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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
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Public Markets
WE.sTf AXE

wEsTr AXE
stalls 1917. large cans tomatoes. &c.
'ec pkEs Pride washing powder. tar .
cans Carnation milk. ftc Stall 100.
cottage cheese isc n ripe olives. ssc.
~ Stall isi. dos Reliance jar rings.
SIC. ns crisco t,ts; Llpton's tea.
Fsr N. sugar stall Cold nond or
Westiako Special flour. - 20. Centennial
best flour. tl.2s. best American cane
sugar. ms ssc.
rTKE PLACE
Stall ~, pure cane sugar. ms &c. I
Ms $50. Stall 90. tall can carnation
milk. iahc ssll 70. pure fresh milk.
isc al. stali isos. pkEs Kellogg.
corn flakes. 9tc. ms santa clara
ate. Yakima comb honey. ssc. tall can
ALASKA salmon. itc. Stall 1895, wcsson
oil. 2sc pit. CSC at. " tb gal sun Maid
seeded raisinA, asc pkg
SANITARY
Stalls st-5s. MaEoia oil ssc. soo. sifS.
10 90 gts-i rcd can Hiils' coffee. ,ies;
4 lbs NJ. J. H. coffee, iiso stall IS.
N. : pkEs. Post Toastics. ssc. d. bars
white laundry soap. sac. &c boxes
matches CSC stalls RI 20 Z. strlcti,
fresh peanut butter. isc N. : ms 5sc.
stalls R-is-is. spinach. ioo 10. lbs
sbo, eucumbers. for ibc. cantaloupcs, )
A"i s"ts sieeh h'ehts lph Toe.
CORNER
Stall 100. ms sugar. $50; peanut
butter. an lbs sc; fresh ranch eggs.
CSC dor Cooperative milk. cans SIC,
full cream or cream brick cheese. soc N
Stalls pt-as Pike at bacon backs acc
n pot roast. &c NJ. shoulder OF lamb.
DC NJ. legs OF mutton. iSo 10. round
steak. zoe n; hams. a5c. hamburger.
Toe N.
stalls 37-7s t5c can Royal baking
powder. ate. 3 bars Clean Easy soap, &c.
i0-ih. pail karo syrup, 9bc. N can
NJ. j. u. coffee. f2tb Mason fruit Jars.
atA $50 doz. y gals. 81 10. acc Olympic
pancake flour. 2sc, lbs. Lima beans.
use. ms Siam head rice. 3bc Stall
81. fresh milk. i2c at stall ~. peanut
butter. isc ~ stalls i3-3. veal roasts,
i2ho N veal stow. Toe ~. boiling
beef. Zoe II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

smith Cove terminal-atr Cross Kcya NJ,
HoraisAn Maru. str Endieott
Great Northern terminai--str Tai,m.
Maru. str Eatori Maru
Ballard yards-Str Yoeemaita
Pier Str Yosemite,
Pier Str Arizona Maru
Pier Str West Jester
pier Str Kctchikon.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-u n r IN
umatilla, str Eastern Leader. str Eaat.
ern Temple.
Pacific Coast Engineering work. M.
Eastern Soldier OFT
spokane at. terminai--Motor Hohr rt,,,,
Maine ""'
stacy st tcrmhsl-u. 3. a. T. burnside
Lander ~. terminal-Htr Cedney.
Duthic yards--Str West JeAsup
East Waterway terminal-schr wiit,a -,
Bowden. str West Jena.
Todd drydockB--Str West ToRua. s,r w.,
Boro. "'S'
Puget Sound Bridge a. Dredging wo,t
Str Patterson.
Amcs yards--Str Roosevelt
Lake tnlon-Hulls Broxton. I.eota nrax
mion, Fort jackson, Addison. nouyh
ton. Bowermont. Bournevilie. Allan.
hurst. Abilla. Adrla. caprsrIa. Eles-
ira. Oelwin. Abydos. Arcadomls. Ac..
deuia. Pezuta. Black Wolf. BiokIapd.
Bastine. Blanford. Agron. Anthem,
Fort Harrison. Fort stanwix, Imufka
Iiton. Loot, Dlonc. Cagnacan, cozlan'
Cineyras, cardia. ELISA. schrs Henry
Wilson. Salvador. Alice. motor schr
Oregon.
Ifcffernan drydocks West yictor
motor schr Cothana.
Streams ohr Biaatlnd, u. e. n. New Mex
leo.
west Seattle clevator--str Brookdaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
|DUTH|E yard
| LAUNCH CR|FFCo
First Ship Built This Sum-
mer Ready for Water

