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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

UNCLE SAM is out to help the
farmer, stockman, dairyman
and storageman by furnish
ing them with well quail
fed help within the next few years.
In this connection the War Depart
ment has taken a decided step by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

~oST-wARr eadtustments in this
l. country are comparatively SIM
pie when considered in connec-
ton with the problems that
8ace some Of the foreign nations that
hook part in the great conflict Amer
Scans, as a general thing. realize what
France is up against in the way OF
reconstruction. Only few days ago
q new French loan for $100,00o,00o
was launched in this country. the
bonds paying per cent, and. accord
Eng to reports, it is being quickly abb
1Borbed.
Figures recently complied and sent
10 this country by Andre Tardieu, a
Familiar person in Washington during
Hhe war. when he was French high
commissioner to America, indicate the
extent of the task which confronted
france after the signing Of the armi-
stice. and the energy with which the
Trench people have tackled the task.
For instance. NJ. Tardieu shows that
Frances war expenses totaled 200,-
/ 10o. 900. 900 francs: that the amount
necessary for reconstruction in the
devastated districts of the country
was $4,000, 900. 900 francs. and that
The present value of capital needed for
pensions for widows, orphans and the
wounded soldiers. amounts to 5S,000.-
600, 900 francs. The interior debt Of
The country in 1920, amounts to 1885,
900. oo0. 900 francs. as compared with 49,
900, 00o.o 900 in 1913. ard the foreign
debt in 1920 to 5000. ooo. 900 francs. as
compared with no foreign debt in
1sis
what France Has Achieved.
That Ia the black side Of the pic
Aure. What France has done in the
way Of reconstruction. Of bringing
back its population to the devastated
fegions. indicates the courage with
~ hich the French have set to work
40 make their country again one Of
abe most prosperous Of the earth Up
TO April. 1920. 2.02s.ooo of the a,72s,-
Nao persons driven from the devas-
Aa,sd regions Of France had returned.
They had set up again 4,oos of the
4 .oSs municipal governments DESTROYED
ID uriAg the war. They had re-estab-
elshed 5.345 Of the schools in these re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19

on Third Page.)
Williams news., 1920-01-23
OTHERWISE uNHuRT.

Nineteen bullet holes in his hide didn't prevent one "Y" secretary over seas from going back to his task just as soon as the authorities would let him out of the hospital. That is the word received at Camp Travis by NJ. D. Kinkead of ''Y" B, from Ser geant A. G. Hockersmith of the U. S. Murine corps, who at the time of writ Ing was at Melbach, Germany, near Coblenz. Sergeant Hockersmith says about this secretary:
 We have a dandy 'Y'> secretary with us, who has, just returned from the hospital. When they were in ac- tion he was a stretcher bearer. Con- sequently he went to the hospital with some nineteen bullet holes in him, but since returning he is as active as AsAy." '~ .5
Williams news., 1920-01-23


 Everett Colby. who has just been appointed to a committee whose somewhat formidable task is to help the Republicans steer "a safe course, points out that his party has been without a program or policies either do-. mestic or foreign. With this statement on that point, tho country will agree with Mr. Colby. It is doubtful, however. whether Senator Lodge or Rep. resentative Mondell will con- cur. It will be a reflection on their guidance of theRepubli. can majority in their respective branches of Congress. The nearest approach either of these leaders has made to policy was first to discover what President Wilson recommend ed or favored and then to op-. pose it..
Williams news., 1920-01-23
.RI1kenh0use

Hams, Arizona, who, on March IS, 1913, made Homestead En- try, No. O2O482, for Wig SWA, SWASEASWA, S1a- NV A ASEASWA Section 4, NWANWANWA, Section g., Township 21-N., Range 1-E., G. 6 s. R. B. 6 Meridian, has fil- ed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above de- scribed. before M. A. Murphy, U. S. Commissioner. at Flag staff, Arizona, on the 26th day of February, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Vernon Snyder, Jacob Utter Ed Hunter, Zeno Camel, all of Williams, Arizona.
 J. l.. IRWIN,
 Register Jan. 23 to Feb. 20, 1920.
Williams news., 1920-01-23

