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The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26
TENl'VILLE FOR THOSE EVLCTED
 BYLANDLORDS

NEWARK, N. Y, May 26 (by Asso- ciated Press) One hundred and ten families evicted by landlords, are com fortably housed in Vailsburgh Park today under tents loaned to the city by the war department. It is a real Tentville whose denizens, although temporarily homeless, are as happy as could be expected in a community forced to live outdoors. It is expect ed that, before the end of the sum- mer 200 more families will have joined the little colony.
 Capt. Thos. w.. Reilly, a machine gun man with a fine overseas record, laid out the place and gave each ar rival first come, first served choice of their canvas habitatiOn. One of them was a young widow with four children. She received an order to vacate her apartment after failing to defeat her landlord in a lawsuit.
 The city appropriated $25,000 for the operation of the camp and Gov ernOr Edwards donated a big tent which, in the center serves as a com munity kitchen. Army food from the municipal sales stations helps further to keep down the cost of living. The new settlement is provided with many conveniences including a sewerage system, running water, laundry tent equipped with tubs and stoves for ironing, shower baths and toilets.
 The total cost of installing the i'm provements was less than $500, ac- cording to Captain Reilly, the larg est single item being $120 for heavy insulated wire for electric lights Soldiers and a number of city employ es helped to put up the tents which are 16x6 feet and lay the board flooring. The tents are boarded up three feet from the ground. Most of | the inhabitants of TentvilIe haved stored their furniture in the prospect of better days and are sleeping on cots furnished by Q local hospital. The town" is laid out in eight streets with one main avenue bisect- ing them.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26
WEATHER BUREAU MAN
 WILL ESTABLISH NEW
 STATIONS IN ALASKA

M. B Summers in charge, of the Weather Bureau stations and work in Alaska, has left Juneau for Seattle where he will take the Northern Com mercial Company's gas-power ocean going ship Ozmo which will sail for Bethel on the Kuskokwim river, then up that river to Tacotna, McGrath and Ophir. From these stations he will go over to the Yukon river and down that stream to St. Michael and Nome, later joining the United States Coast Guard Cutter Bear He will spend five months in perfecting the weather gaUging machinery of the Govern ment in the North before returning to Juneau.
 This will be the first trip of any one connected with the Weather Blu reaus service to the Kuskokwim cOun- try. New stations will be established enlarging the Alaska area over which observations will be made in the future.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26
LITTLE CRAFT STARTS ON FERROUS TRIP
 TO REMOTE ARCTIC

SEATTLE, May 25 (by Associated Press) the perils of the re- mote Arctic and insisting there is really no element of romance in fight ing the ice fields of the Far North, Captain Axel Landmark and Captain John Vatney have set sail oT a 4,0O0 mile voyage to KoIyma river, Siberia, in the little fifty foot boat KOlyma, one of the greatest adven- lures known to the Seven Seas in modern times. They will remain in the Kolyma district at least two years. Trey will have three men with them as far as Nome. After that they will go it alone.
 The Kolyma river is in the Siberian Arctic 1000 miles northwest of Nome and few boats reach the stream It enters the Arctic more than 900 miles east of East Cape, the most westerly tip of the continent of Asia. The only chart of that vast stretch of water | is the rude one made by Nordensk- jold, the Russian explorer, in 1878 and 1879, on his historic voyage from Norway to Japan via the Arctic ocean.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26

Best coffee in town served at the City Bakery. 13-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26

Delicious mince pie at the City Bakery. 13-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26
THE SIGN
 INVISIBLE"

The story of young doctor whose arnbi- tions and ideals were shattered by the loss of his mother-to find them again among the primitive passions of the Canadian French in the big North country. An unusual pie ture dramatically depicted and strongly cast.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26

Don't argue The Club billiard hall carries fresh tobacco 27-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries. all sizes. Blum-O -O'NeilI Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-26

