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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
CRANBERRIES
SNAPPED UP
City Is Best Market in U. S.
for EN-

Wholesale produce and dairy
prioos were practically stationary
Saturday business was a little more
brisk than during the earlier part OF
tho week. due 10 the usual week ond
supplies laid In by restaurants and
hotels.
Eastern eranberrlca are enid 20 be
moving fairly we'll. Seattle IL ono Of
tho best cranberry markets in the
country. and with tho poor quality OF
locals and Oregonn this year. Capt
Cod and New Jersey cranborries lind
n ready sale.
spuda are still quoted at $40 90 tf2
a ton.
Tho egg market was. II anything.
a little firner. but this was only a
passing condition. according 90 Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Mem York Market Is
Irregular at Start
But Strong at Close


ineuded croehs ~ np = New Haven so I'M
changed baldwin eSA, United states steel &N OFT ~ Heading
ranAmeric"n sfA ~
United States Rubber GA y
Tha market
49, ~ crucb
bethlehem baldwin e up 2si Mexican feo
Texas Company SOS.
changed southern io READING Ve up ~ american
Wooden T steel bss up 2'i Attain
Tie Gulf h up az sudeeSer a. up T. un'ed states Rubber o. up
NEW YORK THE Evening sun financial review this after
sat
There short session Of the stock
The old
strength than other
Of than points
and California Petroleum
but nevertheless made
In the railroad less evidence OF accumulation
of them like New
and tlo pressure southern Pacific
had seemed want IN staying
s~ayed within Trading onS moderately
a whole
In
The
l TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
JEWELS
UNDER HER BED

Three diamond rings, valued at
$3.50. reported stolen by Mrs. A. ].
Trumbul. $50 23rd ave. N. Friday.
were found nestled In a shoe under
her bed. Detectives j. Majewsh and
]. Bianchi said Saturday noon.
The detectives think Mrs Trum'
bull, who Is n widow. secreted the
gems in the shoe and forgot where
they were concealed.
MajewslSl and Patrolman q. w.
Christy were summoned to Mrs.
Trumbull's apartment Friday after.
noon. after she had notified police
that the three rings. worth 500. $3.50
and $500. and SIS In silver. were miss
ing.
Search OF the house was made at
the time, and the officers were Ger.
tain that tho rings and money had
not been stolen. Mrs. Trumbull sup.
plemented the police search with one
OF her own. during which she found
the stones and cash In their hiding
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
GRAIN MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH
Good Export Business Is
Cause OF Increase

CHICAGO. Dec AFTER opening
weak. the grain mhrkrt showed eun-
side rabtc strength In today's trading
on the Chicago Hoard - Trade.
Price drops AZ the opening we're
slight due 10 selling Of commission
houses and liquidation 81 long hold
trga, The stand 81 the secretary 81
the treasury against financial a.
sistancc 70 farmers had hsArtnh
Influence. Good export burinr ~
caused the Increase In later trading
Provisions closed higher
December wheat Was off &c at
opening. stfgtt. and later rsgalnsd
1 tsc. March wheat was unchanged
at tho opening. tiGs. but later
gained &c.
December corn opened or Nc a.
lie and regalned y at the einre
May corn was unchanged AZ the
opening Of ~. G and closed of &c.
july corn opened at 7sAe aud later
gained ic
December oats was or sc at the
opening, tTisc. and later gained &cs
May oats was up Ac At 81 y r at the
opening and advanced &C IN later
trading. July oats opened at 81 &C
and gained another Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
join
FARMER union
Plan to Get Legislation for
Protection
ny ItAIPm D. COUCH