The young men and young women who are expected to. compete for the prize of $1O,.. 900 offered for the best sug., gestion for the next Republican no tional platform will find that :" the art of using language, Without saying anything they ca learn much from the auth. ers Ct previous platforms of the, c. O. P.
Williams news., 1920-01-23

Republicans in Congress have met disaster in their at- tempts to make political capi-. tai out of every public ques. tion. They find themselves bankrupt at the very moment they should have credit with the people.
 If native Americans-many of them holding public office islander the President and
Williams news., 1920-01-23

other officers of the government how can it be expected that the alien Red" will refrain from the practice.
Williams news., 1920-01-23

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ar
 izona, Jan. 17, 1920.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph B. Bauchard, of Will
Williams news., 1920-01-23

MT. Tom Anderson of the Grand Canyon Drug Store has been on the sick list for the past few days.
 Pieced bed quilt tops for sale at the home of Mrs. John Canoy opposite the city electric light plant.
 MT. Leo White of the Mems furnishing Dept. of Rabbits has left to spend the remainder of the winter in Phoenix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
hank CIEARINGs
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. March s-ffiees were
Irregular at the opening of tho stock
market to-day, but the Variations from
Yesterdays eloHu werr fractional
The eniy stock Which changed more
than point was baldwin. Witch Naa
up = at ite
United states ateei opened AZ ssA. UP
Y central Leather az TN, orr y Miss
sauri rsetfic al FpA, unchanged stu.
dcbAk~r 81 san. Oft a Canadian srssf.s
AZ $50. off unlted states Rubber at
sSS, up - southern Pacific at ssA, ~
Mexican Petroleum at isbA fssan at
tEb. unchanged. Bsshlshsm steel m
at sl&. unchanged. Tobacco a. IS. Oft
v American Weoisn ~ iits, eff y
on atueka particularly pohsnsy issues,
became active az advancing prices toward
hs cad % the first half hour. Pan.
Arne Fisan sold ahove "a and MeSiean
putroteuA at III Mhil. steel stocks
during last week sold below the low OF
early FshFaarf, all % the better class
oil stocks held we'll above the level %
noath asa.
cali money continued to rensw a, 10
per cent.
American wasiea made a new low ser
the year At Tia, Tire stock has bees
uhdsF persistent pressure for the laas 10
daya
Rails became reArtIonary after noon
especially the low priced once Rock
Island at is low was on nearly points
from last weeks hish and ether stocks
soliiax under 80 laat FROM 10 J paInts
Motor stocks ands etis coattaasa To-
demand and Genrrat Motors sold aheVr
sN. up points from yesterdays low.
Re~eat adeirs. from Ottawa saY u -
possible tho Leminlon government may
tmpess an embargo on the import % au'
toaaeblle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
new CABINET
POST Wanted
Secretary OF Marine Urged
by Shippers

