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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
CABBAGE IS KING
ON STREET NOW
CantaIoupes Continue on the
Downward Slide

There II little accounting for taste.
With the cool weather OF the last
few days buyers have switched their
affections from oantaloupen 20 cab.
bagc. according TO Western ave. job
befs.
While the sun shine. the melons
are IN high favor. but a cloudy sky
brings n marked increase In demand
for the vegetable ingredient OF the
well'known corned beef and cabbage
combination.
cantaioupes are nm average ~ 90
cents cheaper than yesterday. being
quoted at ii.2b top.
The first local Concord grapes Of
tho season. from white Bluffs.
Wash. were received Friday and
sold at 60 cents "A basket.
The premier chr Of yellow ana
white turnips from Yakima came In
Thursddy afternoon. They sold at
81 10 t3.b0 a sack
There Ia no change In eggs or
dairy products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY

Prtees Paid hy Wholesale Deaiers
10 shippers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
beat WOMANOUT
OF $500, CHARGE.
Man Arrested for ]. Rufus
WaIIingtord Stunt

Charged with defrauding a woman
out OF $500 on n wood selling part
nernhip. w. Loeven. 80. was held In
the city Jail Friday. lie was arrest
I'd on downtown street by Detec-
tives 8. simundson and w. a,
Fuller.
Ioeven had n lease on some timber
land. according 10 the complaint
charging grand larceny flied against
him In Justice Otis w. Drinkers
court by Deputy Prosecutor T. II.
Patterson.
lie cut some Of the timber. split
Il into cordwood and piled IL on the
leased land. He then showed the
cut wood TO Miss Margaret Nickel.
32sh Fairvicw ave, and for $500 Of
fcred TO split with her in the sale
Of the cordwood.
After getting her money he In al
legged 20 have sold the lease, without
giving Miss Nickel any returns on
her $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
new S. S. LINE
MAY CALL HERE
Canadian Merchant Marine
Vessels May Come

The possibility OF making Seattle
port of call for the Canadian Mer'
chant Marine steamers. plying DO
tween Vancouver. II. c. and India
ports II indicated by c. W. Tour'eh
tote. assistant general agent at Van
couvcr for the Canadian Government
Merchant Marine. who arrived In Sc.
attic yesterday.
"If sufficient cargo Il insured In
Seattle. present plans Of the govern
ment indicate that the five vessels
10 be used In Trans.racific trade on
the run between British Columbia
and Australia make this port OF
call said Mr. Tourtcllo,o.
Twelve steamers are scheduled 20
be ready 10 carry cargo by next
March. A regular monthly service
between the Pacific Northwest and
India will be established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Irregular Trend Is
Noted in Trading
on ". Y. EXCHANGE

price OF securities continued rregu-
the stock market today There sood volume OF
buying
Steel sps off VI
unchanged
Corporation o.
changed General ssA OF ~ Atlantic
CUR t OH ioT
~
1h market acted well during tho first hour with Houston OIL leading
stocks high
movement American International TO 7sa
baldwin iosis
off ~
ne sfA off s Smelling Anaconda 1n
crurible
y; studehaker Ca y; United Rubber &C. Off
The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