Copyright. 1920. BY the United Press
WARRINGTON. Dec IN e
than 100000 farmers banded To-
gcthor IN the National Board OF Farm
Organizations now are preparing for
drive In congress 10 get legislation
10 protect the consumer ana farmer
from being yiotimized BY spectators
and profitcern In food. President
Charles y. Barrett OF the board. an
nouneed today
Seven million farmers now are
forced 10 sell their products at the
lowest price In history in proportion
90 production costs" said Barrett.
but 100 900 900 consumers are pay.
ing the highest prices IN history for
these same products. Billions 81 dol
lars OF profit thus is going into the
pockets OF The speculators and mid.
dicmen"
A. the first step in the drive for
protective legislation the farmers.
Barrett said. are organizing a coun-
try.wide public relations committee
TO coordinate the common aims 81
farmer and consumer. The commit.
tee. 10 be developed under the direc.
ton Of the National Board OF Farm
Organizations. viii include represen-
tatlves Of the National Consumers
league and tho labor group. as well
as farmers. according 10 present
plans
The farmcrr' program for protec'
tive legislation begins with amend
ments 10 the antitrust laws to per
init farmerE' cooperative societies 70
engage In interstate business. Thru
many Of the cooperative societies.
farmers plan 20 sell direct to the con
sumner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
MAYOR VETOES
TUNNEL. PLAN

Appropria;ing $40 900. an ordinance
authorizing the board Of public
works TO ascertain the feasibility Of
tunnciinr into Cedar lake was
vetoed Saturday by Mayor Caldwell.
The mayor declared that the pro
posed improvement would distract al,
tention from the development OF the
skagit project. into which the city
has already put s2.ooo.ooo.
The Cedar lake tunnel project WINS
first advanced by Superintendent Of
Lighting Ross iasr January and was
for the purpose of obtaining al
dItionai hydro-elcctric power pending
the completion OF the Skagit The
plan was advocated by Caldwell at
that time.
Caldwell declared that the time
has now lapsed when the improve
ment can be carried on by the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
DAD NEPTUNE
IS off ivan
He Brings Hard-Luck Tale
OF Sea TO Court

Father Neptune. or whoever ~ The
the god Of luck thta rules the sea
sertninly turned his back on Ivan
Marinovich. according 10 the facts
set forth In an amended libel against
the gas boat Astorian. filed Saturday
in the United states district court
Marinoyich was hired as cook by
Capt Martin Sunovich. master Of
The fishing vessel. the complaint re-
cites. BY tho terms Of the articles.
tho seasons catch was diylded into
~ shares. Two OF these ySre 20 20
20 the boat. two to the net. and the
remaining eight 10 the captain and
crew Of seven, one share each. Iyen
was included IA the seven.
About June 6, II IN stated. while Off
the mouth Of the Columbia river, sew
eral OF the crew refused 10 FISH IN
tho willapa district, claiming that
the vessel had no license 10 operate
there. They declared they would not
flah IN violation Of the law. All this
waa unknown % Ivan. he states In
the libel, until he WIS summariiy
discharged by the captain. along
with the rest OF the crew. aud set
ashore.
Another crew was hired and the
fishing went on.
Marinovich claims that he tried 20
find employment during the rest Of
tho season, but was unsuccessful.
Now he wants 10 coiletc one-twelfth
OF the net profits OF the soasoh's
catch which he would have earned
except for being wrongfully fired
from his Job. This. lac says. amounts
90 f25s.0e.
Tho Historian IA now In Boiling.
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
BOAT MYSTERY
PARTLY CLEARS

Part OF the mystery and hocus
pocus surrounding the schooner
George L. Harvey. whose removal
from the custody Of the United
States marshal by detachment 81
robs on November 10 caused
sensation In federal circles hsrc.
has nj iaSt been cleared up.
The Harvey was under libel when
taken. over the marnhafs protest
The removal was later reported
20 have been mistake. and both
Dist ict Attorney Saunders and tho
commandant OF the Bremerton
navy yard forwarded reports to
Washington.
saturday Saunders said that the
boat wns In the custody OF the
narfhal. The marshal stated that
the boat had not been returned
TO him. and that he did not know
who're u vus. But
A star man called up the navy
yard.
I'VE have me vessel here IN the
yard" said the commandanf Sat
urday. We are up In the air
until we hear from Washington. !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

nft. y
rfr.t iiirh risis
ia a No. ? IT,
iirst low Tide
Gaf a ma , ~
Seroasi iiigh risic
fflss l. m n
second Law ride
1917 y M II IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Wouldn't Pay Booze
Fine; Captain Held

Because he refused to pay fine
OF $3.50 assessed by the customs de-
partmcnt. for bringing 4s quarts OF
undcclared liquor into tho country.
Capt. John Alwen. of the United
States shipping board vessel End.
colt. faced federal prosecution Fri.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Spirits Ship From
Russia; Comes Here?

