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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31

Istreet, after spending few days in
Mendoza visiting friends.
Charles r.. Moore, Elmer Wylic
Art Nitschelm. Jay Grettencord and
Fred Ref went to Moline this morn
ing to drive acK FIVE Vclie touring
cars
Mrs. Mary T.. Sibert Of DoWs, Iowa
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizl
beth Beguim, OF Courtney street.
!. Poole of Sheridan was an Otia
wa business caller today.
! Vincent Fox transacted business II
Sheridan this morning.
| Peter Brandcnbcrg of Serena wa
| an Ottawa caller today.
/ Frank White Of MarsellleS called
on friends in Ottawa last evening
/ William Klingburg of Spring Valley
who is attending the University o!
| Illinois, called on friends in this city
today.
| Herman Patterson Of this city call
cd on friends in La Sale last even
/ Ing.
John Schomaa Jr. was Il business
caller in CglesJ today.
William Iiossack was Peru visitor
last evening.
Joseph DOugherty. who for the pas
three months has been working IN
Spring Valley, has returned to nj
nGme in this city.
| Francis Callahan of this city ha>
gone to Brooklyn. y. Y. where he vii.
make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohrt of MarscillcS
were Ottawa shoppers today.
Mrs. Cecil Kuhn Of Gary, Ind, i
visiting her parents, MI and Mrs. l.
J. Farrell, on Mulberry street.
Mrs. j. Heninger OF Washington y
i G.. is visiting at the home Of Mrs
$. Teelc, u St George street.
Miss Mary O'Donnell Of Seneca wa;
in Ottawa shopping today
Thomas Rooney of ISeneia WAS al
! Ottawa caller today,
John Lowe called on friends i'll Sen
cCa last evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs Danielson OF Mar
settles were ottawa shoppers today
Mr. and Mrs l.. Olson of Triumph
were Ottawa callers today.
knute Eide Of hSoridan was an OF
tawa business caller today.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hoxey of Sc
rena called on friends in this city
this morning
Miss Mildred McCurdy of Mar
settles was an ottawa shopper today.
Nicholas Basillion of the Chocolate
Shop went to Chicago today where he
has bought new electric piano to
replace the one now in his store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Highes of Earl
Vile called on friends in this city this
morning. .. ~
Frank Corrigan of aMrseilles tran
sacted business in Ottawa today.
Miss Maud Hayes OF Utica was an
Ottawa shopper today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31

evening aud was laid to rest on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kidd entertain
ed few friends at their home on
Thursday evening.
Mr. Downing is working on the Fa'
Der farm.
Sam Rhea will have public sale
on the Munson farm next Monday
Frank Biers will farm the land the
coming year.
Fleming WEIGH is working for John
Melton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Helm and fam
| lily were Peru visitors Saturday even
| ing
The Ladies' Aid has voted to wire
the manse for electricity. They ex-
pect to have a supper some time in
the near future.
! Leo Splitter took his third degree
in the Masonic lodge Saturday even
| ing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
To preserve Euea

Insects dislike pennyroyal; the sn,eN
OF II destroys some. and drives others
AWAY. Take oil Of pennyroyai. pour
some INTO saucer steep II in smdi(
pieces OF new cotton or wndding, ana
place where required II IL also well
10 place some between the mattresses,
etc When putting furs aside for the
summer, folG carefully. with a little
p'hIiyroyal, and then wrap thoroughly
III newspapers. cumming down the
edges. Place in closely shutting draw.
ers with a little camphor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31

Miss Esther Dierwechter returned
from a three weeks visit at Cham
paign and Decatur.
Mrs. Alfred Connerton of Diinmick
who is suffering from blood poison, is
staying at Ed. Larkin's.
Walter Aitken has a new Nash auto
Smiley Tweed has bought team
of horses from Oscar Lamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
Cathedral Resembles Grass Hill.

OF the worlds cAthodrals. probably
the most curious is that which crowns
hill in Uganda. In appearance it re-
Semb'eS nothing so much as Il noun.
tain of grass. although on closer in.
Spectton one is able to see that mud
and wood have been extensively EN-.
ploycd. The structure can accomo-
date 1000 people.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
Standard Weights and Measures.

The idea OF adopting SCienlific meas.
nrements as basis of II system of
weights and measures, was suggested
as early as the seventeenth century,
particularly by the French astrono-
''mer Jean Picard. who lived from lGgD
to 1859. The system was worked ont
and taken up by the national assembly
of France in 1860 II was adopted
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
&c Master Of Difficulties.

Grapple the first difficulty that
comes up. Wrestlo till you down it,
If 1t takes till break Of day. Get on
top Of it with both feet.-Archcr
Brown
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
x. of c. Special Meeting

At club rooms tonight at $ sharp
business of Importance.
OWEN FOX, G.. Is.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
Notice.

