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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-06

armcr, the knights Of the period we're
not noticeably large men, and Sieur
JACQUES must have seemed a veritable
giant, for a six-foot attendant at the
museum has tried on his armor and is
said to have merely ratified around
in it."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-06
Our Own Masters.

We have been told that America is TO
save the world and rescue civilization
from dissolution, but We must do 1t
in our way in the way that has made
us, in q little more than a century,
the most unified. the most vIrile. and-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-06

The spouts of china teapots become
very much discolored In time. A wing
feather Of a chicken or turkey makes
q good brush to remove them. When
well soaped and drawn in and out Of
the spout 1t cleans 1t nicely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-06

Amt IL the TRUTH

Mr.. Skepp with newspaper)--Says
here that the man who threw the
bomb at the premier Of Egypt Ii a di-
vinity student.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
U. s. TO PAY
DEBTS HERE
Contractors 10 Get Their
Money, Pronto

Acting under authority Of Gen. II.
NJ. Lord, chief OF finance OF the
United States army, Col Edward T..
Orton, finance officer Of the ninth
army corps. arrived In Seattle yes.
terday from san Francisco 20 fnoill.
tate Tho payment Of accounts con.
tractors have against tho war de
partmsnt
Finance officers have been author.
Wed by Gen. Lord TO make advance
payments pending receipt Of formal
receiving reports. when IL ~ shown
that goods have been delivered by n
contractor known 20 the finance OH.
Ger.
The condition Of the money market
In such. said Col. Orton. that the
government Wishes 10 help industry
by paying It's bills promptly, and IL
willing 10 waive n point and hasten
payment Of at least n portion OF IN"
amount due contractors upon proper
showing. 80 that they can realize i'm.
mediateiy upon deliveries.
Col. Orion was army payfnaster In
Seattle from. 1906 10 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Bonus for
PACKERS
employees
Request for Increase OF
From ST to So a Day
Turned Down by Arbiter

CHICAGO. Dec. Requests for a
70 81 day by employees OF packing
companies were denied today by
Judge Samuel Aischulcr. arbiter In
the dispute between packers and en-
ployes over wages
Judge Aisehulcr. however. granted
some temporary increases TO certain
classes OF workers which will
amount 20 about $1,000. 900 additional
wages which packers win have TO
pay this year.
Judge Aischuler granted all EN-
pIoyes coming under the classified.
ttcn OF general plant workers" a
temporary increase OF per cent M
to July 5. 1870. and ending Deeem-
her s. This award viii really amount
70 a bonus 20 about las. 900 employees
IN Chicago. Omaha. Kansas City.
Oklahoma city. East ST Louis and
sioux City.
The award WIN give each empioye
under that classification an average
Of about si.2s week. attorneys for
The packers estimated. over the
per1od for which tho increase was
made effective. Each man will re
cefve between SIS and ISL so az his
share OF the award.
A minimum wage OF 81 cents an
heur. effective December 6. was set
foR special classes OF workers In the
yart1s. such as electricians and sheet
workerA A minimum wagc OF STA
eRnts for machinery movers was set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Public Markets


