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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
SHIPPERS URGE
POWER RULING
Ask Change in Jurisdiction
Over Railroads

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Gniied PreHs)
In memorial 20 congress. made
public today. tho national shippers
conference demanded immediate res.
toratlon of their powers 90 state and
federal courts and commissions over
the railroads.
The memorial was addressed pri.
marily 60 the joint committee con
sidering Senator Cummins' bill for
the termination 81 federal control.
The shippers. representing nearly alt
lines OF business. except the packers.
opposed tho proposal 10 create n trans
portatlon board. arguing that Il
would be confusing 60 give the new
board powers which have been vest
ed In the interstate commerce com
mission.
a permanent guarantee Of returns
for the roads was attacked as social
istic and apt 20 result IN loss OF eff.
cheney and initiative by the roads. on
the same grounds the proposal 10 ap.
proprlate for the government any
surplus earnings was disapprovcd. II
would mean penailzation Of efncien.
cy. the shippers said.
The organization asked for Just
legislation. which VIII prevent rail-
were made. II was suggested the In
tcrhtate commerce commission be- au.
thorizad TO investigate rail- and wa.
terwaya. TO determine possibilities for
extension and unificatIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
In Reply to Oskinson
onWar Risk Insurance

II Is admitted that the bureau Of
war risk insurance has had many
problems confronting Il. and has had
a mass of work to dispose OF before
II has become current In It's work.
Yet u Is unfortunate that u should
be blamed for not looking after the
interests OF tho men In such matters
AS these men should attend 10 them
selves.
IL seems strange that when the
government sets 20 work TO grant
tho ex-servico men special privileges
such as continuing their insurance
at n rate much less than that Of.
fered BY commercial companies that
some men should then complain that
the government Ii at fault that tho
men do not evinc. sufficient inter
est to pay the regular premiums on
their policies.
II a man has not sufficient initia-
tive and cannot take care OF his
Own affairs To the extent Of paying
such premiums as they fall due. u
Is hardly fair that the government
shoulder the blame. II IL means
enough 20 n man TO continue his
policy he ought TO have enough get
up 20 write the necessary letters
and secure tho information.
The trouble IL that como men ex.
pect the government to act as a wet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
DEALERS BOOST
Eco QUOTATIONS
Wholesale Price Is Raised
to IS Cents Per Dozen

A number of wholesale creamery
men on Western ave. Thursday
boosted fresh ranch eggs 10 90 cents
per DOZEN. b-oent Increase. a short
supply. added 10 the fact that Seat.
ties egg market IN reported TO be tho
lowest on the Coast. was responsible
for the new raise.
Most dealers are stiil wholcRaling
Mt the 60-ccnt level. opinion on the
future OF tho market IL divided. with
most Iobbers declaring that eggs are
due 60 riae soon. The demand for
eggs has been very heavy locally. as
prices are considered To be- low In
comparison TO other commodities.
Butter In steady. with n heavy
movement reported all along the
street Cheese market IL slow. aH
quotations are too high TO interest
many buyers.
ON produce offerings. the market
held generally even. a new high
apud level Of sos per ton for Yaki.
ma Melted Gem stocks was reported
"wednesday. but apparently tn. top
level has again reccded 10 400. Some
jobbcrn are stili wholcnaiing their
spudH at t95 per ton. Locals are
bringing SIS.
Receipts at the local stock yards
"Wednesday were very light. with
only 20 hogs and rs head OF cattle
reported In. Both markets held
steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

