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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS
OR YOUR BLADDER
TROUBLING YOU?

Do YOU ever have srv burning sen.
ao1ions, mucous discharges or IL yuut
hIadder eNcr irrliai'd' n 80 70 10
yer druggist at oure ard get IL,
tor Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04

CHARIESTuN. ". Va. March \
motion to reoonsiier the rcler'.'n ''
the federal suffrage amendment was
defrated IN the state senate Yesterday
/his disposes NJ tho possibility Of rat'-
lcatinn az the present session Of th'
L.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04

MRS = " PENNEY. secrcilr,
E,ntea should be Ailonal n u VIII
a.ne ans rnrf"r, 90 ,ho+' whose r.li.
n',s dl'l anruai. removal should ho
made. Personally ! should not prefer
u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
EW JERSEYS
TO VOID
I DRY LAW FILED
States Rights Infrlnged Up
on, Petition Says,
nv Tho Assoclared rrc,-)


wAsiIlNGTON. March The state
II New Jersey through ~ Htotnr'
general. Thoma. Y. McCmn today
filed In tho United states supreme
court u suit seeking ~ have the proc
hibiticn Hmerdmont d'rhrrf un'"n'
sfitutlonai ana tp prevent ''iprccu'm
Of the Nolslead act Tho ruit if
directed against Attorney lfncthl TAI
nsr aud Daniel & lopf 'uumisa.un'T
II !ntrfnai revenue.
Tho b,ll SCI. 70. IN nm, 'ls Wncnl'
ment WIS Improperly drpNu, tha' IN
twenty one states The l'biHlt'uur
have not raiticd II n provided W
their state constitutions, ard nat
there u no roWcr In cOrsr,Fs 80 lfo'
pose n corsiini' ionrl nmsndw.n f'gu.
iaunr the hhb'. AMI Wpra.' ~ ihr
people. " reci,o- further tnHt 'he
amendment 10 legislative nnh Not o ''n-
s,l,utlonal matter shd mt as tn %.
: 4 was improperly pnss'l.
Stats nllht' Violat,d'
II IL charged that 80" ain ndrni
sen,raltr,s authority vlin'nt mo com
aent ~ tine Ifhr'r ~ Sew J,r,y rrd
that IL ish violation of th'lt sn''r'
eiyn righi. Is NOlstnnl a''. hHVing
bNn en,ctcd under authority Of ''W
rmcndmsn, thc petition fA}s. IS niII
and ,oia
II II clHim,i MT the No'sirtd art. BE-.
ulesai bscuusr bv 'iep''O .t'Ing upi 10
4 laige measure d,plfuSiNg M, taxable
valuc ~ r,M bui p.iwual property
wlihg iif stfe." 4 A. d,sttu''ltr uI
the stAtrs free nrl in1"r"nlrn' Fo'-
srnmont. because 9 d,ptN'S ihH tt''
OF revenue. from ll,vns,S Wl'1 ~
1918 amounted to s. 80 'Ns. nui h'.
cause Il, intcrict-s W!th t1r ni"nd
0overnnon, cf the ro0ple ard operates
10 punish them by htaNy ru,a. im-
nrisonrfent aud fprfcItufrs. mus pc
venting npplcriisn Tor i'eus. for ih'
aIy ~ non Intoxicating b,v'rHg'f
which Is authorized under ~ lf'F "
tha state
Physicians tsmpefed.
rohpiiint is made 'hIi inc ..' Zee
strlc,s the practice NJ rhya.ruu- of ihr
S,nt. and thr aocra Hon - lN Usr'l
correctional and charitable 'nt'ltp'on7.
that the state has not corrurrcd iu w
amendment ant th9i " M, Hf' is en-
Yogeed. it win nulut The right of "'
stat. 10 rogi'sD pc Internal Hil.'r'
II Is eAlmrI the aHI il NOT appropriate
g. enforce the prohibition, c'ii''n.s ''
the amtudmcrt wWtn s expressly ''h'
fired 10 rioX h'ins iJu"t'
IN conclusion the COMPLAINT d'.A'''
that N tn" Amendment H Nlln 'h'
s.gh, u ranYi,s- Jo itTIe'ti' under ~
n restricted to mailer rrHbne 60 me.
sx.ef ~ ronrrrns 90. ih' tHisl riHl''
and y thin tho rrg.Nu duwn'n "l lh'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04