SANITARY
0ou4 H-fS. Florida srnpsfsust. fse and
lo8s olnkfst orzne~s. zee. See ard zee
- - c.n y; ~ s'o "a sr.psfrs, . for
1Gn3A q Clover butter. CSC u Coed Lack
nnafBArinA ssc NJ Ds tf.ec. Stalls
11-31- s1isned coles. na -5c: srnsiI
uEstGE1 oyxtas. see pt Stalls fs-rs-tt.
pe<a4s sausaA- he n: dry salt pork. zoe
- ntAr III. sliced pineapple. srnafi
$3.50. Marcia OIL ise. see. si.fs. ss.ts:
Olympic pancake -FOUR tse pkg stall
Is. ysIIov corn meal. I'm. sack re.
"a California beans. tsc
QUEEN CITY
D1nu -. best fresh butter. se~ n. I.
EsSns floar. 50 sack: { ms sugar. zoe:
"a new crop vainuts. ,se. cans oil
nnr1tnea .$e. new stock mincemsst s1c
~ Big bottles esfsup. ssc. co-op<ra-
t1Vo o. Federal milk. lie; fun cream
eAeps. sse n stall s. Armour's sseoa.
~ n, snnr eur~a hama ssss n:
coRxEa
nam $50. pot rosst. Zee n: ~ssi
goaD4 fSc n. stall ~. fresh herring
: ma lie. rss. 7se: salmon. fos use
0ta1Is fs-zs. sugar, Ice n: fancy assors.
Dsst frssh ehurned butter. zoe n: wis
o0as6n brick cheese. ssc and zee n. stan
1e1. Sut Ola. tsc ~. rhs tee: b~s,
faaey creamery butter. sse n. Stall 2
ofssr pot roast. Ice ~. pork roast. 7sc
-. ssal lis. pot rcass. lave ~: str
oD1n steak, fsc n.
ECONOMY
Stalls 1911. enions 10 Ms sc: fresh
poefuee. = heads 1sc- Stall 20. Toe pkEs
sD1A for lie: Napoleon olive oil. ISIS
gal stan Sc. Tea Garden apple butter
e-B. tan si.1s. Puyailnp apple butter. No
- tin 1f.fs- Stall -. sirioin steak use
-. stall u. fresh salmon. :se 10 halt
- 2se n. stalls s7-ss. bars Royal
YA1ts soap. 5se. steam borar soap. lie
~. Stalls 7-s-s. Reliance coffee. In
can soc. an. sf.is: ise can Del Monte
temafoes. Ice. Stalls i-5-1. bacon. use
n. Dot roast, Ice NJ
PIKE PLACE
stan II. American cane sugar. Ice n. /;
Java cane sugar. DC N. stall 70. fresh
milk. ioc at. Stall II. ms. lard. <te (;
roast lamb. ise n. stall ~, Yakima
epuds. SAL apples. lie box Stall s.
smeIts, ma 2se. fresh catfish. Sc NJ
Stall ~. pot roast. isc NJ: lamb shout
DER. fsc 10. Stall 20. Yakima Gem pota-
toes. No. :. si.4o sack. Stall 1904. pump
hin. Zoe can. cans 9sc. Stall iS1s. good
eafmon. large can Toe. Canyon milk Ice
can. High Flight flour. ts-fs. sack - IS
stall 1914. fresh ehurned butter. Bsc 10. I;
I1bbys apple butter. No. can si.7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

Maniia-nalisf Decembsr q ctr Toyo-
hashi haru for Seattle. via port.
Hongkong December 81 str
Talthybtss for Seattle. via ports; str
West ivts for Seattle. via ports Arrived
December :. Str City Of Spokane from
Seattle. via Yokohama and Shanghai
New rorh--Arrtved December a. str
steeimaksr from Seattle aud Puget Sound
ports.
Cape Hsnry-Psased December s., STR
Henry T. Scott for Puget Sound ports.
via san FrAncisoo.
Balboa--Arrived December o. Str cui-
berson from Tacoma. via Han Francisco
and IAN Pedro. str chincha from srat.
tie, via Victoria. n. O.
Eobe--Ssiisd December 4: ctr auwa
Maru for Seattle. via Vancouver. n. G.
Fan Pedro--Arrivsd December g. str
valdez from Tacoma. Sailed December
8: SIR Santa Alicia for Seattle and Puget
Sound ports. via Ban Francisco.
San Frsncisco-Arrivsd Dec-mb~r G.:
Str President from Seattle at a. IN.
Assoria-ssiisd December g: Str 81.
verado for Seattle. via Tacoma
Port Townsend Passed In December u
Str silverado from Valparaiso. via Ban
Francisco and Portland for Tacoma. at
10 a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
.SPUD MARKET
IS UNSETTLED
Yakimas Range All the Way
From $40 TO $45