nurse. One who has reached a mana
estate r. expected TO take care Of
his obligations as they fall due.
Nevertheless tho government In.
surance bureau has maintained a
very complete organization TO take
caro- of just such individual. who
feel they mus, lean upon tho gov
eminent for assistance. They do
send out monthly notices Of pre-
miums due" and II ono has given
his correct address he will surely re-
ecivc one Of these notices. Also real.
izing tina, many OF tn. men may md
themselves In straisened financial
circumstances on their return 20 civil
life. tho treasury department has
made a generous ruling that mon
may reinstats their insurance even
tho they have iapsed IN tho payrnen,
Of their premiums heretofore.
This can be done by any exHervice
man who has been discharged less
than IS months by signing n re-
lnstatemcnt slip stating he II In Ha
good health now as at time % dis.
charge or lapse. and by RENTING
two months premiums for the
amount OF reinstatcd insurance he
wishes to carry. lie Is also per.
mltted 10 convert his insurance into
any one Of the ordinary types Of life
policies. which will not be carried
by commercial insurance companies
but by the government itself.
The bureau has gone even farther
than this. realizing that some men
are akeptical about writing 10 Wash.
ington direct. II has district offices
over the United States whose man.
ayers arc in position to answer all
questions relative to insurance or
TO rclnstats or convert policies. and
there IL one here I'm Seattle at ais
University st. which fact has been
given wide publicity in The Star and
all Seattle papers.
All American Legion posts now
have a post Insurance officer ap.
pointed who attends to these mat.
tiers for the men.
In conclusion. all that can be said
for the man who IN not aware OF
what tho government IL doing I'm
his behalf II that he is not on the
jon. J. J. GRILL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. f--priess were r.
regular at the stock market opening to-
day. tnitsd states steel opened At
100. up v Cructhis az zis, unchanged {,
htudsbahsr at nos, OF q. Mexican Pc
troisum at any,, unchanged. bethlehem
ht"ei ~ at bts. Unchanged TeHss
Company At asf. unchanged. Republic a.
iiks, OFF -
Tobaec9s were firm under the leader
ship Of A. r securities. which shot thru
~. ana American HumAtra. which reached
o.
strength IN the special issues featured
early trading. Mexican Petroleum moved
up and Pan.Amsrican = TO 100.
Trading In the iast hour was ~ per.
funetorS character. MEXICAN Petroleum
advanced 60 new hiah for the day A.
7it. while New York Air Brake lost an
other point 20 1924,
Otherwise the marke, was devoid OF
feature.
The market closed soft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
HUGH CALDWELL.
MAKES ADDRESS
Speaks on Mayoralty Cam
paign to Business Men

Speaking 20 the Young Mems Busl
ness club. ut the Army and Navy
club. at noon. Hugh c. Caldwell.
candidate for mayor. declared:
Il am now a candidate for the Of
flee Of mayor at time when the
city faces some OF the greatest prob
lens that have ever confronted IT,
II ! take up these burdens. IL will
BE- as n public servant--not as a poll
sician. IL viii be In the same spirit
and according to the same principles
that I endeAvored TO perform the
many duties Of legal adviser Of the
city. According TO the records ana
expressed public opinion. I conduct.
ed the law department In an efficient
and economical manner.
IF elected mayor. win see that
the city's business In conducted open
" and above board: that the people
know the truth about their utilities
and that the statistical Information
sbou. the city's business IL given out
thru the city comptroller. who would
have no interest 20 serve except the
dissemination OF the truth from the
official books Of account OF the city.
While this latter Is the announced
policy Of the city. thru It's legislative
pdy. &, has been consistently eyaded
ESQ far a. our municipal street rail-
Az In concerned While / viii do
Al In ny power 10 successfully oper-
ate the street railways by the city.
there will be no effort to fool the PEG
pie by anyone whose appointment ia
under my Jurisdiction.
"As mayor of your city ! win have
no political debts OF former admin
tstfation to pay"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
1923 Bags of Mail
Coming From Japan

Bringing i.72a bags of mail TO Seat.
tie from the japanese port OF Yoke
hama. the steamer Suahlms Maru
was reported Thursday 10 have ar
rived off william Head. Aboard are
205 passengers for this port and a
large cargo OF silk. Passengers I'm.
oludc +. NJ. Studley. former manager
OF the steamship company. The first
stop will be made at Victoria TO dis
charge Sc passengers and i.oi4 tons
cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
BOOTLEGGING BY AIR
Is LATEST IDEA NOW

