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Certified milk for infants. Clover Derry
Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11

Toprevent bottle famine return emptles
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-11

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Amusemenss Tonight

Continued on rasc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

MRS OLIVIA y. DODDs 52it
18th ave y Ell think that after
death life goes right on uDchsngedl
except perhaps IN form. II Is 1uaH
like stepping from one room into an,
other
w. Is DUDLEY. 900 r. 73rd Il :
Why. I've always believed that there
In a hereafter. that some people 10
20 heaven and some 10 hell
MRS. AARCARET POWELL. ss5
goth ave. 81 believe that there II
a place 20 which We will go. or 10
which We will lead. after the body is|
dead And think II will be a
much happier life. Al least ! hope so]
MRS. HERMAN soROE. ian
sixth ave. y. W-When the body|
dies We are dead. we hope tha;
there will be life in the hereaftef
but We do not know.
THOMAS J. ACHEsoN. 1917 M
broadway - Everything points u
the permanence and indestructiblllty
Of things Burn the contents II :
room. and what have you done? Sip
ply changed the form OF the articil6<
burned. not destroyed them. II
the same. I believe. with life. YoT
cannot destroy H. when a penso
dies his life merely continues in a
other form. in some other sphere
perhaps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Declines in Steel;
Mem York Market Is
Sent on Way DOWn

NEW lok oct ssrh' stock market opened lower iSaas es"
Tobacco t5A sugar oaA Of -
tinted statcs steel s7s, OF Ne~ for central A OF Retail
stores 5gN. =
slowing 81 manufaetur
market during the fore
that GERMAN
made heias shipped "a
crucbe steel ist baldwin -. 60 nay and Steel
Sfls. of y
cosns prcer included United states steel s down - baldwin
III
- General ~ unchanged
United
Retail
Stores GtA, OF
said
considerable period The list reee much 60 points fof the
industras . the rails
business
tendency harden
Trading
eeens Tho cotton aud markets
' below me "Wednesday level There the
market I'D
Nanesd 10
10 stve NAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
They Came Across
Over There; Shall
We Fail EN- NOw?

The salvation Army Lnsaie didnt
fsitef when II came Ia serving dough.
nuts 10 the American doughboyn on
the Western front
IL Seattle going 20 falter now when
those same salvation Army LasHieH
are endeavOring 60 raise $4,000 Ia
build a girls home ana a central
service building hereT
'rhla ~ the question that "a para
mount IN the minds Of the leaders Of
the salvation Army campaign. nov
Ia is second week
There IL needed $3.50 600 20 erect
these two institutions. Chairman
" n Keeper. leader for the Eiks
declared Thursday IAN hut fi25.
900 of this allotment WIS raised IN
the 1919 campaign This - the
amount we wish "a raise at this time
In one last cleanup drive
Announcement Was made at the
campaign headquarters. 207 Hoge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

Annex. that volunteer workers are
needed for the closing days Of the
drive.
The famous siat division Is 90
operating with the Eiks In staging d
Salvation Army dance AT the Armory
on November g. The ywder River
boys have called special meeting to
be held al = .. ~ Friday at Roose
welt hall. iCish Third ave. 10 dis
ouss plans for the mammoth event.
President jules T. MarkoW. " the
slHt Division association. urges all
members Of the organization 10 at
tend the meeting.
ivan de Vlliiers. the "fiying cow
boy." who Will jump foot for every
dollar he raises for The y. a. cam
paiRn, " making fast headwhy with
his scheme 10 raise 81. 900 for the Sal
walton Army Lassies. DE Villiera will
leap In a parachute from a speeding
plane into Elliott bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
LOGGED LAND
MEET DEC. Sc
Organizations Invited to c.
of c. Conference

Commercial bodies Of Western
Washington, farmers' organizations.
companies interested in CLEARING
acreage stripped OF timber. ana the
state department 81 agriculture and
experimental stations have been In
yited TO attend the conference on the
Iogged-off-laBd situation. IL was stat
ed at the Chamber OF Commerce to
day. The meeting will be held in So.
attic, December and 6.
A feature will be a tryout OF the
various methods now employed in
clearing this type OF land In the 10
western counties OF the state con.
tending with the work OF making az.
ricultural lands Of the logged off
sections.
IL ~ estimated there are between
? O0o 900 and 1000. 900 acres Of this
type Of land tit for farming Al the
present rate OF lumber production.
more than 100000 acres Of logged or
lands are being added annually 10 the
already great total OF acreage which
must be cleared OF stumps and un.
defbrpsh.
Those interested are Invited to con.
fer with the state development bu.
reau Of the Chamber Of Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Better Relations
With S. A. Are Seen

