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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26
JOHNSON MEN
Reach CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May pa group of
prominent Californians arrived today
as the advance guard of the Calf
ornia delegation to the national re-
publican convention They immedi
ately went to Johnson headquarters
where they laid plans for recep
ton to the California delegation up,
on its arrival
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26
DEATH REPORT
NOT ACCEPTED

MEXICO CITY, May 26.-Formal
investigation for the purpose Of
clarifying the part taken in the
death of President Carranza both
by Colonel Herrero and members
of the Carranza party was recon
mended by the commission of four
named by General Obregon to in
quire into the tragedy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26
aRiTtsH AMBASSADOR
PRESENTS cREpENrtALs

~ AHtttN0 thN NAV ah Hf 40
rEa8a Gsd8aa nev british amhassa
# formally presented hH eredaa
tan aa pr iaut Wilson tadaF
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26
CINCINNATI CAPITALIST TOOK CARE OF THE GENERAL WOOD CAMPAIGN
GRAND JURORS
CONSIDERING
PROFITEERING
~, Associated PressI

~ -EEFV'IIETNW F-FFHHT
Los ANGELES, May 26. The Uni.
ted States Grand Jury will convene
today for a three days inquiry into
alleged violations of the Lever act
relating to profiteering in necessit.
les.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26

tHn sH tst m9m.af Coz a sfaFhf
van o. Dos NaKIas Eag tr aav af
Me pine
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26
FIELD MARsHAL DEAD
:, ,..seIaaeA rrs-.,

T-..nFIaaea PTeasl
'tENNA, May 26 Field Marsha!
.e'oiar Boroevic. commander ot the
a3slria forces on the Italian front
som late in 1915 until October 1918.
I dead from Apoploxy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26

Local Observer United States .
Weather Bureau:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-26

Tonight and Thursday
Fair and Warmer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
LARGER CANAL
LOCK WANTED
Improvement OF Approaches
Also Needed

Arguments for the construction Of
another and larger lock at Lake
Washington canal and for improve.
MINT of The approaches 20 the canal
IN Salmon hay and Lake Union were
presented Tuesday 20 Col Edward II.
schulz. United States engineer. az a
public hearing attended by Interest
ed citizens.
Col Schulz r. about 20 submit his
recommendation on the subject. as
REQUIRED by the war department.
Among those who spoke were. For
nsr U s. senator samuel II. raea.
Capt. John l., Anderson. County
Commissioner Claude G. Ramsay. r.
=. t.ippy and W. T. Christensen.
port commissioners. George r. Mich
olson. port engineer J. VI. Pratt,
construction engineer. and Capt Geo.
W. Rose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
GRAIN FUTURES
STILL DECLINE
Market Is Unable TO With
stand Pressure

CHICAGO. Nov "a Declines on
the Chicago iteafd ~ Trade eontin.
uea ia All grain futures today.
The extensive short coverings 81
Tuesday left the market with little
buying power and Il WAS unable 90
Withstand the pressure caused ~
reports Of NnMr Tor export hein &
held up at Philadelphia 10 lack ~
funds A the decline began many
who purchased Tuesday dumped
their holdings
FruViAionn declined with the lower
grain and livestock marNetR.
March wheat led the drop. losing ?
paints after opening a. tisa. ice
lower. December wheat opening &c
lower at ti.ts. later declined t4c.
December corn opened AT fFr.
down &C, and later was Off e. addi-
ttanals May corn declined sAr TO
II We, after ensning We aM
December oats opened late at
tsNr. off ti4c4 May opened uns
ehanEed at ssaac and dropped TO
tktse.
CHICAGO New st-cash wheat
Ne. ! rcd. tisa4 No. red. tiauts (
Ne. ] red ti.sss No hard. tlexu
tiso. No. spssnE. tt.5sts gt.s0ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove terminai~-aff Maqusn. usr
Eastern Leader. str Eastern aword.
ward Ho.
Pier it-atr Tsuesr. str conanohs
Enith Cove anfhoraRa-.etr Endicott
Pier Str Santa Ana. str Jefferson. str
Alameda.
Bell -. tsrmluai--U = - Surveyor.
Pier A-~Htr city Of Seattle
Pier c~~sir Gsdney
Pier D-str Admiral Dewey.
Union Pacific ferminal--str Yosemite
Pacific Coast boai bunkerH--u Il T. A
HwiftRure
Connecticut A. termin str steel
Ranger.
stacy a. terininai--u q burnside
Alaska steamship noorinFs- Str Victoria
Milwaukee ocean teFmiHal~-atr Nile
Spokane st tefmlnal-~Aiotor schr Libby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
MIXED GREEN
STUFF COMES
Car From Los Angeles Is
Added TO Market