7 % 1TENRLEi business s.crp.
Hn n-l $50 NOT favor the rrmo,sI
ltmoiie, of dead soldiers o.. 'hey
'aci a. |p'na 1rr 4, prl'r Vth"n,
fIs si.hi W thc remains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04

Mrs ISNuEL NcRERDWEG. cpr
HtnN dp uu' lhH, mat tu, bpI,,
~ inr soldiers who l.rl IN France
should hs ruush' back n America,
.n believe " would hc gr'at sn'isitr.
'Hn 20 IN" fc.iiilrs To- know m. exact
ng plIpc ~ 'heir io.rh onrs. hut :
u.n l,r 'h, pruunsliun mprAa'icaa.c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
WHAT DO YOU SAY?


The question! DO you think the
toiiss ~ the ,old,sr dead should be
brought back 10 this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Trading. Is Irregular
in Securities at the
". Y. Stock EXCHANGE

prices at tho stock
hands
Reading
SON,
baldwin
~ =. bethlehem,
"H' 7ss ~ New Central Al. unchanged
fraetonaiiy
which lost points
Petroleum scd Lost about the
continued TO sell
Tho cali
bethlehem Mexican Petroleum isiA. off ~
southern Pacific eoh off y
YORK. financial review
Prices
took the
which
effected with difficulty After that
list slipping whole presented
o session.
wanting few Of partial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

cardif--saiisd August Is. Str Ber-
muda for Puget Sound ports
H0ngkonR--Arrivsd August IL; str
West wis from Seattle.
Honolulu Sailed August 10; u. n. =.
VieksburR for Seattle.
San Diego--sailed August Is. Str Ad-
miral Farragut for Seattle via San Fran
cisco
San Franoisco-Arrived Augua, 10; Str
Lyman Stewart from Seattle via ports:
str Argyll from Seattle and Tacoma. ctr
PrsHident from Seattle via Victoria, B q.
at s p. m. Sailed August is: Str r. A.
Luck for Puget Sound ports at 9 .. m.
motor schr Pacific for Puget Sound ports
at .. m; str Hosalis Mshoney for Sc
attic and Tacoma.
Vancouver, u. C.--Arrived August fs.
Motor schy c0oleha from Tacoma Balled
August fs Str Tyndareus for Beattie.
Port Townsends-Paassd In August II:
Str Victoria for Seattle at f:2o n m; str
Tyndareus for Seattle at s:fs a. m
Tacoma-sailed August III Str Morn
ing Star Fpr Vancouver. -. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
j. S. SHIPS over
GERMAN ROUTES
Agreement Effected With
Hamburg American Line

WASHINGTON. Aug. IT. "A co
operative working agreement, where
by American ships viii be operated
over former German trade routes 60
all parts OF the world. has been
reached by the American ship a
Commerce corporation and the Ham
harg, Americah lire Of Germany. The
agreement has the support OF the
shipping board. Chairman Benson an
uounccd
There Is no German money In the
American end OF the business" Ben
son declared
Tho agreement. which IL for 20
years. provides for pooling Of pier
facilities. ports and office organira
lions. The two companies viii act "a
agents for each other in their re
spective countries. The plan Will
make feasible tho plying OF United
States vessels over all the former
Tetuon trade routes Passenger
service between the United States
and Germany viii be resumed within
a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
JAPS TALKING
RETALIATION
May Bar U. S. Ships From
Their Ports

That a retaliatory Law which would
prohibit American vessels from en-
teriug japanese ports has hsen aug'
gested by shipping eoessanies in tho
Japan Ship owners' union as \ pro-
test against the new merchant ma.
rfne policy OF America. ls Indicated
in a late report from Tokyo,
The union. which covers all lead.
ing shipping companies In Japan and
is designed to facilitate their co
operative efforts. has It's headauar-
tiers In KOBE. where steps 10 meet the
ncw shipping policy Of the United
States have been discussed.
A memorial to be addressed TO the
Japanese government Ia now being
prepared by special committee Of
representatives OF the Nippon Yu-en
kaisha. Osaka Sho~en kaisha and
the Togo klaen kaisha companies. I,
Is suggested that the memorial will
recommend steps for the japanese
government to take TO oppose the
new policy OF America Japan's
rights in the treaty OF commerce will
probably be emphasized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