The first steel steamship launched
In Seattle this summer viii be sent
down the ways OF the East Water.
way plant Of J. r. Duthic & Co. at Z
O'Clock Wednesday evening. The
steamer Criffco. 1850 tons. was bull,
for James Gririths a Sons. pioneer
shipping house OF Seattle. and is the
first OF two OF the type 10 be built
for the Crifiths company. Both viii
be used In Cosstwlse service out Of
Seattle.
Mrs. Albert ". Grifiths. wife of a
son OF Capt. James Grifiiths. will
christen the Griffco. IL Is 220 feet
long with a 43-foot beam and a depth
of n feet.
The second steamship viii be
launched in three weeks and will be
christened the Criffdu.
Built for Coastwise service out Of
Puget Sound 20 Alaska and British
Columbia. the steamships will be
equipped with powerful towing APP
paratus for bargcs owned by the
company. Their machinery viii be
set aft and there will be large cargo
space.
These are the only steam vessels
now under construction In Seattle.
The West Mahwab. launched April
20. marked the close OF shipping
board construction in this port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Cantu Resignation
Still in Allowance

CALExICO. Cal. Aug. is.--while
denying reports from Mexico City
that an agreement had been reached
between Governor Cantu Of Lower
California and Gen. Luis NJ Sala.
zar for the resignation OF Cantu.
Cantu's headquarters at Mexicali
today admitted that negotiations
are continuing with federal ennis
sariea
Negotiations are continuing. Ger.
tain formal papers sent from Mexico
city must reach here bebrc con.
illusions OF negotiations can be
reached" said AN official Cantu
statement.
CantI conferred yesterday with
American army officers at the Gus
toms house here regarding means
OF protecting American interests
and property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
ANGERICANs AND
NATIVES FIGHT
Slash Prices at u. S.
Army Retail Store

Having received definite orders to
close. according 10 Capt c. II. Nc
Gam. superintendent. the United
States army store at the Stacy st
dock Is disposing OF Its stock a, re-
1uced prices this week.
The articles left for sale and the
new prices set are: Roast beef, ..
pound cans. 30 cents per can: roast
beef. s-pound cans. 50 cents per can:
erctics. all rubber. s2.2s pair: bags.
barrack. new. IS cents each: com
Dasscs. box. new. 81 each; goggles,
new. with case. IS cents each: hats.
otlskin. new. rs cents each; swabs.
iodine. 10 cents each: harness. lead.
us per 8. g.: ieggings, canvas, rs
cents per pair; saddles. $40 each:
shoes. field, new $3.50 pair: shoes.
reclaimed. 50 pair; shoes. chocolate.
marching. Ss.25 pair: Kodak film
tanks. 81 each: thimbles, saddlers. s
cents each: toques. so cents each:
trousers. reclaimed. 50 pair: shirts.
wool. reclaimed. size IL. i4ia and Is,
e1.75 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Captain Hansen Is
Back in Seattle

with renewed enthusiasm for Sc
attic and the Northwest. Capt.
Charles Hansen. skipper OF the Pa
cific Steamship company's liner Ad-
miral sehley. returned sunday from
four months visit TO his parents
In Norway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Victoria Is Coming
With Cannery Men