Ladies' Auxiliary food sale at the
Bonnet Shop Saturday morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
Notice..

Buy your pies and cakes for Eas,ei
at the Ladies' Auxiliary food sale at
the Bonnet Shop
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
|HOSTILITIES IN
| CANTULAND DUE
Word OF Armed Clash Is
Now Expected

cALExfcO. Cal, Aug. ff.---Cov.
ernor Estebau cantu was today adj
viHcd not 70 obey orders from Mexico
City TO report 10 the central govern.
fnent for n conference with Presl-
dent DE La Huertas by J. Isaac Ace
vas, cantu commissioner. who yes
terday returned from Mexico City.
Acevas reported 10 his chief that
he had been unable to reach nm
agreement with tho central govern
ment and that DE La Huerta had re
fused 70 recall troops sent TO invade
Lower California
The Cantu commissioner also said
Generals Obregon and Gales were
responsible for the agitation against
Cantu which caused President DE La
Huerta 70 order his removal
Roberto Pesqulcra, representative
Of the federal government. was ex.
pected 70 arrive here today or To
morrow for n conference with Gov
ernor canfu Mt Mcxicali.
Word came from Somcrton. Ariz..
today that American troops guarding
the reclamation service station on
the border opposite Han Luis, Son.
ora. have been instructed To watch
closely for any hostilities between
Mexican federal and cantu troops
A body OF federal soldiers was re.
ported en- route 10 San Luis and AT
Somerton II was stated hostiiities
may coon develop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Lindora Won't Be
Held a. "Wet" Boat

The owner Of the gasoline launch
isindora. picked up by customs off.
GERS at South Bend last Monday for
infraction Of the navigation laws,
VIII not be- prosecuted for violation
81 the national prohibition act. IL
waa announced Wednesday by United
states District Attorney Saunders.
While there II some ground for
believing that the Lindora brough,
In whisky from Canada. We have no
direct evidences Of our own on the
subject" said Saunders.
The owner Of the vessel n liable
10 n maximum penalty Of 81 300 for
violation Of the navigation laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

W 49, tefNNE
stall ffe. : cans tomatoes SIC. ptxw
KssissK's carn flakes sse: crss~o. ! MS
see. rs ara. ms. ff.ks. Rtsii iis
fancy rev rosstsss Z ms fsc SO J
po'atoes, II ms. ste. strinw bears. &C. N,
stall 1871 ehoic~ PINK Salmon. cans
fresh ehurnsd butter. ! fss. rss stall
les. bars Evift's white seap. ssc. 4
boxes scarchilHhs matches. use; can.
Cooperative milk. .tr. sugar stall. Goia
BOND OF wss,isks Special flour. o. 70.
csnternisi Beet flour. ts.ss. I. ma pure
cane sugar. pc.
SANITARY
stalls ft-fr. Coed Luck rrargarins sfe
n Ieikss DeiIeia marxarfn~. ssc M
MS. 100. fun cream cheese asr N
stalls 3i.ts. ling cod. fswo NJ hslthut
checks. ms asc: shrimp meat soc N.
s'ati Ill. fancy sweet corn. zoe can. 4 for
Soc campheii's soups for ssc. fancy
compound. 200 n. honei~ss cornsd beef.
zsc M. lamb stew. Toe N. stall -.
-eediess grape fruit. for ssc. lemons
acc dos.; oranges for $50. Stalls 70.
~. Mascia oil. ssc pit. 500 at. ~ 20
gal; sH-fb. rcd can Hiiis' coffee. 81. "a.
!, rs n y ~ eoffes. $50. stan -.
10 fbs. rolled oats, TIC; ta.fb. sack Fish.
srs Blend flour. tsts. crisco or Flake
White. ssc 10.
stan fo7. fresh creamery butter &c
NJ fresh peanut butter. aoc 10: pIak.
white. ssc ~. Stall 2. leg. ~ iarnh. sse
~; lamb roast, i2sc M: local bacon.
large can solid pack tomatoes. Ise. soc
can pumpkin. tsc stall ~, silver ernolts
MS Csc. halibut cheeks, goo m Z ms
ATE. silver salmon. fsc NJ. 4: rod snspp.r
hs, 2bc. st-ss Pike ST.. sugar cured
eorned beef. isc NJ: lamb chops. SOC
IN al e. ~.
fb.. lean bacon. soc n.
ECONOMY
stan -. pure cane sugar. Yba, &c
lbs. eoo, lbs. tise. Stalls aTss
Ms Lima beans. 2sc: Citrus Powder s7c
pig: fhs siam head rice. csc. stan.
TSP, Maximum coffee. zoe m. bulk
cocoa. s5c ~. . ms 800. Maxola a,t
ssc pt. etc at. stan 20, sse Ro v,';
baking powder ssc: soc coffee 4 NJ
siio. ihs ti.s0. Stall 81, pure ,esat,
milk. isc at. strictly fresh eggs. Esc
dcx.; Winlock butter. s2c 10. stat, "a
salt herring, fbs. 25oi young haIibu,
'fsc NJ. white King salmon. zoe n, a,st,
Jsc. home made meat loaf. 45c In. r..
Garden Jam. soc NJ. veribest aalaa ali
zoe bottle. StaIl 80. corned beef iaiLr
NJ; lamb chops. ESQ H.. slrioln steak
27hc ID.
PIKE PLACE
stan ~. sugar. 2 ms ssc, ms IN.
stan ., tall cans carnation milk. ishe
Stall ~. Shredded Wheat biscuit. isr
pkg. Stall SIS, home made potato salad.
zoe N. Stall %. white jar rubher. 4
dor. lie; Parowax. FAC pkg. Stall 40.
brown sugar, 2sc ID. rice ioc M. new
potatoes, Ills TO 400 per sack. Stall
10, haiibut cheeks. 2 lbs. soc; ling cod
Ice H., salmon trout. isc NJ. Stall ~.
lbs. pure lard. 4se. boiling beef, Zoe
IN. StaIi 1873, fancy whole grain rice.
lbs. ace. pkKs. keliogg's corn flakes,
2sci dox. Jar rubberr, sbc, large can
good salmon. Ito. Stall 10, home crown
tomatoes. loo ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
MEREDITH N|PS
PLOT ON RATES
Commission Men Accused
OF Boosting Charges

