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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
PASSPORTS TO-
Be Facilitated
TeIegraphic Certificatlon Is
Being Provided by Colby

Foiiov1nr receipt OF n commun'-
cation from Secretary Of state pain
bridge Colby. u WIS announces py
the clerks office Of the United
states district court Friday morning
that il will be possible IN very urgent
cases 10 expedite somewhat the msu-
ancc Of passports.
II requires under the ordinary ro,-
tine approximately three weeks 10 70
ceiye passport after the initial ap-
plloafion. The chief loss Of time II
incurred thru the necessity OF send
ing the application thru the mails 10
Washlngfon. where the passport ~
issued, IL granted. and mailed back
10 the applicant.
Under the system proposed By SEQ
rotary Colby. much OF this time may
be eliminated by feiegraphic certifi-
cation Of the applicants eligibility TO
Washington. The department would
then wire the San Francisco pass
port agency. which IL the nearest
one 20 Seattle. and the passport
would b. sent here by special deiiv-
cry from there.
The matter Of estabiishing pass
port agency In Seattle was taken
with the department Of state about
a year and a half ago, but was de-
MED at that time.
According 10 n. NJ. Hamburger.
district clerk. passport applications
handled by his office will average
five or possibly six day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Charge Crews Quit
Ships in Wet Town

MONTREAL. Quebec. Aug. Ia
Sheds and freight houses on the
wharves and piers OF Montreal are
now piacarded with warnings TO sail
ors not to desert their ships while
in Canada's largest and wettcst port
The warnings are the result OF a
campaign by the shipping federation
and local police 20 put an end to the
numerous assertions occurring when
vessels reach this port which in'tho
last few weeks have left many ships
with only part crews for their return
voyages.
Cheap railroad fares to the harvest
fields Of western Canada. big wages
and whisky are given as the reasons
for desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
BUTTER. RAISED
z CENTS POUND
Potatoes Quoted at Three
Cents Friday

Butter was advanced two cents a
pound wholesale Friday. bringing 10
cal creamery cubes to IS and bricks
to 80 cents.
Catalogues are down Is TO DO
cents on standards. Turlocks are
selling AT whatever thoy will bring,
now that the Eastern Washington
cants are swinging into line. Cher
ric= are practically off the market
A few late Royal Annes were In evi'
dence Friday. selling ut 10 cents n
pound Apricots are about gone for
the season. Local Everbenring straw
berries. which will come In until
Christmas. tho In small numbers,
are bringing tt.so a crate. The same
price IL being obtained for Loganr
and red raspberries. which viii soon
be things OF the past Blackberries
are quoted nj t2.50 10 s7.75 n crate
Potatoes are quoted Mt > cents n
pound Friday. Local fancy tona
toes are priced AT ti.6o n crate. but
the average quality stuff brings
about 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
CANADA TO
own GREAT
.R.R.SYS7EM
WIN Be Largest in World
When Consolidation Now
Under Way Is Completed
ny W. \. BuRKuARDr

WINNIPEG, Aug. lathe PEG
ple OF Canada will own and operate
the largest railway system In the
world when the amalgamauon ~
tho Canadian National aud Grand
Trunk Pacific railways. now In
process. Is completed.
The amalgamatcd Canadian Ma
tional railway viii control $4,000
miles OF railway lines. l, will en-
ploy 10000 persons IL win operate
2 1000 modern locomotives. 1880 pas
ecnger cars which can aecommo'
date 10000 persons. and 10000
freight cars OF all descriptions. with
= normal carrying capacity OF soo.'
600 tons.
Stretching from Sydney. Nova
Scotia. 60 Victoria British Colum'
biA. a distance OF 1850 miles by rail
the Canadian National viii operate
l.ess miles In Nova Scotia. 30 miles
In Prince Edward Island. i.ioT miles
IN New Brunswick. 2.sse In Quebec,
e.sse in ontario. s.3eo in Manitoba,
3.5Ts In Saskatchewan. s,e9o IN n
berta. Lear in British Columbia and
1851 in the tinted states
The merger also involves ~ ships
Gailing from Atlantic and Pacific
ports.
Tho auraiEamation IN Eastern Can
odA is almost complete.
One OF the features Of the anal
GAmAtson Is that II l. being accom-
plished without dischargsng any mon
Fewer men in the ranks will be re
Quired for the amalsanated road,
than for the two systems. but this
situation l. being met BY suspendins
the taking on OF new employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Small Gains Made;
Prices Irregular
in N. Y. TRADING

