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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
EXPORTERS ARE
GIVEN WARNING
CareIessness Means Heavy
Fines in Brazil

AZ customs house officials M Bra.
the fines levied on oonsigneee taking
their wares from the cugtomhouse,
u behoovea Puget sound exporters
10 abide by the regulations. says a
communication received today by the
Chamber Of Commerce from the
American chamber at Sac Paulo.
Brazil The warning says.
"Conmgners Of merchandise are
failing TO write out the country OF
origin Of the goods and the country
where the goods were purchased in
fun In each OF the columns provided
for that purpose on the consular in.
voice. and are abbretiating along
the top Of each column the name Of
the country Of origin United
states Of America" or "Estador
unidos da America" 20 u. s. A. ("
or ne. Z da A." placing these initials
across the two columns In question
This abbreviation II necessary for
convenience sake. but tho con.
'agneeg In Brazilian ports. on dis.
patching their goods. are fined be.
cause Of such Authorizations.
"customhouse officials discharging
the goods, receive 50 per cent OF the
fines levied on conslgnee taking their
wares from the customhouse. which
fact encourages fines for the slight.
est deviation from the Brazilian con.
sular invoice regulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
IRRIGATION TO
/. have HARD Time
Congress Inclined 10 Keep
Lid on Expenses

with tho government treasury
watchdogH on the job and an en-
larEod committee on hand 10 scruti-
nlze appropriations. tho work OF -.
curing federal appropriations 10
start work on Washington irrigation
projects. AZ one means Of aiding the
unemployment problem. IL beset with
difficulties. writes Congressman John
w. Summers. Of the Fourth District.
10 tho Seattle Chamber OF Commerce.
The chamber recently Joined with
the spokafe Chamber In urging that
construction work be started as soon
ne possible 90 give men employment
ana 10 hasten the day when unpro.
ductive lands could become produc-
tive.
Congressman Summers says he
will use every effort 20 get some ac-
ton. lie IN a member OF the house
committee on public lands and irri-
gated lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

1.ee. Alfred. Monahan. twin GIRL.
Eaha; fosaya- f12iz Fifth ave s.
KasugL Tamenasuke. 5o7 Maynard
ave. girl.
woodntan. Timer. sff W. Tsth. boy.
Porter. w. r.. lila Broadway court.
girl.
Edwards. IT. w s2f a2nd ". girl
jackson. J. IT.. 77ff 18th s. W. boy.
Dempsey. y. i. pftH 22nd ave. boy.
Lownds. A. j. 1890 Rainier blvd.
Heavens. C. q. ZIG 18th N. girl
Morrison. John. 1854 Stroud ave.
Toiibsr. A. C. 1907 Fremon, ave.
ApriIie. Robert. s5ss aist n. w. girl
Leonard. Henry. 32f Second ave. ~.
Norraoyie. T. u, sis 22nd s.. boy.
Buchan. q. -. 1879 y. f7th 81. girl.
Hawley. W. W. 221s W seth. boy.
Doan. VI. L.. 20f0 ". 5sth. twin boys.
larsen. c. W., zsOs Eighth W, girl.
Snow. s. j., asf0 Arr0wsmith. girl
Robinson. L C.. 1902 W. Brandon St.
boy.
Modenese. Antonio. ss25 Carleton
ave. boy.
Henderson. David. 900 Aurora ave-,
girl
sakai. Kitaro. s00n sixth s.. boy.
Jkeda. Taitiro. go Yesier way. Riri.
ksnno. kisaji. AZ Maynard ave.
boy.
salto. gutefiro. ,0t 10Th & piri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
COUNTY BOATS
MAY QUIT RUNS