A welcome last minute addition to
the offerings on the Western ave.
market wednesday was car Of
mixed greon stuff from Los Angeles,
This Included green onions. radlshes.
oauiiflower. lettuce ana green pep.
pefs This stuff was all Ia much De.
mand and sold readily at tho eatab.
liahed prices
Among the deiicaeles for the ban.
auet board WAS a shipment Of the
genuine Arain iianparzum dried
figs from Smyrna. Turkey. Fifty
cents pound wins the price set on
this very fancy fruit
There h a wide choice open 20 tho
cranberry buyer Berries from Cape
Cod from oregon and from the local
marshes are Offered IN plentiful sup.
ply Prices run fPm - and 10 to 20
cents = pound
EGGS are quoted Wednesday at Is
cents DOZEN. a drop Of ; cents over
Tuesday Butter II unchanged in
price. but the market Is mono too
firm. luhbers declare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Blooey! He Is
Going to Rock
Los Angeleans

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2s.--f1os An
xcleN. accustomed 10 the jarring Of
earthquakes. has another big rock.
ing" in store. II the promise Of
Count Albert sichofsky In TO be
credited
siclofsky. self-Htyied Polish noble
man. Is confined Ia the city JAN on
a warrant charging him with swim.
dies toinilng S. 800.
Il win rock the foundation OF Los
Angeles society,"" he declared.
Does IL stand 70 reason that a
man such as I. owning a $4,000
trimmed automobile and plenty
OF money. would stoop TO cheat some
one out OF a paitry s7.5oo7 III show
them am the one swindlcd out of
more than $1,000"
Slchofsky WAS brought here from
Albuquerque. n. AZ. where he was
taken into custody on complaint Of
two local physicians whom he is al
legged to have bilked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
League Agents
Hemmed In BY
Fire of Battle

LONDON. Nov. 1t.--SiAtloned IN
NO Mans Land with a telephone
icadlnK 20 both Polish and Laihu.
ansnn headquarters league o. ma.
tons commissioners vniniy pleaded
with the opposing leaders 10 end The
fighting. according TO a dispatch re-
crivei hcre today.
The commission invaded the battle
field with special train flying the
league ~ nntiona' flag The battle
continues 20 rage with gun and rife
bullets whining past only 200 yards
away.
Amid that rattle and ciattrr The
commissioners talked first with the
zelsrowHhi troops and then with the
Li,hunnlAns. Taking turns they
threatened punishment by The
league.
Late reports from Wilma were con.
glictinF. Arnisticc plans were said
to br progressing. II was also stat.
Cd that the fighting continued with
undated fury. zeligowski's forces
siili making progress 70 the north.
east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Object of Art
Looked Mighty
Good to Judi,

SAN FRANc1sCo. Nov. 2s.e4e
tice A. \. Barnett was puzzled =,
on a question Of art. The quess -
was the value OF a paintMg
OF a rare old bottle OF Tipo chiaaii
surrounded by four glasses reckless
OVERLOOKING with wine. and ciust
Of grapes In the background
offhand one must believe that n |
painting wasn't worth much.
"But there's where you are
wrong" declared Miss Anne lee.
who IL suing Fregge a Farnum. en-
gravcrs. 20 recover the picture. 1T
took three days 10 discover the model
for the painting because no owner
Of bottle Of Tipo would loan II
carelessiy. you know"
The defense set UP that even .
picture OF such a priceless object Al
Tipo is not worth more than $50.
II don't know. II looks mighty
good the day before Thanksgiving"
WIS the judges comment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Claim Politics Is
Closing N. D. Banks

