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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

81 500 cash buys new broom bun
gslow with breakfast room. i1-
Gated on the y. Denver street
pavement Oak floors through
out with many buit.iu features
and on good high lot This Is
bargain at the price asked.
'I7SO. Phone Cedar gOl
SOUTH DENVER--6-r room modern home
real colso IN on one OF the prettiest
lots On south side. plenty " shade. only
$4,000, Some terms. This Is a real buy
See II Monday. Meshcw Co, 1915
Turner Hdg. phone usagc 1879.
NORTH ELWOOD--U -Uoautiful 5.-uom muI-
home, bui.t-in features mantel. most
excellent location. only 1900 down. bal
Ance casy. Price Sc 800. Meshew & Co,
j5-ie Turner Bldg phono Usage 1879.
$1,000 CASH handles s-foom moJern
house, garage, east side location. Then
ts5 month Price $500. Meshew CO.,
1918 Turner BIig, phone Osage la1s
/ ONE new bungalow In irving rooms and
/ sleeping porch. Price $4,000. fl.!5O
cash. $50 per month
800 CASH. 5-room bungalow, oak floors
/ throughout. excellent location. Garage
cad driveway; pick your own fixtures ana
decorations. Price 1880. Phone Usage
gs53
iDUPLEN--li,5OO cash, rooms on each
side and bath. Good location and ok
iccllent price $4,000. Phone Usage 2N53.
SOUTH SIDE-6.room bungalow, nice fire
place: large sleeping porch with 10
windows; good well, two car garaEe. This
lot runs from one street 60 another ana
there is room Tor another house on the
back Of this lot For appointment call
Icslie brooks Compauy, Usage 2N,S
SOUTH siDE-Ie,5oo with $500 cash.
rooms. hardwood floors. Less than one
year old. Phone Osage 2S73
|t55O CASH Practically new. modern 8
D rooms and breakfast room, oak floors In
rooms. beautiful mantel and electric
q fixtures. bult-in features basement Lar-
Are Near car line Price S6,S5O. Phone
osaee 7st9 or osage 43ls
"A BARGAfN--6 rooms, oak floors, man.
/ tel. built.in features, garage. Price f1ipD
rash 12,5oo. t77s5 monthly paymon's
Phone Usage 7Sie or Usage 4SlS.
/ SOUTH SIDE--Nifty five-room mod
crn. basement and garage, fun
corner lot; $500 Nandles; price
S9,75O. Mcshew & Co. 1915 Turner
building. Phone Usage 1879.
FOR sALE-Six-room bungalow on
South Rockford. Price reduced
$500 for a quick sale. Phone
Cedar 26.
$4,000 WITH $1,000 cash, buys a
! fiNe-room bungalow on NOltn NC
Coy: well built; mantel heat; just
completed; possession at once; call
Usage 1884. NJ. J. Glass & Co.
CLOSE IN property: West Third;
| nine-room. two-story residence;
this would make an excellent bust
ness location; price 100000; call
Usage 1894. NJ. j. Glass " Co.
HERE 1T is
| That long looked for snap:
nearly new bungalow with
five rooms and basement;
French doors between living
and dining rooms and sleep
ing rooms; oak floors; fire
place and mantel Of elegant
design; built-in features;
fun size lot owner
leaving and can give
| immediate possession; we
are in position to make ex-
ceptionally low price: situ-
ated on Rosedale in fine
resident district; $4,000
down and balance monthly;
see 1t Monday.
CEDAR 1913.
+. n. RILEY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
SOUTH SIDE

$6,00O--Five rooms with
basement under whole
house.
$500 -- COzy fivc-roou
bungalow.
$500 --- Fivc-room bunEa.
low with garage.
$11,5OO-Siy-room bunga-
low with garage in
Broadmoor.
$4,000 -- EiEht-room two.
story house. garage
and servant quarters.
Above all, good terms.
EAST SIDE
$4,000 49, Duplex seven
rooms.
$500 -- New cozy five.
room bungalow with
garage.
$3.50 --- Six-room bunga-
galow, with garage;
corner lot.
$4,000 -- Two-room house,
partly modern.
$2,600-Thrce-room house,
partly modern.
All can be handled on
terms and are exceptionally
good buys; shown on ap-
pOintment.
l.. II. WITWER.
500 COSDEN BUILDING
Phone Usage 1852.
Residence Usage S6gs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW
DRoApMooR p,,NGALoW