The apud market n In nm unsettled
condition. Tuesday som" Western
ave jobheru were quoting their best
Yakimaa at tf6 n ton again. Other
houses held 90 the old prices Of $40
TO SO. Aitho jobbera have been pre-
dieting that the downward trend Of
tho last few weeks would continue.
the market has. 10 all appearances.
reached It's low level. The tendency
OF the last couple Of days II firner.
A novelty Tuesday was shipment
of alligator pears from Florida that
aoid az 81 a dozen. Comb honey was
going nj 81 and $3.50 a crate. Lem.
ons werr slightly cheaper at 81 20
ttko box.
No price changes were Registered
in tho laffY market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Rank CIIARINGs
Two Chinese VIII
Not Be Deported

Their writ Of haf'eas corpus grant.
I'd by Federal Jusir~ jeremiah Meter.
er. Jung Ham and sid Yam. Chinese.
held for deportation. were released
Monday Both have been In the
United States for 20 year. They
were ordered dcported on the
ground that they were employed in
silsortrriy house IN kstchikan.
Alaska United States District AZ.
torney Saunders Eave notice Of ap-
peal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
LOGGED Land
ACTION URGED
Expenditure Of $1,000, 900
Recommended

1xpendftxrs of between $500 900
- $1,000. 600 to begin the develop
mont Of ioETed-ofY lands in Western
washington under the land settle.
mont act passed two years ago. was
EQcommendcd at the conference
called In the Frye hotel Monday TO
enasider the subject by the logged.
- land committee Of the Seattle
Chnmber Of Commerce.
Amendment OF tho land settlement
oet 70 make II apply TO other than
oea4e-owned area was also recon.
mondsa
Delegates TO the conference went
- Aldcrwood Manor Tuesday morn
~ % inspect the Land clearing work
6e1ng done there by the Puget Mil
Gompany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

PORTLAND Dee. T.---Castie--rsretpts
bead. market steady. Hsst steers Use
cas-. fsir 90 rood steers tr8T.te.
chaics eowr ard tslf~r-. tstegT! can
nsrs. t1.ssgs-se. bulls. ttss. eAives. 81
Gfi
Hsrs-ns-eirss. zee h~~a: nsrfss is
steady and unchanged.
shs~p--Heesipss. sss hsAd. MARKET ss
d~snorsiissd. Prime lambs. o. 6t1e ruli
isrnt-. tr.Ee0s; warnings. stGf.se.
vethsrs. ttas sv~s. 81 oAta
uatfsr-ttc pr Ia
Erxs--st0sfc p-r dol
chs~s~--t1e per IN
usnn--tT9 &c psr N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

CHICAGO. Dee III nsesip,s.
tk.eso head. market tse 20 ste higher.
Batk ef sales. tsse0tssi hatchsFs. tsss
asso. paehlnn. - te0sfs. uxhs. tsse
% 40
cstti.--Rse~ty,s. i..ees head. rnsrsst
steady. Reef. tfoitis. butcher stock.
tsttott esansfs and cutters. tttee
o. 80. sfeeksrs and Feeders. tsftesits
COWS. stTss So calves. tieetL
sns~p~-n<c~sp,s. sseee had. maysss
Use 20 tse iewer iAmbs. none. sves.
t:eA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Forgets Way Home,
but Wife Saves Him

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dee 7.--wli
liam fsstabrnd. newly arrived from
Denver. found lodgings. and went
out TO buy groceries. Forgetting To
write down bis home address. when
he tried to go back he could not find
IN. way and could not remember
the street and number. After walk.
ing about 10 miles. he made for the
police station and explained his trou.
bic. Shortly after. his wife called up
TO know II they had seen anything
OF William A policeman escorted
him TO his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Better Times

Arc predicted for Seattle after
the flrst OF the year.
Business will get better and
moro stable.
Prices on Business Chances
win undoubtedly 70 higher.
Now would be good time
10 invest II you ever expect
to get into a business OF your
own In Seattle.
businesses are always
changing hands In n city the
size OF Seattle. In today'a
Want Ad section OF The Sur
you find many opportunities
listed.
Rcas tnem- Some may In
tercst YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
DECLINE HITS
GRAIN MARKET
General Selling Is Cause
OF Slump