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan. 8.
--Airplane bootleggers are carrying
booze from Kansas City or 81. Louis
10 Wichita Falls and Burk Burnett.
Tex. big oil towns. according to
United States deputies in Okla
hona. Missouri planes are being
hunted, and II found win be con
fiscated the same M other vehicles
a farmer near Norman, Okla,
while feeding cattle found n new
automobile In his haystack loaded
with booze. He went 20 the house
10 telephone the sheriff. but upsn
his return the car had disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Sounded Queer So
They Arrested EN-

ftIt 70 q fffff.
- the trained earr % tho morals
Hiund II meant n lot when the
mystic words filtered thru the key.
hole of room No. ~. Berkeley ho,ai.
itoSh First ave. early Thursday.
breaking down tho door. thcy mr..
rested two men charged with
gambling. SIX others are held for
being In place where gambling
was being conducted.
L. Root. 81. ionrshoreman. II raid
10 have objected To arrest lie waa
charged with disordoriy conduct.
y. w. Freeman. "a. boiiermaker.
and Y. johnson. 81. iaborer. face
the gambling charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
ECONOMY

Stall -. sso bottle Dr. Prices extracts.
7sc! aso Roger. baking powder. csc.
! In pkg Jap ten. afc stan -. salmon.
zoe. iinF cod. ms 7sc. catfish. mH
CSC. Htail 80. hamburger. itc N. veal
pot roast. i7Mc NJ veal steak. soc 10
stan -. riiismook full cream cheese, foc
N. strictly frsah errs. s5c dos new
comb honey. aBo. stalls 7e.s1. Florida
grape fruit. for Csc; bananas. goo and
a5c dox now mixed nuts. acc N. Stsll"
s7-3s. Golden West coffee, SOC m. ibs'
ii.fs: coo Pearls ~ wheat. asci Soc
bottle cntsup. 2so. csc Royal baking pow
der. ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

Stalls si-as. Eastern oysters. coo and
TOO at: skinned soics. 15c n. salt her
ring. for 25c. stan Is, 4ssib. sack
olympic flour. $500. Libby's asparagus
soup. Be- can, $50 doz Stall u. Florida
grape fruit. 30 each and for 2bc, big
lemons 2bc doc stall III. pure honey.
soc at jar. home made homlny, he at.
Staii 20. boiling beef i2hc ~. liberty
steak. lie m: sausage, 15o n. stan \.
cnrnation milk. 40 can; Nut-ola. 3bc NJ.
2 ms 400. stalls 2t.aG. lbs. Corona
coffee. st.ss. lbs. ooidon West coffee,
si.ib. soc Citrus Powder, 2To.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove termfnai--su Justin. str
whss,ihnd Mont.
Great Northern doot--str Eastern Gale.
ctr ksshims xsru
Bell ct. tsrrninsi---Mo,er sehr Kirkssind.
str Queen City.
Pier t--Hsr MAauan.
Pier s--str Rants Ans. str Alameda
Pier i.--s,r bergen.
Grand Trunk dock--s,r Admiral Siehoi.
son.
Pier a-r,r Admiral Rsdrnsn.
Pier B--str Admiral Evans
Pacific Coast bunkers-r. n 4. 2. cma-
tiiia No. c..
Skinner a EDDY yards--ssr Robin Adair.
ctr nonin Gray. ctr Robin Goodfeiiow.
q. n. n burnside. sehr Columbia.
Alaska s,asmsh:p Co. mooTinrs-s'r Vic
tcris-
Standard oil eock--s,r Richmond.
Aihsrs nror. rnill-str Sorthiand.
Milwaukee Ocean aoek-str 4 ssssru
Knight
rsst waterway t.rrainai-str Yves, Ison.
str Easterf Moon.
pufhie yarcs--sfr West ivan.
rpdi drydocf--str Eastern Guide. str
J. \. Monc,t
Amss Ysrds-s,r West J.rsup. ctr Reoss-
vsit.
Hssssrnsn drydock--sir Moriden.
rstisrson- Macdonald yards--Motor sohS
Bootysila
Fisher rnlii--s,r Roattie Spirit,
Lake union--Huils Bnoa pairnie. Broxton.
Iseota. Endymion. Fort jackson. Ad-
Olson. Houxhtsn. DowcHmont. Bourne
vile. Aiicnhurst. Atiila. kdris. Ca
paris. Elcs,ra. oe'win. Abydos. Area
demia. Academia. resuta. Black Wolf.
niofisnd. uaHtinc. Bianfnrd. AEron.
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Fort Etanwix.
fmufka. Kitten. Loot. Dione. caxsean.
Corisn. Cinsyras. cardia. Eiissa. sehrs
AEaica. Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
Wawona. Maid OF Orleans. bgeR CornH.
Fresno. whaling strs. TsnginAk. ko-
dlhk. q. n r. Surveyor
Settieton miii--str Cordova.
Union OIL terminal--str Aryril.
West Seattle ciovator--str West Hessei-
tine.
Htimaon rnlii--Notor schr renowa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Duel With
Officer; Arrested