FARGO, n. d.. Nov. 24.--Increased
bitterness In the political situation IN
North Dakota resulted today from
the closing OF nine banks In the
state.
Non-partisan leaders claimed the
closing OF the banks was caused BY
passing OF an amendment NJ the last
election. repeating the nos partisan
law requiring deposit OF all public
funds In state owned banks. which
were re-deposlted in small banks
League opponents said tho reason
was the failure OF the grain crops
and tight money market. attributing
little importance TO tho withdrawal
OF public moneys,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
PRICE DROP
WON'T help
CONSUMERS
This Is the Cheerful News
From Experts in Chicago
Packing Industry

CHICAGO. New. "a Consumers
will benefit only slightly as result
of present sensational declines IN
livestock quotations. research depart
ments OF Chicago packers predicted
today.
Admitting drops from SIS 20 sie.5e
for hogs and similar reductions Ia
cattle markets IN less than year
theoretically indicate great cuts In
dressed pork and beef prices. these
economists believe the public will
benefit but little because;
By.produet prices gauge Of re.
tail meat quotations declined
Retail dealers are reluctant %
make reductions,
And n month Is required for cattle
and hogs 90 wend their way thru
the preparation process TO the con
susncr's table.
Retail meat prices have already
started downward. Leslie o'Eear Of
the research department Of Armour
a Co, said. because % lower trends
Of wholesale mrats In the last two
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Pilgrim Coins Here
for Distribution

A limited number OF the special
Pilgrim" issue Of silver hnifdolars
has been received by the Seattle Ma.
uonal bank They were stamped to
commemorate the tercentenary OF
the landing OF the Pilgrims. TO be oh.
served In Boston. December 10. The
design on one side represents the
Mayflower at sea, while the other
figures the bust OF a Pilgrim father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Cherry Street Lot
Is Sold for $500

Recent sale OF the lot Mt
the southeast corner OF Eighth ave.
and Cherry at. which only few
years ago changed hands for a con.
sideration OF $4,000, was made Tuos-
dav 70 Charles Burnett. Jeweler, for
$4,000.
Burnett acquired the lot from Trim.
ity parish, TO which II had been
mortgaged by the $4,000 purchaser
for $1,000. The parish has spent
$4,000 on excavation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
HARDING WILL
INSPECT CANr
To Be Shown Workings OF
Big Locks
NY RAyMoND CLaPP7sR

cTIsTOBAL. Canal Zone, NOV. ~
-prerident.elect Harding today ex',
pected 20 make an inspection trip
thru the Panama canal. He was 20
Traverse the canal ON a mine Layer
and will he shown The workings OF
the gigantic locks.
Harding intends 70 remain al the
Pacific end Of the canal until friday
Governor Harding Of the canal zous
viii entertain the preaidentelect n
dinner tonight. This Is 70 he followed
Nv a public reception az Balboa.
Hundreds OF PananaDa. Amcrt
cans. British West Indians and
others. aftired in white suits. flied
past Harding and Mrs. Harding at
the hotel here last night. shakingI
hands with them.
Afterward. the heat Of the tnopid,
night was tempered BY plunge ln]
the sea,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Arrivals and Departures

November .t--atr Admiral Dewey from
Tmcona at : 80 a. M. str Gsdnsy from
Port Angeles and ports a. q m.
November ss~tstr Tsuncer from Liver
pool via Singapore. Manila and ports ana
Victoria. .. g.. AZ 7sts p. ~. ctr Co.
manehs from British Columbia ports 81
y. m
sailed
November si-str jefferson for South
eastern Alaskan ports at a. m. nff
West Tonus for Tacoma At Gao a. m.
November ss~sfr neifusa for West
coast ports VIA Tacoma, Anaeortss. etc
a. $50 p m. ctr Admiral Dewey for
Tacoma AZ go D m motor srhr Wa.
keHa for British Columbia ports at
y m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
FOUR TRAINMEN |
HURT IN WRECK