Notification that Capt. 7. Milovxor.
off has put 70 sra from viadivoscok
with tho steamship slnhlrxk without
consent Of the Russian authorities
there has been received by Fort War.
den Fred NJ Lathe. II 10 thought
that Capt. MilovEoroff may attempt
to come 20 Seattle With the boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
LUMBER SHOWS
GOOD INCREASE
Shipments by Water Gain
Substantially

Lumber shipped By water from the
Pacific Northwest during the first
nino months Of this year showed an
Increase 81 2g3.es7.s2s feet over the
same period Of the preceding year.
according 10 figures compiled BY
Fred ". Alexander. secretary Of the
Pacific Coast lumber inspection bu.
roau. The total reached i.25e.Tis.si2.
Tho increase from Washington
was more pronounced than that from
either British Columbia or oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Storms Hold Up
Admiral Vessel

Delayed by heavy weather. the
Admiral Linc steamship Eidridge.
due In Seattle Friday. will not ar.
rive until the first Of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Vessels in Other Ports

San Pedro-Arrived December . Str
Brave Occur from Seattle. via Beiling-
ham. al .. m
san Francisco--Arrivsd December q.
Str santa Rita from Tacoma at .. m. I.
motor schr Charlie Watson from Seattle
at noon. Sailed December .. Str Cover
nor for Seattle at .. m. str santa
Fiavia for Tacoma at .. m.
Point Hryee-PaHHed December 9. Str
santa Rita from Tacoma for San Fran
cisco NJ .. m.
Astoria Sailed December 4; Str Elk
horn for Seattle. via General Bay, Van
oouTer. ". G, ana rort Angeles. at Ts40
a M. str Eeibeck for London. via Seattle
and Liverpool. at $40 a m.
Everett-Arrivod December 4; str Ev-
erett from Seattls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Take Subscriptions
for Pirrie Rescuers

STEPS 20 suitably inward the In
dams Of the Northwest Washington
coast FOR their work IN giving aid TO
shipwrccked mariners were taken
Friday by the Puget Sound Maritime
circle. Impetus was given the
campaign by contributions totaiins
$50. Al organizations OF a maritime
nature will be solicited by n com
mittee appointed by the circle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Public Markets


PIKE PLACE
Stall ~. pure American cane sugar. Zoe
N. stan 70, pure fresh milk. Toe a.
stalls z7-zs, ms pure lard. Use Rtnii
90. lutefiak. isc NJ large Norway her
ring. for 1sc Stall 90 onions 10 MS
7sc sweet potatoes. Sc n: apples. 81 20
per boz; Yakima Gem potatoes. $50
sack. onions. ff.i0 sack. solid pack to-
ma,oes. isc can, Stall 1919 peanut but
ter. lie n. California or Yakima honey.
3sc pit. orange marmaiade. z6o n.
ECONOMY
Stall ~. skinned sole, Ms use: fresh
haiibut. 2sc n Stall rs. New zes land
butter. zoe ~ Stalls 1921. fresh ALASKA
rutabagAs. ms. 2Se: Alaska tnrnips. 8
ms Csc. Stall 90. Gorbam's whipping
powder. zsc can for soc. home made
marmaiade. ms. 6sc. Stall 49, soc
coffee, y ibs 5sc; Napoleon olive oil.
sS.7S gal stall &c. apple butter isc 10. /.
pear Jam, zoe 10. stan ~, sirIoin steak.
z7hc No.; corncd beef. Izhr n. Sugar
stall. pure American cane sugar 1Oc N
Stalls 57-38. 70c can Hershey's cocoa Isc:
1sc cans pumpkin. zto: 3oc cans
Chinook salmon, s5c.
CORNER
Stall ~, fresh black or ling cod lie
~. ms. use; skinned sole. $50 n. 2
ms. zsc. - Pike st.. pot roast, Toe n, /,
lamb shoulders. Dc M. Stall fiG, extra
large Jack rabbits, soc each. liberty
steak, z2c 70. stan Is. new pack salmon.
stall 2. beef stew. ms ssc: boiling
beef. loo ~. Stall Z. pears. loo dor. ,
apples, d0z. 25c. Stall 10z, very best
butter, e5c 10: fancy creamery butter.
s0c n. Stall 10. sugar peas. 1tc can.
SANITARY
Htai ~. smelts. 2 ms. use; silver
salmon. 2gc n. Stall IS. large can
pumpkin. ioc. walnuts lbs. zee. Stalls
1856. Mazda oil. 53c. 59c. tt.fs, AIS
Olympic pancake flour, z5c pkg. Stall
II. Teagarden cranberry sauce. SOC NJ .
home made mineemeat. 3bc NJ. stan ~.
extra sweet navel oranges. for $50;
Winter Neliia pears. , doz. csc. Stalls
E-f5. sweet potatoes lbs. acc. Brussels
sprouts. lie n. stalls 5o-3z-3s com
pound. zoe NJ. homeless corned beef. zso
NJ. Stall 20. lamb stew. ioc ID.
QUEEN CITY
Stall 50. ms best sugar. zoe; sse
Olympic pancake flour, 23o. oilseardlnes.
y cans zsc. peanut butter. Sc 10. sauer-
kraui, iSe at. qts. &c. mincemeat.
ssc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