NETERER left Tuesday morning on
the steamer Spokane for a short
vacation cruise in Alaskan waters.
He will return in time to convene
the United States district court early
in September.
N~~~-~~N~~~~~~-~~~~>O
Maru. ntr Katori Msru.
Pier Str Arizona Marm
Pier Str West Jester
Pier 7--5tr Ketchikan.
Grand Trunk dook-str Spokane
Pier D-str Admiral schlcy.
Pacific Coast coal bunkern-U. n l.. n
umatIiia. str Eastern Leader. ntr East.
ern Temple.
Pacific coss. Engineering works-st,
Eastern Soldier
Spokane st terminai-Motor schr Libby
Maine.
Lander At. terminai-str Gedn~y.
Duthio yards-str West Jessup
East Waterway tcrmInal-schr William
Bowden. str West Jena.
Todd drydockg-Str West ToRua, ntr wce,
Boro
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging works
Str Patterson.
Amos yardH-Btr Roosevelt
Lake Unlon-ftullS Broston Tnota, Endy.
mion, Fort jackson, Addison. Uouxh
ton. Bowesmont. Bournsviilo, Allen.
hurst, Abilla. Adria. Capraria, Files.
ira, oelwln, Abydos, Arcademia, AGA.
defnia, Pezuta. Black Wolf, Bickiand
Bastine. Blanford. Arron. Anthem
Fort Harrison. Fort Htanwir Imufk.
Kiton. Loot, Dions, cagnaoan. Coxlan
CiDcyras. cardia. EiIssa, schra Henry
WilAon, Balvator. Alice, motor sohr
Oregon.
Heffernsn drydocts-Htr West Victor
motor schr Cothana.
stream~-tsebr Blaatind. u. n. q. New Mex.
leo.
| Ballard Str Yosemite
| Lander Ut. terminai-str Brookdala-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
BUTTER Law TO
Be INF0RCEr
Retailers and Creamery
Men Are Warned

THAT the federal law regarding the
sale OF adulteratcd butter Will be
rigidIy enforced, and that violations
in the future will not be tolerated,
whether Intentional or not, was de-
clared by William T. Beeks. deputy
collector OF Internal revenue, ut
Joint meeting OF retailers and cream
cry men Monday afternoon.
All butter containing more than 10
DER cent by weight OF water II classed
az adulternted under the Internal
revenue law. Several weeks ago
agents working under the direction
Of Deputy Collector BeekS. held
10 900 pounds Of butter In Seattle for
violation Of this law. and subsequent
~ collected approximately $1,000 spe-
ciaI tar on H. The surplus water
was then squeezed out Of the butter
before Il was allowed 20 be sold.
Some Misunderstanding arose from
this action of the department. Sons
dealers were OF the opinion that only
manufacturers were liable 10 penalty
under the law. IL was pointed out
AZ the meeting. however. that specific
penalties are provided for msnufac
turers, wholesale dealers. and retail.
crs who make or sell butter With
more than the legal water contetl
Such butter may be disposed Of. BIB
only when plainly labeled adulters'
ated and the specific tax paid
At the conference Tuesday butter
dealers agreed TO cooperate with the
T. a.
handle butter from manufacturers
who were careless or wiifull viola,
tors OF the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
HEAVY BUYING
ON GRAIN TODAY
Sharp Gains Feature the
Chicago Market