WASHINGTON. March s.-crea.
tion of a new cabinet post, that Of
secretary OF marine. In being urged
by many American shipping inter
osta. II became known here today.
The proposal iA being seriously
considered by members Of the sen
ate commerce committee. aitho they
doubt whether any action will be
taken on u In the immediate future.
Advocates OF the step point out
that a department OF marine. or Of
transportation. depending on it's
scope. ls necessary II the American
merchant marine IN 10 be developed
and trade routes established under
government nuperllHion To South
America. the Orient and other parts
Of the world.
ON the other hand. opponents Of
tho proposal argue that there viii
soon be too many cabinet posts
Three new seats are being discussed.
education. aviation and transpor,a-
iion. Tho cabinet VIII become cum
bcrnomo II more members are added.
opponents say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Ma a.; : A I q! s9ZlzzEpz7X
.r=s=p -r-@.z aasaINe
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove terminal. str city Of Hpo-
kane, atr Eduiore
nen - terminal Str clAnsmRn.
Pier ia str Fulton
fier n Meteor Hshr kirhatind
brand Trunk deck ctr Spokane
Pier D. atr West Jester. att Delight
f'ef , hlr jefferson. str Santa Ana. str
f'ief Str bergen
Pacific Coast hankers-- nEs pashtn
Wave
pier u~stf Admiral Watson
Pacific Coast Engineering works str
Eastern Mariner
Skinner kddy yards-atf nrasa Coeur.
s,r Eastern Graz. sehr wswona. bh
Oriental
Alaska Steamship company inoorinss str
Victoria. str atar No q
stacy st. tsrmlnai-u. u n burnside
itAhfaFi ct terninal@atf Eastern Pilot.
str Esrtsrn Ocean.
Lander 81, tefmtnal--u n q Surveyor
Spokane u. terminal Str Mont Csrvin,
has, waterway iergi,nai~-atF Eastern
Glade. str Eastern crown. str Eastern
Nic,ar. str TsutpEisah Msru
puthie Yatds-~Atr West cHmpsaw.
AnAes yards str Roosevelt. str Yves,
Jappa
Lake Union Iuii. flaoauaimie. nroston.
i.sots. Endylnion. Fort jackson. Al.
di.an. tioashton. no~e.mont. Bourne
ssiiss Aiisahafs,. Abtlia. Adris. ca,
pfafia. Eiessrs, oelwtn. AbYaa.. Area.
demia. Academia. PeNu,a. nlsek wotf.
nieklsad. has,ine. nisnfard. Agron.
Anthon. Fort Harrison, Fort Etsnwtt.
ttnufka. Kitten. i.os,i, Dlons. cxssean.
caslan. ctnsyrss. csrdis. kii.sa. sehrs
Atai~a. Henry Wilson. Saltwater. Alice.
Na~ana. Maid Of orisaHr. bye. Corus.
Fresno. whaling ssrs Tsnsinsh. ke'
diak.
Todd arYdock ii,r Eastern Gale. ctr Al
tntral Dewey
ifrffrFuan dfydorA Str Northwestern.
ktnsa a WinEe yafds-sM Motor schr jos
sph rulltaer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Candidates Speak
in South Dakota

MITCHELL. S. D.. March 3.--Pow.
ers OF organized politics and big
business are back OF the campaigns
Of Governor Bowden OF Illinois and
General Wood for president, Senator
johnson OF California charged in open.
Ing "A speaking campaign here last
night.
1T Is obvious that this state has
become tremendous battle ground
OF the wealth. and power and finan.
cial resources OF my two leading op.
ponents," Johnson said.
James w. Gerard. former
ambassador to Germany. ana James
o. Monroe. independent democrat of
Illinois. both candidates for the
democratic presidential nomination.
debated at Sioux Falls last night on
the subject Of Free Speech"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
SPUDS SELL AT
S11O TO S115
Potato Prices Hold Firm
Along Western Ave.

Local wholesale potato market was
steadier Wednesday at $40 to tiis
a ton, fsric~s took u Jump 81 SO
Tueeday and some dealers had been
selling their sruds At rs high az
SEQ. Tho market was reported firm
at Wednesdays levels.
cauliflower arriving on the mar.
ket "Wednesday morning was quickly
grabbed up by retailers. Quotations
were s. for tho flats and tsb0 for
the larger cases. Other produce of.
fcringa remained unchanged In price.
Butter market showed "a weaker
undcrtone "Wednesday. Price OF raw
milk has dropped TO ss.TS per cwt
and dealers forseo a corresponding
decline In butter quotations In the
next few weeks. ERg market holds
steady.
Receipts at the local rtoekyards
totalcd 30 hogs by Wednesday noon.
Cattle market was still weak. aitho
quotations were unchanged. Hog
market holds firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

ALBANY. ~. r.. March a.
Charging that the prosecution has
based It's charges soleiy on "niip.
upm and -indiscretlnns" of certain
party members. Morris iiiliauit to.
dag began summing up the drfens.
u the five suspended Bocialis, mem.
hers of the assembly.
because Of tho altpup 81 Victor
l., berger. this committee In asked
90 believe that tho socialist party In
one OF violence and revolution" ha
told the committee.
Every indsEcrction has been seized
upon BY learned counsel for tn.
other side and all they have been
able 10 find IL 20 or 30 during the
past 10 years. IL II just coiIcc.
ton Of slipupe."
lie began Pronunciation OF tho
witness. Peter Collins. who testified
as an expert for the prosecution .
and said that Collins knew absolute.
~ nothing about socialism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ELECTION
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

