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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
Local Markets

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers fer
Vegetables aad iruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-29
rot 1TItY

rrices Paid By whsi~-sls Dealers
10 shippers
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
HAVlRl VRACEJf Sc DO
PRACE.
Situace " lllinoisu velmi Sc
zlepSila a skoro normalni
tezby docileno.

Springfield, ILL.,, 3. srpna. Te-
mer normalnf pocet havirn pra
coval dnes v dolech V Illinoisu
S vyhlidkou, re pine produkce
bude docileno do ctvrtka.
Vzhledem ku zpravam, re il
ste unie v jiznim Illinoisu od-
hlasovaly zGstati ma stavce,
mistopfedseda Harry Fish
wick z havirske unie pravil, re
takove jednani obycejne nasle-
duje po stavkach. Nezli tyden
mine, tt nejvetsi rebelanti
vratf sc pry do zamestnani.
Chicago, 3. srpna. Odporu-
jicf 81 vypovedi o situaci ILL
noiskych uhlodolech byly zde
ucineny dnes predsedy dvou
organisacf tezaTu.
E. c. Searles, pTedseda Sdru
zeni majiteld illinoiskych uhlo-
dolu, pravil, re unie nedbaii
narizeni svych ufednikn, ze a.
nj jediny .veliky ddl We state
neni operovan a re bolsevictf
agitatofi a organisatofi sifi
propaganda rnezi haviri.
H. c. Adams, predseda
Sdruzeni maiiteln uhlodold re
stfedni casti statu. prohlasil,
re havifi Sc vraceji do prace a
ze pouze jednom okresu, We
Franklin, isou nejake svfzele.
Tam havffi Sc vraceif velmi
zvolna, pravil. o nejake boise
vicke agitaci nenf tn pry nice
no znamo.
Washington, 8. srpna. An
thracltova uhelna komise usta-
novena presidentem Wilsonem
ma upravenf mzdove skaly v
tomto prGmyslu. sesla Sc zde
dnes a zahaiila lined praci ma
sve zprave. Komise prave skon
ella vysetfovani a slyseni, jez
trvaly nekolik tydnn. Zprava
bude pfedlozena presidentovi
asi We dvou tydnech.
Ottawa, Canada, 3. srpna.
Nedostatek uhlf jest tax povaz
Ivy, re zakaz ma vyvoz stal Sc
nutnosta Nejvfce trpf nedo-
statkem paliva vychodnf Ca
NADIA. Drahy mezi Montrealem
a Sydney nemaif zadnych "a
sob .uhli a tovarna ma papfro-
YOU hmotu V Bathurst, N. B.,
byla nucena zavriti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Hypnosa a sugesce nastro-

{, Hypnosa "a sugesce nastro-
jem zlocinu. Vcera zatcena
byla Marie Kozeluhova, 23letd
vdova q Komolna Il Radnic, by
tenn ma Zizkove, Harantova ul.
cislo 81. Vykladala rdznym H.
dem karty a uspavala. V tomto
stavu vylakala ma Mich znacne
obnosy a potraviny. PTi pro-
hlidce nalezeny byly u nj "a.
znamnf kniha a karty. Znacky
V knize jeji jsou pry 'dusicky'.
Kozeluhova tvrdf, re "ma spo-
jeni dust zemreleho tyden po
smrti." Chlubila Sc, re ma moe
kazd6ho uspati pod svym po-
hledem a rozkazati mu pax, a.
by il dial a delal, CO ona bude
chtiti. Prichazeli k nj mnozstvi
lidi, kteTi NELL RUNE strasti,
Izeimena nest astna laska pri-
vadela k nj zeny. PriSla k nj
zena, jez mela neshodu S man.
zeler. Kozeluhova vkladala il
ma hlavu ruce a slibovala, re
| il muze sugesci opetne mako
mi. Ia to dala 81 zaplatiti 400
Kc a rdzne veci il musila ze-
ma pfidati. Jine zene, kterou
muz opustil, slibovala Kozelu-
hova, za no sugesci pfinuti, by
Sc k nj vratil Dfvce, jez mela
lznamost Sc zenatym muzem,
slibovala, ze pracuie sugescf k
tomu, aby sprovodila Sc Sc sve-
ia jeho manzelka. Sugescf leci-
la tez nen.ocne. Pfi tom odci-
zila matce nemocne divky Sat
stvo a pradlo V Gene 1000 Kc.
Jindy opet slibovala, re spro-
stTedkuje prodej obchodu, Wy
zyvajic majitelku, by obchod
prodala. Kdyz il byly klice Cd
obchodu svereny, Kozeluhova
obchod - vykradla. Jistou ze-
nu uspala desetkrate. Pri pa
tenn a sestem uspani il narizo-
vala: "Rozkazuji tobe, re mne
musis dati a ze musis udelati,
CO budu chtiti." Pod vlivem su-
gesce vylakala ma iiste zene
brilantovy prsten. Kozeluhova
tvrdila o sobe, re vsichni lido
jsou pod jejfm vlivem, a ze
ma styky S pTednimi lekari,
iimz lecf blazny. Kozeluhova,
jez prikladala 81 ruzna jmena,
byla dana do bezpecnostniho
odd6lenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Nasledky dest'I ci voleb?