CHICAGO. Dec. 7.-crain prices
dropped sharply on the Chicago
Hoard OF Trade today. The slump
was led by wheat. which was off
from &c 10 SC on all quotations. Corn
and oats also dropped in sympathy.
The decline was caused by general
selling by commission hous~s Lit
tie buying power appeared.
Provisions were also lower
December wheat. after opening eft
ssc at ti,Ts. dropped 5nc addition
al. March wheat opened down 2he
Mt ti.Ta and later lost another &c.
December corn. off ie at the open
tng. fsAc. dropped thc Hubrcausnt-
~: March corn was off NC at the
opening. 7snc. and later Lost iAei
July corn was Oft Nc At N. opel
ing. T9sc. and later dropped h0
December oats off Nc at the
opening. ssac. later Lost Nc; May
oats opened al bsc. Off NC. and sub
seauently iost another Nc; July
oats after opening down sc. At
sssc dropped an additional Nc
crucACo, Dec. r.--cash wheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Commits Suicide
When Frightened

PAItIH. France. Dec. s'-~HnrgIhrH
entered n farmhouse Mt Troyes and
murdered a servant girl The fhrme-.
fearing he would be accused OF the
crime. committed suicide after pro
testing his innocence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
To Hold Funeral
for NIGHT Waterman

Funeral services for Frank Tyn-
Dali. 81. former Waterman for the
port commission. win be held nj
p. m. "Wednesday at his home. isss
w. sist St Cremation will follow.
Tyndali died Monday morning. lie
L. survived by his widow. Mrs. Eta
Tyndaii. and q son. Hsbcr Tyndali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Reported by Wireless

December Str Admiral Rodmar,
Queen Charlotte South. oorthbound. at
1920 n. m: str Northwestern abeam
Cape Biazo. northbound. a, $40 .. IN.
u. =. Naval Communications
December Str Endicott, Seattle for
United Kingdom. via Ban Pedro, $50
miles from Seattle at q .. m. atr silver
ado, Portland for Tacoma. ss miles from
Cape f1attery at .. m. u 4 y Re-
storer. Seattle for Bamfieid, ". C., an
chored at Barclay Sound ut D. m str
West Togus, Boston. via Seattle. arrived
IN Portland; str Lyman Stewart Port
San Luis for Seattle. $40 miles from BE-
sttisN at .. m. str Admiral Dewey,
Han francisco for Seattle. 1899 miles
from sesttle at D. m; ctr Deuel.. geat-
tie for Yokohama, 1890 miles west of
Cape flattery at .. m. str Whsatiand
Mont. Kobe for Seattle, 1.b3t miles from
Seattle at Q .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Dollar Takes Ship
and Changes Name

Name OF the steamer Admiral
Wainwright has been changed 20
Agnes Dollar. Permission for the
change was granted Monday by the
commissioner OF navigation. The
boat was purchased recently by Rob
ert Dollar from tho Pacific Steam
ship Co. she will be sent To the
Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Shipping Lanes on
Pacific Are Urged

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Dec. PRO
posals have reached here from Tokyo
urging that shipping lanes be defined
across the Pacific 10 prevent acct.
dents at sea- Each company's YES
sells. II Is proposed. would follow
that oompany's lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

NEW YORK. pse. f.--rs~stxn srrhass~
fNe. france tste. iire tse. marks ifTe.
c.nsfisn cellars sT.sse. Unchanged.
papisn sr-nsn itr,~.
Sterling vas of sse. 81 titsN. ~ tire
eioss. francs. sstc. off eratfrn~s. lire.
aisle. off eentifnsss snsrks i,fie. off !
e~ntirns. Canadian. doIiara. psha eff
lac; psnish kron~n. tAfke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Chilean Consul to
Probe Pirrie Loss