hregular, tho OF the
today.
"s. ~ baldwin io. up "
Sinclair OIL
up ~ southern Pacific eon unchanged bethlehem T o I'M
Rubber
Petroleum unchanged
few
little activity In rails
Reading opened at s7 unchanged
off
started turnout the list which carried
steel
Locomotive %. q Royal
Rubber
e
iS Baldwin 1905 up ~
unchanged Mo-
tors Wooden 70, Keiy-srrngfeid 7os. up "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
JAP LINERS GET
new PIER SITE
To Dock on West Side Pier
B. Smith Cove

The west side OF the new public
pier for passenger lines. Pier II. at
Smith cove. will be used by the
Japanese tine. according 90 arrange
mcnts made yesterday by the Port
of seat,l. commission and the
Nippon Yusep Kaisha Steamship
Company. The five passenger liners
allotted to the Pacific steamship
Company by the United States ship.
ping board win dock ON the east side
Of the pier.
The wcna,ehoe and Keystone
State. the first of the big passenger
liners completed. have been assigned
70 Seattle. the shipping board an
nounced yesterday. and passenger
facilities will be completed on the
east side % the pier In time for the
first passenger liner. Those on the
west side will no, be ready for about
five months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

H0ngkon9- Arrived August 10 Btr IL
ion from seattie via ports.
Shsnghai--Arrived August 7 Str Africn
Maru from Seattle and Tacoma Via ports
at o. m.
Glasgow Arrived Angus, 10. Str Uav.
ilah from seattle and Tacoma.
Yokohams~-Arrivcd August IL: atr
Deuel. from Seattle. Sailed August 7: ST.
Manila Maru for Seattle and Tacoma.
csilao-Arrived August 10. str Wind.
Der from BeIIinRham.
cristobai F. Sailed August o. Str East.
eru Pilot for New York from Tacoma
New fork-sailed August II Str ri eel
worker for Puget Sound ports.
Ban Pedro--Arriyod August IL: stl
Phyllis from Everett motor schr Boo
bylla from Seattie via ports str watom.
wan from Evrett for New York.
San Francisco--Arriyed August 10: III
Wapams from Seattle via Everett; 81
Richmond towing bye No. 90 from seat
Tie via Point WellA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Smith Cove terInlnai--Str EndIcott. str
Ironlun. str Admiral Goodrich str
Croas Keys. str Horalsan Maru.
Pier 12-r. ~ L. n. r. Heather.
Great Northern terminal-Str Tajima
Nsru. str Kstori Maru.
Pier STIR West Jester.
Union Pacific picr--str Eastern Victor.
Standard oil dock Str West Jena
pier D-Htr President.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--U. r. Z. n
Umatlila. str Eastern Leader. str East
ern Temple.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--str
Eastern Soldier.
Lander st. terminal-Str Csdney.
Duthie yards-~Atr West Jesaup.
Todd drydocks--Str Wostboro, str west
Tosus
Puget Sound Bridge e. Dredging works
u. n. y. Patterson.
Lake Union Hulis BroIton. r,cota. Endy-
mion, Fort Jackson, Addison. Rough
ton. BoweamoDt, Bourneyilie, Allen
hurst. Abilla. Adria. CaprarIa, Eles-
ira. Oelwin. hbydos. Arcadamia, Aca-
demia, Pezutn. Black Wolf Bicllapd.
Bsatine, Blanford. ARrop. Anthem,
Fort Harrison, Fort Btsnwir. Imufka,
kiton. Loot, Dione. Cagnacan. Cozisn,
Clneyras, cardia, ELISA. schrs Henry
Wilson. saivator. Alice. motor sohr
Oregon.
Ames yards-Btr Roosevelt
f.effernsn drydook--Motor schr Cbaiiam-
bra.
stream--aehr BiaAtind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Airplane Flight at
B'nai Birth Picnic