CHICAGO Aug iT.--ueavy buy s
demand at tho close Of the mara 81
forced sharp gains IN grain futures
on the Chicago board OF trade today
After opening weak on light de-
mand and scattered offerings the
market fiuetuated In the early trad
ina. Later the marke, recovered and
bull raid al the finish caused q
sharp upward tire nd.
December wheat opened up y c at
s-ssis and closed iAe higher at
t7ss.: March wheat opened al
- ~. down io. and closed at 's.tos.
up sse.
sepis rnber corn closed up .Tso at
stssa. as against the opening Of
ttts. which was up &c. beeoinb~f
corn closed at sigks. up iae
against an opening Of 81 2sr
September oats opened at eSa g.
NC OFF. and closed Al seAe. up Ne.
December opened down &c at ssA c
and closed up .e at ssc-
Provisions closed lower.
CHICAGO. Aug iT.-~cAsh wheat
No. / rcd. ss3T. No. rcd. 81 50 y
sass. No rcd. 8, 5.'s q 81. No.
hard. tsssA Us.ssis; No. hard.
geu.sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
COUNCIL TALKS
MARKET PLANS
Street Merchants Must
Move by September 20

Enlargement OF the Pike Place
market as means OF furnishing
quarters for the farmers 10 be forced
OFF the Pike Place roadway, was be.
fore the council harbors and grounds
committee Tuesday.
Plans advanced by the Public Mar
ket and Department Store Company
and the Farley Investment Com
pany. providing for the construction
of an addition on Western ave. con.
nscied by bridge with the presen,
market. were informally discussed AT
the mornings session.
Under city ordinance passed
nearly a year ago. the Pike Place
roadway will be cleared of stree,
merchants by September 20. Scores
OF farmers who have been selling
their produce in stalls on the road
way will be forced TO seek other loca.
ions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
COURT FIGHT ON
COOP. STORES
Try TO Force League Into
.ReCeivership

Hearing on the appointment Of a
permanent receiver for the Pacific
Cooperative League. Inc. was under
way In Judge Clay Aliens court
Tuesday morning. Attorneys for
tho league. which is financed by Ia.
Dor Interests. oontended that their
stores In this state. at Mineral. Kel.
so. Anheortss and Oknnogan. were
not insolvent. when considered as
units OF the leagues chain OF stores
turnout the country.
The Fa1nerH' Warehouse asnocia.
ton la the petitioner for receiver
ship. II seeks 90 recover an alleged
debt of 1861.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Douglas Resigns
Honorary Posts

Major Malcolm Douglas, candidate
for the republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney here. resigned
from the board of trustees of the
Elmer J. Noble post Monday even.
Ing. Douglas declared that he did
not wish TO hold an official position
in the Legion while engaged actively
in partisan politics. Douglas also
resigned Monday as vice-presidcnt OF
the Municipal league and as sccre.
tary OF the Constitutional Govern.
ment league. both non political or.
CARNATIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
ASSESSMENTS
CUT SLIGHTLY
Taxpayers Ask for Big
Reduction

Assessed values OF downtown
business properties were slightly
cut Monday at the final session OF
the board Of equalization. The re
auctions made will even up the as
easements OF the various districts
but will not affect the aggregate
taxation. members stated.
Property owners on First ave.
from the south side Of Madison 81.
10 the north side OF Marion 81.
were permitted a subtraction Of 2
per cent. Those with holdings on
First. Second and Fourth ayes,
from Marion st. 10 the north side
OF Yeaer way were reduced five
per cent. Third ave. from Yesler
way to Madison ST.. was made two
per cent less.
Taxpayers In the downtown dis
trict had petitioned for a general
reduction Of IS per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
DOCKET SIZE
L ANTELOPE HERE


WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.--Ante
iopes from Africa. recently present
cd 10 the Smithsonian Institution
include tiny beauty no larger
than a toy. II has big brown eyes
legs no thicker than n lead pencil,
horns an inch long but as sharp M
a tack. and boofs no larger than a
mans thumb nail.
Another African addition In a pig
my squirrel about the size Of a
mouse, with teeth like pin points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
JAPAN WAGES
NARCOTIC war

TACOMA. Aug. iT.--Thas Japan Is
importing great quantities Of mar
cotics from the United States and
elsewhere. with the evident inisn-
ton OF using them as n means OF
maintaining her domination over
portions Of China. Is the charge
made by Prof A. w. Linton. OF the
University OF Washington. who
spoke before the convention OF the
Washington Pharmaceutical assoc
citation. in session here today. In be-
half OF resolution pointing out the
danger In expanding use Of narcotics
and the necessary OF federal lcgisla-
ton covering exports OF drugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Reindeer May Cut
High Cost of Living