Better trade relations between the
United States and South American
countries as result of the new
Western Union cable service to
those countries was predicted We'd
nesday by NJ. T Cook, general man.
agcr OF the Western Union. speaking
al meeting OF the supervisory OF.
ncials OF the company in this state
az the Butler hotel. Ny this new
arrangement cable service is short.
oned by moro than 5000 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
WHEAT FARMERS
PICKET ROADS
Urge Others to Aid in Price
Boost

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-Farrners in
Kansas are picketing roads and Eg.
Ing other farmers 10 Join In their
strike against declining prices In
grains. according TO reports received
here today by Chicago brokers.
Near Wichita. Kan. according 10
these reports. farmers who insisted
on taking grain TO warehouses were
jeered and booed. AT Hutchinson.
Kan, advices here said elevators
turned away cars because they did
not have grain to load
Iowa farmers have been asked by
u. c. Cunningham. secretary Of the
Iowa state farm bureau. to hold their
grains until prices rise.
Cunningham declared IL cost far
mers s1.ss to harvest a bushcl OF
wheat and rs cents for oats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
PORT LEADS IN
COTTON EXPORT
Seattle Still First City OF U.
S. in That Respect

seattle viii continue this year ~
Americas leading port In exporting
raw cotton 90 the orient.
Advice 10 this effect was received
"Wednesday hy J. n. Ncitch. assistant
traffic manager % the Chicago. MI
waukee a ~ Paul railroad. and w
u olln. ASSISTANT general freight and
passenger agent OF the Z nlon Pacific
system IN this city
bookings for expectation of the
cotton which ~ 30 come IN from
southern states may b. made as
early az November I. inl<sad OF No
vrfnb~r -. tho communication from
Eastern headquarters stated
Cotton valued At t72.ssi.sss was
handled here laat year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
PRAISED FOR
STARR SEARCH
EIks Thank Sheriff Stringer
for His Work

For yhe part he took IN the r,scov.
cry OF the body Of the late william
u. Starr In the mountains near In
dex. last Saturday. after a Today
search. Sheriff John strinKer re
ealYed. Thursday. letter Of thanks
from Seattle lodge No. 90. y. y. O. w.
The lodge. the letter states, owes
sou deep debt Of gratitude. and the
family Of the late Mr. Starr Will ever
remember the efficient service OF
you and your men" Il l. signed By
". A Bane. secretary.
Starr ~S,s u former city employe.
He p"riEhed while on a hunting trip
Futile efforts 10 find the body were
finally crowned with success after
the Eikr' body organized a new
search late last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Carstens to Open
Distributing Plant

Sale OF the building at the south.
west corner Of Western ave. and
Marion 81. TO the Carstcns Packing
co. was reported in real estate circles
Thursday J. = Powles was the for.
mer owner The consideration IL re-.
ported AZ $4,000. Tho building will
be remodelcd and used as a dlstribut.
Ing center by the Carstens company
for Seattle, Alaska and the govern.
ment trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Public Markets