SALEM, Ore. Nov. 2f.--Foull
trninmcn were injured. two perhaps
fatally, when two Southern Paok4d
trains coillded five miles east
here this morning. m
The two trzinmen who. MIA
feared. Will die. are. A. r. Strangel
conductor. internal injuries and
crushed leg. w. G. McIvcr. nre'
man. paraiyxed below hips.
Those slightly injured are n +
Barker and w. u. Smith
All Of the injured were bruughe
10 Salem hospital
The collision was due TO S0lfl
fog, ms the result OF which one1
tho freight trains ran past . ng'
man.
Seven cars OF one OF the freigh
trains wese demolished N
Southern Pacific passenger train
were delayed today due TO the wreck
The wrcckage was expected to be-
cleared away early this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

November 13%Hfr Admiral Watson.
nefthhound, or Sisters Lights AZ mid =
niNht. str Admiral Rodman. nouthbound
N Seymour Narrows ct midnight
y. :. Naval Communications.
November fa-~atr Admiral Rebfev ae
attis for San Franeiseo passed out 81
fnifoah AZ si4f .. M str Norwood. sau
ffaneisco for Seattle. $50 miles frnn ~ /.
attic AZ D. m str Waahienaw. Heat
re for Port San Luis. 70s miles from
l@ft Hsn LUIS ~ . m.i Etf Admiral
Watson. Seattle FOR Alaska. 30 miles ,sag,,
SEATTLE ~ >, m. str Admiral Hcblev.
SEATTLE for San Franchise. 100 miles from
Seattle ~ .. m.
November Str Cross Keys. Rea,tie
fer shanghai, i.9ai miles from Beattle
At D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Northwest Farmers
Are Urging Fund

SPOKANE. Nov. 2s--Demandine
that the $50 100000 proft Of the
United States Grain corporation be
turned into n revolving fund to aid
farmers. about 100 grain growers Of
the Northwest passed drastic reaoiu
tions here last night al a mass meet
ing called 70 discuss the wheat stu
alton.
The farmers also demanded Tmrne.
dsafe enactment OF a protective tar
iff: stoppage 81 option trading IN
foods: passage Of the capper. voistead
hiii for cooperative marketing. and
extension Of credits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
DEATHS

Jones. Charles D.. IS. sis ward St
Parker. Minnie D.. 40. 1909 second
ave.
rederlckson. C. o. 60. e7as ieth
NJ W
Gray. Sarah r.. &C. 1915 goth ave. S.
blanchard. Ideii y. 90. a0s Eighth
ave. n.
Andrews. Harry George. &C. 1909 n.
Madison.
MoerwaIdt Frank. CO. 1926 Second
ave.
kleinschmidt Batheryn. 90. bso2
l.atonn ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Public Markets