A 15-minute trip thru the clouds
In a hydroplane for the holder Of the
lucky ticket is the feature stunt be.
Ing planned by the B'nai Birth or.
ganization Of this city for its annual
picnic at Fortuna park next Sunday
Members and friends OF the B'nai
Birth are invited to attend.
~>~~~-~>~~~~~-~>cN~-~~~S~
Astoria--ssiird August H. Motor schr
CsthanA for Puget Bound ports At a. m
Victoria. u. C.--saiisd August - str
Prssidsn, for Seattle at .. m.
Vancouver. u. C--Aaiisd August ~ Str
Lyman Stewart for Seattle.
Port Townsend Passed IN August ~,
A large oil tanker. probably str Lyman
stewart. for Seattle at 6 a. m.
Everett---Arrivsd August "a; Str Steel
Trader from Seattle. Arrived August "a.
Str Nome city from scatti. via Tacoma
at a. m.
TAeoma--sRiled Angus, ~; Str Argyll
for Port San Luis via Seattle at noon. str
Nome City for Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Utility rs. Beauty
Two States Quarrel
Over TahOe'S Water

meut departments-that OF the int
rior. which by considerable modifica-
ton OF the old rigid conservation re-
striciion seeks TO speed private de-
velopment Of natural resources. and
that OF the national parks. which IL
encouraging use and development as
well as preservation and enhance.
meut OF Americas national play.
groundx
Tahoe. a national park and a great
water source. promises 20 become an
important precedent in deciding the
comparative value OF natural beauty
or utility when the two do not jibe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
.LIBELED VESSEL
BOUGHT BY BANK
The Scandinavian American
Gets Vessel for S100, 900

Tho schooner Blaa,ind. recently or
dcred sold 10 satisfy creditors.
brought 500 900 at public auction
held by the United states marshai's
office Friday morning. The Sean.
dinav.an American bank. the heaVi.
rs, Individual nbcllant was the pur,
chaser.
Libel proceedings against the
Blaatind have been in litigation In
the United states district court for
morr than four months. They were
settled recently and the vessel order
cd sold.
United States Marshal John NJ.
Boyle. who acted as auctioneer. II
being congratulated by hts deputies
on making so good a maritime deal
on Friday. tho 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Public Markets


wpxTiAKE
sursr stair. Gold Bend or wsssishr
Special -Four. ~iasp' Centennial. Hest
-four. f17i. ~ American cane ~1Ear
- stalls isT.its. lars. can. choies
salmon. ttc; co-operatiy. OF Federal
milk. cans .sc. Crescent ., coffee asc
n. stall ies cans Del Monte parh
and beans. 2sc. rams nooth ssrflne-
ate; Economy Jar caps. sfc dor Stall.
is+iT. bars crystal white soap. zoe. is
ns blue ksro syrur. 'sc. hail Mason
lars. pts asc ats iies. s'aus 80 pot
roast. i,No M. shoslder OF lamb. isc
n, steak. Zee N
SANITARY
stalls .s-.;. Good Luck msrrs-.n. so-
N Jokes Dciieis rrsrKarins. asc NJ !
ms 100. fuii cream cheese, a-c N
stalls it-it ling cod. iaAr N haitian,
Stall III. fancy sweet corn. zoe can. 4 70,
SOC Csmpbcirs soups. Z Tor asc. faarv
sliced pineapple. asc can stalls io.as.aa
eon pound, zoe m. homeless corned bee,
2tc N lamb stew. Toe N stall ~
seediess grape fruit. 8 for sso; lemons
soc dor. oranges. for gbo. Stalls %
10. Makoia oil. 1sc pit. soc at. o. "a
sal. ~ 10 red ean MN. coffee 81 81
: fbs ~ ! ~ coffee. fiso. Stall as
10 lbs rolled oats. 7sc, >3.ib. sack Fish
er's Blend flour. ;aH. Cfisco or FiAks
white. ase ID.
NoHNtH
stsll. io,. fresh creamery butter $50
N fresh peanut butter. zoe n Flake
white. CSC N. stall ?, ieRs OF lamb sse
N. lamb roast. feMe NJ local bacon
csc NJ. stalls 1875. : cans salmon. az
large can solid pack tomatoes. isr: soe
can pumpkin. Ice. stall ~. silver smeit-
ms. 2tc. hniibut cheeks zoe NJ ms
ssoi silver salmon. isc N rcd snapper
2 ms 2bc. at-ss Pike at. surar cured
cornod beef isc NJ lamb chops 9oe
NJ, lamb stow. Sc NJ. bacon backs, goe
10. lean bacon. soc m.
ECONOyfs~
Stall 10. pure cane sugar. : ms t6r
ms aoc. ms 81 SO. Stalls s7.as !
lbs. Lima beans, csc; citrus Powder a7c
pkg ms. siam head rice. GOO stalls
7-S-s. Maximum coffee. soc 10 butL
cocoa, a5c M. I lbs 81 90. Mazda OIL
sBc pit. csc at. stall 20. abo Rovai
baking powder. sbo: 4Oo coffee M.
milk. l7c ct. strictly fresh eggs, ssc
dor Winlock butter, exc m. Stall &c
salt herring lbs use. young halibut
1sc NJ. white King salmon. e0c N. atall
sac. home made meat loaf. &c ID. Tea
Garden jam. soc N. VeribeHt salad oil
NJ. lamb chops. ssc ~. sirloin steak,
gThc 10.
rIKE PLACE
stan II, sugar. ms. t5c, I ms Doc
Stall g. tall cans Carnation milk, i2So
stall Al. shredded wheat biscuit, ise
pkg, Stall 5b, home made potato salad
zoe n stall Ga. white Jar rubbers,
dor lie; Perowax. FAC pkg. stan 40
brown sugar. use m. rice. loo ~. new
potatoes siT5 to 500 per sack Stall
3s, halibut cheeks, 2 ms. 3bc. ling cod
10c n, salmon trout isc N. Stall ~
2 ms pure lard, t5e. boiling beef, Toe
10. Stall 1895. fancy whole grain rice
ms A. fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
mo Grub, No Cas!"
Oh for Sailors Life!