Driven out by the competition OF
private enterprise. King county's
Coastwise service. maintained as a
publicly operated utility around Mer.
Ger island and the east shore OF the
lake. IN likely to be discontinued.
In spite OF the reticcncc % the
county commissioners 60 speak ON
the subject. Il Is generally believed
that action on the matter Is about TO
be taken.
Ferries 90 Kirkland. Medina and
Bellevue are probably TO be kept.
The anticipated discontinuancc will
affect the steamers Dawn and ~.
lanta and the ferry Fortuna. the lat.
tor vessel 20 be Transferred from the
Mercer island run 20 run TO Roam.
oka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
BIG STEEL ORDERS
GIVEN By ROADS

cotton crop this year - larEes,
since 1914. In many districts IL j.
rotting in the fields. The slump In
cotton prices has badly affected col.
lections and merchandising In the
South. The Egyptian crop is bad
That should stimulate our exports.
Secretary Tregoe % the National As.
soeiation OF Credit Men predicts cot.
ton prices will rise and the south re.
cover during 1891.
Railroads have just ordered 1900.
c00 tons OF steel rails for 1881. They
viii double this. the trade says. Unit.
eli States steel Corporation running
20 per cent capacity. II has enough
untitled orders 20 keep IL busy for
months. Independent mills arc at 80
per cent capacity. Some jobbers Of
finished steel are offering bets that
. steel boom starts within 90 days
Farmers have planted larger wheat
acreage than In 1914. Department OF
agriculture issues thlniy-vciled threat
Of prosecutions unless prices OF mix.
ed fertilizers are reduced for spring
delivery. Flour mills arc quictest In
ten years. Export trade dead Flour
price. wholesale. IL IS per cent low.
or than high point OF January Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Brisk Bidding for
S. p. Stocks Helps
Mem York Tradinq

NEW xo ne ss-s,oes opened IRREGULAR Utah Copper a. or
VI 'ruche TN Reading
studehaker
cfie III
changed; Atlantic Bethlehem
| hah off uned
states steel 7fI OFF ~
Off a.
Bidding trad
ms The stock made high weeks low of
" ghtH made record hsh ~ asa Pacific on reached
high
10 ssh OF
cred points after made
by
Rails
highs
efc nesed 81 HIGHS Of me
baldwin, Locomotive led equipments selling Rt IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
STEAMSHIP wuEArr.sNp MON

board boats now idle at Seattle on
that date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
SILK CHIEFS
COMING HERE
Oriental Merchants to '
tend Exposition

En- route 20 the international SIN
exposition 20 be held under the au{
pieces 81 the Six Association
America In the Grand Central Paisc|
~ New York the week Of Feb. 7. IND
poriAnt delegations Of japanese and
Chinese silk merchants will arrive IN
Seattle In January and will be end
tertained by the foreign trade and
retail trade bureaus OF the Chamber
Of Commerce and the China club.
The Chinese delegation. consisting
Of four prominent representatives Of
the steam silk filature and coc-n0I
merchant guild Of Shangh
arrive Jan. 2. and the Japa
cation Of three men inciudXl
hihiko Higo. the government esperI
OF the Yokohoma conditioning housed
Will arrive Jan. H. Each group VII
have expert Keeling girls and skills
machini8ts 20 perform at the edua
tional exhibit 10 be held as part
the exposition.
The Chicago Association OF Coz
mcrce today wired the Seattle Char
Der. requesting that the groups be
yited 70 accept the hospitality OF ChC
cago while they are en- route 10 NED
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29

Stall :. 20, roast. i1Nc n; liberty
Steak and sausage. Fss nc. veal steak
zee n. stall -. fresh sneits. 2 ms. stc:
black cod. ibc ~. stan 81 fresh ALASKA
iurnips. ms stc: fuiabsrss. ms Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
HEAVY BUYING
IN GRAIN PIT