Attempts TO raiso the steamship
Prince Rupert. wrecked last Scptem.
Der in Swanson bay. viii BE- made
next wcek. according 20 Capt c. II.
Nicholson. manager Of the Grand
Trunk steamship Co. Of Vancouver.
n. c. The Prince Rupert has been
submerged in shallow water near the
uncharted rock on which she struck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Two More Ships Join
Fleet Of Idle Here

Orders for the withdrawal 81 the
steamship West Norranua. IN the
South American service u swayne a
Hoty. and OF the West Nlmrod. ono
Of Struthers 4 Dixon fleet. operating
out o. san Francisco. have been Is
sued BY the respective companies
The vessels viii be rnoorca al Smith
Cove terminal here Tho Eastern
Leader viii replace tho West Nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec t--fAssls change
was manifested IN the opening 81 foreign
exchange today. Sterling was unchanged
at ift0s franco &c. OFF csntifnss:
lire. atsc. off I rsniime. Canadian dot.
lars. tT.5sr. unchanged. Dsnish kronen.
. gQc. marks, toc. off centime
Near tho close sterling was fats, francs
spse. lire t.t1e. marks L3te. Canadian
dollars ~ see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

Stall 50. ms best sugar, zoe; ssc
Olympic pancake flour, 23o, oilssardinea.
u cans zsc. peanut butter. lse 10 sauer-
kraut. iSc at. qts. &c. mincemeat
zsc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Weather Bureau Report

TAToOgH ISLAND. Dec. s-sse A.
M--clouay. wind west - miles an hour
Passed In steamer al $50 a fn
Passed out; Str Everett al $40 a. m a
three uasted steam schooner al S.ts =
m. steamer az sis a. m.
December a. Noon Rain. wind south
- miles an hour. Passed ini two.
rnastnd steam schooner at sos A. M.
probably bound for Seah nay. Passed
out. Str West ToEus AZ $40 a m. $40
~. M.-Thick weather aud raining wind
south. 90 miiss an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Dollars, Not Lire,
Must Rule Hereafter

Money orders TO italy VIII here
after be sent from the United States
in dollars instead OF lire, It was an.
nounced Saturday by Assistant Post.
master Perkins. The exchange OF
currency win be made at the other
end OF the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Want Boring River
Closed to Fishermen