Ma nabfezi Ii Staromestskych
mlyrf sDga obeanes hledf ma
stoub pinavsu .eoan yltas-
skou,. Ssjak sd. kaihgmi vlnami
rfevaluje pres iez d tristf v
zlutou panu. I.
"Proc pax je ia voda takova
kalna?"
"Inu, neni Sc cemu divit
Zakalila il spfna, kterou isme
pred volbami po sobe splichal
plnymi konvemi. Vltava il ted
must vyplavit re vsech koutG
Czech a to ie, panetku, sakra.
prace."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
OSUDNY OHNfCEK.

Ma dvore domu 1881 vych
27. ul. hraly 81 dltky rozdela-
vanim ohne, 2leta Hattie Jut-
kovska priblizila Sc k hranici
horiciho drivi, kdyz -poJednou
vitr smeram k nj odval pla-
meny, ktere ma nj zanftili sa-
tecky. Matka pTispechala sice
ku pomoci a snazila Sc dcerus-
ku zachraniti, sama Sc dosti
znacne popalivsi ma rukou.
Popalene devcatko bylo policii
rychle dopraveno do Lakeside
nemocnice, kde "a kratko ze-
mfelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
.-sv--1 rrw~w---~
VYzVANl

Pan e. j. Simek zada tlmto
onohc krajana, l.tery Sc nabidl
pi. j. Simkoge, choti majora v
ceskoslovenske aImade, ..e o.
devzda svrchu Jmeno, anelnu
jejf dopis, by tento laskave dc
dal ma adresu 129O8 Dove Ave.
S. E., Cleveland, O. Dopis omen
obsahuie ddlezit6 zpravy a je-
no dodanim kraian omen pro-
kaze mne i me matce platnou
sluzbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
HUMoR.
Trochu moe.

Matka pravila k hochovi
"Dnes pdjdes Ia tatinkem do
hospody a budes pocitat, ko-
lik sklenic "a cele odpoledne
mu hostinsky naleie. Rada
bych v6dela pravdu. Pocitati Sc
ucfS We skole, at isl tedy k ne
cemu!"
Hoch pospfchal S radosti "a
otcem hned po pozehnani. aby
ud6lal mamince radost. Kdyz
Sc vecer otcem vratil. ptala
Sc ho matka: "No, kolik bylo
tech sklenic q"
Zach, maminko, do tolika
isme Sc jest6 poGitati neucili"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
CESKA DiVkA Sc PROVDA
LA "a MILLIONAROVA
SYNA.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 81.
Gee. post. zpr.) Dcera zname
no kraiana M. w. Housera, kite
ry bydlf V els. 1929 ctvrtd A
ve., provdala Sc V utery Ia
Worth S. Averilla, druhoroze-
neho syna millionare Glenn M
Averilla, ktery bydlf V nadher-
mem venkovskem sfdle vedle ce
sty do Palisades, 8 mile Cd me-
sta naSeho. Snoubenci oddani
byli V methodistickem kosteIe
V Mt. Vernon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Ze zaslych dob.