CHICAGO, Dee. 20 Heavy buying.
due 20 better market condition..
caused grain prices 70 advance on
the chicaEo Board % Trade today.
Decreased demand Tor export easier
money market conditions and un.
favorable weather over the grain
belt were the chief factors rroNl.
siena were irreguiariy lower
December wheat opened down = C
at 81 .t3ia but rcEalnsd siac later.
March wheat opened off iac at
ttstZ advancing ..c before the
close. May wheat down Ne AZ the
opcninF. remaining 1Ac subsequent
" 20 sts0,s,
December corn opened up ne at
~ Nc and gained an additional ic
laters May corr opened un &c at
ia q. subsequently, gaining an addi-
ttuhal ir. July corn opened up Sac
a. ~ Nc, and gained another 7sc
toward the close.
December oats was unchanged at
the opening, &c. gaining &c later
May oats was unchanged 81 the
opening. ssAc. advancing isc be-
fore the close. July oats opened up
&c a. tsc and gained Ac later.
CHICAGO Dee - Cash wheat
No. l hard. ft7EUigs. No. J spring.
SIS; No. J hard. tiTt.
---~s---sr>~@ess-sasas~~<
board boats now Idle at Seattle on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dec &c Re
csipts. % head. market steady. Rest
steers. fsatSo. fair TO good steers. So 80
9T.lo; choice cows and heifara. ts7sff
81. Gamers. ts.so u a.so. bulls. tt5ou
$50 calves. fedi1.
Hogs Market steady. Prime MIXED
40 SOC 1850; hsayics. ts.bo9Ii: pigs. ~
$3.50
ahecp-Narket strong. Prime lambs
- n $50; Gull lambs. tp8pbo. ycariinEH
tsm7. wetherr. ts0s. ewes. itaA
puttrr-bar per IN
EgRs--s2 n 5st per dos.
Checae-Trlpieta. 35c per ID.
HenH--.se per H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
PRICES ARE
Still ON
TOBOCCAN
Business Expected TO Pick
Up in Month or Six Weeks.
Say Experts
ny ALBERT APPLE

Prices are crashing faster In the
United states than In any other
country in tho world All authorities
agree business viii pick up as soon
as prices near the bottom. When
will that be- Within the next month
or six weeks answers tho president
Of the United States Chamber OF
Commerce
Wholesale prices OF commodities
have dropped an average OF 9a per
cent since February l. This Is an.
nounced by BradStrcets Retail
prices are down only half as much,
Most important price collapse this
week II the break In the anthracite
coal market. some johocrs predict
- ton mine price within fort
night. January win be the low price
month In an lines. many authorities
h..ffaxa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Dee. - III Rse~ir,s.
$1,000 head market ite 20. &c lower.
Hutk % sales, ssgsus so hstrh@fs - 40
ole 20. packing. 8, 2E9stsi iiEht. - -
Ass
Cattle Receipts. 1000 hesd market
steady. neef ff8ir. butcher stock, o. -
= 10 90 tanners and cutters. ta,.tatTts
stockefp and feeders. 1850 cows. o. -
9tTsi calves. fi0uiat0
sheep Receipts. IA 900 had. marie,
steady % - ioreF. Lambs. is.7tg is.t0.
nNsa. t.abh0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Otto Crunbaum on
Way to the East

Otto $. Crunbaum. OF the Grun-
baum Bros. Furniture Co. and wife
left on Sunday for an extended East.
ern trip. goiag over the Canadian
Pacific railway. Mrs. Grunhaum
will visit with her parents who live
In Minneapolis. later joining Mr..
Crunbaum In Chicago. and 70 to New
York and other Eastern cities.
Mr.. Grunbaum Is buying furniture
for the spring trade. and viii visit
practically an furniture manufactur.
ing centers Of the Middle West and
East.
They expect TO be gone sfx weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Effingham to Sail
for Europe Jan. z

Represented In Seattle By ". c.
Dawson & Co. the European.Pacifc
line freighter Ehingham Is scheduled
20 sail from this port January 2 for
the United Kingdom and Continental
Europe. She will have a full cargo
Of lumber. -four. grain and other
Northwest products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
SUGAR men WIN |
100000 SUIT
Candy Firm Told 10 b
Good Sport"

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. es.-F,
erai Judge Benjamin Bledsoe n
Angeles. sitting In the Unitel
district court here yesterday
the suit OF the Continentaf~
company OF Chicago against the
fornia-Hawaiian Sugar company
favor Of the California Hawt
company.
The Chicago concern had sued
terminate a contract for sugar Z
10 prevent collection on letters
credit which had been started II
local banks. About 5000. 900 wa4
yolyed.
The Continental Candy compa|
should take its loss In sugar dealin
as a good sport" Judge Bledsoe e
In announcing his decision :.
should not try 10 .foist It's losses
someone else. Its all in the q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Kennicott Launching
Is Delayed a Week

