ocomobiie care and $1,000
in standard Mercer models.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
From Weather Bureau

TATOnSH ISLAND. oef. Is a " -
HIsing tarefnrters she~srirE stad Heath'
vest q miles an hour. rAsse1 Ia Ntf
Riehsnona with hw~ No. ~ a. a. ~.
Passed. ost SIR y. = f.rop II a ~.
se2teuh-r tt-ii - A. " Parity
cloudy, wind east. FIVE miles an hevr
pass9d IN SIR GaveFnuF 81 q M sux
Here asaeaing ts- Passed cat q a G q,
ssssharaiah At - a "a 8 y Rain.
iinx. wind mauth. - miles an henF,
Passed oct SIR Dfiwurth ~ . ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

Alaskan Vessels

Akufar--NalIsd HaFtFmtef 70 ut
Ciftffco fof Tacoma.
siska sailed October str spokans.
soathbound. ~ "a NJ.
Iunssa-@altsd September 80 ats frin-
cess Alice. soutbkoune. az 3ise q fn.
kstrhikAn- S4a.d September ssi ST.
Arsas towing bare. sasthh0vnss ctr
Princess Alice. seuthteund. at ti19 e m
str Admiral EyAns. nertnbeEnd. ~ tiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
GRAIN FUTURES
CONTINUE WEAK

CHICAGO. Oct DRAIN futures
continued weak. with declines IN all
quotations on the Chicago Board -
trade today Selling by elevator
concerns ard heavy receipts were
given A. the cAures - the DECLINE
Provisions also Urre lower.
December " heat was unchanged a.
che opening. tgle. but dropped a. G
az the CLOSE. March wheat eff : = =
at the ep-niaE. - % =. Loot snotfss r
ave AZ the close,
October corn started az 81 % ard
closed eff &c. December corn WNs
of isr AZ the opcninE. ~ &c. and
dropped another &c at the close
December eats was off Ne at
5sse. the opening. but showed a
gain 81 &c al the close
ffcAGo. oct Cash wheat
No. ! red. t39f. No. red. q 70. No.
hard tgGi@s4siR No. ; hard.
a9Ig. No. J sBFfnE. t3tih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
San Francisco Me.,
Quotations H;oh..

hA@ FkANcfsco OF - !"
i'ef7sd downward tread a a. =. y
market va not fsfseree ~ -, -
lions tofiay for drsssea MAJ. '-'>
FiElrfs for most xraoes q A..
rnesia we've quoted frurn -.
cent and half fef pond hsrk.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Auto Tire Price
Reductions Mad.

NV YORK. Oct i.--fses,,..'-~
q from + 20 % Der cent "a 100.
bile tire prices wsrs anno4rsess - ~
b. tn Lse Tire 4 Rsts&r g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Arrivals and Departures

September f-=Htr NkaguAy from Az
rhar4Ep via south ~~sfeFn and southeast
rrn Alaskan ports al tls .. ~ ar To-
nafts fron san franctsco ~ ie-.A ..
m. 4. n C. nurnsias fHem 50 duiH Al
D. IN ctr ts1sern0s from san fwife VIA
ssa rranelsco aud Victoria. a. g. 81 ei,e
y. IN
sailed
oesoner str CITY Of Seattle for
sieotheestern Alaskan parts 81 - a IA
str Yosrsalis for Part Gamble va feiut
Wells at 10 "a. afr Igyes@sil AAfu
fer Tacosna ~ SO a
September te~ssr Admiral ne~ey for
Han ptexe VIA San Frauelaca 81 negu. ar
Klamath Tor Nottingham at ie.se 3. n.
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Status of Frisco Market

I'm FEANCISCO. oct. 7 Butter
Extras. s7c per 10. prime flrsts. Gle per
ii.
Eggs- Extras. 7she per dor; No. 1 dir
ties. 81 ~ per dor. extra puileta. esh
per dor; undersized puiiets. s2tsc per dor
choese-californis flats. fancy. an C
per 10. firsts. &c per ID.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. oct Prizes on the
foreign exchange market to-day opened a.
foiiosss Demand sterling, Slf7A francs.
sesc. marks. 1886. Canadian dollars.
% acc. lire. ft7c.
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STORM WARNING

sman craft warnings we're or
dercd displayed Friday morn
ing for stfone. gusty southwestern
iy winds
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MACSWINEY NOW
ON HIS 50TH DAY

LONDON. Oct i.-Eersnce Mac
swinry began his 10th day Of hunger
striking today. suffering more pain
than at any time since his ifnprison'
mrnt.
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why" OF
CLEARINCS
Seattle Financier Writes Tor
Star Readers What It's
All About

Comparatively few people be
slslsss Lhose Interested In finAn-
elal matters. understand what Is
meant by bank eicarinEs. The
Star asked Seattle finaneiai
man 90 explain is for Star rrad
-rs. Following h what he wrote
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N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEw YORK. oct i.--caffse ~-Hpss 10
fio. \ asc per 10. Se. Z Santos. ~.
oi1ke per n.
sugar NaW. 3n Per ID. graduated.
I1gite per ID.
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RtI,AN
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DIVORCES GRANTED

Ehie. Margaret G. from Frank.
stewart, vivian j.. 7. from Ken
meth ".
samson. Nellie VI. from James n.
Togami. Shinays from Kataro.
tOrison, Helen r.. from joseph IL
JOnea. Ollin frOTn Eudnlnh
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DEATHS

carrigan. Joseph. SO. Minor hospital
Olander. Oscar Emil, 81. 2CZs VI. Ne
yada.
Boyle. May. 4s. 1915 Falrview ave.
Brunn, Peter, 81. city hgepltaL
BOrdell. Israel. 30. 5fz0 Kirkwood rI
Twombly. Abbie. 90. s2G z2nd ave. Is
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ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle

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