Designated by the Chilean consul
general at New York 20 Investigate
the sinking OF the barge W. ]. Pirrie
off the Washington coast ten days
ago. Marcos Gradia Huldobro. chii
can consul at san Francisco. was
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Saturn Returns From
Dash to Far North

The radio repair ship Saturn. re-
turning from the Pribiioff islands.
where she carried food for the relief
Of the natives. brought hack to Seat
tie $4,000 seal skins. valued at "a
600. 600. She brought, also 20 barrels
Of seal oil and $50 sacks Of fer
tflIzAr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Mate Lost Overheard
From Steam Schooner

ABERDEEN. Dec. "details as
20 the fate OF Emile Stuii-errnan. sec.
ond mate OF the steam schooner Las.
sen. wcrc awaited here today. lie
either jumped or was washed over.
board at a. m. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminsi-str Eastern Lead
or. str Maquan. str Westward JTo
Great Northern terminai--Str Kashima
Maru.
Smith Cove anohorags-str EidrfdEaL
Pier Str Windber.
pier 5--str West Ivan.
Pier Str Santa Ana, str Kstehfkan. NJ,
Victoria.
Bell A. terminal u y n surveyor, " q
g q Algonquin. str Unaiga.
Pier D--str Admiral Schiey. str Admiral
Dewey.
Union Pacific terminaI-str Yosemite.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--U l. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Seattle IL Held to
Be Good Fire Risk

In a report Of the committee on
fire prevention and engineering stan
dards Of the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters. Seattle is chsracteriz-
ed. on the whole. as a good risk"
The general statement is that the
number Of fires IL moderate. but the
loss per capita is moderately high
and the loss per fire very high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
N. Y. K. Plans Better
Service Next Year

With passenger and freight steam
ers leaving this port every 81 days.
the Nippon Yuscn kaiaha today an
nounced It's 1891 sailing schedule will
be - staiiings from Seattle next year.
an Increase OF II saliings over 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

TATooFH fsf.ASp. Dec. g.--s A. NJ
Falling bsrurnetsr. raining. vini south
east. Is miles an hour. Passed IN; STR
Atias at y. m. . steamer At siit a.
m. Passed osts A steamer ct sac . IN.
q stsaraer at sste a. VA.
D~eemb~r s--fisfe A. M--c1oudy.
wna sos,h. ~ miles an hour. ". NJ
Raining. Wind south. ~ miles an hour.
Passed In; str ". n Porter at ans ,.
IN I: str windb~r at fste .. tn
SEkH BAr. Dee. It's A. N.-pe-
durinw the night
CLALf.AM BAT. Dew. - A. NJ
Departed Inward: s<hr Nssross. towing.
during the night
PORT ASCEf.Es. Dee. 10 A. NJ
Departed outward. Str ~ n. fovetoy
durinx the night Arrived: str Teucsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Prices Irregular as
Mem York Exchange
Opens for Trading

YORK the stock market open
tina They neuded off a. htndebahe bN
off Mexican ~ Southern Pacific
ssA " United states Pacific Oh asa up ~ nd
win Locomotive o. Off =; southern Pacific os. up
y; General Motors ibA, VI Royal Dutch &c. OF y.
market buoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. f-Rugar Raw
~ PEI 10 sraHuiatsd, - az per ID.
caffss Spot No. 7 RIO. 7e per ~ San
tns No. 4, ieufose per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