The Alaska Steamship company's
liner Victoria. with more than 500
passengers. including cannery ON.
pioyes from the Carlisle Packing
companys plant at the mouth OF the
Yukon river. the cannery Of the
sockeye Salmon Company In False
Pass and the crew OF tho Northwest
ern Fisheries company's plant in
Naknek. Bristol Bay. is expected In
Seattle Wednesday from the Bcring
Sea. Passengers from Nome and 81
Michael are among those on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Capt. Charles Ames
Dies in New Wales

Capt. Charles Ames. master OF the
United states Australian Mail steam
ship Bell'Buckle and old-time Pa.
cific coast mariner. died on July 81
at Newcastle. New South Wales. &c.
cording to word received in Seattle
late Saturday. lie had made his
home in Seattle for 40 years. He
had been connected with various
ships making the Pacific coast for
40 years and was known In every
Alaskan and West Coast port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
CANTALOUPES
DOWN TO $3.50
Red Raspberries Advance;
Butter, Eggs Firm

A shiprnen, Of Turlocx cnntaloupes.
with the favor Of buyers. brought the
price OF local cants down 10 their
own level of $3.50 crate Monday
morning Burreii Gems. however,
were stili quoted NJ 50. Prices on
TIM whole were steady. with trade
brisk. Half boxes Of butter pears
sold for ~ cents 90 81. Malaga grapes.
bunch pack. were quoted at ,3.so.
Red raspbcrriea were up a little at
s. a crate.
Vegetables maintained the prices
Of Saturday. More sweet potatoes
are In.
Both butter and eggs are reported
firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
We Ship Chiefly
in Foreign Boats

WASHINGTON. Aug. it--That
10 per cent more exports were ship.
ped in foreign than In American
vessels and that nearly twice tho
value OF imports were brought into
the United states by foreign ships
during the fiscal year 1890. was
made public in summary by tho
department OF commerce Saturday.
OF the tonnage entering American
ports. however. 5o.os per cent was
American and Of that clearing from
the United States 5l.72 per cent
was American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Company Declares
Wool No Necessity

WARRINGTON. Aug. 1o.-The
American Wooden company today
flied IN the United States supreme
court an answer 90 the government
appeal from the decision Of the low.
Ct courts In quaShlng an indictment
against the company under the
Lever act
The company In It's answer con.
tends that wool n not n necessity
under the Lever act until II has been
made into cloth. cut up and manu-
featured into elothinR.
For that reason. the answer con.
tends. the government cannot prose.
cute under the Lever acts price
provision"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Here's Schedule
of Pacific Sailings

Tho complete schedule of HaillnEs
of the Pacific steamship Company In
the transpacislc trade from Seattle.
untn late in October is al follows:
crussksya. Aug. 10. for Yokohama.
Kobe. Shanghai. iiongkonE. and Ma.
Mia. Endicott. Sept. :. FOR Yokohama.
Kobe. Shanghai and Dairnn. Wheat
land Montana. Sept. is. for Yoke
hama. Kobe. Shanghai. Hongkong.
Manila and Singapore. Eidridgr.
sept. 30. for Yokohama, Kobe. shanF
hal and Dalrcn. Ednore. October Il.
for Yokohama. Kobe. shanghai.
Honskong. Manila and Singapore.
Elkton. Oct is. Yokohama. Kobe and
palrcn. City OF Spokane. Oct. n.
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai. Hong
kong. Manila and Singapore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Eastern Soldier
Will Load Aug. "a

The new 10,500ton steamer East
ern Soldier. built in Japan for the
United states merchant marine,
which arrived In Seattle this month.
Will begin loading miscellaneous
cargo on Puget Sound on August
"a for New York. The General
Steamship corporation has just been
appointed agent for the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Griffith Master
of Curacao Now

Capt John Griffith. former Seattle
navigator. and government pilot on
the Panama canal for three years.
was appointed Saturday 70 succeed
Capt. r. Paulson. who retired as mas
ter Of the Pacific Steamship Com.
pany's steamship Curacao. Vice
President and General Manager a.
+. Hianes made the appointment.
Captain Griffith. formerly one Of
the veteran navigators OF the Ad.
miral line out OF Seattle, leaves
Thursday to join the Curacao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Arrivals and Departures