"out % grub and gasoline. s. O.
s. said the message sent by Charles
q. Scott. field agcn, for the firm Of
Sunde & divers. from aboard his
launch. the Drcdnaut marooned
near Duckabush. The message was
sent to Henry W. divers. at his
country home kaxooka. near Dcs
Moines. yesterday.
Because Scott hadn't invited any
OF the firm associates 10 take a trip
with him in HIS newly fitted craft.
the ship chandlery establishment was
the scene OF muciss argument as %
whether or not relief should be sent
Mr.. divers said. however. that IN
spite OF the gas shortage on the
waterway. he would get supplies %
the marooned vacationer at onca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Grain TRADING
IN SHARP BREAK
Prices Drop at the Close oil
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, Aug is-Feports Of q
rolish- Russian peace conferences. q
open tomorrow. caused SHARP
break on the grain market here Jusi
before the end Of trading today.
uecrmhrr wheat. after opening nj
s7ts, yesterdays close. lost tae In
the final sales. March wheat gained
&c at the opening bat later lost SC,
closing at ssfs
September corn opened unchanged
at 81 Ssts. but closed at 81 ~. De.
c~nber corn opened at sis7. of NC
and lost / sc additional at the close
september oats opened at T1t. &
off nc. closing at 73.c. December
oats was NC OF at the opening
closing at &c lower at T0Lc
Troyistons were irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Rev. Hugh Brown in
Seattle on Visit

Rev. Hugh Elmer Brown. native
nm Of the state OF Washington.
and now minister OF the Evanston
Congregational church OF Illinois to-
eether with his family. have return
"a for the summer.
Mr.. Brown will conduct the morn.
ing service NJ Pilgrim church. Broad
way and Republican. sunday morn.
1ng. August IS. at II O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
From Weather Bureau

TAToOsH BLAND. Aug. fs--s A. ".
-Barometer rising. foggy: wind south.
~ miles an hour. Bound outside; Bge
Bonanza In tow Of str Mukiiteo at $50
a. m.
August fs-clear. but smoky: High,
southeast wind. two mile. an hour.
Passed in; 4. x. 3. snohorniah at noon.
r. M--Pasaed In; &r President at ~ 20
.. m. y. M.--ciear. wind northwest.
six miles an hour. sac y. M--passed IN
schr WIN. Bo~don In tow Of tug Tyoe al
s.1s D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
PARCHED DESERT VS.
SUMMER RESORTS