WTVNTNTVVW NT .NVN IVN
5tll Newport can owner at Cedar 476
You are offered 7-rpom bungalow With
living room across the front uf tn.
house. hardwood luors throughout. q
car garage, combination furnace In the
basement. three large bedroons stone
mautel and easement windows This r.
= brand now bungalow and located on the
highest point In Br0admOor II has all
a the features desired In modern bun
Inlow, $4,000 on easy terms
EXCELLENT east side buy Well huiit
4-roum modern house, built-in features,
shade, sidewalks CoJncr lot on paving
.l.hO0 handles, easy terms. Price 81 500.
Meshcw Il Co. 1913 Turner Bldg, phone
Usage 1877.
CLOSE-lN. SOurHwESf-5-r room modern
newly decorated. east front corner lot
s.5G0 handles. terms on balance Price
5000 Mcshew q Co. 1915 Turner Bldg.
pssse 1879.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

A -HARGAIN in a Groom BUNGALOW. east
front, sleeping porch, fun size l0t gear
garage, servants quarters. Price 81 600.
good terms just Oft Fifteenth Broadmoor
district Usage 2li7 or Usage s5j5.
If you are IN the market fnr home
call Usage S53j or Usage gl4i. We have
splendid assortment Of houses az all
prices. II we haven't what YOU want we
will find Il for you.
SOUTHEAST-New 5-room modern house.
basement, built-in features, lot 5oNl50
Price 81. ESQ; 81 500 cash, balance monthly.
would consider lot as part payment. owner,
Usage S754.
DtpLEN-Just completed. modern, 9
rooms. oak floors. large rooms. screened.
in porchcs. Price $500. cash $500. will
consider lot In modern district as cash on
initial payment Phone Usage 7'i9 or
Cedar l3ls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
BUSINESS LOCATION

FoR RENT-New building s5SSo secf.
suitable for garage, storage or work
shop Apply at 800 West First street.
Phone Usage 29l0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

FOR SALE-Six-room bungalow on
South Rockford. Price reduced
$500 for a quick sale. Phone
Cedar 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
REAL ESTATE EOR SALE


SOUTH SIDE
An artistic bungalow Of 7 bed
rooms and large living room. mu-
sir room. dining room, Kitchen
and breakfast room. All special
features tic bath. hardwood
floors. large porRnla. porch. base
mont Priced at $4,000. VIII
pcii on terms
GEORGE o. HOLLOW co.
2g2 Kennedy Bldg. Usage 17S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Hf..' MAthlNnRY .srrrL1Es .,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HcokSttrt pnNsIs saw rigs and brick
CAEts. rilTluehiate delivery from stock IN
Tulsa, boilers bought aud sold. Osare sass
1tAL willie ats1lmg RIG Tor sale AT A
.unburE al nj Bu ,lWiu rent with the option
ysspf yhyA lJfyy itiyfs In first class conitu,l
TSlIb al bYYlSa and equiment Also inc
ihhb ycNN taRMe for sale NJ. l. IIur,is
fAgfl tApier hNf@, beaumont. Texas
.ss{iRttR l5.9tr9iS sALE-Concre,e N,,er.
UAst s2ia aFAks~oline hois, Engines Der.
stIs6 WNcbS, lpumps. gasoline engines.
nhoelb1trows, IL. T, Courtney hb n.
.fAdiIh9L AaaLC C-------.---
STN M ARI string ot tools complete SO bGC.
~ ~ Il h1blhsdn BldE pHage sllA
= .QTFIqEdSToRE E0uirMENr 81
,IOR, SAI,E-L. e. smith typewriter, type.
-usMriter' uCsN and chair, good shape, all
most 1iha .5gsn 32l Security mds" phone
OIalstG alllls. ~
vnE ssE1,iSA pIANrs. FERTILIZERS o'
,SiASf,tY'S 1lEANN FRulTER COTTON
- 1lfghtst yfeth per acre, 40 bolls to pound
10 Der cent lint. Get facts, proof am,
special price on seed. E. 5, MAniey
CArnesybls, Ca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