Launching OF the big steel motor.
ship Kennieott. under construction
at the Todd shipyards At Tacoma. has
been postponed until next week. II
Is announced by c. w. Wiley. prcsi.
dent OF tho company.
Launching was originally sched.
uied for Thursday morning. but the
failure Of certain parts to arrive
made this impossible.
Tho Kennicott - the first ship Of
her type TO be built on Puget Sound.
and with her 5000 tons lightweight
will be the largest vessel In the
Alaska service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Fordney Measure to
Hit Shipping Here

shipping business In Seattle VIII
BE- seriously handicapped by the pas
sage OF the Fordney emergency tar.
M measure. according 10 I. r. fauck.
who spoke Tuesday for the Export
crs and Importers association before
tho Chamber Of Commerce trustees.
Iauck declared that the increased
duties In vegetable oils and other
Oriental products. ms proposed in the
Fordney bill. win prevent the build.
Ing up Of several important indus.
rvtam here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Japanese Seamen
Are Forming Unions

Efforts 20 establish anamen's unions
among the men handling the vessels
OF the Nippon Yusen kaiHha. the
Osaka Shozen kaisha and the Togo
kisen kaisha are being vigorously
pushed. according TO the Japan Ad-
vertlscr. About 5000 engine and
deck workers for the ", Y. X have
already organized union. but Il Is
sought TO extend its scope to include
the entire 10 900 employees Of the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29

A. prevailing rates Of exchange,
the trade balance reported against
Japan would amount TO about sis9.-
$50. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
SOUTHERN VANS
POPULAR HERE
Lot From Virginia Is Placed
on Sale

The evcrpopular Southern yams
are moVfnT about aa well m any veg
etablc % the wholesale market these
quiet days. Another shipment Of
yams from Virginia WIS placed on
saie wednesday AZ 1850 hamper.
sweet potatoes are quoted at and
~ cents pound
Among the receipts today was lot
- dried figs from California. Packed
IN 90 pound boKeh, they were selling
al $3.50
Outdoor cueumhers. from Califor'
MIA. also. we're quoted az 81 dozen.
The dairy mafLri Wa unfeatured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
DEATHS

Young. Ida NJ. 40. Dig u. 72nd st
Wills, Charles H.. Hotel Rehan
Jones. Nina r.. "a. 300 summit ave.
Eckert Anna. -. III W Crockett
Amos. Lucy Ann. 81, 401l Cascade
ave.
Brooke. Eleanor r.. ~. 1907 r.. e3rd
Riley. John, -. GIG Charles ~.
Lund, Emmanuel. S.. 5lf Sixth ave.
Johanson. Eunice J., ]. s40s Duncan
st.
Toner. Ellen. 81. f4s W. send.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

alto. sutejlro. 20f 10Th g.. 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
American Bankers(
Will Meet in L.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Thc
annual convention Of the Amend
Bankers association will be hed
Los Angeles the week OF Octoter
IL was announced here today.
-~-~~~s~-~~~-~~>~~-~~ ~~~~~~~S~~>~&
stall 50. Naeiaren's ssndsich e.
ssc n Liberty Bell syrup. ~ N
$50. stall ss. best American SUE
r,s sJc. ; bars Crystal White soap
stan Sc. pure plum Jam. So 10.
tiss. pure pear lam. 81 10. can ~
stalls s5-ss. ise pkgs. table figs. Is
iello all flavorr. ioc pkg. pecan ~
sc N Stall 80. tse coffee, ms. ~.
rsa si.5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Dec 2e.--cattle--R Receipts,
500 head market steady TO 2hc lower.
Steers. f7mo.2s. cows and hsifers. $50
ts7b. stockera and feeders, tsa7.7s.
calves. ft0nit.
Receipts. 200 head; market 2Bc
lower. Top. tio.75; bulk Of safes, 1880
ti0.2
Sheep Receipts. 500 had: market IL
strong. Lambs, ta7sal0.75. ewes, 81 90
df.50. feeders. fsqp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
STORM WARNING

Northwest storm warnings were
ordered displayed az all Washing
ton and oregon seaportn AZ T,ao
a. m. Wednesday Tho storm ~
moving southeast from the North
Pacific ocean and will cause fresh
to strong south to southwcstcrly
gales from Cape hlanco north,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Big Ship Sails for
France With Wheat