wEsrrAkE
stalls 1917, large cans faruaioe-
esyl tsfh sacs aunt JssnifuA's pancake
nour. sec : rsEs creamsttss 1te stall
hesi Jsp rec. r.. Flake white shorten
ine zse n. afau al citrus ~aahinr
powdsf, sfc pkg fApfon's tea. csc 10 .
hilis ref can eaffss, t-r, can o. ~
SUGAR stall. wsFtiahe Special flour. $40.
auld Bond fisuf tsie
rIkF PLACE
stall ~. pare cans suEar ne o.
hs 90 stall -. purs frrsh mia
lie a. Htsn st. tall can cafnaiian fniIk
ave Stall -. isfrr frssh salmon soc
each hAiihui eheshs zoe 10 frrsh
smells he skr stall fkiI hipserea
herring. isc u !. salmon bellies. sse ID I:
rod snappef, Z he SIS stall fEak. cal
soft snsli wainsta sssc n. ms Ese
pure sround cocpa Use NJ. ma rse.
ECONOMY
uiassd clam. sss: ise pss s.ils s" lss' !.
bars Fsls Napshs sosp acc, ksIlars.s
corn flakes i0c pkg stall Ea ffs.b
salmon a lbs 70 10 ibs sachD. co.
skinned soiss ri.s SEQ, haiihut. sec n,
stan 90 2 ms &c Nehlninws bakinr
ne acc coffee. , Ms sse.
SANITARY
stan III. pure Yakima bonee &c ~
sS At fresh hofniny. iie at lee ~
minced Gives 20 cans, Tor Toe Stalls
2Q.g2 Maid Clover butter. $50 n,
full cream cheese. aec n nvrden's mIIk
cans ssc; Coed Luck margarine. SOC
10. ib~ 7sc stale ai.ss ~hois
salmon. Goo each and Up. crabs zoe
each and 10 ,oyx.
Stall i0f. cans co.operativ. milk
CSC. fresh made peanut butter. fse N .
Guaranteed sREs ssc dos stall rs. large
bottle catsup. fsc teli powder. ioc stall
-. whole salmon. soc. skinned solea. 2
lbs 2sc Eastern oysters. Csc pi Olyrn.
psan oysters. bic pt stan 10. best fresh
butter ssc NJ. ms ti.is. brick cheese.
1sc and up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Raid Jap Still
Miss Proprietor"

With 200 gallons Of mash and 20 Of
whisky on hand as the result OF a
raid "Wednesday afternoon In a
swamp near Dies Moines. Deputy
Sheriff Matt Starwich was conduct.
Ing search Thursday for r. Okota. al
legged owner Of the property where
the s,ili WAS found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove tsrminai--gtr Maquau. str
Eastern Leader. ctr Edmore. str Elk
ton
pier io--U. r r. Rash
Grand Trunk dock Htr Lehlgh.
Pier s-atr Delight.
pier Str Cordova str Alaska
Bell st. termlnsl-U. = 3 Algonquin. atr
Surveyor. motor schr Kamcbatka. str
Fulton
pier A. Ctr Admiral Rodman.
pier D--str Admiral Dewey.
Milwaukee ocean termiuai-st West jos
ter
spokane st. Motor achr Libby
Maine. str Gedney
Todd dryd0cka-str westward Ifo. str
Admiral Watson. str Eastern sword.
str Delight.
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging works
Str Patterson. pun Rsinbow.
Ames yards-atr Roosevelt
Lake Union--HuliH Abillh. Abnoha. Abv.
dos. Addison. Aihnhurst, Ahmlk. An.
thon. hayden. bertrand, Bfngnrnon.
Biscayie. Black Wolf Biabfard OeIs
win. Boughton, pezufn Puvait,r,
cabacan, Capraria, Cardia f.enlns
cbarus. Chesterfield, chaicis. c,insas
cinyrns. cOrua. cozian. Cola cIone.
ELISA. Electra. EndYmion. Fort liar.
riaon. Fort jackson. Fort gtanwir.
Fort Union, imnfka. Leot. KitAn.
ffeffefnan drydocks- 5chr Apex. str Nor
wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Industries to Hold
Joint Feast Here

banquet and joint meeting Of the
Associated Industries OF Seattle and
the Federated Industries OF Washing.
ton VIII be held AT the Masonic
Temple at $50 y. m, November 2.
Mayor Caldwell viii deliver an nd.
dress Of welcome. James A. Emery.
general counsel for the National As.
sociaiion OF Manufacturers. will be
the honor guest and principal
speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