Kdyz Rimane SabinGm zeny
unesli, muzove mad tim truchli.
Ii. ObzvlaSt6 jeden narikal a
hoTekoval pfesprilis. Sousedt
no tesili, rkouce: "Nam vSem
zeny unesli, a nehofekujeme"
"To prave mne rmouti; mo-
ie zena nebyla donna, kdyz
Rlmane pfiSli, a navratila Sc,
kdyz jiz odeSli".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Operace.

Professor radi k neodkladne
operaci slepeho streva. Pacient
zasne a vysvetluie lekari, re
teze operaci, vyimuti slepeho
stfeva, sc. podrobil uz pred ro-
KEN prave take u neho, tehoz
profesora.
"Taaak?" divil Sc pan pro-
fesor, "tedy nemusime tax
chvatat -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04

"To nevfm".
"Abv kandidati mohli rfci,
re mali "a sebou Cistou stra-
nu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Mezi Styfna os.irrs.

PAM: "Nestydis Sc? Pfijdes
po pulnoci domG a nemdzes a.
nj ma nohou stati. Jake to ira
peni pro TAX vzdelanou zenu,
jako jsem jay"
Muz: Tied mi ale iiz pre-
stan! Ty chces slouti vzdela-
nou zenou a bavis Sc po pdlno-
ci opilym chlapem! To jest
krasne vzdelanf!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
kandidatni listing.

"ViSs proc nebyly ty kandi-
datni kstiny tiSt6ny po obou
stranach?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04

Soused ma venkove k devec.
ce: "Andulo, VOLTA jste prece
s nami?"
"Volila, ale nebylo to tax
lehke. Pantata mi koupil ma sa-
ty. abvch VOLTA agrarnfkv,
panmama ma bluzu. abych sla
S klerikalv. ale fonda vecer
rozhodl kratce: Pnjdes Sc
mnou! Nu a sla jsem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
PRO URAZKU.

PAM Dussie Nollova, 2117
Lakeside Ave. matka tri deti
Apnda a Ia. .ne, olr~osnira eosdSs4. so-
lobu o rozvod proti svemu
manzeli Michaelu Nollovi, dnes
ziticim Cd nj odloucene v To-
ledu. Zena zaluje totiz ma mu-
ze, re il urazil, ne sice ma cti,
ale nos, pri jiste domacf pata-
LII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Mrzute.

"Tak vas stryc. po kterem
bndete dedit, Ease pfisel k So
be: byl ien zdanlive mrtev?"
"Ano - wife, on je We vsem
takovy polovicaty".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
SPUD MARKET
TAKES PLUNGE
Yakima Gems Selling at
S42 a Ton

The spud market. following the
tendency toward lower prices during
the hast few days. established itself
At 3t1 ton for Yakima Gems Tues
day.
There were still some sales record.
I'd at tfs. but there We're enough at
the lower figure to establish that as
the market quotation. JobberS as
serted. however. that the drop was
due to scoid feet" on the part Of
sommission men rather than 20 n
:, Nering Of the price demanded by
pwcrs. According TO reports. t5s
(. y. b. shipping point Is the pre-
waiting quotation r~cesysd By spud
P1isers
4 car OF Marblehead squash. some
Of which weigh ~ high "a 50 pounds.
was on sale Tuesday at cents a
pound.
Japanese oranges are meeting
with strong demand at sass and
ex.50 bundle
a cur Of California wainufs was
quoted at Il cents pound These
were No. nuts. altho not put up by
.fse association.
period by dropping cents a pound
Tuesday. Bricks are SIS cents and
crb<s "a nj the new prices.
Eggs also registered n decline of
cents. following drop OF cents
on Saturday. Today's figures are
Ranch 10. nt5Ilefs sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