SALMON PACK.
Alaska Total, However, Is
Under Last Years

Alaska's rnlmon pack OF 3.250, 900
cases VIII aggregate $50. 600. 900. II
has been announced by Major l.. u.
Douglas, secretary OF the Association
OF Pacific Fisheries. with hcadqusr.
ters In Seattle.
Major Douglas reports show that
L7bo.ooo cases Of pink salmon we're
canned this year In Alaska. while
100000 cases OF the red salmon were
packed. These figures do not include
the valuable haiibut and herring
catches.
The 1920 pack as a whole IL slight.
~ under that of las, year. according
TO Major Douglas report. The pack
on the Columbia and the Rogue river.
Oregon. was the largest In the his.
tory OF fishing for those rivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
u. =. Nnv., coww,,,r.,n,.
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminal--Str FidridEe str
Eastern Sailor, str wheatIaud Mont.
Htr Mandssan Maru.
Pier if-str spokane.
Pier i0-str Gedncy.
Bell at terminal--sstr Eastern Victor. mo
tor achr cooicha. u. 3. c. O. sno-
homiHh.
Pier Str Davenport
Pier Str West Ivan
Pier Str Horace X BAXTER
Pacific Coast coal bunksrs-str Eastern
Leader
Pier D--gtr President
Standard OH dock--fRe No o.
Stacy II. terminal--U. f. 6. burnside
Lander at terminal str Hollywood.
Spokane ~. terminai--Bk George Curtis.
blk W. y. Flint. motor sohr W. y. bur
rows
puthle yards--atr Grlffco.
East waterway termlnai-schr Northern
Chief
Todd drydocks-str Maquan. str wes.
ward HO.
Pacific coaet Brldg. & Dredging works
Str Patterson
Amss yarda-str Roosevelt
Lake Union-Hulls Abilia, Abnobs. An.
ydos. Addison. Ailenhurst, Ahrntb. An
thon, hayden. Bertrand, BInRamon
Biscayne. Black Wolf. Bianford. o.I.
win. Boughton, Pezuta. Puyatiun
cabacap, caprsria, Cardia, Comma
Charus. Chesterfield. ChaIcla. CIneaa
cinyras. corus. Cozian, Cola. Clone
ELISA, Electra. Endymion, Fort unr
riHon. Fort jackson, Fort stanwiE
Fort Union. Imufka. Leotl, Kitap.
Vincenn6s.
Heffernan drydock-~schr Blaatind,
Nettieton mills--str Eastern Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
SCHOOLS FACE
HARD PROBLEM
5000, 900 Children Lack
Accommodations

WASHINGTON. Sept. i0.--"Amer.
lean public schools opening for
new year. face conditions Of the Ut
most seriousness" Philander y.
Claxton, commissioner Of education,
said here today. Among the con-
diiions he enumerated are:
Lack OF accommodations for .,
900 900 OF the army Of children re-
entering city schools.
Shortage Of "75 900 adequately
trained elementary school teacherE.-
for both rural and city schools
Shortage Of 5000 adequately
prepared city and rural high school
tescherH."
Shortage OF 75.o5o school rooms.
which al present building prices
would cost $4,000 .oo0.0O0 70 con.
etrucf.
The fact that from one-third 70
two fifihs" OF American teachers
lack adequate preparation"
ut Will take a minimum Of three
or four years 20 relieve the school
from shortage. according 20 bureau
Of education officials. This IN due
70 haltlng OF building during the
war. present cost lof building s1c
difficulty Of floating school bqEG
issues"
Schools will handie the room
shortage by crowding and rclaying
pupils. according 10 ciaxton, but
at a cost OF efficiency in instruc-
ton Impossible 10 estimate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
P0WERfR0M'
WATER WILL.
Save west.
So Says the Head Of Water
Power Production; Oil
Passes Production Peak
RY GEnRGE n. WATERS

WASHINGTON. sept. io.-"pevel'
opment OF water power is the only
thing that win save the West"
SO says q. c. Merrill. secretary OF
the water power commission. recent.
~ organized under the water power
LEASING bill passed by the last con-
Ercss
Merrill says he expects TO see
5000. 900 horse power OF electrical
equipment Installed within tho next
10 years for the generation OF power
from these natural resources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE EASIER
December Oats Advance a
Fraction

CHICAGO, Sept. io.--The grain
market on the Chicago board %
trade today closed easy. with the
exception % December oats. which
advanced a fraction on strong buy
ing. despit. selling pressure and fair
receipts, flearish Influences were
reported, with rains In Argentina
and commission house selling ia
corn.
December wheat opened at Ssts.
down HE. and closed unchanged.
March wheat was or lie at the
op- ming 81 8. tsi.. and declined q
further sc at the close Of sg.tt.
september corn dropped &c at tho
opening Of titots and was off Q. c
at the close Of tfsss: December
corn opened at siz0. down hc.
and closed down 4. at ti.t3.
Septe mb~r oats was or 10 at the
opening of etr and lost another 4. G
at the close OF sac: December oats
fell lie at the opening ~ ssAo. but
advanced \ G AT tho close % tsac
Provisions closed higher.
CHICAGO. sept. fo---cash wheat
No. : rcd. t2afUe6o; No. Z red
81 80 y y , So: No. hard. f7Gat. "
SASSY; No. } hard. S.ss0.ss, No
spring. ss.ss9g.bT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Japanese Liner to
Arrive Saturday