SOUTH SIDE--Nifty five-room mod
crn. basement and garage, fun
corner lot; $500 handles price
S9,750. Mcshew & Co, 1916 Turner
building. Phone Usage 1879.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
MARKSBUkY

Mrs Skaggs is visiting relatives in
Comprehensive
Rev. Bede Skaggs was granted two
weeks vacation recently.
Miss Margaret Nelson Of Lebanon
is the guest Of the Misses Roystons.
Miss Bculah Johnson Of Irwin has
been visiting Miss Della x. Centers.
Mr.. Poynter and family Of Dan
willie pike spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Blanks.
Mrs. VIM. Blanks mas been confined
to her bed with severe cold bu. IS
now improving.
Mrs. Alexander and children, OF
Hedgeville are visiting the Misses
Roystons.
Miss Sallie Lou Myers was the
guest cf Mr. John Royston and fam
IL, Saturday.
Mrs Jess Sanders has returned
home after a visit to relatives in In
dianspolis, Ind.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

Mrs Matte Iiervey Of Nicholas
vile was the attractive weekend
guest ~ Mis-. Allie Mae Edwards.
Mrs. Martin Broglc and little
daughter were guest last Friday 81
her sister. Mrs. Forbes Of AcCreary.
The Bryan,sville High School open
ed Monday. Aug 30th. We are glad
to have with us Mr. Dock J Miller
from Battle Greek. Michigan as prin-
cipal.
Mr.. and Mr.. Herndon Waller OF
Georgetown. Miss Margaret Galbraite
Of Louisville and Paul Photon, Of
State College. Pennsylvania are house
guests Of Dr Il. A. Dawes and fam
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. r. Rankin. Mr..
and Mrs. b II Holcomb. Miss Mary
Belle Holcomb Messrs Louis Broad
dus. JEFF %. Holcomb and W. J.
Bsoaddus attended the Broadhesd
Fair Thursday.
Quite a number from here spent
Sunday at Crab Orchard Springs.
Those being: Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Cos
ney. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Gosney.
Mrs. Rhode wyIie. Miss Ethyl wylie,
Messrs Tetty Mullins. A. p. Sutton,
Earl Wyhe and Edwin Wylie
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
BRYANTSVILLE

vile spent Friday with Miss Allie Mae
Edwards.
Mrs. John Campbell has been on
on the sick list.
Mr.. Chenault Ruble il visiting
friends in Dsnville
Mr. Chas. Rankin attended the
London Fair this week.
Miss Fannie Kidd. Of wallaceton
is the guest Of Mrs. J. c. Williams.
Miss Eliza Ison is the CUES, Of her
sister, Mrs. Will Dickerson Of Lancas-
ter.
Mr.. ]. b. Ruble Of Danville spert
Friday with his son. Mr.. r. c. Ruble
and Mrs. Ruble.
Mr.. Steve Holcomb returned home
Sunday after several days stay at
the Crab Orchard Springs.
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Edwards. Of
Versailles is spending several weeks
with the Edwards family.
Mr.. Hendron Brosddus Of Louis
vile was the guest few days last
week Of Mr.. Louis Broaddus.
Miss Lettie Broaddus returned
home las, Tuesday after several days
stay with relatives in Pineville.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. :. Conant and
family have returned home after sew
eral weeks stay in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Voolfolk. Miss
Margaret Voolfolk were Sunday
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. b. c. REESE.
Mrs. Mary Edwards. Miss Mae Ed
wards. Mrs. W. T. Bourne, Mr.. Joe
Edwards and children. Of Nicholas
Mr.. Roy Arnold. Jr.. Of Danville
spent last week with his cousins.
Messrs Herman and Hardin Swope.
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Davis and son.
Newton attended the "Womanless
Wedding" at Nicholasville Friday
evening,
Mr.. Hugh Sparks Of Nieholasville
returned home after several days
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hogan Bal.
lard Monday.
Mrs. W. J. Hogan returned home
Saturday after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Voolfolk at
Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Ruble. Mrs.
A. b. Swsps. Mrs. c. NJ. Dean. Mr.
W. X. Davis attended the Lawrence
burg Fair Wednesday
Mn. Clint Hill and daughter. Luls
Mays and Miss Myrtle Campbell spent
| . few days last week with relatives
at carssrssills.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
M2 !!Z!!!E!! k PEI e e.