STANDARD OIL
MEN GET BONUS

CHICAGO. Nov 20 Employee Of
the standard on Company Of India IA
viii cut a siz5oo. 600 mcicn this
Christmas. according to plans Of ,hs
officials " the company made public
here today,
The plan provides each smpioys
who has been 10 the conpany'n ser.
yicc one year may subscribe for
stock In an amount equal 10 hin an.
nusi salary, the company to pay for
half the stock. The cmpioye will be
allowed 10 make hia payments at
the rate of 20 per cent for five years
The annual pay roll amounts TO
,zs. 900. 600. and II All employees were
To take advantage Of the offer. II
would cost tho company $4,000, 600
The plan. Il WAS believed. viii be
adopted b. all standard Oh com.
nanie~. which have an aggregate
of $4,000 employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
I|0DElMAND
FOR SHOES
made HERE
Department Stores Told
They Can Help Develop
Local Shoe Factories

Manufacture Of shoes IN Seattle
amounts 81 zoo. goo pairs annually
Simplifying approximately 200 people
Il was stated yesterday az a lunch
con in the Ron Marche tea room
which was attended by the nanufac
tursrS aud group OF department
stote buyers.
Fred II, Morgan. chairman Of the
merchants committee Of the North
wezt products' committee. appointed
by the Chamber OF Commerce. presid
ed.
According TO tho figures submitted,
the annual output - valued Al 81
$4,000. The plants represent an
investment OF approximately a half
million dollars which would be In
creased. with consequent addition
20 the city's pay roth Il the home
demand for these products viii in.
sure greater support
The BUYER for ono Of the depart
ment stores said hia boys shoe de.
rartment expects. within six months,
20 purchase IS per cent Of lis stock
from local factories. as the shoes be.
cause OF demonstrated excellence IN
quality and favorable price. are
coming into growing demand.
Manufacturer present said they
could Tit any man or chlld's foot with
as good a shoe as Is made anywherg
IN the EAST one firm alone II max
Ing - styles in boys shoes. The
owner OF one factory said his plant
has a capacity of 500 pairs a eiay.
but the highest II has ever attained
Is sse pairs. and jobbers In san
Francisco and salt Lake city wsre
the heavy buyers Of this shoe. which
II now just being appreciated ~
purchasers herv.
Another plant with a capacity of
i.sco pairs day. has run as high
rs 500 pairs. but has been forced 20
cater TO the country trade and 20
export. due TO the false Impression
OF people that any product with an
Eastern factory label on Il l. "a.
persoT 10 the shoes made here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

ahAnshai~.Arrlyr November a. SIR
city 81 spokane from seattle VIA ports
Nokahsna saiied November ~ STR
ttaSau MARI fos seattle. via Victoria.
W .
san Diego Arrived November So ser
Admiral Sshley fro mHrsttie. via poets.
amt pfarsva~d narthbound.
Han frsiro- Atttvsd Nesemhef - No
Admiral achlsy from seattle via ports.
Francisco.
Ssn FrHoeisre--ArriNrd November 80
ser GoserpoF from Seattle. via Victoria.
~ C., a. .. m
Psint Eey~a Passed November - Ser
Atlas from seattle for s4n Pedro
hunxen ess.= Passed Ia November %
SIR > = Loop Tor SQUAD ports 81 3
m
Port fV~usera Passed IN November
20 SIR y f.eop for seattle ana ports
AZ sita a M
ilrilinEnani Arrived Sosetabsf - ser
West Jester from Seattle
Eeer~tt-~krrtrs November 10 SIR
Moktitro from, Seattle. Arrived Nev~gut~ r
~ SER Everett from san Ffanclaro. ia
Tacoma ard SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