August is-Btr Saginaw from San
Francisco via Port Angeles NJ 1850 a m. /:
motor schr Libby Maine from KogEiunE.
Alaska. at n m: u. n, I. II. r.
Heather from cruise nj II a m.
August is--Str Admiral schlsy from
Han Diego via San Francisco at 7.ss a
m. ctr spokane from Southeastern
Aiaska at $40 y. m. motor schr Cethana
from Portland via Tacoma at D. IA.
August is-str Admiral schiey for Ia
coma at $40 n. m. u X. l.. H. r.
Heather for cruise at a. m
August ib---Str Jefferson for Southeast
ern Alaska nj n. m. str Prince Rupert
for Prince Rupert. y. G., via ports at II
D. m.
August it--Str fconIum for HonFkonR
via ports and Manila at 1866 y. m str
Admiral Goodrich for Seward. Alaska, at
. .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Oldest Veteran
to Vote Harding

LEXINGTON. KY. Aug. 1.-THE
oldest Federal employe In the United
States, Capt Stephen s. Cole, %. Is
an enthusiastic Harding supporter.
Capt. Cole. who is veteran Of three
wars and carries the scars OF many
battles. has been superintendent for
rs years Of the National Cemetery at
Camp Nelson. He calls Harding an
ideal candidate and predicts victory
for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Remedies Proposed
for Divorce Evil

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ia
Three remedies 10 reduce the record
number Of divorces which have been
granted IN Philadelphia during the
last month. are suggested by Judge
John ~. Patterson. Of the court OF
common pleas. They are; f1rris-
Make divorce proceedings more ex.
penalvr Second Make tho divorce
laws uniform turnout tho United
States. Third Churches OF All de-.
nominations should refuse to marry
divorced persona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES EASY
Trading Dull and Mostly by
Bears

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE grain
market closed easy on the Chicago
board OF trade today All futures
we're off from a fraction 90 ,c Fair
offerings in March wheat forced that
future down &c below the opening.
Trading was duii. the activity being
on the part ~ bears mostly Traders
we're aisinctinsi IN buy. prcfrrfins
g. wait on later adylces ON the
Polish situation
p.raftbrf wheat ote ned down y 6
at sEaf. and closed NC lover at
tsaeL March wheat closed az " -.
u below the opening. at tsti. which
was of Ne
September corn opened a. titsts
off &c ard closed at fitbA dow n
a.c. u~c~mb~r corn ope ned up &c
At sists. and declined ise 10
srptsmbsr oats a, 7osc opened off
4. and closed al ssf.c. of ] sc; De
csmber oats opened up &c at 80 =.
and closed at sshc. down sc.
Provisions were unchanged
CHICAGO. Aug is--cash wheat
No 1 red. tlksls gskb. No : rcd.
ssB3$ 9sssa No. rcd. fs.S.U 81.
No. hard. o. ssts u 5bss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
BOYS DROWN ~ Is. C.

VANCOUVER. H. C.. Aug. 10
Tho bodies were found this morning
OF James Hunter. rs. and Morgan
Peace. rs. who were drowned AZ
Ehurne beach. five miles from here.
yesterday afternoon. They were
drawn into whirlpool John Scrv.
Ice. who attempted 20 rescue them.
had narrow escape from death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

NeAh Bay-rsssed In August 49, Str
Chas Nelson With q barge AZ 10 20 a m
Departed August 49, Tug Hero with
launch wichtman at o. m.
Port Angeles Arrived August Is. str
Saginaw with hRe Chas. Nelson At ..a0
. m Departed Angus, Is. Str Saginaw
at 2. m
Han Franeisco-Arrived August 49, ctr
Horace y. Baxter from Seattle via Eagle
iarbor ut a m. Sailed August 49, Tug
storm King for Seattle at n a. m,
neillngham--aailcd August IL. g,,
Urookdalo for Seattle
Tacoms--Arrived August 10: Str Al.
miral Hchiey from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Admits He Was
Living Too High