Kashirna Aaru. Nippon Yusen KAT
sha transpaeific liner. sailed scptem
Der from Yokohama for Seattle. &C
cordlng to announcement yesterday
by local offices OF the company. She
Will arrive at the Great Northern
dock. at Smith cove. September 20.
with 544 passengers and a big ship
ment OF Oriental products.
Toyama Maru, Of the same line. ar
rived at Victoria this morning. with
freight. and after discharging 1000
tons OF cargo will proceed 20 Elliott
bay. She Is expected here Saturday
morning and will sail for the Orient
September Is. Tayahashi Maru sails
from Yokohama for Seattle tomor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
6 ARE BURNED IN
LAMP EXPLOSION
Victims Taken TO Olympia
Hospital

OLYMPIA. Sept ia fire at the
home Of A. J. Gazelle. Gate. wednes.
day. resulting from a gasoline lamp
explosion. burned nix persons. who
are In the hospital hero. destroyed
the house and for a time threatened
the town. Friends and relatives had
gathered at the homestead after
hearing Of the death o. W. J. Cooper
from "A falling pipe earlier in the
evening at Camp 4 OF the Bordeaux
Logging Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

CHICAGO. sept. 10 -Hors-Esrsip,s
1900 hogs. market sfc tn fso higher
Buis % sales. ttsTswisss. butcher.
fts.sbgfsts. packing. tittxott. iixni.
tieUisfis ylgs. stt:ssts. rpughs.
tfafssttst
csttie--Hsc~ip,s 1890 head market
steady. Reef. ti70tss bu'ehsr steers.
tSsse0is. rznnsrs ard cutters. o. SEQ
50. stoeksr. and feeders tsftSisTs.
cows. - fsait.TS. calves. tft8ts.Tt
EArsg-fss~eigts. 1900 had market
steady. lambs. tisettto. e1es. tsste
A. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
CHEWS CUM AS
TRIAL DRACS
Alleged !. W. W. Organizer
Is Unc0ncerned

William Cunningham. alleged J..
W. w. organizer. standing trial on n
charge OF criminal syndlcaiisn In
Superior Judge Jurey's department
continued 10 chew gum Friday while
Deputy Prosecutor 7. II. Patterson
read excerpts from various wobbiy
pamphlets attempting to show the
organization "a dangerous one TO no.
csety. y
IL Is expected two or three moro
days will b. devoted TO tho taking OF
testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Liberty BONDS
Public Markets
r-rt.AKG