years, requiring ''s,icker'f candi.
dates 20 pay n filing fee. placing
honorably discharged - service men
on the preferred eii srvice list.
placing the boiler inspector In the
office OF building innector. and
seven amendments requiring Off
claia and department heads 10 make
reports. all carried.
In u statement issued Wsdnes
day. Mayor-cicct Caldwell de-.
eiarest The result II the elee-
tion has demonstrated 10 the
world that Seattle IN safe and
sane and good place In which
10 live. ! sball always be mind
full Of the fact that ! have been
highly huporei by the citizens Of
sraitle. and my every eDdeayor
will be In merit the confidence
oppressed nj the polls. To the
usousansls who helped 10 accom-.
s,ish the splendid result am
deeply grateful and d<sire 10 ex-
prc~~ my heartfelt thanks. with
tho cooperation Of all the peo-
pie, which ! earnestly ask, I
believe thai during the neat
two years we can have q big.
ger. hsttr and more harmon
ions Seattle"
James a. Duncan. defeated candi.
date for mayor. addressed the follow
Ing letter TO MayorElect Caldwell;
Please accept my hearty con
upon the opportunity
that has come 10 you 10 render real
service of Unreasonable value 10
this community.
Seattle today needs a strong.
fearless. yet just and humane chief
executive: one who will look upon
tho maynard girl as his sister; one
who will purge tho city OF vice and
and one who VIII see 10
1, that our public utilities are devel.
oped and expanded IN TIA. interests Of
the people for service and not for
profit.
III IL my sincere hope that you
win prove equal To tho grca, tasks
before you and that your admins.
tration may prove the best Seattle
has ever had.
Please feel at liberty To call upon
mo for any assistance may be In
a position TO render. and ] am conf.
dent that can speak for the thou
sands OF loyal citizens who support.
ri me and say that they and ] viii
most heartily cooperate with you In
every rincere effort upon your part
TO carry out such a program.
Yours for a cleaner. better and
happier Seattle.
JAMES A. DUNCAN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Friendly Theft
Sends Him Over

"a practical Joke between friends
ended In a one 10 Is years sentence
in the reformatory for Robert Evans.
~, colorcd. Wednesday.
Joe Campbell. coiored. 50sIi Jack.
son ST.. accused Evans OF stealing a
suit from his room. Evans pleaded
guilty.
Just little matter between
friends" Evans attorney explained
Judge Gillian considered II other.
wise and sentenced Evans 20 one TO
is years in Monroe refornatory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
DOC HELPS Save
Is FROM BLAZE
With Policeman, Buster
Aids in Rescue

Fifteen former tenants ~ the
junction building ut goth ave.
N. W. and Ballard ave. probably
owe AIieir lives today To "a valiant
dog and a policeman who warned
them In time Co effect their rs
cape from the burning building
which was Quilted late Tuesday
evening In the last Of II fires oe-
curing during 10 day.
But for the Timely work OF Ballard
firemen. the dog. Buster" owned by
otto Wcndland, agent for the build.
Ing. would have persisted In the room
OF his master. after he had aided
Policeman @. A. Storaalsi in roumng
the human occupants OF the place.
The 10 tenants. including three
small children. baby three weeks
old and ita mother. Mrs. Wendiand,
awakened from their sleep In smoke.
filled rooms when Buster" ran
barking thru the halls followed by
stornalsi kicking IN the doors. They
fled 20 the street ae they were at
tired. without waiting 10 gather up
belongings. Scarcely had the last
person left the building when a sec.
ton OF the roof fell In with a crash
and roar Of flames.
The lower floor OF the building
contained several stores. These and
their stocks Of merchandise were
badly damaged. The total ioaH will
probably reach $4,000
Earlier fires destroyed the Penia-
coastal Mission church. w. 9th ST.
aud Jones ave. and frame dwellings
at 50i7 and 1921 w. 7sth 1t. Seven
other fires had been fought In wide
spread parts OF the city during the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Dependent Family
Soften His Heart