Recommendation OF the ffoonah
Packing Co. for tho closing Of the
Bcring river. Central Alaska. 10 com
mcrciai fishermen. were adopted FRI
day and forwarded 20 Washington.
ID. C.. by Henry o'Malicy and II. j.
chris;offors o. tho 4. &. bureau OF
fisheries. Fishing was permitted out
side the mouth OF the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Laud Statesmen of
Ace Automobiles

snlesfnen Tor Ace automoblleH. Dis.
tribution 81 which began here 1.
days ago thru the General DistrIb-
utorT Corporation. were congratu.
lated on their initial success at a
dinner given in Blanc's cafe Friday
night by J. ~. Finley. OF the Finley
Advertising Agency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
PACIFIC Line
TO NEAR EAST
Direct Service TO Mediter-
ranean Proposed

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. tn.
auguration OF direct steamship
service from the Pacific coast TO
Mediterranean ports was In prospect
today with tho announcement that
swayne q Hoyt. local shipping men.
had applied To the shipping board for
three 81 the "5a5" type boats for use
on such line.
The vessels would carry paasen-
gers as well as freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Arrivals and Departures
Mimi

December Str West Jenaup from Ma
rita. via Fan Francisco. at s;ss .. m. (:
u l. ~ r Heather from sea duty At Z
.. m. str Northwestern from Tacoma at
2 .. IA
sailed
December Motor schr Vim. Donovan
for orays Harbor. via Port Angeles str
President for San Pedro vim Victoria -.
O.. and san Francisco at IA a m.
December It - Dent for Southern
cruise. y 4 y Waters for Southern cruise (.
~ ". y. fossioy for San Pedro. via Port
Angeles At n .. m. y . X Rostorer
for Bamfield. u. q. via Victoria. Is. C..
at 1876 a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

CHICAGO. Dee ILL O neesipts
8 zee head tnarkst STEADY. nulk 81 sales
tiQHto}1i. betehsfs tls0te.zts "a skins
% teDD.B0s light, tsseUio.ss. piss. % 10
Uie.1S. rcawhs. tszs89Se
Cattis- Receipts. Z 900 head; market n
steady. uesf. fs.to9itse. butcher stock.
ftF4Ui1. Gamers and cutters ~ tew
o. 80. atocksrs and feeders. ttVie! cove
% s. 9fess. calves. ftiHff
Sheep Receipts. 1880 had. market IL
steady. Lambs. ttseUttTs. ewes. tzto
~ ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Matthews to Oppose
Exclusion of Japs

Speaking against the exclusion OF
tho laps. Or. AZ. A. Matthews, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church.
viii address the King County Legis-
iatiye league Monday at , p. m An
executive meeting and business
session will prcecdc the speaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Feed Dealers Assn.
to Meet Wednesday

North Pacific Feed Dealers as
sociation will meet at the Hotel Frye
merit Wednesday. IN regular triennini
conferences. Prominent speakers are
scheduled 10 address the gathering I'm
tho afternoon. including Harry Col.
ncr. state stock food inspastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Award Contract for
New Fire Station

Hcndrickson a Co. of Seattle were
awarded the contract for the con.
strucilon OF the fire station at Fourth
ave. and Battery ST by the board OF
public works Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
To Tell Credit Men
of Retail Outlook

Retail Conditions viii be the
subject OF an address by Fred II.
Morgan. OF Frederick & Nelson. be-
fore the Seattle Association OF Credit
Men ut the Masonic club rooms at
noon Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
CITY POWER
FAR SHORT
OF DEMAND
Industries Driven Away
While Those Here Help
Pay Dividends to B. c.

c. Y. uhden. engineer In charge
Of the Skagit river municipal power
project. asked his audience at the
Chamber Of Commerce council lunch
con yesterday. what Is the matter
with Scatter
His answer was that this city needs
Industries. and said that industries
will not come hcre until they are az
sured OF ample power az a proper
price, and this condition will not pre-
vail until the citizens OF the city have
got behind and made possible the
completion OF the skaglt river PROF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. pee t-anrar-BRw.
s.5ee per 10. nranulated. ~ asc per u.
Coffse--No. spot lilo. gc per H.. 40.
Z santos. io1i0.c per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