wE-rIAKG
ssrs tsi PISS hesrehiirA'
sratrhess stet har- white thy snsp
30. rresna chocolate. sac 70 s,sn iss.
:ie Hanhrtts. fc esr Htsn ia Potatoes
rs .ts onisns = ms isrs erahAqpiea
s. ~ stall tss. fresh peanut butter. rec
Yakima eenb henst. ~ Premier
T. ehssss tsc y. s,sii ~. nuts 80
ear coffee. ssc 70 s.t. red cAA Hiiis
or n }. u. coffee. o. IS
CORNER
staN 2 shnuifef u un,,s-. fse ~ !
hoiilrr bet Zee ~ roura .s~as sE~
y, staiis 1865. NJ. susar. 5se. sau
cream ehc~ss sc N Hshs milk. cans
stc. rans 80 st4f u. fresh salmon,
tss n fresh Chinook salmon. .sc n !:
fresh iinE cod. ite ~. M sfc stan
~. sausfkrant. itr At. ats Sc. small
slii pickles. zee af tlttY, sweet sho-.
&c pt stalls 1875. sssnftsa scars :
biscuits. Tor ste stall he. ~hns lsr
rphh~r-. dp1 iTei fsro~as Sc ~
ooed Luck rubh~rs Tee dos ssM PIKE
st. Eastern saEar rursd bacon. zoe r.
sugar cured gieHics. sse u round steak.
sso n
STAINS So corn hssf fr ~: Pure
lard. soc ~. no limit. isnb steak. 100
y. Htaiis st.ts pure cane sursr. isc
~. ice no iisis. delivered. Nasaia.
'ie. tte. iiif. fi1e stalls fssti. CON.
pound. sse ~ H-efish potato sausage.
use - bacon. tfr 10. stalls NJ e. IA
psanu, butter. ms fsc. Stshss mar.
msisds asc n. apple jelly, ssc ~. Stalls
as-ss. Sui marEarWs fsc 10. ms 81
fresh peanut butter itr 10. ne sc
fpli cream cheese, soc N stalls si.is.
seiss. TAO n red snapper, iae n
silver salmon for canning. ite ~ stall
IS. crisco. see csc soc. , ne 80. ase
Olympic pancake flour. z1c. keiiorGs
o. Fos, 'roastiss. lsc.
ECONOMY
Htan a.. zoe coffee. ~ tse; Sc
coffee. fss zee. Sc Royal batInx
ns sse. ms Tsc. = ms n So NJ
Tbs ~ 90 s'ali 81. fresh milk isc a,
winIocs batter. SOC 10 Stalls ia
bacon. 80 7, pot roast, isae N lamb
stsas. zoe N. Stall sac. Royal salad
dressing. itc AZ Lihhy's apple butter.
Maximum. Gold shield Or neiianr. cot.
foe. 90 N s-fN. can " 4 " coffee.
y -. stalls a--as. INNS rcd can coffee.
sc N. sc can sliced pineapple. iso. ssc
can use. io-fh can karo syrup. Bso.
PIKE PLACE
stall ~. pure cane sugar. rs rsr
fbs. Tse. is ms. tloe stan 80, carna.
iion mix t1c can. stall ~. pure fresh
milk. lac at 1907 Pike ri. bcst butter.
CSC NJ. ranch eggs. CSC don Eastern
choice shoulder steak. isc NJ. : ms pure
lard. t1c. choice boiling beef Toe 10
Stall -. soda biscuits. Zoe N. Sabob
corn. SIC can Ideal toothpicka. , for Toe
stsii is young salmon. isc n fresh hal.
hut, 7oc ~. fresh rod snapper. 2 ms $50
1898 PIKE pl.. fresh made crackers. lie
~. Hawaiian pineapple. No. : size 9tr
can. UhiraYieiii's chocolate. csc NJ can
Stall 49, potatoes. 81. 50 sack, Yakima no
tstoea. O.. so sack tomatoes zoe 10 M 20
per boz. plums. us per box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
British Ship at
Frisco Picketed

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. ic.-Plcs
citing OF British ships and those
bound for British ports. will be con.
tinued here and probably will be ex
tended to Northern ports OF the Pa,
cific coast. II was said today a, san
Francisco headquarters Of the Won.
ems irish Educational league.
The plcketing Is in protest againr,
Lord Mayor Maeswiney's irnprison
ment The women induced steve
dorcs TO quit the British steamer
Muncasier Castle. This ship steam
ed for Hongkong late yesterday. and
II was said her coaiing was completed
by members of her crew.
No local action In sympathy with
the picketing OF British ships in the
San Francisco harbor by Irish sym
pathizers has been taken In Seattle.
and. according 10 the longshor..
mems union. none IL planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Italy RED" Strike
May Be Settled

ROME. Sept io.--scttlement OF
the metal workers strike. which
threatened an Industrial and political
cris thru seizure OF factories BY the
workers. was looked for today.
The Tribuna reported manufactur.
crr and employees had agreed upon a
basis for settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Vessels in Other Ports