THE most permanent assets Of the Puget Sound Country
its dewater facilities for carrying commerce. its
materials going industries and developed power The
half million people who live in the Puget Sound Country
expression of its timber minerals soil and those other
things that have to be done here because the Puget Sound district
is where it is and has what it has in
Realizing what all this the Puget Sound Power Light
Company has, from its earliest days pursued consistent policy
of development in this section At the present its electric
ang plants have combined capacity of 100000 horsepower
of energy which it distributes and sells this region
In investing in the notes of the Puget Sound Power Light
Company putting money into the most basic indus
try in this section Manufacturing plants smeter coal mines
flour mills paper mills cement plants lumber mills
and other industries depend this Company for their
power AND THESE BUSINESSES ARE so DIVERSIFIED
THAT PROSPERITY OR DEPRESSION in any particular
business industry CANNOT SERIOUSLY AFFECT THE
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY AND THE VALUE OF
THESE NOTES AS AN INVESTMENT.
The earnings of the Company from the sales of public
necessities the demand for which is continually increasing
When you buy Puget Sound Power Light Note you
doing than participating the development of electricity
you tying the fundamentals of the of this sec
ton and getting SO your money while doing So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Arrivals and Departures

December Str winds~r from San
Pedro at 1870 q m. str Admiral Dewey
from san Diego. via San psdre snd a.n
francisco. at : o. m. str west ysssup
from Point Wells
SAILED
December Str Admiral ackfey for
Han Diego. via san Franciseo and San
Pedro. at noon. str J. A. Moffsss fer aan
Pedro At q m. str Eastern Erord for
S~v Orleans. via Everett. at tsto q m.
December Str Edmors for Manila
via Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai and
Hongkonz at 7;,o . m. u n G Saturn
for Puget Sound naval station at s.1g
p. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Chicago Car Lots

(uspa.y's Qsstafieasl
Furnished By T. ~ Msnaing q Css.
SIS second Avenue
Crsin- nse,a Cent Es;d. fLYr.
Wheat. ...-.-.. 10 10 " Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07

DENVER. Dec. Cattle Receipts
f.teo head rnsrks, steady, Steers. tie
so. cows and hsif-rs. srto0s: stock.
er- and feeders. ts8T.7s. calves. tT@te
Hexs- Receipts. $40 head market lee
20 Sc lower. Top. nose. bulk Of safes.
- ts9sss.
shesp-Hse~ipts. tee head: market 's
feeders. uzs8fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
STOCKHOLDERS or THE DRY.

DEN co. filed voluntary petition
petition for disincorporation In the
superior court Tuesday. The con.
Germ claims all debts are paid
-~~~~~~~~-~~~Se1-D
s~istsurs. T. " T Heather
Pacific Coast Engineering worts--atr
Nne str feoniun.
Connecticut St term n . Str Steel
Ranger.
Alaska steamship meortns.-su sf.g-
way.
jefferson.
Lander 81 tsrnfnsi-wr ysIbseh
Milwaukee ocean tsrminai--str States
man.
Todd dryfoeks Columbia. str spo-
kane. str Endieott
Puget sound bridge A Dredging works
Hull Rainbow. str Patterson.
dos. Addison. A1ienhnrHt. Ahmik. An
shon. Bayd.n. bertrand. ninrsmen.
Bircays. Black Welt. Blanford. Del.
win. BouEhton. Psxuts. Puysiiup.
Cagsean. capraria. Cardis, Cenina,
chsrus. chesterisid. chsici.. cinsas.
Cinyras. corps. coEisn. Cola. Clone.
Eiissa. Electra. Endymion. Fort Iiar-
rison. Fort Jackson. Fort atsnwir.
Fort Union. imufsa. Leoti. Kitan. str
Oregon.
Ames yards--str Roosevelt
Fisher FIGURING miiis--str West Nor
ranus.
Jordsr tarrn,nais--gtr Jim Butler,
Stream Buoy Q. str Eidridgs
Point Weiis--str West Himrod.
----T------a------------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
Ship News
Iides In Seattle


INEOAN
nEC Z
frr~t High Tide
siss a w. les II.
FIRST low tide
sN n m. eS n.
N~cend high Tide
itap . m ia u.
Second Low Tide
siis y. IN. Ia n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-07
WEDNESDAY

prt, a
trr~t High Tide
tisa a m nt IT.
t1r~f los Tide
assp a IN. ~ ~
second ttiah Tide
sa6 y m hV ~
second low ride
atta y IN. ' IT,
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