Advertise ir the Daily Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
BANK CiEARINGs
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. June T--PtsetieailY all
issues showed fractional losses at the
stock market opening today. Msslean
Petroleum opened at 10. OFF = BALDWIN
AZ lthN. Off y Tobacco Products at
ioh, OFT y sinciair AZ aqM. or = attn
dshakef az ess, Oft Pan American
Petroleum a. tQiht up y Quilted states
steel a. ba9. orr 4 United Retail
hturss ~ So unchanged. International
Paper a. ~. OF southern Pacific at
sis. unchanged General Motors At sfs
un =
Pan American Petroleum responded 10
10 per cent stock dividend announcement
With advance 81 = point Al the opening
mexican Petroleum, on the other hand.
under saiSe conditions. WAS orr = 70
lIp within 10 minutes PAN American
Petroleum. had dropped 20 i02h Tho
res, - the iist IVES feastianhry - sh.
result 81 the rather poor bank state
msnt HaidNtn was or = a. iiAA,
OF at eph. Steel common
off = a. fih Rails hhu~ "A iittir change
from previous tTare
The market was largely q speciality AZ
faif during the early trading Moving
picture stocks advanced easily Famous
Players showed an advance ~ points
over the previous close. whue tn~wea
gained peiut Rail- stocks ~er- also in
demand under the iradrfshtp % Tobacco
Products witch got ahuVs -
The stock market was marking time
today. awattinE the outcome Of 10. 70
publican convention IN chicago THE con.
scnsus ~ opinion ~as that the mark u
~iil hs tamn affair w after can
didsts IL nominated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smith Cove tsrminsi--str Port WAYNE.
sr Admiral Goodrich str EIdriJxs
Great Northern pisr--str suwa aara
Fisr ss~Hir Bergen
PIER IL Motor schr KtFkstlpd
h~ll sf terminal Str AEron
Pi.r sHtf Eris Naru
Grand TRUNK Pacific--a,r Admiral wat.
aons
linton Pacific doek-s,r urAI Ran M.ru
Pacific Coast bunksrs- Str Coron.
racine Coast Engineering ~orka-str
Eastern Sailor
stiuhsr a Eddy yards str Fred nastsr.
stacy 81 tstminai-r. =. n Burnside
Commercial Boiler works-Aotor sehr
Ptnnerr
HanferG a. terminals str Lake Fiynus
has, waterway terminai-i>ohr ofidono
hsru
Todd dryd6rks-sfr Eastern Tempest
LAKE Union uiis snoauaitnte Hro1son.
isutA. Endy iutou. Fort jackson Ad-
olson. foughton. BowsNmout, Bourne
Vile. AIieuhvrst. Asiiis Adria. ca
prnfts. Ei~rtFa. petstn. Ahydos Area.
dsfntn. Academia. PeHu,a. Black Wolf
Biekiaud. Hastius. Bianfofd. AKron.
tnihnn. Fort Harrison. Port stsnutr
imufsa. kiion. Loot. Dions. casaesn.
Coztaa. CinsyFaH. Carfia. Elisa. arhrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice, bges
cpfus Fresno. whaling sire Kodak
Tanginas. training chip VleksburE.
PUGET nridgo ana Dredging plant str
pAttsrrpu
East waterway terminal Motor schr
Apes
Anas yard Str Roosevelt
stream srhr nlaailnd
standard Boiler Sorks-s,r H. n love
Joy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Ex-COPS ENTER
NOT GUILTY PLEA
Arralgned on Booze Charges
in u. S. Court

After Federal Judge Edward p
Cushman had overruled their dsmur.
rer. nine Of the defendants In the
Mcadowdsle booxs conspiracy case
pleaded not guilty In the United
states district court Monday morn
ing
Those who indicated their iuten.
lon Of fighting the charges are Roy
OlnHtead. Thomas J Clark. J Rus.
sell. Charles Morris. y. A Kern. J.
4. Auit. Fred C. Rutter. c. D. Miller
and J. Il simpson
Howard Campbell and Harry
Brooks were given until Wednes-
day 20 plead
when the defendants lined up for
roll call It appeared that there was
an extra man present. lie said his
name waz Joseph Williams. and he
had been told to report with the rest
81 the bunch. At last accounts tho
district attorneys office was madly
trying 20 get Williams name added
TO the indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Vessels in Other Ports