ASTORIA. Ore. Dee. 20 I'm route
10 Havr~. France. with sts. 900 bush.
els Of wheat. valued az tsos. 900. the
big British steamer Orca left this
port Monday. The vessel Is said TO
be carrying one OF the largest and
most valuable wheat carEocs that
ever left a Pacific port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29

TsropsH bland. Dee - - a. N
-fAiiinE barometer rain; wind south.
20 miles ar hour. 70 A Arrived A
steamer. probably the Admiral Hrbfss
at siss a M. ssf Lyman stewart Al Siis
a m
December -tr-iise A. M--c1ouayi
~ina south. e. mile. an hour. Passed
out str HsFoia Dollar A. noon. y M
-KsininE. wtud south. fs miles an hour.
Paa.<d In SIR lanaing at 1ss ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Freight Rate on
Ties Is Reduced

Effective at once, n new rate OF
SIS a thousand feet on ties moving
from Northwest ports 20 the Allan.
tic seaboard has been established by
the shipping board. The new rate rep.
resents a reduction Of g. thousand
feet from the old rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
S. S. Wilhelmina Is
in Trouble at Sea

SAN FTtANCGsCO. Dec. 29l--Help.
less because OF n broken tail shaft.
the steamer Wilhelmlna. Matpn
Navigation Co. vessel. was taken in
tow by tho steamship Ball. and will
reach Honolulu Thursday. according
70 wireless received by tho Cham.
Der OF Commerce here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dee. 3s--roreign sr.
change opsnsd steady today. steriinR
ts.ses. francs tttc. lire 11te. lire ca.
hies : 1sc. marks f.asc. Canadian dol.
lars sshc. kronsn it.sta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
San Francisco Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. zs.--nu,ter-
Extras. tsho per ID. prime firsta. sso
per N.
EKgs--Extras. 77c per dor! extra firsts.
~ NC per dor. extra puiiots. CSC per do1 .
undcraiked pulleta. sahe per doz
Cheose-Californla flats. fancy. 2so per
ID. flrsts. 27c per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
S. S. President to Be
Given Overhaulinp

For thenext two Seattle California
voyages the Admiral line steamer Ad.
niral Watson will substitute for the
steamer President. which. on her ar.
rival here Thursday will be taken of
the run for her annual Inspection and
overhatIlfug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29

TA>A. now completing repairs At
the Todd plant. will start loading n
cargo Of general merchandise for the
Orient on January >. according 10 OF.
fielals OF the Admiral llna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29

Alaskan Vessels

r~,srsburx sailed December az F,r
City Of seattle. nerthheuni. at 10 p. m.
k~fchikan-=it4iisd December &C. sfr
city Of seattle. nafthboaad. at fsis y M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec. sp.--guRar Raw.
s.sf gb.7fe per ID. graduated. 100 o se
per ~
coffse-Hc. RIO. sg9sgo per 10.
No. 4 santos. o. Gione per IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Seattle Architects
Design Pasco Schoo

Baker. Nogei a Evans, 0eaftI'
architects. have just been conmt,
stoned by the Pasco school board 4
design a large. well ventilated hiEI
school building for the East Side md
tr0polis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Arrivals and Departures


December fs-atr JeffuFson from South
eastern ALASKA at siks a M. str Msfi-
deu from Honoiuia va Port Alien at .
a. m. str Admiral Hodman from Ocean
Faiis. ~. G.. At szi A. m stf Admiral
" Watson from san Diego VIA San Pedro
Ana san Francisco at $50 a m. str
royama Mara from HonEkonx via AhsnE
hal. Kobe ard Vancouver. ~. g. at noon.
December fsetr West ckfusrao freu,
Se- Castle. Australia. via aan fs8rp
and Portland at sac . m. sir tirh-
mend vie Fort Townsend and paiht Wells
at is.ts p. uL
sailed
December it-Rif Admiral watson for
Tacoma a. fese q. m. str Nofwood
fer Tacoma at $50 a m str Sudbury
for ueston via TACOMA. Portland. san
Francisco, San Pedro. Philadelphia and
New York AZ 80 a. ~.
December 7t~-Hts Admiral Evans for
san Diego via San Ffsncisce AMI San
Pedro stF Johan fauisen for IAN fran-
cisso via BeiiinEham at s.se 3. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Trade Balance
Against Japan

balance against Japan amounting TO
sa2. 0o0. 900 yen was rolled up during
the year now ending. according TO a
Tokyo press dispatch received here.
Japan's total foreign trade amounted
to i.sts. 600. 900 Yen. the dispatch
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
EXPECTED 10 COMPLETE HER

