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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Manly's Review of
Trade Conditions

F1NANCi~-Deciarn tons by many
impossible mt present because nation
u suffering from under production
ignore fact tina, breakdown Of trans
portati In producing all the evil
effects Of over production. Youngs-
town dinphtoh says accumulated steel
tonnage In ologging yards Of steel
mills and tying up millions Of dollars
In ioans untn output 10 removed.
Dispatches from Kansas and TEXAS
stats there are millions Of bushels
~ wheat and other grain In storage.
with credit OF banks overstrained In
carrying loans on stored grain until
IL can be moved. From practical
standpoint " 10 immateriai whether
this steel ana grain In being left in
producers' hands because there In
no demand or because there are NJ
cars. Unless transportation II rnpid.
iy improved 30 that commodities can
move freely 20 market q severe
crism In early autumn In inevitable.
The -money trust" which absorb
ed public attention IT the time OF
Pujo investigation. has enormously
Increased It's strength as result OF
unprecedented series Of bank mer.
gers during past year. Latest big
New York merger proposed In anal.
snmation OF Liberty National and
Bankers Trust company. Other big
New York mergers already effected
are: Fidelity Trust and Tnterna.
tionai bank, sca ndinav Wan Trust and
Liberty National. Bank OF Manhat.
tan and Merchants National. Pro
fuce Exchange and Mechanics a
Metals National. Irving National and
irving Trust, Chemical National and
Citizens National.
TRANSFORMATIONS eports
from various sources indicate reat
decreass in passenger traffic Eraf
fic officials regard this IS Indication
that American people are beginning
To rave money In expectation OF APP
preaching hard timea.
TRADE-Another indication tina,
people are cutting out extravaganc~
and saving money In expectation OF
depression In dccrease In luxury tar
receipts by treasury. department
This decrcased purchasing In 70
1ectod In reports Of business failures
for recent months. Liabilities of
mercantile concerns failing In June.
1890. were three times a. great m
In 1919. Increase In mercantile fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Stocks Advance and.
Then Break Sharply
on Mem York Market

NEW YORK "A
the stock exchange tumba
market started or .. to make GOOD hl.
and rail. and stsss advanced the opening from to pons with
Industrial. showing some STRENGTH
bear attack based on FEAR Of sn.on. consultations te-,ns the
considered men.elns to world peace
These bear ras s.'ssa strength and said to have been led
two stocks showd
easy money and very favorable reports with bis In
Closing
dunn So or s Baldwin iess or -. American Locomotive i,.s
or "a Southern Railway sis or southern rasns ~
American WOODEN 70. off AKA Chandler - off sh-
York Aug ~-. recorded IN practically
n. ,n', M Of % pes' a. opening today due to III.
saturday
rosa states steel At price
tbs rails sauipmsn, securities n affected
shown srsdsrsss activity
nxueiS
iran s. a men but would n. ,s' to S
steel was up ~ at, New York Central showed gain
i.os.
x up vi R..ans up is Nor,hsrn rssi Il up y. rsnn.yi.
y.n. s,iasna 90 LsAsh valley :. i AseAlsea ~
yena-'a. bad n
vansdam steel After opening a, ~ dropped a. and the. broke
s . s'rs ss s..ns s Of Ia. .s s':e
Republic also vent ne n'- 10. H eff ~ uni,sd States Rub
5 sss %'. ne" 10" for the year i' week ~ '1' thru
during Of trading ,s,ai.a
ay III. n,. steel sroup making lows IN. pr...n'
Bethlehem
would be
r.s',, o. the Russian sTm.s. term. s.aa esnsasrsss
b, would take tim. to de,srmin. that fac.
.,i bidding both
mrsd and Industrial eorstsrst
Sales at .. m $4,000 sharea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
100000 ASKED
FOR The SKACIT
Appropriation Essential II
Work Is to Continue