Han Pedro Sailed June q; str DlAbio
for Tacoma at .. m.
Han Franeisno Arrived June q Str
Queen from Seattle at a "a a,r :
moffet' from Seattle str Admiral Rsbres
from Han Pedro at noon. sailed June 9
Htf Rainier for Seattle a. J a. m. motor
Hchr HaicAta for seattle a. noon. str
valdez for Tacoma and hrattl. at
.. m Sailed June Str BaksrHfieid for
SEATTLE at .. m. ctr D.l~ood for seat
tic at D. m.
Victoria. o. c.-~ArriVed June a. STR
Magician from Tacoma via Port Biaksiy
80 tiis a. m Passed June 9. str trion
Tor Vancouver. u. C.. 81 e.is o m str
Ardmore for Vancouver. u. c. at noon.
Vancouver. ~. ARRIVED June a. Bsr
TAibia haru from kob. str irion ff0ui
manila via ports str Ardmore from
raisFs haiied June Htr 1Iion for -
attic Via Port Townsend
Everett Arrived June 9: Btr phytis
FROM rsromA.
Tacoma Arrived june q; s,r Admiral
hchlsf from Seattle. str Yosemite from
Seattle. str QuAdrA from Britannia ~
G, str Ha4tam from san Pedro via Port
han Luis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Deputy Badly Hurt
in Auto Mishap

Deputy Sheriff stewart Campbell
was In serious condition Monday.
due to being crushed under his auto.
which overturned on the slippery
Bothell highway. just north Of the
city limits, Sunday morning IT is
feared that Campbell may be inter.
nally injured
Campbell and Deputy Earl Ram
age were returning from a call when
the accident occurred Ramage sus.
tanned a sprained wrist. The ctr
WAS wrecked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

FpLSoM. cal. June - Search IS
still hcine made over the hills OF
three counties for Carl otto. lltc
termcr. who led the most sensational
Jail break from states prison here
ever recorded in Cahforna's history.
Detto'S escape was the Kind rarely
seen outside a movie Leading thrive
other convicts. J w. Wheeler.
George Clifford and j. Ouit,da. otto
swung ahoseE moving switch en-.
gine in the yard. forccd the fireman
and engineer 10 jump from the cab,
and nilotcd the locomotive al fun
speed thru the pr1.on gates amid a
rain 81 rifle shot, Reaching the hank
OF the American river his three com.
plnions leaped from the engine and
surrendered. but otto Owed into the
stream and disappeared.
The posse headed hy sheriff Ellis
Jones believed they had traces Of the
escape rs miles down the river mo.
florists haVing seen man lurking in
the bushes near the river hank, War.
den smith. however. believes the
man was drowned in the icy stream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Ex-Soldier Can't
Get Rid of Shirt

OAK LAND, Cal. June T. stephen
a Kannine. former overseas soldier.
was recently planning a hike. so he
went "a the army quartermaster
store here and purchased reclaim
ed army shirt. Later. he examined
the shirt and found the name
stephen A. Kanning" written in
indclible pencil II was a shirt no
had discarded two years previous In
France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
SPUD MARKET
STAYS FIRM
Old Yakima Gems Sell at
Unusually High Figure