Smith Cove terminals tr Eastern Sword
str Eastern Leader. str waanAn. 81
teoniun,. ctr Westward Ho.
Great <ofth~rn trrnnlnai--Atr Eashisns
Heru. str Tajius Mare
Pier tt~-Str Conaanehs. str netiorra
Smith crve anchorage Htr Edmnre.
Grand Trunk daek-atg cay % Seattle
Pier E--s'r Morning star
Pier Str Eeafa Ana
IteH 81. terrnfnaf-~u \ \ Surveyor
Pier n--'atr Queen. ST. Admiral Erars
t-nicn Pacific fssminai--sfr Yosemite
Pacific Coast roai burk~fs--u Z. n TIN.
AtiIla. a = L ~ T H~iftsuss. L = l. 4
Helief
stacy st terninaI--r burnside
ALASKA steamship noortnga-llfs Victoria
Lander 81. tsrmtuai~~Bfr Hyader
Milwaukee o~ean tarmgusi--sfr Nile
East waerwsy Dock a warshouss Co -
CTR OFliono Maru.
Todd drydoet.-aotor schr WIN. Doao.
van
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging works
Huu Rainbow. ctr Patterson.
Fisher FIGURING fnfii@-Ntr Endirotf
coismsn cresetinx ~prks--s,r Borae. Y
Banter.
suss yards--str Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
GRAIN MARKET
ON WAY HIGHER

CHICAGO. Nov. so.-~t.fains. with
the exception uf oats. were higher
ON the Chicago Hoard 81 Trad. today
on good commission house buying
and reports that iirltiph Interests
were contemplating heavy purchases
10 Canadian wheat The market
opened lower on duii tFading, but
recovered shortly and made good
advances oa.z declined on free raiis
Ing By a largr elevator house.
ffOstniuus were higher
December wheat opened at tt.ha.
down i4c. and later gained acs
March wh. az opened of tg at ass
aud later advanced / Nc
December eefn opened down =. g at
90 n e and later was up sc. MAY corn
opened at T9c. of Ne. and later adj
Nancud &C
pccembrf oats opened at ike
down ise. and later lost ari Mas
oats ops ned off &c at tet.c and
later declined &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

IN MIDDLE WEST
Amount No Greater Than at
This Period in 1914

CHICAGO. Nov 80 unemploy.
ment has increased steadily In the
Midwest during the last month.
while the volume Of business has de
cIined. the federal reserve bank Of
Chicago reported today. In a survey
OF conditions m Illinois, india ma
Iowa, Wisconsin Michigan. Missouri
ana portions ~ Kansas and Ncbrns.
kaY While men are more plentiful
Than Jobs the report stated that the
amount Of idleness n no greater
than at this period IN 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
PRICES HERE
ARE SACC|NC
Reduction. However, Fails
TO Stimulate Trade

That prices OF commodities are sag;
ging II Indicated by Bradsirecrs
weekly report Of business conditions.
Seattle trade relations no given by
this agency show that price reduc,
lions have failed 10 stimulate busi.
neH- materially.
Both building and real estate are
slow. says this authority The
Wholesale trade IL quiet, while retail
trade has improved since the last r..
port Foreign trade and lumber ARE
both very quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

citicA0o. Ses 20 -Hess Hsrripis,
20 zoe had. mastrt tsette Use higher
iiuih % SAFES. ststfN a.. hasshsfs. ne a5
Wti0 So packing. 1859 ate Nshf
tte ~ 10 To- So pigs. IgTtaTes8 fati.hs
" tehe.5f
Cattle Receipts. 10. ogs nsasfi market
steady. H~ef. ff.SsH A. 70 bot shsr stss \.
- AeWfff+ cawnefs and enftsfe. o. 80 e
1850 stoek~rs ard fsestsre ttOIaEal
rews. ttteufest salves. ftguia
Hhespar Receipts. ise9e hsedf mari q
see 70 fts higher fauts o. aoH "a -.
sess. o. ;ea&at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Marshall-Wells to
Erect Warehouses

Purchase by the Marshall Wells
Co. Of Duluth. MINI. of seven acres
on the Duwafnlsh waterway and the
three story building AZ 54si First ave
s., for approximately $500. 600. has
been announced. Erection 81 large
warehouses to handle machinery.
railroad and logging supplies is ex.
pccted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Extend Reduction
in Freight Rates