g. v. Uhdcn, special engineer en-
ployed by the city In the develop
ment Of the Skagit power plant filed
with the city council Monday n com
plete report Of the moneys expended
10 date In the development and also
an estimate Of the money 10 be ex-
pended during the remainder OF tho
year, providing the council sees ut
70 make the appropriation.
An ordinance providing an appro-
pr1ation Of $4,000 for the work 10
hanging fire. The council asked for
a detailed report before a oonsider,p
ton OF the appropriation would b
made.
Uhden's report shows that es47,.
e29.52 had been spent On the project
up until July OF this year. IL n
estimated an additional sum Of 121oy-
900 will be spent during Jaiy and
s70f 900 will probably be consumed
between August ! and January I,
1921. by the end Of the year. linden
estimates. ti.s3z.szs.s2 win have
been used.
A, present the expenditures. ac>
cordinT 10 the report. exceed the ap-
preparation by &ios. z7s.t1. OF the
81. 800. 900 bond issue authorised.
bonds worth 1900. 900 were sold APP
propriations Of ss52.e5o were made.
leaving n net balance of Sl1f.3to
from which the council may mako
additional appropriations.
Uhden declares an additional a.
preparation must be made immedi-
ateIy II the work is TO continue I'M
hampered and without delay. The
council Is expected TO take definite
action today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
GRAIN FUTURES
CLOSE HIGHER
Corn and Oats Follow
Wheat Upward

CHICAGO. Aug. ;.--AIi grain fu-
lures closed higher today. largely as
tho result Of short covering and
buliish weather reports. Canadian
and Central wsE. wheat districts
reported the grain suffering severe
Corn and oats followed the upward
trend In wheat
December wheat opened At t2.os.
off 3isc from Saturdays close. IL
quickly rallied. however. reaching q
high mark Of ts.i5. and closed at
e2i5h. March delivery was off Sc at
the opening. s2.0siA. but later went
to S2.t7is and was quoted At S2.ts
when trading ceased.
In the corn futures september
openea at SIAN. down &c. II re-
acted TO si5sA. closing at ti37h
December. after opening at tl.2ok.
1sc
Provisions were lower on q slow
hog market
Cash wheat-No. I red. s;.ssnt,B;
No. red, f222u2.23; No. hard,
t219d22f: No. , hard. f2.l9. No. )
spring. S2.S0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
FIRE DESTROYS
Three STORES
Early Morning Blaze at
Burien City

One man from . hose company
WINS sent out from Seattle to cope
with q fire which carly today totally
destroyed . one-story frame struo-
turs housing sheshan's Drysoods
store. . pool hall and barber shop Al
Burien City.
The origin Of me firs n . uryy-
tory. Tho ioss has not been com
putcd ~ yet but is Estimated n sew
erai thousand dollars Nothing Of
the stock or fixtures Of the store and
other establishments vas saved.
The alarm was given O'Clock
and at 9 the firc was reported out.
An effort will be made Immediately
10 rebuild, according to ~. NJ. Mel
son. developer Of the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
ARSON GANG IS
TRACED HERE
D. L. CIowers, Arrested
Here, Believed Member

King county deputy shcriffs are
continuing their search Monday for
members OF well orraniyed arson
gang. which. they declare. have been
instrumental In the burning Of sir
sawmilis In Southern Washington
during the last several months.
The search has been going on qui-
city for months. and the FIRST word
Of the situation broke Saturday when
p. l.. Clowcrs. an alleged I. W. w.
was arrested In Our House soft drink
establishment. Clowers was returned
TO chehaiis. where he viii stand trial
on n charge Of first degree arson.
Lewis county authorities declare
they have evidence to connect Glow.
ers with nj least two fires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Graveyard of
Ships Found
Near Chicago