SPOKANE. August is.--''fes. l
tried 10 so the champagne route on
a near beer lncome-ts1 a week-and
! must pay. Starvation wages don't
hitch very well with the gay white
way 10 said Glen l.. Reynolds.
laundry collector. In answering
guilty 10 charge Of embezxlInE
1870. lilo so, rs years In the state
rafs.~.nnsa~.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

DENVER. AUG. is.---csttie eeeipis.
f,teo head. market steady 10 sse Tower.
steers o. se9igfk. COWS ara heifers. ft
ssse. stoeksrs and feeders. Sc 20
calves. iaWti.
steady. Top. tis. bulk OF sAiss fttT8u
ii&te.
sheep Nsceip,s ~ 900 head market
10 isc lower Lambs. so8ii.s0. swsa.
ttseaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Nab Boatswain and
Hawaiian Moonshine

PORT ANGELES. Aug is.--when
Boats~ain Johanaon OF the four
mastcd schooner Mrtrose came
ashore Saturday. he huisrd Huspt
clousiy. Luke FAIRIES, custom inspect.
or thought. 20 he searched hlm. Two
bottles 81 Hawaiian noonshine were
discovered ON him and a search Of
the ship uncovered two gallons In his
quarters The judge sald $3.50 The
Melrosc Is Jus; In from Hawaii and
viii load az the Puget Sound Mills a
Timber Company wharf for lilo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Remarriage Ban
Played in Sermon

LONDON, Aug. 16.--In a striking
sermon on divorce. at Westminster
Abbey. Archdeacon Charles con.
demned the suggested ban by the
church on the remarriage Of divorced
persons. He said the attitude that
marriage was indissoluble, however
fragrant the guilt OF husband or wife,
was Misrepresentation Of authority
In the gospels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
SKINNER EDDY TYPES
At SITS A TON

Skinner q Eddy type OF $500 dead
weight tons each at n minimum OF
fi75 per lightweight for coal and siss
for oil burners.
Skinner A.. Eddy type OF $500 %
1925 lightweight tons each and ali
other vessels over 10000 tons dead
weight excepting combination cargo
and passenger vessels. oil tankers
and refrigerator ships were placed AT
n minimum Of sifs per lightweight
ton for coal burners and $3.50 par
deadweight ton for oil burners.
These prices are subject 20 a de
duction for depreciation at the rate
OF per cent per annum after the
second year OF tho vessels age and
5 per cent for every year thereafter
70 date Of purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
DIR. WEI BING CHEN. Shanghai

editor en- route for China. was a
guest OF the China club Saturday.
He characterized the cabinet Of China
as progressive and said that the bat.
ties within the last two weeks before
the gates Of Picking have resulted
In victory for the progressive and
constitutional elements Of the govern
nsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16

NEW YORK. Aus. is--coffss No, :
Rfa. sAWtise per ~ "a. Z Santos. ~ Z G
per u.
: auwsr-n.~. iiese PEE III graduated.
fr ~ SOC per 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
From Weather Bureau

TATOosH ISLAND. Aug. is A. ".
Cloudy: barometer rising. wind south.
IS miles an hour.
August i5--s A. M.-wires down. 8 r.
N.-FogRy. wind south, IA miles an hour.
Passed In: steamer with tow at D
a. m: str Admiral sobrce at noon Passed
out. A four-masted schooner. towing, at
i2.20 .. m. str fconium at .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Status of Frisco Market

HAN TEANtIHIH. AnEl If"HufitF-
Extras. SIC p~r ~
EErs-Es,ras. tse PEI dos diFtiss Ne.
Z. ti,sr pr dos. extra pallets. aee per
dos. underlined pallets. 1tr per faE
Chsxse--c alifoFnia flats. fancy. sse pei
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. AVE-. is-nsmand steF.
iinK closed at tssss. of &c net. frame
demand iic. Fp csniiinss. lire demand
SEC. Off tsntirnes. marks demand
alec, cahiss sitc, of l centifns3 Cana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Can't Get Passage,
So Girls Join Crew