R.TA8lGT m

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Helm and chill
dren spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas Turner
Mrs. Geo. Huffman and daughter.
Josephine spent several days in Lex
ington last week with relatives.
Mr.. Forest Curtis and family were
guests at dinner Sunday Of Mrs. Cur
tbs brother. Mr.. Geo. Ray ~ Buck
eye.
The Misses Browns Of Lancaster
and Miss Hendren Of Danville. have
returned after several days visit to
Miss Frances Boyle
Miss Alice Sutton celebrated her
anniversary with party last Tuesday
evening. About twenty Of Miss SUIT
tons friends were presen; to enjoy
the happy event
Mrs Khumlien and little Bobert
have returned TO their home in X. 4.
after spending two months with her
aunt, Mrs. X. =. Clark.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 'kossean and two chill
dren Of Phoenix. Arizona. Mrs. +. G.
Rankins were entertained at sis
o'clock dinner Friday by Mr.. and Mrs
W. l.. Doolin.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Deepen. Mrs
Deppen's mother, Mrs. Humphreys OF
Bardstown were guests Of Mr.. JnC
Sutton ana sister, Miss Susan X. on,
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moberley. Mrs
Geo. Conn. Mrs. Ida Smith. Mis-
Bessie Smith motored to Lexington
Sunday and were guests Of Mr.. anC
Mrs d. Turner
: Miss Thelma Inele, Mr.. Henry Sc
bastian and Mr.. ,Sebas,ian's guest Mr.
Jno Bratton Of Hubble attended tn,
party given by Misses Emma anC
Lou Smith of Poor Ridge pike Satur
day evening.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
MT. HEBRON

Mrs 4. L. Grow continues quite
sick.
The children u Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell vanderpool are recovering from
measles.
Rev. aud Mr.. J. W. Mahan. Of
Beatville spent las; Wednesday night
with Mr.. and Mrs Edd Grow.
MIR. Elizabeth Rogers o. Danville
is the guest % her daughter, Mrs.
W. l.. Grow this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Grow and daugh-
ter were with Mrs. w. b. Montgom-
cry Mt Lancaster. Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Gammons and son. Of
Salvisa. Mrs. g. A. Gammons and
daughter. Of Burgin. Miss Maggie
Bruce and two nieccs Of kokomo.
Ind. were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy spiyy. Sunday.
At a business session ~ Mt. Heb
ron Church on the Srd.. Saturday in
Aug. Rev. Manly Of Georgetown was
called rs pastor for the year He
was here Sunday and Sunday night
and accepted the passionate Of the
church to begin with September.
MONTGOMERY
On Monday. Aug. 20. about ten
A " Miss Ruth Msstgomery died nj
her home here after several months
suffering from Flu-pneumonia. All
thu, loving hands and faithful ones
could do was done but Of no avail.
Hcr summons had come and she was
ripe for tine harvest She united
with the Baptist Church here when
fourteen years Of age and had been
teacher in the Sunday School and
I consistent member since that time
She had been teaching the public
, school two years and was in schoo
a. Berea where she taken with III,
dreadful disease
She Was concieus until the last anc
talked 70 each member OF the family
She wss - resigned 70 her Masters
willard often talked Of the pleasures
which come from living a true chris
tian life.
In the last hour she manifested q
great love for her family and hsl
4 Master. His grace was sufyici fol
her. She leaves a father. mother
two brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services were held at tn,
home "Wednesday afternoon by Rev
J. ". Mahsn and interment in III,
family cemetery. Much sympathy i
extended the heart broken family.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
THE FLASH ROLL
Carrying Big Sums Of
Money In Pocket