CHICAGO. Aug. IA strange
ficss Of famous fighting ships Ia the
object OF much curiosity In the hear,
Of tho manufacturing district here
Located In tho Chicago river. some
distance In from Lake Michigan.
these ships arc visited hy hundreds
and the spot has come to be known
~ tho graveyard Of ships.
A submarine. formerly the U-eT.
sank seven allied ships and many
others by mines. The U-sT was sur.
rendered at scapa Flow. and was al
loted to the United States. She
toured the Great Lakes during the
victory loan drive. Nearby 70 ths
Exsex. which was used to break up
the slave traffic on the African
cn~st Another IL the Yantic. which
was built for President Lincoln. and
later r~mcdeied as y naval corvette
The Hawk. formerly = yacht which
was sold by the late Senator Marx
Hanna TO the government when wal
between this country and Spain
broke out In another object of In
tercst shc captured the Spanish
liner. Alfonso KILL. off Havana. and
brought h-r prize TO port
Tho Eastland. which tipped over n
her pier here in 1915 and caused ths
death Of sis people. h here ~ Z
gunnoAt. and under tho pane WI.
mctte. The wlimsits II ussd ~ .
trimming ship.
Several submarine chassra hunt
BY the government at cost Of $4,000
each. arc to Be sold. They are en-.
peetsd to bring 10 an average price
Of SIS, 900 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Music Hath Charms
to Move Balky Beast

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 3-The
mule thought the piano he was pack.
iag on his back over the mountain
tran was too heavy. He baked
Nothing could move him. Accident.
ly. l.. +. Tigh. in charge OF the
mule. struck the keys OF the piano
which he was moving TO his noun
tain camp. Immediately tho mule
moved. and started contentediy up
the trail Tigh got the piano over
the mountain TO his camp by walking
beside the mule playing ragums on
the instrument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Newspapers Sell High
in This Arizona Town

NoGALES. Ariz-. Aug. 3.-One
hundred dollars If pretty high
price for a newspaper but that is
what newsboys here receive daily.
They languidly settle arguments and
wagers with 500 banknotes They
walk around with their pockets stuff.
ed With crisp paper money and throw
II about like overnight millionaires.
But it's all Mexican money. a part
OF the billions Carranxa issued In
paper money and then repudiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Dog IL Correspondent
in This Divorce Suit

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. a.
''roodies Is named as correspondent
in n divorce suit filed here by Mrs.
Josephine Ward against George ".
Ward. She Gays he has been lavish
Ing upon "Toodlcs" all the affection
and care which Is due her as his wife.
She contends that when she accused
Ward OF being too extravagant with
'-Toodlcs" he swore at her and threat.
cned her. Toodles" is fine English
bulldog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Public Markets
wEsTI.AKE

wrsTIAKE
stan 1911. pot roast IN. Ave;
shoulder iafns, ID, ishc; leaf lard H..
'7ho. stall 49, rsc broom. $50; bars
and beans. 3se. can apple butter. fnc.
stall iai. package Pride washing
powder. 20; crisoo. lbs. i,s,i Emo
eossss. NJ. csc; Pos, toasties. . pack
ares. IS. stall its. fresh ohurued but
tor. his. ~ IS. strictly fresh eggs. dox.
sac. peanut butter. n. sic
PIKE PLACE
stst ~. pure American cans sugar :
lbs, csc. 4 lbs. zoe. Stall "a. tall cans
carnation milk. i2ho. stall To- pure
fresh milk. quart. ise. Stall 1876 Flake
white ID. 1se, two PACKAGE Post
ssc; large cans good salmon, two for
2bc; Rogers baking powder, lib. tins.
CSC. Stall 1904, io-lb. tins Karo syrup.
9so; crisco. acc. sc. ~ 90. ,i.S5. t2.s5.
ECONOMY
etan -. SUGAR. 2 lbs. tsc. 4 lbs. soc
stalls a7-ss. 1 ID. Llptor'a yellow label
ten, 7sc, three cans Old Dutch Cleanser.
25e; HIS red can coffee, Soc. $50 cans
corned beef. fge. 3sc bottle mayonnaise.
lie. lbs. cholcs pruncs. see. 40c pure
chocolate or cocoa, a0c; SOC can Instant
Postum. ssc: four bars Royal white soap.
gsci b-lb. can NJ J. u. coffee. 45c.
SANITARY
Stalls ft-ss.sMazola OIL. SIC, soc. sifb,
'ssoi "a lbs Hills red can coffee. si.2s:
lbs. N, J. II, coffee, 1850. Citrus pow
der, package, ate Stall Is. Flake white.
H.. 2kei S-lh. can Criseo. i1.e5. heavy
Jar rings. doz. csc. Zig bars. Use, 2
lbs. Sac. soda crackers, H.. zoe. stalls
3i-ss. red silver salmon for canning, H.,
tto, smoked white King salmon h., ace
CORNEIs
stall 100. fresh peanut butter n. zoe;
Comparative milk, four cans. +7c. fresh
ranch eggs. 2 doz.. s5e; full cream or
cream brick cheese. III. zoe: Flake
White. III. use; bulk coffee. special H.,
s3c, lbs gbc. Stalls 0i-ge Pike at
shoulder Of mutton H.. DC. mutton chops
h., Use; legs OF mutton. H.. lSoi bacon
ID, aoe' hamburger. ID. ioo. boiling
beef. h.. Tc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Ramsay Will Head
Our Euualizers