OAKLAND. Jan. s.--After re-
volvcr duel. in which two shots were
fired at him. Policeman ]. j. Muir
ply today captured Edward Ram
stead, alias John Kendall. In n
restaurant at Fifth and Broadway.
The captive later confessed II was
he who last week shot and slightly
wounded Mounted Policeman James
Harrington Of San Francisco
Ramstead admitted having escaped
from the county Jail at Seattle some
time ago. He first gave his age as
Is. but later claimed he was only II
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
WEST POINT MAN
HELD BY POLICE.
Negro BelIboy Is Shot in
Hotel ScuffIe

PITTSBURG. PA. Jan. s,--Eari
NJ. Price. University OF. Pittsburg
student and West Point graduate.
under arrest IN connection with the
death OF Alfred Loving. negro bell.
boy IN a Plttsburg hotel Tuesday. was
held in the county jail here today
lie has been turned over to the cor.
oner pending an inquest over the
death OF Loving. who was shot thru
the heart during a scuffle with
Price.
Prize is said to have handed n
pistol to detectives and accompanied
them to the police station. but re-
fused to discuss the affair.
Prices home r. in Caledonia, Wis.
He formerly had charge OF an alien
enemy detention camp at Salt Lake
City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
HOLD FUNERAL FRIDAY .

Funeral services for Mrs. G. ISol.
son, 10. who died "Wednesday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Alma
Helm. 1928 25th ave. win be held
az o'clock Friday afternoon at the
Homo Undertaking chapel. Mrs,
Kolson la survived by two daugh.
ters. Mrs. Helm and Mrs. Emma
Gill. and two sons. Charles Kelson
and John Kelson OF Seattle. Mrs.
Gin lives in Nevada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
BOY, 13, C0NFESSES !.
KIDNAPPING IS HOAX

NEW YORK. y. Y. Jan. S.
Bound hand and foot and gagged.
is.year-oid Charles Winfield was
found by his father lying ut the
door OF his apartment
Charles. who had been missing for
four days. told lurid story OF kid.
nspcrs who. he said. had written
threatening letters received by his
father since his Disappearance de.
handing $50 for his safe return.
On cross-examination the 10y
broke down and admitted he and
n playmate. Tough" Jones. planned
the disappearance and wrote the let.
tiers with the idea of getting the
money with which to have a good
time.
The dramatic return. he explained,
was planned ms means to escape
punishment when he and Tough
got tired waiting for the money.
--------------------------
Every time = man takes tumble
he falls against his inclination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
w. s. Asks Mexico
About New Murders

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 7.-(Nightt-
George Summerlein. the American
charge d'affaires. late today made
formal representations TO the foreign
office on recent murders OF American
citizens in the Tamplco district.
American newspapermen were told
at the foreign office that the military
commander in Tampico was conduct.
ing an investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
RESTAURANTS MAY
PURCHASE ARMY FOOD

Supt. John u. Rowan Of the army
retail store. Stacy 1T. and MARGINAL
way. announced Thursday that res.
lauranis. hotels and eating houses
would be permitted TO purchase tho
following articles: Two.po cans
of corn beef nj a. cents. six.pound
cans corn beef at fi.75 and dried
prunes ut 20 cents n pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
STEAMER HELD
IN ICE FIELD
81 on Board lmperiIed Yes.
sci OF MuSkegon