Extension OF the reduced freight
rate OF n cents per 100 pounds on
iron and steel shipped to the Pacific
coast, 10 that the rate viii apply 10
the products Of Alabama fields. was
announced Monday by w. H. DIN.
assistant general freight and paaHen.
ger agent Of the Oregon Washington
Railroad 4 Navigation co. The ac.
ton IN expected 20 increase scaiilc'A
foLoIEn irade mnlnrlaIly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
independent Steel
Stocks Attacked in
Early ~. Y. Trading

NEW iok Nov QfreeA wers higher ne spennE 81 'h Ns
Leather
sinclair 25A 40 4.
baltimore southern hallway g.
-, United
bethlehem "t bah or
and uethlehem dropped t2l.
o. o "a baldwin ss4 OF Mexican Petroleum teA OF ~ Pan
American IS chile btH, unchanged
e uuohanseds studshake
The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

DENVER. Nov. o.a-rattie--Hrrrlpss
: 100 head. market weak afecra. t1W
- COWS and h~tfers ts0ss 50. aockern
and feeders. - 80 SO. calves. tTaB
Hogs Receipts. 100 head market Toe
60 ise higher. Top. tio.ss, bulk o. sales
%. so0fo1s.
sheep Receipts. 100 head market h.
strong Lambs, 10 $50 10 50. ewes. " 20
o 80. feeders. tsTsHioss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW roRk. Nov 10 --fpssi9s -
change opened loser to-day Htssiiar
s3te. Oft Nc francs 3 ste. lire sxc
marks 60. Canadian dafiars stAe, "a.
changed
tbs market rinaed loser francs s.t<e
lire ! sc. marks fsfe. Canadian dnilsrs
ttsoe. 10 .s;e sterling t3sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Arrivals and Departures

Navsmber feestr Rrdonde from South
eastern Alaskan ports AZ sac a. N ctr
Queen from san picNu. Via San fran-
cisce. al tftt a. m
NaVsmtsf sB-Str ADMIRAL EVANS from
Tacoma a. SO . n. ~ Nuklitvo from
raccms AZ . IA
sailed
November 10 Sir Admiral Eyanu for
san piege. VIA Kan FrAneisee and ports,
at Neon str Mukiilva Tor Everett amt
ports At a. M
November 81 ST. Everett for Everett
a. .. IN meter sehr Chaftir Wat@pH for
itichulenh 81 s r. m q n r Man.
ranita for sea duty 81 eii3 .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30
Worlds Record in
Salmon Matching?

Establishment 81 n worlds record
IN scientific methods Of propaEa,ine
the salmon industry IL expected At
the chshalls salmon hatchery. which
probably viii produce 100000 sal.
mon eggs by the end o. the present
season
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Award OF the contract 20 build the
new $4,000 nurses building at tho
Puget Sound Navy Yard will be made
70 swennson 4 Co., general con.
tractors IN Seattle. according 10 word
from Washington Monday
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Weather Bureau : Report