King county hoard OF equalization
met and organized In the county as.
SCISSORS office Monday. After elect
ing County Commissioner Claud c.
Ramsay. chairman. the board ad.
journed until Wednesday morning,
when Il will begin functioning. The
members OF the board include the
board OF county commissioners,
County Assessor Frank Hull and
County Treasurer William A. Gaines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
mail TO co BY
FASTEST SHIPS
Mont Be Confined to U. S.
Vessels Only

WARRINGTON. Aug. .. Postal
Officials say United States mails 70
1hss.gn countries vii. be carried on
- fastest available vesseis
4 mis- - the answer to British ~.
9rts that the United States was
1ooue - adopt . policy Of mail BY
Anerfcnn boats only
MOT = thing 10 IT.. says Otto
Prager. assistant postmaster gepsral
- chaSys OF foreign mails. -os
feDurse. ~ VIII favor American ships
When II Il possible 20 DO 20 wsthou,
1slayfng the mall But not other.
WISE
Tbe shipping board has tacisiy
ySsdged IL word 70 the Unitsd States
Nail Dtsasnship company. q private
concern about TO operate Is exCer.
IAN boats. taken on charter from
M& government TO give mali prefer
UncL
But ths postoffics department. "a
1 Dot . party To this agreement. says
Ibfager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Funeral Services
for Mrs. Thos. Reed

Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas
M. Reed. wife OF Judge Thomas Mil.
burn Reed. who died Saturday. we're
held Monday afternoon at ! o'clock
at the Bonney.w Watson establishment.
Mrs. Reed. who has lived in Alaska
for tho last 20 years, was prominent
in social and religious circles there
and In Seattle. She was the daugh.
ter of Gen. r. ]. Mckenny and "
survived by a son, Irving Reed, and
daughter. Mrs. Theodore Halter. OF
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Mckenzie Manages
Yakima Sheep Co.

David Mckenxie. for the past few
year. manager OF the westlake Pub
Nc market has been appointed man
nxer 81 the Yakima Sheep company
0f Yakima This company operatas
enc Of the largest sheep ranches In
The Northwest, with grazing lands
extending from the Canadian border
Down 10 the Horsehsaven country.
I ~ the present time the company In
grazing 10000 sheep with facilities
for wintering 10000. While being
the active maparer Of the Yakima
company. Mr.. Mckenzie will stiil
Dpok after the interests Of the West.
ike market. The change In manage
@uent viii take place today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Vessels in Other Ports