MUSHROOM. Mich. Jan. S.
Caught In y gigantic leo field nix
miles off MuskeEon. the Crosby line
passenger and freight steamer Peter
nky. with score OF passengers and
a crew Of ts aboard. IL battling IN.
ice today in an attempt to reach open
water. 10 miles from shore.
The vc.se, was nearing this ror;
yesterday from Milwaukee when
caught IN the Ice.
PARIS. Jan. 3. - Twenty seven
were drowned whom the tuKboa,
Piuyier and the railing vessel Ialouiss
were sunk In storm IN tho Medii-
erranian. off, the south coast 81
France. according 20 dispatches hero
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Grady Is on Trial
in Spokane Court

SPOKANE. Jan. s.--John Grady.
secretary OF the Contralia defense
fund, went on trial here today on
syndicalism charges.
Ralph l.. Pierce. OF Seattle. is ap-
pearing for Grady.
Trials OF 6s other !. w. w. are
10 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Says Transport to
Deport More Reds

NEW YORK. Jan. s.---IEsae shorr.
attorney for more than loo Russian
radicals. said yesterday that the
army transport Fitzpatrick. now Mt
n Brooklyn pier. win leave very
soon for soviet Russia with most OF
those now on Ellis Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Mother of ID Near
Death in Flames

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-Mrs.
,kanora Mccarthy. 75 years old and
mother OF "a children, Is near
y1th in the central emergency hos
NJ from burns suffered today
Ven her garments ignited while she
was standing near a gas range In
her home. She is the wife Of ID. w.
Mccarthy. superintendent OF the
Grand building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
CORNER

stan ., Eastern bacon. a5c NJ pure
lard ms. sGc. Eahtern hams, hair or
whole. s5o stall 10. Lenox Fohp, bc;
matches, 80 Iox. tau can CLANS, 1bc.
Stall 102, fancy Jersey butter. &c u, !
Ruaranteod storage eggs, isc dos; tall
cans milk. 22c. fresh ground peanut but
ter. zoe Stall ~. fresh ling cod,
ms 2soi fresh skinned solea, lbs. 2bci
pmeita, Q los, csc. stalls 1876. wslnuts.
2bc M. Naptha soap. &c, large can
pumpkin. 1so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

Stall 10 pure. fresh milk, i7c n. sthll
"a. tali can rsrra,ton milk. i4Mc Stall
tsoa Itffv 1ett. tic. new wainutA. CSC
N, Stall ~, e6c coffee. soc W. stall
~. sugar ana flour sacks for sale. star
IS. homo made mayonnnisr. bbo 10 sihll
s7 cnrnntlon or Borden'n milk. ltc. ttaN
1919 fresh ranch eggs, coo dog. stan ~
new lot strong ohraway cheese, sc 10
stall o.. genuine ~. Y. cheese. bbo 70
stall 81. comb honey. sac. Stall 9s
smeiis ms CSC. iuteflSk. $50 NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
------------------s-----.
Public Markets


NaIis 1911. lamb stew. itc ~. choice
bacon. $50 10, veal chops. 2tc n. stan
iai. AunkInt oranges aEc aaF Gran.
berries. zoe NJ. cooking apples. ii.Ts
box. stan iip. ranch errH. fresh, sac
doz best fresh churn~d butter. 7so ~.
STAN 10. cherries zoe ran. ptrH.
Golden AEa macarani. 1oc. asparagus
soup. Be- can. stall lao, wainuis. gtc N, +.
rkKr. Grape Nuts. stci Cream ~
wheat. stc. stalls 1911. large con Dol
Monte pork ard beans. CSC; ta-ib. sack
krom flour. fsik. cans Del Monte
hot sauce. s6c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
60-MlLLI0N LOSS BY
RAILROADS IN MONTH

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-The rail.
roads during November. 1919, were
operated Mt loss OF approximately
so million dollars TO the government
according 20 statistics given out by
The interstate commerce commission
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan. t.--B ut te City
creamery. q y CSC per ID.
ERFs-ssieeted local extras. coo Csc
Hsr doz.
Hsns--:o . s,e per Ii: broIlerr. ssossc
per ~.
Cecse--tsc per M.
Cheese OREGON tripiets. ssd &c per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
PORT COMMISSION
MAY WIDEN SCOPE