Honolulu--Arrived September o: Ctr
Rosaiie Mahony from Seattle via Tacoma
ran Pedro Sailed September . str
Waterbury for Seattle. str Admiral
Dewey for Seattle via San Francisco: str
Quabbln for Seattle.
San Franciscosail September Q: CTR
SteeI'Worksr for Seattle via Portland at
.. m.
Port Townsend Passed in September
o: Btr Pre- sident for Seattle al s10 % M =.
str Col. y. J.. Drake for Seattle towing
bye No. % at noon.
Bcilingham--Arriyed September .. aohr
Alice Cooke from Honolulu Via Seattle iu
tov N tug Oregon.
Port Blakeiy--Arrived september o..
sohr Benz. y. Packard from Seattle. tow.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
ASK EMBARGO
ON FREICHTS
Tacoma Has Plan to Cure
Car SHORTAGE

Jay 8. McCune. secretary OF the
Tacoma Commercial club. was in Sc.
attic Thursday in the interests Of the
proposed embargo on all transpacific
freights out Of Atlantic and Gulf
ports. The Tacoma association has
already gone on record in favor Of
the embargo and II is hoped that Sc
attic and Portland will Join in the
movement.
The object Of the plan is 10 have
goods for Oriental ports shipped thru
Western harbors, bringing badly.
needed freight cars TO this section
TO assist in the movement Of grain
and fruit to other parts Of the coun.
try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
He Boosts Carlyon
Bill to Rotarians

c. II. Shields. talking for the Car.
lyon s30,000.000 road bond bill at
the luncheon meeting Of the seattle
Real Estate association, at the Hotel
Butler Thursday, prophesIed that
available revenues for road purposes
would soon reach that place where
they would be absorbed in road main.
tenance. leaving nothing for con.
struction.
II. d. Buchanan, speaking for the
negative. based his argument chiefly
on the threatened addition OF taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
1000 Coming to Big
Irrigation Session

The Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
has received approximately 1000
names OF delegates who VIII attend
the irrigation and development con.
rress on the University campus
September IS and II. 1t was an.
nounced Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
SEATTLE MAY
GET TERMINUS
Canadian National Eyes Us
as Possibility

business originating at the Seattle
office OF the Canadian National
railways Is more important than
that In New York offices. according
20 c. A. Hayes. yiceprcsldent Of
the railways. who Is comforting with
local representatives Of the company
this week.
In view Of this fact. Seattle will
probably be made the Pacific coast
terminus OF the Canadian National
railroad system and the Canadian
Government Merchant Marine steam.
era he announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Arrivals and Departures

September 1o-str Crown Of Caiieia
from Liverpool via Vancouver. y. C.. at
10 as n. m. str West Hoibrook from Ta-
coma at 1850 a m.
September SIR President from Ban
Pedro via San Francisco at D. m str
Davenport from san Pedro via Ban Fran
cisco Mt II 80 n. m. str Horace X. Bax-
ter from San Francisco ut $50 y. m.
str Spokane from Southeastern Alaskan
ports at 80 .. m: bge No. rs from San
Francisco at Z ,. M. yacht Aauillo from
Tacoma ct 1.ss .. M.
Sailed
September o-Str Northwestern for
Kstchiksn a. 3;15 p, m. str Queen for
San Diego via San Francisco nj noon:
yacht Aauiilo for Tacoma at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
2,25O-Ton Liner
Hits Waves Here

Griffdu, ESQ ton liner. built for tho
Steamship and Barge Co. was
launched at the Duthie shIpyard this
afternoon. II is a twin ship 20 the
Griffco. built by the same concern
for the same operators. and launccd
last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Nine Indicted in
BROOKLYN Murder

NEW YORK. Sept. io.-Nine
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit strikers
acre indicted on a charge OF murder
today. Eight are already In custody.
They are accused OF responsibility
Tor the death OF Ferdinand Friedman.
~. killed by STONE thrown at an ell.
evsicd train. August al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
From Weather Bureau