FfhE FitfE-fEIBAf
stall :. Wtnesap sppies. 81 Is bos. fsv
nuts ne ate. Atau a.. peanut bastsr
e = haiteF. sae ~ Tifismook cheese.
sc y. stalls 5T-2ss4s Lamb rnast a.
~. SPRING lamb chops. sse n fses
asHvefsd. Yaneg ysasssss asei.. :, = ~ y,
ben- delivered iseg Pike ii 4 49, -
fnstees. zket csiifesHia home esfssn I.
fsr tse 1883 PIKE 81. OREGON onions fs
- asc' good salmon. tail can lee. d Is
stall >. pot roast f1Ae n vsaf steak.
fae y. Hshn 81 fresh herrirK. 1 ~.
1ses fresh halibgt. tse n stall 4 shalea
iein q pors hair - shoie. sse n lanlb
n fresh grape FRUIT ies each sssii "
Auerfesn cane sugar. ( ms zsr ~.
~. : "a tee. - ms via star ~
We Nsffsaren HeausfaFt ebeess gea ~ .
hone made marmaiads. : NJ Sc. stall
cured bacon. SOC ri stall ~ Nsw 80.
land butter. zoe n. stalls aT-ss. crrstal
white saap. bars zaci ohlrarasfifs
chocolate. In. ssa fts. an. can al.
CORNER
Efaff H. fresh skinned sole. n sr~-
fresh black cod. ? ne Use atss pfke
pt-4 liver. Ms sScs picnic hams &c n
stall = tafksYs. geese. chickens ana
ducts, good vafistg. stall a. Barden's
HAteN1 tHf $50 N4t1 tAFk tomatoes =
for soc. stall ~. uineemeat see n
sauerkrant. lie a. stall lie. pie heads
f1ise N breakfast bacon. $50 n efsfi
fs1. ms fine cane auNas. fec; fgii
cream cheeHe. acc n. Stall 10 Wsssor
oil. pt sse. a. SIC = gal 81 III KaI
t9.1s. sugar peas tfr
SANITARY
Htsii II. home made mice meat. sso
NJ: large an pickles. for rec. scstni
a.. -four. m. sack t2EE At store
ffbbys park and beans. : cans 7Ee. stafi
~. mixed nuts. 2se ~: sweet potatoes
ms 2sr. EtaIl rs. Issuasei sprouta 20e
M. ms 5tcs grapes lie N Stall fs
pot roast. INC n. Stall Ill Golden
west coffee. ; ms fI.te. orange mar.
malads. zsc jar
afali 9, lamb chops, 1Se nj round
STEAK, zse N liver. ms. fse. Stall IS.
Takims Burbank potatoes. tiss sack
delivered; dry onions. iee-ih. sack. ~ o..
efali I. zte bottle eataBp. f1es large can
salmon. loo. stall 50. bars Royal
wEsTIAKE
asafl 7. front quarter lamb, tie n I.
Mind quarter lamb see n. whole lamb.
1sr N stall 81. Horden's milk. fihe
can Stats ts.f7. lat can Mazoia oil,
fsc. ms California navy beans. Csc.
stalls fo-ff lamb steW. se NJ shoulder
mutton. Izs5e m Ffaii fos. bars crya-
taf white soap. zsc. large can peaches.
z7e stall f9a. / 10. Lihby's apple butter.
z1e, large bottle catnDp. iRc stall ilt.
eranharrias. fbe n. sweet potatoes. Be-
m sfsiI I10, Del Monte pumpkin. iDe
eaas ! bar Heyai White soAH 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Plan Development
of Minerals Here

The state development hur-au OF
the Chamber Of Commerce IL 10 con.
Germ itself with the matter Of Great.
ing interest In the development OF
mineral properties IN this cify's ter
ritory. One Of the FIRST steps win be
an academic survey OF the mineral
possibilities Of this ~ecfion That viii
make possible their developrneut
while stiii safeguarding interests o.
the Investing public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
FARMERS DtM.
STOCK On MARKET

Our prices began dropping when
export business fell or. this causing
icss demand" ORcar said. THE
wholesale price came from go TO SIS
on the strength OF this. Retail prices
should now average ceQts under
quotations Of a month ago
Lately farmers have been hold,
fng OF shipments because % the eiec-
tion and the bumper crops. They be-
gan dumping their cattle and hogs
on the market last week big
break was Thursday. when the de.
cline was from 81 to st.s0 on hogs.
IL has developed in a selling panic. =
Similar drops in BY product prices.
o'Rear explained. viii curtaii the sf.
feet OF the decline in livestock prices.
because packers count the revenue
from the waste to balance the 70.
turns from the sale OF dressed meats.
While livestock is a sellers mar.
ket. by-prodacss can not now be dis.
posed OF at any price, according to
O'R1ar.
Hide quotations have dropped from
$40 to SCI ard DIAL and other BY.
products similarly declined. he said
This would result in lower prices
Of shoes. clothing and other articles.
according 10 experts. but the pubilc's
buying strike has taken away this
market for the raw matsrlais-
By.products o. lamb which a year
aep sold at ssi. bring 81 now. nc.
cnrdinE 20 I. II. Weld Of the research
department Of Swift a Co. Weld also
held retail dealers responsible be.
cause the public has not been notified
Of the recent reductions In wholesale
prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Stocks Open High,
but Market DuIIS
in Later Trading

NEW stock
exchange steel ss ~ Sinclair
2tA, Dutch a. Reading
So Electric t2T% ~ Cru
Off ~ Pacific t4h Union
Pacific iaih Rubber General Motors lew unchanged
baldwin =. "
cruethie
bethlehem
"ir heid selling but the liquidation
panYnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
BOY, Is, GIVEN
|. LONG SENTENCE