niFht'' .@unbh, fltH AVseV. ewes, tfUbs
feeders. i9.2safo.25.
-->~~-~~~-~~-~-~--~~---~-~-
Westward Ito.
Great Northern terminai--atr Kashima
Meru, str Tajima haru.
Smith Cove huohoraKs-Btf Edmore.
Pier Str West Ivan.
Pier 2-str Santa Ana. ctr Jefferson, str
Hcdondo. str Northwestern.
Bell 81. terminal u y Surveyor, u q
G o unaigs, str Algonquin.
Pier D~-Rtr President.
Union Pacific terminai--str Yosemite
Pacific Coast coal bunkors--U l. n
swiftsure.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-str
Nile. str iconium.
Connecticut at term n str Rtcol
Ranger.
Alaska steamship mooring--s,r Victoria,
str BkaRwAy
Lander vt. termlnaI--str Hyad~.
Milwaukee ocean terminai-atr States
man.
East waterway terminai-gtr West Jos-
sup
Todd drydocks-- Motor schr WIN. Dono-
van, str Spokane, schr Columbia
Lake union--Huiis Abiila Abnoba, Any
dos. Addison. iAiienhurst, Ahmik. An
thon. Bayden, Bertrand, Blngamon.
Iscaya. Black Wolf, Bianford Del
win. BouRhton. Tezuth, Puyallup,
cagacan, CaprRria. Cardia. CenIna,
CharuH. Chesterfield. Chalcls. Cinaaa
Cinyraa, corus, Cqzlan. Cola Clone,
Elisa, Electra, Endymion, Fort Har-
riaon. Fort jackson. Fort BtRnwir,
Fort Union. Imufla. Looti, Kitan, str
Oregon.
Ames yards--atr Roosevelt
Fisher FIGURING mills-str West Nor
ranua
Puget found Bridge q Dredging works
Hun Rainbow, str Patterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
EMPLOYEES or THE PACIFIC

and merriment into tho dancing nj
the annual ball Friday night OF the
Admiral Line staff at the Knights OF
Columbus hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Rearrange Sailings
for Alaskan Ports

with the arrival here next Thurs.
day Of the liner Alameda, o. tho
Alaska Steamship Co. schedules OF
saillngs TO Alaska will b rearranged.
according to an announcement Of J.
VI. Bunch. general freight and pas
senger agent OF tho company. Tho
Victoria will replace the Alameda
while the latter vessel Ia ovcrhauied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots

FRIDAYS aust.iisnsi
Turnishe-i ~ T. ~ Msaaisg a Co.
els s~Tcsid Asenus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
POWER No GOOD
UNLESS DEVELOPED

washington has S.ooo,e 200 horse.
power OF the nations $4,000 900. but
what good Is that horse power unless
we develop u. and this the Skagit
river project proposes TO do no
said. What basis can there be for
the argument against this plant,
when the Puget Sound Light q
Power company Is today buying
power from British Columbia cor
porations and by this act helping TO
pay taxes and dividends In British
Columbian when the Milwaukee,
first train over It's electrified section
pulled out OF Seattle Il was on power
furnished from Spokane, 900 miles
away.
There viii be no trouble Of dispos-
Ing % all power generated at the
Skaxit river plant. and the city has
an offer from one large corporation
20 take tire surplus. n there Is any.
when the frst unit IL IN operation.
] viii bank my reputation c. an en-
rineer on the statement that when
the citizens Of Seattle go ahead and
put this project thru that power viii
be laid down In Seattle cheaper than
any place In the United States. This
Is not talk: n II facts. supported by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
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December 3--8tr city Of Seattle off
Prince Rupert, u. c., northbound, at 10
n. m; str Admiral Hodman Off Cape
Nudge. northbound. at $50 p. m.
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December 3--U y Hsstorer, Seattle
for Bamfleid, u. G., anchored IN Royal
Roads AZ .. m. str Queen. Seattle for
San Francisco. zss miles from Seattle at
.. m; ctr Quabbin. Han Pedro for Sc
attic. 40 miles from Seattle at D. NJ. :
atr West Togus, Seattle for Portland. 10
miles west Of Umatiils HRhtship at D.
IN; str Eelbeck. United Kingdom for &C.
attic. sailed from Portland at y. m.