In order 10 determine IL the meat
OF the reindeer can economically be
used as a substitute for beef. and
thus cut the high cost OF living. DR..
Edward X Nelson, chief of the bio
logical survey of the department OF
agriculture, Is on his way to Alaska.
Alaskan herds OF reindeer have In.
creased from 143 animals in 1892 10
i50 900 in 1920. The flesh OF the ami.
NAL is considered delicacy by the
tribes OF the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Two Bank Charter
Issues Announced

The First National bank OF Lynden
has received a state charter. and will
henceforth be known as the Lynden
State bank. according to advices re
ceived by Seattle bankers from the
comptroller OF the United States cur
rency.
A charter was issued also to the
Army bank OF Greene Park. which
now becomes the Army National
bank Of Camp Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
DEATHS

Oldham. John. SO, s415 47th s.
Servizi. Alfred, 6. AS N. 36th nakc
Washington cnnaD.
Shelf. Mamie. "a. 1910 Ninth ave. n
w.
Lund. John. s hours. 1907 w. card IT
katayama. katsudo. Al. SCI sixth
ave. =.
Gordon, John. 81. 2t12 Fifth ave. N
Catch EFT, Edward, 65. 1893 Boren av
Williams. Annie Mclean. SO. Seattle
General hospital
Mclean. J. Walter. 81. Providence
hospital
Pishod. Robert. 50. 1919 w. 73rd st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Permit Loan for
Soy Oil Purchase

Authority TO borrow $50. 900 for the
purpose Of buying soya bean oil to TN
outstanding contracts. was grantef
c. s. Wills. receiver for Rogers
Brown & Co. by Federal Judge Net
erer. Saturday. Permission to sell
Third Liberty Loan bonds worth
s3e 900 at par was given. also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Wears Suit Bought
Sixty Years Ago

HARRISBURG. Ky. Aug. IL
"Uncle Frank Grow. OF wilmore.
attended church service dressed In
the suit OF clothes In which he was
married co years ago. II Is OF black
broadcloth. stu in excellent condi-
ton. and cost him s23 when he
bought II. He expects - be buried
In the suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
HIS MIND CLEARING

Doctor--fias your husband come
out Of his miunconsclousness yet,
madam
Yes. believe he had a lucid mo.
nent a little while ago.
Doctor--what did he do or say
He refused absolutely to take the
medicine. and remarked that you
were an asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Arrivals and Departures

August i7--str Victoria from ~orns and
~. Michael al 1880 A. M. str Admiral
Dewey from Fan Diego via San Fran
cisco at III 40 n m. str Tyndarsns from
Hongkonz via ports and Vancouver, n
c.. at 1850 n. m.
August is--str Northwestern from,
southea#.srn via Southwestern Alaska q,
1880 .. m. str Fulton from Vancouver
u. g.. via Tacoma at 10 q. M. atr Al.
mirsl schlsy from Tacoma at 10 40 .. m.
sailed
August fT--ssr Admiral sehiey for sau
Diego via San Fraroisco at noon. str spo-
kane for southsastsrn Aiaska at 10 a
M. str Fulton for Vancouver. u. C.. q,
IL q m.
August is--f5tr Saginaw for Tacoma a,
1850 .. M. a. y. A. r. burnside fol-
Southeastsrn Alaska at fz.is .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Federal Jurors to
Convene September !

The names OF 81 persons 10 serve
on the federal grand jury that will
convene September !. were drawn
under tho direction Of Federal Judge
jeremiah Ncterer in III. United
States district court Monday.
The majority OF cases they will
consider are for alleged violation OF
the prohibition and narcotic laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
PRICES ON ROW
| REMAIN STEADY
luII Follows Unusual Rush
OF Monday

Comparative quiet prevailed along
commission row Tuesday. following
the unusual rush Of business Mon.
day. Prices In fruits and vegetables
were steady. no changes OF note be.
ins reported
Butter firm. erEr somewhat easier.
with good demand for both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Uncle Sam Needs
Men at NAVY Yard