William r. white, IS. with polish
ed manner and refined features. coolv
" pleaded guilty 10 burglary before
Presiding Judge J. T. Ronald Tucs-
day.
lie II n dangerous criminal. ex-
ceedingly desperate" Deputy Prose-
cutor j. ID. Carmody told the court
'The Juvenile authorities have given
him up
He explained further that the
prisoner was without home INF u
ence since his mothers second m
rage.
Judge Ronald imposed three q
Is years sentence at the state re.
formatory. declaring IL was the only
thing that might save the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Seized Sub Chaser
Will Be Returned

Serious complications that threat
encd TO arise between the depart
mcnt 81 justice and the naval de.
partment over the seizure 81 the
George l.. Harvey. formerly sub
chaser. by n detachment ~ sailors
Friday. have been avsrted by prem
lse that the boat shall be returned.
II was stated Wednesday by District
Attorney Saunders.
The apologies Of the cnmmandanf
az Hrenerton. who stated that Il
was ali a mistake, were accepted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Let Booze Come on
Vessel; Suspended

Dating from November 80. a nuz.
pension % IS days was given 10 Can't.
Fred Warner on charges Of having
let Intoxicating liquor he taken
aboard the steamship Victoria on It's
trip 10 Nome June 4. last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Want Sec. % Again
DELAYED Six Months

Further suspension Of Section -
more. following the expiration Of the
present suspension. January 1. has
been requested by the Foreign Com
mere. association ~ the Pacific
coast. II became known Tuesday.
Importers and exporters are pre-
pairing 20 fight the application Of SEC.
ton Is to the Pacific coast. Local
shippers are pessifnistic. however.
over the possibility of the shipping
board further suspendng the ohJsc
tnnable sactlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Mill Company Plans
Modern Home Colony

Erection OF attractive homes for
employees and their families, grading
and improving the streets, cultiva.
ton OF park and building a library
and modern schoolhouse are in.
cluded In the plans OF the McKcnna
Lumber Co. for Identification of tho
lumber town OF Mckenna, % miles
southwest of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

TATuoEH fHf.A&p. Nov. ft.--s A. N
Falling ratometsrs Faluiars wtn q
southeast. 80 miles an hour. Passed Ia
a steamer at sszs a m str Atlas at : 10
=. m Passed cut. str Admiral aekiey at
$40 q ~.
November .s-~ff 10 A. M-c1onsy
Wind southeast. rs miles an hour. y
" Raining. wind southeast is miles an
hour. Passsd out. sehr Helene. towing.
AZ o IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Johnny, Johnny. page the John
ME. and when they come. shoe them
back cut Of the way. That IN. Of
course. provided they want TO Gee
Laurel Lee.
Laurel has n Mothcr--write that
with a capital NJ
The iohnnien may write 10 Laurel
but mamma gets the letters Also
mamma reads them and dispoaea n
them. Some she burns. while others
just naturally c.asumn themselves
wi;h their own fire.
Mother Ire also receives all the
flowers. candy and ct coteras sent IN
by The Johnuiws. because mamma IL
Nupe watchdog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Taraha. Tsiao. III seventh ave p.
hoy.
Johnson. fsimer. 1915 Myrfi. st. r.
w. bay.
MarwhalL Harry E. isss AMI ave.
Anderson. r. O. Ttto Green Iaks
Nsy. boy.
West, David r. sofe y. ssth. boy.
houehen William Carl 1881 tani
afr. y w. gisi
Macdonald. Stanley. 1904 isth ave.
boy.
Graham, Guy ". .oE Summit ". boy
AnnrH. &. Mitchell 2z23 uayinfon \ /,
boy.
knutsHon. ole. $3.50 Aurora ave. boy
Saeh. Harold William. 18th W. and
Garfield Rfri
Kerry. Floyd N. sio1 r.. James. hoy.
Lombard. Charles r.. lTes tloFsa
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DENVER. Nov. as.~@Caffie- Receipts
300 head market steady. Steers. f71Io.
eoN@ and hsifsrs tt0e 50. stoekera and
feeders 80 ko9s So calves. tTas.
Hogs Receipts. 500 head market ssr
70 toc lower. Top. ile1 bulk Of sAles
taab 20.
Sheep Receipts. 70 600 head. market
s;esdv. f.ambs. fsas7ks ewes. i4TsU
81 -. feeders. fa01es0.