The local Wholesale produce mar.
ket opened the week Monday with
potatoes still scarce article. old
Yakima Gems have jumped to $50
ton and new California Garnets
are firm at is cents a pound,
First berry arrivals OF any size
were expected during the day The
local shipping season this year is
about two weeks late aud prices
have been constantly out OF reach
to date.
Esg market II weaker. Warm
weather cggs are arriving on the 10.
cal market offsettinK the demand
on strictly fresh eggs.
Butter marke, holds steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. June Grain futures DO.
vslersd firm tone after a Neah opening
on the Chicago HnaFd Of Trade to-day
Light trading caused declines a. the
start. bar later SONS buyinE strengthened
the market
JutS corn opened ~ tiTgs do~n ~.
and later gained 4rs September rom
opened down y ~ 81 sps ard remained
unchanged.
juiy oats opened At ttNe. up &c. and
later uafasd sc. September oats opened
~ sthc, unchanged. snd later we're W
nc
Provisions ~efe ta1sF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

when he jumped into the torrent oil
melted snow that filled the river bed
This was ptto's second escape. In
1917 he broke from san quentin
prison where he was serving "a
years for an attack on lawyer. and
after desperate gun hattie In tho
streets was captured In san Fran
cisco. He pleaded 90 he Killed rather
than returned to San Quentin. and
on his request was sent 10 Folsom
The police call him one OF the most
desperate criminals ever arrested In
san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
ECONOMY


stalls se.s-. hest fresh creamery butter.
she NJ fresh ierai srrE coo dos Libby :
cstsup. isc bottle cane sugar ns sTe
stalls - -. sslt salmon backs. ns. 2te
fresh shsa. ieHs n fresh herring. loo
10 ne zsc stalls sosss-st sugar
cured hacen ssc and go ~ little link
sausage sec ~ =, Eweiish potato sausage.
Ia n stall n sweet Herm1da onions
, ms fst. new boiling onions. ma re
large Huukist oranges tor use. Stats
tzs-iet m. pks seeded rAislns. zoe
cluster raisins str n at -. money, fte
stall "a fancy sitced pinrAnpis. ttc can
fAncY ana pickles. fur To-. ALASKA rcd
salmon. stc can stalls 2tse. Wrsson
oii . % gal : rts usidsn Wrst coffee.
81 80 hoHsra hasinH po~def. stc n
Hue Ribbon tea ske ~ Htaii e.. Flake
white or rFisFo. gpc n ON sach
Fishers Head flour. ti,s AVN can
pumpkin. lee. zee can Royal haAins
geeaur ase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Loses a Few Teeth
as Car Hits Stump

Minus several teeth, Charles Poe,
local attorney, was recovering Mon.
day from lacerations and bruises re-.
ceived when his auto was alleged 10
have been crowded off the road be-.
tween Kirkland and Medina. Satur.
day night The machine crashed in.
10 a stump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Woman Is Robbed
by Drunken Sailor

Hold up by man deHcribed ns "A
drunken sailor" In front of Pier
No. 10 late Sunday night, a woman,
who refused TO give her name and
address. reported to the police that
she was robbed OF rs cents when
! gave tho man the money, |
screamed and he ran" she said. A
bystan der gave her IS cents for car.
fare home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
China Won't Allow
Germans to Enter

SHANGHAI. China, June ITO
stop the increasing flow OF Germans
and Austrians sceping into the coun'
try. the Chinese government has IL.
sued new order to the provincial
authorities enjoinIng them to prohibit
Germans and Austriana from landing
In the country under any circum-
stances pending the resumption OF
treaty relations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
1t Was Real Booze
Store, Is Charge

An alleged retail booze store at
702 T.. Union 81. was closed Mon.
day. Police dry squad raided the
place Saturday and arrested Il. J..
Seaman and Hedwig seamsH The
booze was stored at 1903 Boylston
ave. and sold at the Union st house,
says Lieut.. J. J. HsiR. Thirteen
gallons Of moon" were seized at
! 2O3 Boylston ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

stalls - lamb chops. sBc n shoulder
iamh itr ~ shoot rihs - beef So N
sfatis mem lettuce lee head rAiifor.
niz grape fruit. lee each rarumhers. its
each. STALE it.i7 ground chocolate. afc
n rAnH corn 90 peas. see. caua
cafnAttan milk stc stall Use. Eup
casf~v. ~ n drafted sno@ Tour. g. -
Royal hskinE powder. - can stall isf
ate bottik ca'sap ace. hafs Pain Olive
soar. ftrl singer soaps sne n stall o.
swifts white soap. bars sfc pur. rolled
oats. n ste Del Monte pork ane
beans. Z cans sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Husband Mustn't
Bind Wife's Feet