Africa sailed October ~ Motor sehr
90 FlavIa for Tacoma vie porte
Balboa Arrived Ortuter IS SIR Archer
from seattle and Everett VITA ports
Maniis--srrived October = Str West
Ivan from seattle VIA p@rta
san fedro--Saii October 1is str
Qnabtin FOR seattle
aan Fr4ncinco- Arrived October - SIR
Hpraes \. Banter from HsitinEham va
seattle At : a. IN. Arrived October ~
AR Admiral Farragut from seattle al :
,.
Astoria Arrived October 81. SIR Crifg.
co from seattle via Port Ludiov al ais
. m.
Victoria. n. c--Arrived October ~
str Fu.hini asru from Seattle at o m
and proceeded for Oriental ports At 7
D. IN.
Heiltngham--Ar Arrived October 81 Str
Fred Banter from San Francisco via So
attic.
Vancouver. ~. C-~aaiird October ~
str Alabama Maru for Tseoma
Mukiiteo--Arrived October "a Str pav-
EXPORT from san francisco via Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
GRAIN FUTURES
CLOSE HIGHER
Farmers Strike Seems TO
Be HAVING Effect

CHICAGO. Oct 9S~-s.rain futures
clessd higher on the Chicago Hoard
~ Trade today, despite bearish in-
ftuenrra which caused declines at
the opening The farmers strike ap-
p~aF~d Go have some effect on gu-
days market Receipts were light.
only IS ears ~ wheat arriving The
market ragsrd Ia eariy trAdlnn bu
reports that the British coal sfFihr
ape arvd on the verge ~ being set
tied
Provisions wrfr higher
preembcr wheat opened down te
at o. - and closed up @4c Maj,
wheat ope ned Al ttaf. dow ic and
y A. up ~ az the eluhw,
h.cwnbrr cora opened At So
dawn Nc and closed up &et MAJ
corn opened az sstse. an advance -
sc. and closed off =
December oats opened down 80 at
~ &c and closed At an advance II
4e, Mas oats opened at AfAr IN
changed. and vas ap ~ al the
close
CHICAGO. oct zs-cash wheat
Ne , red. ts4g. Ne hard t2laU
f2tsA No hard. taos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Big Freighter at
Grand Trunk Dock

Cd az the Grand Trunk dock, r. the
fifth vessel IN the seryice OF the
North Atlantic and Western steam
ship company 10 come 20 Seattle
She i discharxinE $500 tons of
cargo loaded at Boston and Philadei-
phlA- Tho f.-high is the first bis
ocean.go4ng frclKhter to berth At the
present Grand Trunk dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
LOSES LIFE IN
MT. VERNON FIRE

MOUNT VERNON. oct 2s.-Trap.
ped by flames which licked up the
Oysterman rooming house. In which
he was sleeping early this morning.
l.. T.. Morris. Of BelIingham. was
burned TO death
The building was q two.story wood
On structure. the lower part occupied
By stores
A $40 900 loss was sdstoined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
CUCUMBERS OF
ILLINOIS HERE
Pears Plentiful; Season
Nears Finish

What is said to be the first ship
mcnt II Illinois oucumberH was
cleaned up on Western ave. Thurs
day az 81 dozen Eastern wash
ington egg plant IL practically q
thing Of the past, iobbers report The
froata east Of the mountains FASTENED
tho end OF this popular vegetable,
Pears nre plentiful. California
figs are selling az g. a box with the
close Of the SEASON not far OF
Plans are under way for parade
and exhibition or fancy apples on
saturday. which has been designated
40 Apple day hy those. interested.
There was no apparent change IN
the butter and cEg markets Thurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Denver Market Status

DENVER. oct 2s.--cattie- Receipts
f.i00 head. market steady Steers. tga
SO. cows and hsiferss fs.7sa7s0. stock
ers and feeders, ts.s00s IS. calves. 81 50
011s0
Hogs Receipts. 900 head market IL
steady. Top. sfa2s; bulk. i2s0Uis
sheep Receipts, 49, 600 hcad market
steady lambs. fiiaiz, ewes. ts.2sms.
feeders. tl0.7snli.7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Portland Man Is
on Shipping Board

IORTLAND. or. OCT st--Josrrh
y. Teal. Of this city. has received a
place on the federal shipping board
According 20 thc dispatch the tender
was received directly from the white
itou~e Teal IL a lawyer and expert
on shipping and transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct ~ Foreign eNs
change opened generally loser sterling
sztsh. Off hc francs. s12r. W cen.
time. live. t77c OF centime marks.
i.Sse. of csntimss. caaadian dollars.
% ssc. unchanged.
The market oiosfd steady Sterling de-
mand, 1.tsis. OF Sc francs. faer. up
esntimss. lire. s7ae. unchanged lire
cables. 17tcs marks. aac. uff cen.
times, Canadian dollars 20 ise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Juneau to Take Big
Cargo of Lumber