Yotohama-HaiIed JuIJ IT atr TaIama
Naru for Sesttia
Kobs--Arrivsd July IS. SIR Java Maru
and Yokohama via Vancouver. u. c.. AZ
Sen Pesiro--Arrtved August I. Str Ad-
rnlrai FarraEut from seattle via San
Franchise. Baiief August str Governor
for Seattle via San Francisco
san Franciseo-aatIsd August I: Str
Togus for Seattle at I p. m. Arrived July
~ str Queen from Seattle AZ 10 o. M
Victoria. n. CARVED August 1 STR
Robin GoodfslIov from seattle az q m
Vancouver. n. C.---saiied July IL. str
wsrt 'osnssr for Seattle
NAnRlrno. n. c.--Arrtved August 81 Str
Robin Goodfeiiow from seattle vie Vic.
toria. ~. G.. for United kingdom.
Port Townsend-Passsd inward August
q. Str Eastern Leader for Seattle ~ 4
q
Taeoms--Arrivsd Ausugt 4: Str An
tlnous from Astoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
6-Year-Old Boy Is
Struck by Auto

James Curtin. five.year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Curtin. 1851
Lynn IT., Ii In tho Orthopedic hos
pifal with q fractured skull as the
result OF having been struck by an
automobile said 20 have been driven
BY II. Munson. 1912 Fourth ave. w,
Sunday night The accident occurred
~ Queen Anne ave. and Boston 81
The lad IL said 10 have run into the
automobile as he attempted to cross
the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
SWEET CORN
DROPS SOME
rs Cents Crate Lower Than
Saturday

Sweet corn was quoted NJ s..7s 10
81 n crate In the Wholesale produces
market Monday. which In a 2s-ceni
drop from Saturdays closing prices.
Aside from this tbsse was virtually
no change reported IN vegetables.
Fruit was steady. Peach offerings
were augmented by the arrival OF .
car Of crswfords from California
Butter registered no change. Esgs
continue firm at the new price OF ~
cents. established Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
First Ave. Building
Site Is Purchased

Purchase Of a building site on tho
west side OF First ave. between
Spring and Seneca streets for the re.
ported consideration of $4,000 In an.
nounced by the office OF Frank H..
Soaring. real estate dealer. The
property was bought from the PEG.
pies Savings bank by s. w. Robb,
and II Is rumored that a 100000
six.story concrete building Is to be
erected on the site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Aug. IN s--Receipts.
81, 900 head. market steady TO lie lower
Bulk OF sales. sfaso11s; butchers. fitTs
9fs.iS; packing. tis9it; light. tig@
tfaS0.
cattie--Rcoeipts, 1900 head: market
ase TO 500 lower. Beef. StgiT.ss; butcher
steers, tsdit7s. sanners and cutters.
ss7s@A7s. COWS. ssais: calves. sis0
1850.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady 10 strong. Lambs. t7.2ba 1870.
ewes, t3416.7t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
LAGER TO SEE
~ NO STOCKINGS

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.--The great.
cat crowd in Long Beach's history
was on hand yesterday. Reason;
The ban was off on one piece bath.
ing suits and the rule forcing wom-
en- to wear stockings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
S. P. to Pay Interest
on Overcharge Claim
rytees pstA wholesale Deaissv
foe vesvtssi~s ssa vvuis

Freight Traffic Manager q. w,
Luce has notified shippers all over
the Southern Pacific lines that tho
company will hereafter voluntarily
pay per cent interest on the amount
of over. collection In the case Of
over-chargc freight claims. on ship.
ments made on and after March J.,
1920. This policy will be followed
whenever the interest amounts TO 10
cents or more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Democratic Women
Postpone Meeting

The mass meeting OF democratic
women TO have been held Tuesday
noon In Moves Cafeteria under the
auspices Of the cox,Roosevelt
league, has been postponed because
Of the non-arrival OF the speaker.
George +. Christensen. state chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
.UxTRY! FLOuR'S
DOWN 20 CENTS
Break Occurs In East;
Reaches Here

Flour n on the toboggsn- Monday
the price dropped 20 cents . sack
and 20 cents . barrel to the con-
sumner.
Both rctafisrs ana Wholesale DEAL
ers attribute the drop TO the break
In the eastern market which has
occurred within the last few days.
and predict stu further reduction In
the price OF flour.
Government, reports show the
wheat crop TO be greater than was
at frs, estimated. and there IL still
. good deal Of last years crop stored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