SAN JUAN. y. r.. Aug. is--At
Baltimore. Md. tho schooner Cor.
nell +. white viii lose two women
members OF its crew. Miss George.
belle Musser. OF Denver. and Miss
Jane Waters OF Bonner springs.
Kan. purser and assistant purser
Tho difficulty OF obtaining passage
on passenger liners prompted the
girls TO sign up IA part Of the crew
for the trip.
fcouiura, Seattle for Shanghai. 1855 miles
ives, Of Seattle ats p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
ANNOUNCE SALE
TERMS ON SHIPS
U. S. Shipping Board to Sell
All Types

WASHINGTON. Aug. ie.-Tcrms
upcn which the merchant ships built
for the United States win be sold
were announced today by the ship
pin. board. The board will sell all
its ships az 10 per cent OF the pur,
chase price In cash upon delivery OF
the vessel. five per cent OF the total
amount every ak months thereafter
for two years. and the balance OF 20
per cent In semiannual equal install
ments over a period OF 10 years, de.
fcrred payments 10 carry interest at
the rate Of five per cent per annum.
The announcement states -aii rcyc-
nucs derived from operation are to he
deposited in controlled or super.
viscd account and the instaiments.
except the initial payment. may bc
paid therefrom.
The purchaser shall b. permitted
10 take from such proceeds OF oper.
alton. after current instruments are
paid. not exceeding 10 per cen, upon
paid.up instaimcnts. dividend on
the investment 20 b. distributed to
the stockholders AZ the buyer may
determine.
Upon payment Of so per cen, OF
the purchase price the buyer is to
execute a preferred mortgage TO the
board and thereafter the operation Of
the vessel Is released from tho super
vision and control OF the board ex.
cept as to maintaining berth and
route.
The foregoing terms OF sale are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
Reported by Wireless

August i5--str Northwestern i7s miles
south OF ketchkan. southbou at %
m. str Catherine y In Queen Charlotte
Sound. Routhbound. at n. m: motor
schr Apex abeam Cape Lazo. northhound
at $3.50 y. m. str jefferson in Active
Pass. northbound. Mt 6ii5 .. M. str sd.
mirai Goodrich off Cape Nudge. north
bound. at y. m,
u. =. Naval Communications
August ib-sstr Everett, Ban Franciseo
for Tacoma. 4sb miles north Of San Fran
cisco At y. m str Frank ~ Buck Mon
terey for Portland. $50 miles from Mon
terey at Pc m, str Wahkesna, aan
Francisco for Grnya Harbor, % miles
south OF Grays Harbor At 8 y. M. str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
WILL ENTERTAIN BIDS
ON ALL CLASSES

The board will entertain bid. on
the various typ~-. sizes and classes
Of vessels after they have been prop.
erly advertised and appraised. pro
vided the price offered Is not iowei
than a minimum price fixed by ap.
praisers." the statement said.
The shipping board. IN It's an
nounced policy. fixed minimum prices
for vessels built on the Great Lakes
for ocean service at $3.50 per dead.
weight ton for coal burners and fiTo
for oil burners.
The submarine corporation type Of
$50 lightweight tons each was fixed
at minimum o. $3.50 per deadweight
ton for coal burners and siTo for oil
burners.
The American International ship.
building corporation type vessel OF
1890 lightweight tons zach were
fixed at a minimum Of tiT5 per dead.
weight ton for coal burners and $3.50
for oil hstruerr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
MONDAY
AL q. Ia

First low Tide
q % a. m 50 n
tir~t itigh Tide
5 e. a w, ies n
~eccud Low Tide
- o. r. m 90 n.
~reond Hugh ride
6 - D m,. Ia n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-16
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
1tft~u
Ntt. ~

ttt.. ~
ffr-t low ride
tf 81 a ~ a.
INST High Tide
as a ~ 10 2 u.
S~cwpd Lew Tide
tftAs y w IS u
second itigh Tide
Ttio y IA III Il.