SHANSI. China, June New
marriage certificates being issued
here contain % clause in which the
bridegroom contracts to see that the
feet Of his bride are unbound and
remain so. n he fails TO do so he IN
fined $50 Women inspectors are
paid "A certain sum for every case
OF bound feet reported. with the re-
suit that small feet are rapidly dis.
appearing from this province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Preserve Bones
of Famous Racer

LONDON. June THE skeleton
OF the race. horse. "Carbinc," who
won the Melbourne cup and In 80 out
100000. has bcon presented to the
public library museums by the duke
Of Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Foreign Exchange

SEw YORK. June Foreign stchAnss
sAs steady al ths ppeutuE today II
rnaud sterling opened at fatfA. uh.
changed franc cheehs we're or 10 rem.
times at iE0ss. ilrs checks ~sFe &c o..
OF 10 eerumss. marks. demand : sse.
cables as1s. W rsniiuss canadian
dollars. demand tstsc. unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Reported by Wireless
= :. Naval Communication.

June sTug Hsrculos. Kan Francisco
Tor Port Angeles wfth bgs isaar Reed
~ TOW. 30 miles from san Ffanclseo ct
.. M. stT hese CITY. Portland for aas,
Francisco. az Columbia river bar at y,
m nif West Ivan. Seattle for Portland
ave miles wsHi ~ Race rocks at y. ~.
June t-Rtf Elkton. Erattis for Yoke.
hAne. 81 miles from Astoria At .. m
str West Hartland. Honolulu for Seattle
etl miles from Port TasnHend at . m
sr Anfos. - miles north % cape Fpsn.
Ger. nofthhounf al . m. str Admiral
Holman a, Todd. northbound. az D. "a
sH Norfhwsa,efn, - miles from Ia
touehs. south bound. atsp n s,r Red
sood, hquAw harboF for katalis i.s
miles northwest Of kataiia at o. m
sif HANnah. ahimiHu Tor seattle. ssl
miles wssi u Csp. F-iatteFY stsp m
sir "ssi iris. Yokohama for seattis. 5ss
mites from Cape Fiattsft Atsp m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Status of Frisco Market

HAS FRANCISCO, June - psttss--
Ertrsa. sase per 10. prime nots. 81 1. 6
psf -
Exxs-Estras. st1s per dos firsi. Gle
PEI dor extra pallets. 11Ac per dos
undefsffrd pallets. 1ar per dos
ChseHr California fiAta. fancy. ssr per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

raAst ~ ~ beef stew. he ~ veal
fpan; isAr ~ stall tbg. hest fresh
rhurned butter, tse No fresh ranch sKEs.
- fos fuii cream cheese f1n n stalls
ssss prime lean bacon. 100 ~ shoulder
- iaruh, &c ~ pot roast. ite ~ veal
faast. ite n stall ~ salmon trout 90
70 black rod Sc " rod snapper.
ta Csc fresh perch. ite ~ stall re
Van Camps soups lie rAn Van camps
beans. 10. iTc. sHe. Criacn. itc tSc. DC.
tl3t tstf stalls 1876 rolls ~aH
fHnrh Paper ttc. Alaska salmon. cans
ips large grun~s. ms 1ic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Kids Get Free Corn
Beef and Cabbage

LOS ANGELES. June Corn
beef and cabbage was the favorite
dish In thousands Of homes among
the poor here the other day. Fifty
tons Of cabbage from the san Fran
cisco valley had lain on the side
track Tor several days due To freight
congestion. and had grown oversize.
Instead Of being thrown away "a
usual 20 keep up the, price. they
were distributed 20 the poor school
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEw YORK. Juss 7-coff.. Ne :
Ria if.HtsAc per ~. Ne. Hantos,
.ah estkr PEI 10.
.HuEar--Ra@ 20 81 . - sec per 10 gran.
alstsd. El % o % 80 psf %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