Tahoe is some 30 miles long. On
the Nevada side are rockbound
shores tina, lie above thousands Of
acrcs OF parching land in the Truck.
80 Carson valley. being rendered I'M
productive by the protracted drouth.
on tho California side westward
and southwark lie miles OF white
sandy beaches frinwed By redwood
forests. These shores. dotted by sum.
mcr hotels. bathing beaches. camps
and artists cabins. have been sung
by outdoor lovers since Mark Twain
as among natures rares; beauty
spots. Thousands OF vacationists
come here every summer from all
parts Of the TINTED statca
Tho Nevada farmers, headed by
Gov. Emme; Boyle. are asking for an
outlet that would say the caiifor-
mans. lower the lake about eight
feet. irrctrievabiy mar its beauty.
and leave some OF the resorts high
and dry. Tho latter are organized
hundreds strong. with attorneys and
realms OF data. and the attorney gen
crai OF California himself II ready 20
fight against cutting the rim of the
lake 20 lower Tie waters below nor.
mai.
Tahoe also presents situation
throwing into conflict the intended
harmonious policies Of two govern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Foreign Exchange

WV FORK. Aer ff.-~rnSsirn es-
change ~s. steady at the sp~ning % the
ntArkss tefay. p~fusns sssriraE epsnsd
=, f3s. up sri francs we're zee. up
J csnslmss. lire ,tte. Oft eeniifnss ard
marks ftse. unchanged CasadlAn dol
TAR. opensd at sstse
The market cunsinuss steady urin the
sios~. C,osins gVosation- ~rrsi Demand
s'ssiinr. tstis. Sr 10. francs s.sts.
tifs kesr. Canadian dollars. hAtee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Aug ir--cs.,is-Bsesir,
100 head. market sio- 20 weak. ssssrs.
To tfts. cows ard helfers fsotte
ssecsrrs and feeders. sttoatto. eaisss.
tstegti
Hogs Receipts. zoe head. rarks -
steady. Top. iis. bulk Of sales tisft U
fttss
Ahssp-Rsrsipts. -.iee head. msrks,
ssc iorsr Lambs. fiits8i-; svs.. &c q
- 80 feeder lambs. tteGicTk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

yu3Thar.- T. Chicago and Van As
self ave. boy.
Shelf. Henry A.. 1910 Ninth ~ w
boy.
1owfher. Harry s. a20o w. Ora st.
girl
1fcCary. James C.. san nth ave. 8.
girl
Blandine. Arthur A. Swedish hos-
pital. boy.
I<ncioni. John. 1900 18th s. W. girl
Sumner. l. II. 1914 18th ave. 3. girl
Nelson. HJaimar. Eaton Apis. sOl
Second ave. N. boy.
1funsiii. Henry. 2T51 Main. girl
Noises. samuel. 1871 2sth ave. boy.
Deadly; Joseph a. Providence hos
pital. girl
Brown, Charles f.. SCI Lee st. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. AUG. ir4--HoEs-Rscsips
1890 head market use % sEc higher
Hulk % sales fisst8fs7t. butchers.
81 ftUiSts. psekInx. fi1TfHfs 80.
iight. titio1iiet. pigs. titgti.ss.
rosEbs. titTs8fti0.
Cattle Receipts. so had: market
steady. Beef. ts9iTss. butcher steers.
fsuts.t. Gamers and cutters. N9T.
stock@rs ard feeders fsgisss. cowa. g.
uikss. calves. sts8iksb.
sheep Receipts 900 head. market t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Booze Now Valued
at SIS a Quart

NEW YORK. Aug. ia value OF
- q quart is placed on ssT bottles
Of whisky. which forms the basis OF
: SUIT BY w. r. ID. stokes against
the Importers Warehouse company.
Inc He discovered hts loss shortly
after the prohibition law went into
effect and he called for his liquor. he
alleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
GIRLS QUALIFY
IN SWIM TEST
Eiqht Pass Red Cross Ex.
animation Here

Under The direction Of MiD Anna
Borsteli. swimming director at the
city Young women's Christian Az
ISOLATION. eight girls succeeded IN
raising the Official Red Cross life
saving tests held at Mt Baker park
Thursday afternoon. Walter &. Best.
Boy Scout master. helped In the
examination.
Girls who passed the tHt WIN
h~ awarded certificates by the IA
Cross. They are: Fern Meinch. Is.
.G7 Ninth ave; Helen Steiner. -.
7o7 Ninth ave. Helen Fell. 20. SO
Seneca: Airline Strand. -. 1921
Seventh ave: Adrienne Steam. II.
Y. W. c. A.: sybii Jones' FL. BIT
Seneca: Olga Beckman. Is. .s,s W.
5sth: Gertrude kurz, Is. 20f Frank
lin ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