Closing Of charter Tor the Al
Rska steamship company freightrr
Juneau 60 carry 1899 coo feet OF
lumber loaded az Seattle and on the
Columbia river. was effected wednes.
day The Juneau - due next week
from Southeastern Alaska ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
DEATHS

Larson. ole. 81, bsbi Ninth NJ ".
Carson. William n. 6s. 1910 h3rd
stafford. 4. e. Hotel Nesler,
Follows, Mary E.. 49, Haller Lake.
PRIME. Wesley A.. rs, 917 n. tTth.
Thompson, Edwin. day. 1911 N
Third ave.
Rogers. Infant. Alpine. wash.
Labrecht. William. GO, King county
home
Miller. Roy A.. 81. 20f w Mercer
Pearl. Louis, so. 800 10th ave.
Dingwall, David william. So 102s
Union st.
Dctlefsen. Jack o.. 4, 72o3 Green
wood ave.
Matteson. Bengt. SO. 1T46 6ith n. w.
Silberhorn. Helen b.. tb. 2iiO Massa-
chusetts.
Austin, Phoebe H.. So. az First
ave. N
Theonilla, sister Mary. 2S. Holy
Names academy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

CHICAGO. oct "a. III s-Hscsipt.
= zoe head market fse iowsr Hulk q
sales 81 isUtstt. bufrhsrs va 600
ttfss. packing. tltstHitte light.
ftE SEQ "a -. pigs. tt11tMif.os
Cattle Receipts. eeo hSAd market
use - tot hiKhsr beef tpUft butcher
stock. tb.Ts9ii Gamers and cpttrra
81 saWssh. ssecksrs aud feeders. % SEQ
ss3s. cows. itNtois. calves. tlfuft
ahs~p Neceipts. ~. e9e head market
steady 20 sirphE Lambs is0ts7f. s~ss.
fssoH7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

PORTLAND. Oct. Is Cattle Receipts.
sls head market steady 20 slow sod IN
changed
Hogs Receipts. zg7 head. market ase
90 sec lower. Prime mixed. ff4a1tTst
heasiss, fi0Uit. pigs. fi08is.q5
Sheep Receipts. 80 head. market IL
steady and unchanged
Butter 50 - sss per 10
Ekgs-ss 7sc per dor
Cheese ripisfr. sic per n.
Hsns2sc per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Wants War Declared
on Cannibal Fish

A campaign against predatory
fish. especially the Dolly Warden
trout IL recommended by Dennis
VIM. field superintendent Of the
federal bureau Of fisheries in seat.
tie. as a means OF projecting the
Alaska salmon runs. superintendent
Vim has Just returned from q sur.
vey Of the salmon spawning grounds
In Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Weather Bureau Report

rATuDsH ISLAND, Oct. - - -
Risinx naromstsr rlear sind southwest.
siH mites an hour Passed in eir Steel
Exporter a. sc m
October sse.tt 20 A. " - Raining sind
east. eight miles an hasF NJ
giaady sind ~~st. ~ miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Pennsylvania Road
Reopens Offices

Marking the establishment in
Seattle 81 another Northwestern
headquarters Of big Eastern rail.
road system, announcement was
made Wednesday Of the reopenlnR OF
the Headquarters OF the Pennsylvania
system in the l.. G. Smith building.
w J. Barr WIS selected district
freight representative and II. G.
Kellogg. district passenger represent.
ntive. Both men are chicaKoans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
She Wept Too Loud:
Over Mothers Dealt

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct "a
Weeping over her mothers death
becoming a habit with Mrs. AMI
Edwards She wept 10 loudly 4
neishbors haled her to court ~
to weep more softly next time. 4
Judge advised her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

couyer. II. o. NJ. ISIS i3th ave. W..
boy.
itashiki. TaroEaemon. ia Ninth ave
&. girl
Schubert. Carl 1895 3sth ave, boy.
Suxirroto. kyutaro. t1ah Main ST.
girl
Price. George Dewey. s7ss Ell ave,
Elri
Van Thun, August G. Gold Bar, boy.
Sterer. Edward H.. ss22 y. Green
soroe' simon. s5si .ist S. w. boy.
AndrienHsn. j. NJ. SIS 4. ssth st.
boy.
Terry. A. n. ZIG 10th ". boy.
cofnn. 1. s.. III 18th ave. boy.
si~Efricd. J. r.. 1884 Holden ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
P.O. Saving
Law BEATS
PONzl Plan
So Charges Rep. Kelly: Says
Banks Reap Big Har-
vest by System
rY eEoRoE b. MNrkRs