One Of the pernicious habits to
which Americans are prone il toe
carrying Of huge roll Of yreenbaeks
in their pockets.
In this day and generation there
is no real good excuse for such
habit. The Flash" Of u big roll is
always discounted. for the average
man when he sees one suspects that
a large part Of IL is made up Of dol
lar bills. with perhaps a wad Of print
paper for a foundation. and d'Splays
'yellow back" for eAs,..ss
Yet a Federal Reserve Bank ofici-
al has made an estimate and he cal
culates that all in all there is about
$4,000. 100000 Of money carried
around in the pockets Of American
men. q H
The strewd business man never
has a large amount--just a little
change to tide him over the day.
II he pays a bill. check is given,
and then he has a receipt for II in
his cancelled check. The man with
roll draws no interest on the
money in his pocket, but IL it is in a
bank ne may be making il earn some
thing. And he cannot lose the mon
ey on deposit so readily as he can
while he carries IL on bis person. A
pickpocket has no chance against a
bank. but the man with a roll IL the
sharper's shining mark.
This idle money II invested in War
Savings Stamps. Treasury Savings
Certificates. would do the Govern
ment lots Of good, and would bene-
/ fit the owner still more.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

There Is man in this community
who is the personification Of wisdom
prudence and sagacity. Perhaps i,
Is you.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

Don't expect others to believe
everything you say. II they did
there would be no fun left in arguing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
Co-eds Swindled
Out of Stockings

LAWRENCE. Kan. April L.
kansas University sorority girls are
holding the sack for the amount
OF 500.
IL all hinges on the wish OF Miss
A. n. Court" 20 Lawrence ak weeks
ago
''Alas Court'S- line. as she demon
s;raied. was silk hose. Tho Chi
omcxas invested 10 the extent Of
$50. and the Sigma Kappas. y!
Beta Phis and Kappa Alpha Tho,as
each bought $50 worth.
Just before Miss Court left each
of the houses rhs In reported to
have said
Would II be too much trouble for
you 10 pay me tho whole amount
.nowT You know when return
with the hose half Of you will be
In classes. and you know how hard
u In TO collect from n bunch OF
girls. anyway"
And she was paid.
The lucky buyers ricated over
their sisters who had not been 20
lucky in getting the wonderful bar
gains. and waited. 'siiss Court"
failed 10 show 10 and one ~ the
prospective purchasers Of hose teis.
phoucd 20 the bank In which her
money was deposited ard found
that the checks were caShod the day
thay were made. Then she learned
"Mlsn Court" had skipped out"
The latest campus rufnor IL that
ns room ms spring starts In earnest
certain OF the sororitles will discard
stockings altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
Be Honest and Work Hard,
Is Advice of Robt. Dollar
AS Reported by B. c. FORBES,

The cook hoy In a remote Cana.
dian lumber camp was caught OFF
guard.
what are you up to-" demanded
the boss
Tho hoy. startled. crumpied up a
sheet OF rough paper he had spread
on top OF flour barrel.
rive finished my work" he apol.
ogized
"wha, were you dolngT' asked
the hoss.
when have any spare time l
like 60 learn" he explained tlmidiy
Learn WHAT"
To figure and write"
The camp manager picxed up the
rumpled paper. II was covered with
figures and writing. lie said no
more.
when II YueniIung was chosen
president OF China. one OF the first
things he ala was 20 send this ex.
cook boy cable expressing a desire
for his friendship Yuan ski kai
his predecessor. had decorated the
former lumber camp lad SO had
the last emperor OF China
Today the cook boy Is one Of tho
most influential counseilors of the
Chinese government and almost an
idol In the eyes OF the Chinese
people.
His name l. Robert Dollar. the
foremost producer and exporter Of
lumber In the unitsd States; the
owner OF two fleets OF steamers 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
IT SURE MADE
The JAP WONDER
Three Rush Madly; Tear
Hotel Register