Uncle Sam needs five mechanics
and eight sheet metal workers a,
the Puget Sound Navy Yard. APP
pticatIons are taken a, the labor
board office AZ Bremerton. or mail
application blanks may 30 obtained
at room 5os postoffics building
here. Navy yard workers get a
bonus and 30 days leave each year
with pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

NEW YORK. Aus. fT.-roreiGn ss'
change auotatians sonsfnued easy 81 the
epsrlag today. Demand starting opsnsd
al ta.sts. up Nc francs. T..se. Oft
csntimss; lire. tsie. off 8 esniimss.
MARKS sts-. off eentims. Canadian
dollars. sT.ss1
Forslxn exchange eios~d steady. Quo
fafsors wefss Sterling demand. tf,sa&
francs. demand tts1. iirv. tsse. marks.
sl1e-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Stsnhoirr. Emmanuel Swedish hos
pttal. boy.
wange. John uno. Swedish hospital
girl.
Rsimer. Hsnry. rayne. wash, toy,
Wolfe. Vance. 100 18th ave. Elff
Vernon. Milton. itis Plum. twins
tboy and Eirip.
Miller. wallace W. ksnnydale.
wash, girl
Hubbard. Frank Robert sso7 asnd
". W. girl
McArdie. Joseph n. Providence hos
pttat. Girl
cariaon. c. A.. stss asth q. w, boy
Samples. Jgsie l.. 7Tto a''h 4 W.
acfiugh. r u. 5000 Grayson. Riri
Moore. George. Sound View hospital.
girl.
Oakley. Thomas n. 1915 Fourth n.
r.. boy
Yorisane. TaEui. ToiH Washington
st, boy.
ave. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
IS Vessels Added
to Ship Board List

WASHINGTON. Aug. II - The
shipping board announced today that
during the month OF July. IS YES.
sells. totaling aT2.iso dcadwright tons.
were delivered to the board.
During the first two weeks In
August II vessels. totaiing s0.TTs
dendweight tons. were completed
and delivered 10 the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Patriarche, Railway
Man, Dies in Detroit

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. IT.--Ar.
thur rairsarehe. former vice preni.
dent OF the Pcrc Marquette railroad.
died here Monday. patriareho started
railway work as a teiegrapher. lie
was connected with the rerc Mar.
que,ie for q years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Interstate Freight
IL Up in Wisconsin

MADISON. Wis. Aug. 1.-THE
wisconsin railroad commission au.
,hortxed an increase Of IS per cent
In intrnstate freight Mf~s and re-
fused an increase In passenger rates
In tho state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Pennsylvania Miner
Gets $132 a Week

SOMERSET. Pa. Aug. i7.--pafrick
Flynn. coal miner. drew t2ss for
two weeks work in the mine Of the
Highland Coal company. IL In said
this record pay has never been
eauaicd Flynn averaged nine hours
day in the pit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Textile Mill Will
Close Three Weeks

LAWRENCE. Mass.. Aug. II.
Tho Pacific mills. one OF the largest
Of the textile groups here. employing
nearly $4,000 operatives. VIII close
down for three weeks. beginning
next Saturday. II IL an extension OF
the annual vacation period OF 10
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

san YuAScfsco. Avg. iT.--Butssr--
Estrss. stise per ~
Exza-EstFas. sse Per dos dlrties No
4. A5Se per faEs EXTRA putists. ~ AE PEI
dos. undsrwisesf pallets. Use per dos.
che@s~--caiifornla flats. faaey. s.e per
ID fIrsts. ssc per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
From Weather Bureau

TAToOSH ISLAND. Aug. f7.--wire IL
down. no report received.
August ie--Soo-s---Cioudy. wind soush ).
west. 10 miles an hour. y. M.--cIsar
wind vest. - miles an hour. Passed in.
ward Str Everett at y m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Aug. iT.--Batter--sse per
10
Ewgs--tT0ste per Goa
Hsns-sfe per ID. tfoii~rs. :76.se PEI
10
chs~se-Tripisss. 81 q lie per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

Smith Cove trrmiDai--str Cross Keys, atr
Horalssn Bsru, str Endicott.
Great Northern termInaI--Str Tajima