rkropsn ISLAND, New se-~s A. NJ.
IfutItnr barometer faintHN thiek
weather. Wind northeast 20 MNca an
hour 10 Passed int four mast
81 schooner lumber .laden, at iito a m
wants tvs,
November sa@tiSo A. Nj nAinina
u lnd south. 90 miles an hour = n
Raining wind southeast. 10 miles an
hour Passed la A tive fiNsted steam
schooner At 40 9, ~ three nsHted
neheansf at : y "a. Passed usti A two
mAatsd steamer, rod stack With black
tor. a. . VA
CATALAN nay. Nov 81 A M
l,ssaed int a two aast.d freight steamer
NJ 20 a ~ \ party u Indians fouHd
twe sailors alive ena one dead ON the
beach AZ caps 1ehnmn, feae mites north
% Ia Push. no slsns q the sfeeksge %
the rtrfie The asrsisers tvmAin at Ia
f'ush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov. TO- Money on rait.
per- cert six weuths. ~ per eeht
fnerransiie papsr. 9 per rent
fiar silver tondsn. axe. Nsw York.
3phe
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NEW YORK Nov. 70 Naras- uaw.
ssse per -; xrNnaiated. ~ q 81 psr N.
coffss--spot Rio. f0TAc pTr ~. 40 Z
santos. iowteas per ~.
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PORTLAND. Nov 70 &C e ss-fts.
seiris. 10 head market nom iualif steady.
iiest steers tsstWe.ss. fair 20 Epasi
steers. tTNsff. choice c9~s ard hsifsfa,
~ $50 40 cRnprrs. ~ sess balls. tt1
81 calves tsuft
Hogs Receipts sst head market r.
steady. Prime mixed. fi70 90 hsesiss.
tg9isss PIGS. tsaii 70
sheep Receipts. ISL head. market u
slow Prime lambs. tkUsf cuii tauhs
ttuAts. ysafiiaes. tsu1.tq. wsihrrs
- d g 20. e~rf. tfestc
Huffsr--ttc pei ~
Exgs -so97tc per dct
Chssre-411c per ~
Hers fsN zee per ~
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NoteFnheF 13-Elfr Lynan afrwa Ft r.
astk for oIewu. tie miles from oi~nsn
AZ .. m. ar urav@ Occur. u~iiinwhsu
fef san Pedro. ftk miles ssstb - Cape
Fistssrr 80 p NJ meter srhr Charlie
Watson. Seattle for Han Ffanriaes. rs
rifles from nichmond Of o w. ssr
Queer. Ban rrsn~fsce ros seattle. - miles
from seattir AZ .. m.
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Reported by Wireless
Canadian t.aerrsm~ot

Nsvsush-r STR west Himrea. tss
niles frvm Han Frsneisra. uofthSoura. AZ
.. m str Southwestern aheans Atsst
nay. seutabavnGs ~ stts , M. str MO.
Fare as miles south n katchikAn
noathhourd. At o m str nsdanfa OFT
Cape Nnsirc. soushA@uud. a. 10 q. NJ ctr
Serste estesn. sanfhboued. In Queen
charfasts Sound at d m
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STOLEN FROM PULMONARY HOS
pitai, Riverton. November 30. ono
very dark chestnut horse well
built bald face. years ola
weight i.&0o, branded I'D on right
shoulder. short heavy tail. new
shoes. $50 reward for arrest and
conviction OF guilty parties and
return Of horse. Frye 4 Co.
Main sTon
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Ship news
Tides in Seattle

nft I
fir.t law Tide
ftf = m ee r.
tir<t ttixh Tide
nftt a ~ i1 r.
Second Low Tide
arta 4 ui 2 y
second siish TIDE
~ Il m ~ IL
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Nov. 80
FIRST Law Tide
TEL q ~ IL n
First Utah ride
sat = ~ ~ g n
~rceasl low Tide
rik = ~ az r.
~s~eui tiinh Tide
f.ts , m. IS q
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70 FURNISHED APARTMENTS Z
AND FLATS

TWO coy ROOMS AND k1TCH-
enetta North 1913.
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WILL PARTY WHO PICKED UP
lost travelling bag at the Ballard
North car sunday night please ~
turn to 1919 w. tbth. OF inquire
ballard si07 Reward.
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"a I'M UiiNISHED APAIiTAlENT6
AND FLATS

THREE MODERN e-ROOM. pRI-
waite bath. ala 2ist ave. s.
TWO GROOM FLATS: cLoSE IN.
Call Elliott si2i or Main saxA<
CLEAN. MODERN 2~RooM; RI
waite bath. sl2 2ist ave. u
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III SAN WlslSrlELD CAN'T R17~
pair your watch. throw Il away.
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The Seattle Star

Published baiiy AZ 1907 Nevsnth Ave
Seattle. Washington.
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sis PER MONTH WILL RtfY ON
of my little places In West 81
attic. Better than renting.
II. c. PETERS. 716 Third Ave.
GROOM HOUSE. NEAR BROAD~
way high. SIS. Owner Elliott
to6f.
GROOM COTTAGE RAINIER VAL
ley. SIS per month for winter
Phone Rainier 3ao-J.