June 7.aat fsion from uonrhong via
NiadiToHtok ana Vancouver. u. g.. at ~
a. m
June str Admiral Hchisy from Ban
Diego via ran Francisco az 10 =. m str
Admiral Watson from Southeastern via
Southeastern Alaska AZ SIS m str
EidFidgs from Point Wells At 2 50 u m. .
sif Prince Rupert from Prince Rupert. u.
e.. Via ports at $40 . m.
Departed
June s-Htr city Of Seattle for south
eastern Alaska At 1855 o. m ST. West
Ivan for orient Via Portland at $50 o.
m str Admiral Hohiey for Tacoma at 4
, m. ctr EldridEs for Point wells; str
Prince Rupert for Prince Rupert. u. C..
Via ports at 10 10 D "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

some girls grow up and become
happy wives and mothers and others
become lady novelists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

You might say that the stage
promptcr- job H. dramatic situa.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Before asking a favor Of man u
vise woman gives him good din.
ncr with a little flattery on the
side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

kle In woman'c face. and you will
ind II was put there by worrying
over something that worry couldn't
help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
FUNERAL SERVICES I

FTNEKNL SERVICES Tor a. Z.
McC1inton. manager OF Bel 81. port
commission dock. who died Friday
at 47sz 18th ave y. r.. were held
AT University Undertaking parlors
Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
HENRY Y. BORsT, grand sire

Odd Fellows. will drop in on Sc.
attic Wednesday on his way to the
Tacoma convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Public Markets


EbhE FIsAtF
stall ~. rbs fine sugar tse 4 ms
sec. stall -, pure fresh milk, lie at
stall 20. tail can Carnation milk. ~ Ne
stall %, salmon trout. .be M haiibui
checks, zoe ~ Chinook salmon. sbe N
rcd snapper its asr stsii a. beans
Toe N Lima beans. ike N Sun Maid
raisins. So per N. bon stall 90. At
Mason jar sour PICKLES ace cans to-
msto Huup. zoe stai ~ Z bs rolled
oats ibc. pigs kslioHss corn flakes.
ttc. ibs Shits navy bsaIs zEe stall
~, potato sausage, itc ~ bacon strips.
afc ~ 2 ms pure lard. csc. stall CT.
Nes YORK sharp cheese. stc M.
ECONOMY
stan ~, fine sfAnuiaiea sugar. ms
tsg. It's SEC stall sf-sk. Hiiis red
can coffee Soc. soe syapofaied peaches.
ne csc No. 10 Pail kafo syrup. sc
asc pkg Olympic pancake flour. sse
stalls fsss SIC Upton tea, csc. cocoa.
$50 10. ns 81 90 see Del Monte
peaches. zie can Use cans peas or
strinE beans. Sc stall -. hailhut cheeks
soc n haiibut, sse N Dolly YArd.n
trout. sec N rock cod itc NJ stall -.
beef steak. sse N cornsd beef iso N
boiling beef. ibc n piehics. saNr NJ.
stalls i-g-a. hams. half Or whole soc ~
taeon zoe NJ pot roast. lie ~. veal
roast. ise 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Tides in Seattle
MoSDay
TUESDAY
..E =

MoSDAy TUESDAY
June JUNE
Iirut Low Tide FIRST Low Tide
% a m. Gs n 1ss a m. BE- n
I1rat uiEh Tide Itr. nigh tide
fts m. -, ~ SEA a M 80 a.
Second Low ride second Low Tide
&c . M % IT, aiit o. m Is n
second nigh Tide second uisb Tid.
aat . m. iit n lioso D. m. tl.A a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

HAY. GRAIN AND fEED
Wholesale Price Per ros. City Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

oso,afisp. at stsckysrd.