The Jap proprietor Of the scargo
hotel. s2o6is FIRST ave. Is myatlfied.
ms are the police, over the strange
actions Of three unidentified men
who dashed down the hotel stairs
and past the desk. tearing OFF three
pages Of tho register aa they passed.
Thursday morning.
Investigation Of tho upper rooms
disclosed an opened trunk. which
had been left there several days ago
by a guest. who told the proprietor
ha would have an expressman call
for IL.
Tho trunk had been opened and
part OF the contents placed In two
suit eases. The suit cases were left
on the floor. The three men were
seen BY another guest leaving the
room. No one saw them enter the
room.
Apparently nothing was stolen from
the trunk. and the police are at a
ioss "a understand the reason for
their sudden exit and the theft OF
the register pages, The name Of the
man who owned tho trunk was on
one Of the missing pages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01

one fer coastal, the other for over.
seas trade. the greatest individual
Greater OF commerce between the
Pacific coast and tho Orient. a atill
greater creator and cementer of
friendship between the Orient and
the uccidcnt, ana this oountry's
most potent worker for the establish.
ment of powerful American mcr'
chant marine.
asked Captain Dollar what his
vast experience had taught him
were some OF the qualities helpful
to tho attainment OF success.
Tho grand old man of the Pacific
thus replied.
Fear God and he Just and
honest 90 your fellowmen,
''s--Incessant hard work
"s-FrugHlity and saving your
money"
A few months aRo a scptuaEenar.
ian visited octogsnarian Hiram Rob.
inson at Ottawa.
you don't remember meT" asked
the visitor
Tho old man peered nj him mo.
ment.
Don't IL" he cried. holding out
HIS hand You arc Bob Dollar. my
old cook. boy
The millionaire ex-cook boy left
Hiram happy. for the aged lumber.
man was the boss who caught him
learning 60 read and write. and who
made the ascent Of tho ladder OF
success a little easier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
April t-Metss sshr Apes fron South.
eastern Alaska a. 20 a NJ.
March 81 str prasidsnriA from Ia.
coma At naidnight. str jefferson from
Houtheastrrn Alaska at $40 y M sif
hHnl' =. Packard from Port niaks<f in
tow % tvs Richard Hoippke At tsso ..
n str Eastern Guide from Haneiuiu. via
San Fraaelsce aHd Tacoma. at Ale o. IN.
DEPARTURES
Aprn str Admiral pswey for san
Diego. via san Ff4nglana Al nosn ssr
othe for Nsp ferk. VIA pestisnd 81 >
a ~ ssr rruvtasncfs FOR Asnts nssafia
VIA Ae~rdesa and Naa fraaetsno. at g a
m str Hoksai MAra fOt kab~. via Ye-
kahsnaA. at tio = IA
March si--Ntr HAWAII for kobe. via
fakphAma. at midnight str Santa Ans
fef s@uthsasteFH Alaska at Tee . m
str FULTON fas British Caluusbia parta al
10 . m str Alameda for Tacoma at
20 . n.s y. a Surveyor for asuth-
western ALASKA survey cruise AZ ifss
IN. ar wagafnA fer Everett at ititg
a IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
Livestock Union
Calls Off Strike

CHICAGO. April IA strike OF
live stock handlers at the Union
stock yards was declared off today.
according 10 reports ernanating from
a meeting OF the union.
Federal Arb!ter Samuel Alschulcr
was notified the men will return TO
await arbitration OF their demands
for increased wares.
No 1--we stock has been sold a, the
yards since the strike began. Mon
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01

Mary II. johnson told an old story
on tn. stand In Justice OTIS w.
Drinkers court Thursday.
She had no money. She had no
pretty clothes.
on the shelves OF a downtown de-
partrncnt store were many prefues.
No one was watching. In her hand
she carried an empty bag.
when she left the store the bag
was full The store missed the goods
Some one had seen her. A few hours
later abe was arrested Petty lar
ceny was the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-01
|OTAT1 PRICES
STILL AvIATE
ebbers Are Predicting $500
Market Before End

with spad prices $50 per ton htgh'
@oday than they ever We're Ia the
naory Of the city. wholesalers are
u forccastinE higher prices. That
\ market will reach the tsoe mark
fosc the season is over rs the pre-.
>tton OF local dealers.
here are less than 10 cars OF No.
1puds In Yakima today, declared
Western ave. dealer Thursday.
the face OF the present high
e<s. demand Is keeping up better
m WAS expected. declare iohberS.
local spinach II selling at s. a
nnper. There il no walla walla
oNch on the street. Onion market
i SITTER and dealers are hooking for
nrd TO boosting prices to ) cents a
and within a day or SO.
I Butter and egg prices continue
Achanged. The butter market IN
owing . weaker undertone and a
pp in quotations within day or
would not he surprising.