REPAIRS BY January 4. the ship
ping bsard vessel West Highland will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
u. =. Naval Communication.

Derrfnhcr 2f-aNfr AdmlraI Uo0drIrhl
Han Pedro for Seattle. sss miles north Of
san Pedro az .. m sir Lyman Stewart.
Han Pedro for Seattle. ass miles from
seattle NJ = y. m; str MARY Lgckcuhach,
seattle for Han Francisco. iS miics from
Seattle at 8 y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
HIDES SELLING LOWER
THAN IN 1911

Hides are now selling lower than
since 1911. This means cheap leather.
Shoemakers expect big buying soon.
They say more shoes have been con.
sumed than manufactured In past six
months. shoe factories are starting
up in the Fast.
Automobile tire industry has
rounded the curve. according to
Goodyear tire sales. which were a.
per cent greater first two weeks OF
December than first fortnight Of No
Nenber.
Prairie Pipe Line Co. Is taking
only 20 per cent OF oil offered at the
wells. Contractors say this is a gen.
erai condition. They expect slow
ing-up Of drilling. saying there i an
over.supply OF oil WIN gasoline
Drop Ask Johnnie alone knows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
WEDNESDAY 4
49, a.. "

me. 20
First low Tide
les a, m nS r.
tff~t IiiEh Tide
taa a M tfa r.
second Tow Tide
SET y m 90 ft
Sssond fiigh Tide
IL q m 10 o n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Admiral Line Plans
Advertising Drive

Plans for q $4,000 national adver.
Using campaign 20 "sell" Seattle
when the first American passenger
line from Puget Sound 10 the Far
East II inaugurated ~ an early date.
have been announced by y. q Mick.
en-. passenger traffic manager OF the
Admiral line. Early delivery 10 the
Pacific Steamship company Of the
steamship Wenatchee. which viii mi.
tlate the run. has been assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

w VI"
me. 10
first lew Tide
isHt a. m o ~
tirst uigh ride
s IS . ni laa r.
Seeond Tow Tide
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FFaITH NV tF9f fffah Thnrnrd tuffrr
SO 10, ms 81 IS. stalls sat large
bottle cstSup. isr Federal milk. lie can
stall ie. fresh mink thc at. canned
corn. for .te. Htaf 4 Bartons white
carnation shortening 30. pail zoe
stall &C. salmon. ztc ~ haIlbut. sec 10
Stall 5, hrfnours Eastern bacon. zGe 10
! ianb shoulder. f4Ac n stall So Ms
PURE cane EnHaf. &c. fbs CSC, peanut
butter SC n iba 3fs
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Reported by Wireless

December asa=Etr Anyor Off Harold
Point. bound for Port Alice. At $50 ..
m. str Wiihnimina. fan Frhncisco for
Honolulu. i.7et miles southwest Of Ran
FranricHo 81 a m. str Admiral Rod
man In Active Pass southbound. at 6
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. bars Crystal white soap. SIC stall n.
Tea Garden cranberry sauce toe n (.
mincemeas. .te n. stalls go-2-. peanut
butter. iEr NJ. Ms sc. home made
fsse NJ rock cod. ise -. stan Is csc
can pineaprie. ste. Gee can acc large
can clinE peaches. sc. stalls .t-st. 10.
ghirardrltl's chocolate. aAe. is-oz Sun
Maid eretifsx fnfatna sKc
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TRaNspAcTIC FREIGHTER

WEST JENA is scheduled % arrive
In Seattle harbor from the Far East
January 3. u u announced. The West
Jena IL a struthers s. Dixon vessel.