WASHINGTON, Oct aS~lt a
ssctty soft Tor bankers To borrow
money FROM the government az "a
per cent interest aud loan Il back TO
the government az q per cent
BY this proccss tho hardPrcsscd
taxpayers Of the United states made
the natioaai hanks present ~ s.,
Use 900 the last year ON postal saw
ings funds alone
Rut Il won't happen again II Con.
gresham clyde Kelly, pennsy ivania.
can set bill thru which he proposes
10 introduce December 1, when con.
gresS meets. His plan u TO remove
all restrictions on deposits in postal
savings banks. TO pay tho depositors
4 per cent interest. and. instead OF
redepositing these funds in national
hanks. he would loan them back 10
the people to Improve farms and
build homes. or for any other lcgiti.
mate and safe purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
LIBERTY BONDS
San Francisco Produce

SAN FnANClHco. Oct - nustss--
10
Exss- Ettras "a 80 PEE dos No ! dlr-
ties. lie pr dasg extra puiists CSC per
dos. undsrsit~d pallsss tgsc per daa
Chess California fiRta. fancy. fsI
per ~ ffsts To- nsr IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

NAiaex-~SA October - SIR Admiral
Essns. ~estbound. ~ siso a m.
kstrhiksn=-Hailsd ttfntrf ~ Eu
North ~estsrn. northhound. At y N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
Arrivals and Departures

October .--sfr Nosse city from San
Franeiseo a. tits a ~ ssr E4atrfn
Bells freta Tacoma a. ~ m. str ged-
nsy frogR southsa.sfn Alaskan ports 81
q m. sif Admiral bs~e. from Ia
coma 1t ssts 3. N.
sailed
Ocfeb<r ts@Hfr Admiral uFwsy foe
San Diego via san Franchise AZ noon
oetahsr ss-stf raiias foe nusros Aires
ana ports va Eeerefs and Portland ~
1ld =. m str pareuFoft fur Nuktiteo
amt San Pedro al - D ~. str frvd
nastes for nsiiinwham A. 8 IS > m.
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Money on Call

NEW YORK. oct. ss.--Monsy on call
, per cent; six months, per cent. mer-
camille paper. por cent.
Har silver London. sac. New York.
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October 3l-~Ar Dilworth. Richmond
for Point wells. $50 miles from Richmond
at D. N. atr Admiral schley. Seattle
for Han Francisco. sp3 miles from Han
Frsnctaco at .. M ctr Governor. Aar
Francisco for Seattle. isz miles north Of
Cape Blanco at o. m. str J. A. Moffetf
towing bye No. "a San Pedro for Van
couver. ss1 miles from San Pedro az 4
.. m. str Argyll. Port San Luis for Ia.
coma, tis miles from Tacoma AZ D m.
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DIVORCES GRANTED

Robson. Nora from John w.
Roe. Rose N. from Calvin II.
Chilibin. Mabel from William.
Zickler. Jennie Madge from Hen
~ H.
Conner, Henrietta from Alvin.
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N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Oct ss--auaar- Ha~,
s,s1e per ID. aranuiated. iiaf9c per TO
Coffee SPOT No ? Hio. f0shc per 10
Hentoa No. 4. ~ = uile per 10.
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VERY BUSINESS Business
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ShipNeWS
Tides in Seattle

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Reported by Wireless

1taber 17-~str Capt A. y. LnrAa Tsg
miles south Of Cordoea. mnutnhound. at \
. ~. str Eastern Mariner 900 miles
from Cape FlAtierv AZ D m inbound
str Cross Keys $40 miles from Cape
Flasssry. inbound. NJ D. m. str Endi-
colt s.sfo miles from seattle. eastbound.
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