RENO. New Aug. is-rypisyini
tho growing conflict between utility
and beauty IL the contest between two
states over the waters OF Lake TIA
hoe. the beautiful emerald lake fed
by the snownheds OF the slorras. and
lying on the border limo between
California and Nevada.
With the United states govern.
mont acting as arbitcr. hearings have
been held here before engineers OF
tho war department. which IL en-.
pectcd shortly to render decision.
Meantime feeling In bo1h states has
reached an intense pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Arrivals and Departures

August i5--str Princess Ena from Brit.
sh Columbia ports At 7;tO n m
August f2--Str President from Ban Pc
dro via San Francisco and Victoria. n. C..
AZ III p. m: str Admiral Goodrich from
Ocean Falls, y. q. by Tacoma AT t7.i0
.. m. str Ar9yil from Port San Luis via
Tacoma at 1876 .. m. str Wsstham from
Blubber Bay. u. C.. at $40 a. m: q. Is
=. 7 burnside from Southeastern Alaska
at $40 .. m.
sailed
August 1a--s,r stesl Trader for Everett
A. a M: str Wessrfam for Blubbor
Bay. y. C.. at a. m. b. motor schr Amer
for Southeaatern Alaska at a. m.
August 12--str Argyil for Port San
Luis at 1890 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Libel Suit Brought
Against Goodrich

LIBEL for S6s5s2 was brought
against the steamer Admiral Good
rich by Johnson. Joseph a q. NJ
JosseIyn Co. In the United States dis.
trict court Friday morning.
The AMOUNT named Is alleged due
on manila rope furnished the de.
PENDANT by the plaintiff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
WHAT YOU MUST MAKE AND
SAVE TO BE WORTH S200, 1000 AT so

Mccoy Davis chairman
section OF Engineers appearing
In The Maya Of explanatory.
objective OF 100000 to be attained by tho som
OF a boyn Individual
be hives II he =
of attention
that
that $1,000 a tho maximum
h mus b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Status of Frisco Market

San FRAScfsco. AUG. ii.-npttsr---
Ettras. ssSc PER ID.
EExs- Extras. size per aor: dir,i~.
No. :, tfh per doH. Extra puiis,s. s4 G
PEI deH. undsrslsed puiis,E. isac per
dor.
ch~sss-cAiisorula flats fancy. ;.ae
Der III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW York. Aug IA Cosfs~--No :
Rio. ssr. No. Z santos. ish Visse Pei
10
Hsxar-Gnnuia,.s. if.fss.s zoe par Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Money on Call

NEW YORK. kur. i:-Msnsy ~ ear.
PEI cent Mercantile rarsf. per rent
hsr siiser--t>,ndoa. ss.e. Sev rofs.
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

NEW YORK.-Zeppeiin dirigible
balloon builders will attempt non.
stop flight around the world within
the next ~ months, unless prevented
by the allies, u Is announced.
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Reported by Wireless
=. Naval CommunIrn,Ior.

August i3-Str Jefferson off Bes, piusf,
Houthbound. at ~ n. m. str city OF Se-
attic abeam Pine Island, northbound. at
l y. m.
q. y. Naval Con,mu nications
August f2-Str President, Victoria n.
c. for SEATTLE. off Point Wilson a., q a.
m. str Mount Etna arrived at Astoria
from MarseilieH via Vancouver ~. G.:
motor sohr Libby Maine, Bristol Bay for
Seattle. 500 miles from Ccotoh Gap at .
y.
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The original naval orange tree was
brought from Brazil more than 40
years ago and In now in green
house OF the department Of agricul.
.tuue In Washington.
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First uish Tide
fftS a m !. iio a.
tif~t low ride
pfee a m. 1t n,
~croosi High IT'D,
go . M iee n
Second Low Tide
tolfs y. m. 80 n.
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DEATHS.

Edwards. Harry, Il. Olympic Apis.
Nelson. John. IS. King county hos
pital.
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NATuI,AIIZATION viii be held
in the United States district court
Saturday morning at $50. Federal
Judge jeremiah Netorer will be on
the bench.
Eating contests are common
among the villages OF Alaska,
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CALIFORNIA; orange groves are ex-
pected to yield 100000 boxes Of
fruit this year.