Leniency was shown Gordon
Crane. confessed burglar. by Judge
A. w. Frater wednesday when Il he
came known that Crane had wife
and child dependent on him. Crane
pleaded guilty to the burglary OF a
pay telephone at the Boston apart
ments. 1425 Harvard ave-. but Judge
Frazier deferred sentence and APP
pointed County Jailer VIII II. Barr
~ Cranes guardian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Chicago Live Stock

s1o. March s--uogs- Receipts.
Z eco head market slow and stsedy
Hulk Of sales. titAo0iksti butchers.
naisattse &C. packing. iitvis.se hght.
pigs. iis1&8itsel feaEhs.
tzs6utsra
cattle nrsaipts. 3 zoe head market
steady 20 ssxoas. Beef 80 ksuisl hatehsr
steers. tsTtUisss Gamers and ruttsfn.
81 se0T9s; stasksEs aud f~~ders. ven.
COWS. tsTsBia.st. calves. fitv is.to
steady 20 Esc iewer iambs. TIE 70 !.
s~.s. tsUitt0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

stall IS. all brands Of milk. for 2so;
crisco. 77o. Csc. fIo5. 1900. s2se: pure
chocolate or cocoa, $50 10. Stalls 2t.as.
ms Golden West coffee. IS. sSc cat
rus powder. 27c. Teeo pancake flour. lie
pkg Stalls si.s3. choice hhIibut 2sc N. !
skinned soica, his. 75csto-fb. pail salt,
black cod 400. Btaii rs. ioin pork
chops, 3Bs 10 pot roast. zee 10. +: ririoin
steak, soe N. Stall ~. home made pork
or veal ionf. b0c ~. home made beef
loaf, soc NJ; home made ham loaf. 3sc
N. stalls 2o-22. Gem Nut or uuoco
margarine. 56e N. = ms 100; orange
rnarmnlada. 26c N; Flake White, goo N.
Stall ~, bananas. 8 for 2sc lemons. csc
doz. big oranges 8 for ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Sell Tomatoes at
War Time Prices

SPRTNGFIELD. Mo. March a.
Owners Of tomato canherics In the
Ozark region are beginning TO con-
tract with farmers who specialize In
tomato raising for their tomato crop
this year.
Most OF the Gamers are offering
SIS ton for the coming crop. That
is the same price that was paid
during war times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Dempsey Warrant
Fails to Arrive

LOS ANGELES. March a.-war.
rants charging Jack Dempsey and
his manager. Jack Kearns. with
conapiring to evade tho draft law.
have not yet arrived from San Fran.
cisco. II was said today at the office
OF the United States district attor-
ney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

stall -. tall can carHatior min. lie
stall. i-s-a. pot roast. lie n. bacon, tfe
NJ naston butts. s2e NJ. siail ~. Nut
margarine. 35e n. MS. u,ee. Yakima
honey. sc at. comb honey. sBe. stalls
s0-3t. grape fruit. for asc: eating ap-
pies, fIc doz head lettuce. te and iee
stall ~. fresh herring. - NJ. halibat
cheeks. ms gtc skinned soles. rbs.
$50 stan 60. fancy creamery butter. sac
~. ! ms 1885, full cream cheese, zSc
~. strictly fresh ranch czEs. sec don
stalls a7-ss. ION. pail Karo syrup. fsci
$50 can Royal baking powder. ases sec
Instant Postum. aSc Stall 40. soc su-
prc4ne Blend cofffee. ms. ii.ts; zso X
c baking powder, iec, pure ground
cinnamon, SIC N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Truck Is Wrecked
in Auto Collision

Lenlic Cheney. ia Spring at. re.
ported 10 police "Wednesday that his
Ford truck WAS wrecked In col.
lision with an auto driven by A. A.
nrani. sio First ave. =. at Rainier
blvd. aud Fiummer ri. IIe said
Hrant Mas driving at an excessive.
epecd- Bnnt denied tho speeding
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
THEATRES
PANTAGEs