These figures indicate United
States In 1920 will not DO able To
export 20 Europe anything like
amount Of food or cotton sent out Of
the country during isi+-is. unlees
domestic consumption Ii greatly re-
stricted on other hard figures in
dIcate no reason 10 apprchend any
real deficiency Of food for American
people. provided transportation IA,
cllities are improved 10 that IL can
be marketed without waste
LsABOR-A. r. OF l.. non-partisan
campaign committee viii spend little
time on presidential campaign but
devote most Of its efforts TO con.
gresxionl carnpaig1. Raiiroa q
brotherboods also have congressional
campaign committee which has Is
sued lists OF candidates showing
which ones railroad workers should
support
BASIL M. MANLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

AbxrN0U
Auxuse Str Eastern f$ader frsm To-
kohana via San FRANCHISES a. ssse o m.
August str West Censor from Eobs
from Yokohama for seattle and reooma
s:ts O. m. str 4. A. Noessts from nan
Pedro at 2 20 q m. str Admiral Good
rich from Anchorage via Southeastern
and Southeastern Alaska 81 sto q m.
str Jefferson from Southeastern Alaska
az 10 q IN str Admiral schi.y from san
ptsxo via san rranetsce al ifite q IN.
str Prince Rupert from Prince Rupert. n
G.. vita ports ., p M
Auruss f--atr Admiral watson foe An.
ehorsss By s7uthwsstsrn AID Southeast
srn Alaska at ass o. IN. ssr Robin Good
ssiio~ for United Kingdom BY Sanaimc.
u. C.. at O M. str Fulton for Naneou-
YER. n. c.. at siso a m. str Prince Hu-
pert FOE Prince Rupert. ID. c. via ports ct
II .. rn- motor ship wsksnA for nritLsh
Columbia ports at 10 =. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
George Wing Up for
Narcotic Traffic

state charges will be filed Monday
against George Wing. a Chinaman.
arrested recently at 51e Sixth ave.
1pllowing sale OF narcotics. Wing
Vas arrested by Patroimen r. II.
Daerman and ~. r. Anderson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Cotton Estimate
Is Given Boost

WASH1NCToN, Aug. 1.-The
estimated condition OF the cotton
crop on July rs was TAI per cent
Of normal. as compared with TOO
on June 20; ST. on July Is. 1919.
and 7s.s. the average on July s5
for the past 10 years. the agricul-
4ural department announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
LIES PROBABLY
IL SATISFIED NOW

DENVER, Aug. IA curious Wis.
itor lighted a match TO examine the
mechanism OF the pump at n gaso.
line filling station here. A fire truck
responded. The G. v. couldn't be
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
SHIPS
Bring BACK
Sea GLORY
Six-Masted Schooner New
Type Of Sailing Vessel on
the Pacific

PORTLAND, Ore AUG. s.-whii'
1sxsslative props for an ample. as
sressive American merchant marine
ere being erected for trial and are
bslns discussed turnout the shippins
.eenters OF the world. the new 81
oantia six mastsd schooners Of the
Pacific are setting out TO restore
che faded glory Of the Yankee clip
/ per. once mistress Of the Seven
t9css.
A few years ago :, was mourn
lfuiy admitted that the American
txAx was vanishing from the seas
'Soiiowing the SAILING craft that I'm
!. bodied the full poetry Of ocean
trsff1c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
THE NOISE DID
i NOT WORRY HIM

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2-Police
are looking for a stone deaf stranger
who stole 500 worth Of auto horns
from a garage yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Status of Frisco Market

nm FEANCfNCp. Avs. f-Huftef-
Extras. se.e PER 10.
Eexs-EHirss, SsSe. per dor; d'rtiss
stHc per dor: extra puiis,s. soxc per
dor. understood puiisis. is1c per don
Cheese-Csiifornia flats. fancy. ale per
10. firsts. sre per III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
u. S. Recognizes
Costa RIGA Rule

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The
state department announced today
that the governor Of Costa Rica has
been recognized by the United States.
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