TATOosH ISfsAND. Sept. los A. NJ
Happily rising barometer. Wind west.
is miles an hour. cloudy. Passed In. Str
Haynis at a. m.
september S--it.1D A. N-CIoudy:
wind south. rs miles an hour. y Nj
Raining. wind southwest. 20 miles an
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
IN FAVOR or THE RICH

Mrs Multirox-EIow can you pre-.
tend TO give mo better bargains than
you do any one else2 You charged
me dollar a pound for bacon and
sold the same thing to Mrs. Middle.
class for 75 cents.
The Market Man-But, my dear
madam. 10 cents was all the money
Mrs. Middleclass had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Indict Senator'S Son
in Murder Probe

ALEXANDRIA. MINI. Sept. 10.
--BuHtaf Nelson. son OF United
States Senator Knutc Nelson. will
stand trial for murder In the frs,
degree. The Douglas county grand
jury indicted him yesterday In con.
ncction with the shooting las,
March OF Joseph Middleton. OF this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

. PORTLAND. Sept. ie.-Buttor-sse per
EEEs-s. o zoe per dor
Hens--st6 zoe per 10. brotisr.. :s0s.e
per 10.
chssse-Tripists. ssa'se per IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Status of Frisco Marke,

sAS FRASCfHco, sept io.-nu,f-r--.
sxtrss. s,se per 10. prime firsss. SEC per
10.
Exrs-rs,rss. T-c per der: dirsi.. No.
I. soc per doss extra puiI~,s. sshc per
dori undsrslr~d pallets. CSC per dos
chress--Californsa fls,s. fancy. s.e per
ID. nrstr. ss'se per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. sept ie--Foreixr ss.
change was easy at the opening today
sterling demand opened at tasf..
francs. demand Gle. lire. demand azkc,
marks demand isfc. cables Lac. Ca
madam dollars. demand % soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Plays With Matches,
Little Girl Burned

PuYALLUP, Sept. 10. - Louisa
fko. 3-year-old daughter OF Mike Iko,
died yesterday from burns received
Tuesday when she accidentally set
her clothing afire while playing with
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

NEW YORK. sept. 10 --cosfse-No 7
Rio. s.e per ID. No. . sanios. issttc
per 10.
snEsr-nsv. ioTse per II. graduated.
is0i7.ter per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

About four. flfths Of the standing
timber of the country is in privately
owned forests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Untitled Tonnage in
u. S. Is Decreasing

NEW YORK. sept. io-Unfilled
tonnage Of the United States steel
corporation totalcd 1896 .O3s on Au.
gust 81. as compared with 1i.iis.45s
on July 81. decrease OF 1880. Il
was announced here today.
hound. At $50 .. m; str Valdez at Cape
Nudge, northbound. at o. m.
u. =. Naval Communi~atfons
September Str President. Gan Fran.
cisco for Seattle. Off Double Bluff at
.. m; str Derhylino. Seattle for Kan
Francisco. 27t miles from Seattle at kp
m, str western Cross from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
Reported by Wireless

Canadian Government
Neptember D--Mofor schr Apsr elqht
miles north OF Seymour EarroSs, south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

Tho entire coal reserves Of the
world. OF all classes. amount TO more
than 1000. 900 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
CONTRACTORS PAVING \. as,h

81. was let Friday by the board OF
public works 10 the firm OF coiuccio
a Erickson for $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
FRIDAY
SElI. 10

SEPT. 10
r1r~t High Tide
itkf q m. ief r.
fir.t low Tide
sttt a m OIL r.
sc~end ttish ride
= 30 y m tts r.
Second low Tide
ae n IN. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle


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rfrst High Tide
500 a va. 10 3 a.
FIRST low Tide
stss a m. 81 n
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Second low Tide
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10
STORM WARNINGS

Small craft warnings were or
der~d displayed at 7;is A. IN. for
moderate southwest 20 westerly
gales today and tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

The United State~ has issued more
than 100000 patents since the es.
tablishmont OF the patent Office in
1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-10

acres OF land In the United States Is
converted into paper daily.