The port commission may go into
the customs brokerage business M
tho result Of the weekly meeting
Wednesday. Plans for extending the
scope OF the commission were dis.
cussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
FIllPINOS' CLAIMS HEARD

An appeal from the decision OF the
state labor commissioner, which az
lowed II Fllipinos' claims for back
wages from the Filipino cannery
supply company. was being heard by
Superior Judge Mitchell Gillian
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Frisco Market Status

SAN TRANcfsco. Jan. gs--Butter--
Extras. Csc per ID. prime firsts. eShc
per ~.
EErs-ExtrAs. az c per dor: extra pull
tets. cahe per dor. underlined puiiefs.
80 y q per doz
chseso-csiifornia flats. fancy. ssc
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
PRINCES SEEK DIVORCE

BERLIN, Jan. S.--Relinble sources
today confirmed the report that
Prince Joachim. sixth son Of tho for.
mer kaiser. viii apply for divorce
from the former Princess Marie
Augustine Anhalt. They were mar.
ried March II, 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
BANK tLEAIif>CS
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. S.--coffee--No. 2
Rio. isNish per ID. No. Z Bantos. ASK -
- a per H.
new. ig7tc per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
January s-rstr Richmond from Rich
aiond via Point Wells at 1880 a m.
str Africa Maru from Tacoma at n. m.
January Str Justin from Shanghai
AZ .. m. str Queen city from Blubhor
nay, u. c. at s;5o y. m. str Argyll from
san Francisco at $50 y. m. str Itoose-
welt from trial trip ct $40 y. m.
Departures
January Str city OF Seattle for
southeastern Alaskan ports.
january Str Roosevelt for trial
cruise at $3.50 n. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

---Cress-Daie Photo
Here are some ~ the women sum
moned Into conference by Uncle Sam
here today 10 Organize n state. wide
society 10 work for lower prices.
Top row ueft 90 right: Miss Effic
J. Raitt. state chairman In charge
81 IN. campaign for saner buying;
Miss Agnes Houston Craig. state di.
rector of the educational work Of the
National Board Of the Y. W. &. A..
Mrs. 4. ID. Hughes. secretary Of the
Seattle branch Of the National
League Of Women Voters.
Bottom row neft 90 righiE Mrs.
Sarah Flanagan. president Of the
Spokane chapter Of tho Service Star
Legion; Mrs. q. y. Baiabapoff. Of
Tacoma. president Of the State Fed.
Grafton Of Wom~n's Clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Apples and Oranges
Vegetables andNutS

a friend OF mine
told me tbs other
day that he paid
$3.50 for n box OF
apples n out n
month ago, and last
week he bought a
bog Of better apples
at my stall. No. 30.
downstairs. In the
Weatlake Market.
for s2.75.
I am selling jon
athans ms low as 81
n box. and II IL safe
to ray that you can
save from 50 cents
10 81 per box at ny
stall. No. 30. DOWN
STAIR, at the west
lake Market.
You = n 4 see
our spitzenberg and
~licious a PIP J es.
Especially the cook
org hefOre hlYInR-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

We now have a nice line OF
vegetables. nuts and other fruits
on sale.
BE sure and 20 downstairs TO
Stall No. so. In the Westiake Mar
ket. and have a look at some real
choice apples.
DIR. EDWIN J. BROWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan. e--irain price. on the
Chicago Board OF Trade were higher to-
day. Unsettled weather over IN. grain
belt and placing % large bayins orders
by commission HOUSES caused the sd-
vance
Provisions were higher.
January corn. up Nc AT opening.
fi.toi.. subsequently, gained NC. May
corn opened up SC. at ti.ss.. and
gained 80 before the close. July corn
opened up Nc. at tis,. advanced a cent
later.
May oats opened up NC. at tse. and
advanced SC. July osts. up &C at the
opening. 77tc, gAlned &C.