PANTAGES
Four pretty sisters whose accom-
plishments In swimming and diving
have attracted wide attention In the
aquatic world. headline the bill at
tho Pan,aKca. this week. These
girls are the Brrio Sisters. and APP
pearing with them In their mother.
81 years young. who Is quite ms
wonderful as her daughters. In
tropical surroundings the young
women appear and open their aci
as n singing auariettn. later turning
their attention TO graceful and spec
tactilar water sports.
Paul rcreirn. Portuguese court
vIoiiniss, and his string quintc,
presents one OF the most artistic
and elaborate musical offerings Of
tho year.
Renard and Jordan in their new
offering entitled. The New Hotel
Clerk" feature some lively comedy.
Florence bayfield, rs n pretty Girl
with winsomc personality. who OF.
fcrs popular song numbers.
Fred and Anna Polot. ms the
Juggling Jokcrs.- combine laugh.
ter with an exhibition of trick and
fancy juggling that goes over big.
Sherman. Van and Lyman com.
prize comedy trio in an offering
they style Harmonious Nonsense.
Tho Pantngescope shows the
fourth episode of tho Pearl White
serial, THE Black Secret"
PALACE HIP
The new hsll which viii come
to the Palace Hip tomorrow
promises plenty OF spice. novelty
and movement. the offering con.
tributed by Louis Willis. Bessie Gil
bert and company dominating the
bill. In n unique advertisement en-.
titled ''Thc Masked Frolic," they
combine amusing pantominc, dane
ing, instrumental music and some
aorobatic and balancing feata.
The Bingham Four are said 20
have evolved something original.
and decidedly new In their ''revel
Of songs and dances" Nonsense
cal moments." repiete with songs.
dances and smart talk are promised
by Cooper and valiic.
Tho Alsace.Lorraine Girls are do
scribcd M two unusually attractive
girls who present combination
OF aerial and iron Jaw pastimcs
which they call aerial novelties. .
From Movies TO Vaudeville will
be depicted by Marjorie Burnum
and Capt. Walter II. yant. A
clever combination OF acrobatic and
aerial efforts with plenty OF com.
edy interspcrscd is anticipated In
the offering of Violet and Lewis.
.vagabond Luck" is tho feature
photoplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
NATIONAL BANK
CALL Is ISSUED

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The
comptroller OF the treasury today
issued a call for the condition of
national banks at the close OF bust
ness on Saturday. February 2S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

DENVER. March s~-gattie-~Bscsip,s
zoe head market aetlve. sisady Co
strong Steers, - soc teks es~s and
hsifefs, o. se9ebo. stoekers aud feed
era. ssAieg calves. tikf8Wis
ife9s Receipts. 300 head. market leo
sntEhrf Tep. tittsl bulk Of sales. tisTs
utaso,
sheep nre~ipsa. SEQ hasas market 10
slow to ste higher. tAmbs. tiT.ss9isss.
ewes. tttte1is3t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Stall iss hest butter CSC ~. good
batter. coo NJ. fresh ranch eeRs. Soc
dor. stan its. Commerce run Yakima
Gems. is75 per 100 ms No. Gold Coin
Epuda. $3.50 per 100 ibs dried onions.
ms lie stall ~. wsbb's Best Ever
coffee. 4sc 10. stan 1s2. black figs, use
N. eius.r snaps. 2oc M. hluinE. Ice
bottle stalls is-t7. ms. hulk coffee.
$780, bara Ivory soap. tIci corn or
gloss starch, i DC pkg Stall 100, Lipton's
tea. T5c per 10, NJ !. u. coffee. 800 n. +,
Olympic pancake flour, acc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Caldwell to Face
Music at 8 p, M.

Hugh NJ. Caldwell, elected mayor
Tuesday. will be sercnadcd by tho
police hand. led by Lieut.. William
Carr. nj 8 o'clock Wednesday night.
Lieut.. Carr viii lead tho musicians
to caldwsita home. AIT Tenth ave.
~. whore the mayor.to-bc must face
the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

PORTLAND. March a. nuttsr--cttr
creamery. sTwsse psr ~.
nxr.- selected local srsra. fs0tfe per
toz
Hsn.-:ffg tie per 10. eroiiers, eco
per 10
ge~se-rse per ~
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