WASHINGTON. Aus. II. - sscre
tarY Of Agriculture Meredith. aesins
ON complaint Of shippers Of livestock
that excessive rates were teine
charged BY commission men TO dis
courage cooperative marketing. 10.
day revoked the present rate and ~.
tablishcd rew schedule 10 br effect,
i've after August is.
Meredith stated The action was
taken because shs commission men
were charging from IS 10 81 mor~
for CARROTS having more than ono
owner. The rate established BY this
order permits n charge 81 sf.so for
CARROTS having more than 20 owners
Tho complaint was made by the
Society Of Equity. u was stated.
which charges the Chicago Livestock
Exchange members are required By
the commission men TO exact the
higher rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Stocks Are Steady
at Days Opening
on ". Y. EXCHANGE

NEW ronK Aus Prizes were steady at the opening Of the stock
American ia ssh vi baldwin ioss
Products off VI:
Readins
sfM ". sou General
i22h.
trading.
The continued
20 hold
RIM
The market stocks held
HIGHS
held
American Locomotive ats ranAmerean Petroleum a. f,s
studehaker
Anne sss up ~ Industrial Alcohol s Southern Pacific 81.
Motors is4 sai Reading IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
BRONCO BUSTER
HAS HARD FALL
Fined for Transporting Bev.
erage From Canada

At nm impromptu session of the
United states district court Tuesday
Eddie WiisoA champion broneho
buster Of the world. and Ray Nc.
cardie. professional ''buildoggcr, .
rode TO hard falls before Federal
Judge jeremiah Neterer.
Each pleaded guilty 10 importat ton
OF ~ cases OF whisky from Canada.
ana each was fined 5000. McCardle
paid his fine and was released. but
Wilson IN In the county Jail unable
80 far 10 rniae the required amount
The men prevsn,isiy paid 5000 each
and forfeited their automobile under
stats charges for tho same offcnsc
when arraiened ut Boiling ham,
where they were caught
Wilson won his title at the last
Pendieton roundup. and both men
are scheduled TO participate at Pen.
dieton this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
ASK CHANCE Of
FERRY ROUTE
Would Move Kirkland Boat
to Lake Union

TURNER'S living east Of Lake
Washington In tho district between
Redmond and Falls City. conferred
with Capt J. l.. Anderson. superin.
tendcnt Of the King County ferry
system. In the county commission.
ers' office Wednesday. at which time
request was amadt that the route
Of tho Kirkland ferry be changed.
Tho farmers complained that the
present Seattle terminus OF tho ferry
at Madison park necessltafed that
all motor trucks. hauling produce.
travel up the steep grade on Madison
st. This pull. they declared. used up
their produce profits In gasoline.
II wN suggested the ferry be op-
~rntcd between Kirkland and the
King county dock az the foot Of
Lake Union. No decision was
reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
D. S. WATCHING
ARMS Shipment
Steamer for Matamoras
Has 5000 Rifles

BONNEVILLE Texas. Aug. II.
Federal agents here are watching
for a small steamer said 70 ~
bound for Maiamoras. Mexico. with
n cargo consisting Of 5000 rifles
ana A million rounds OF ammuni.
tlon. The steamer has been 70
ported ar carrying liquor for Masa-
moras, but agents say the cargo
ls ammunition. The arms are be-
Ilevcd to be consigned TO rebels
who are known 10 be operating IN
Tanauiipas and who are expected
70 attack Matainoras.
The ship left Galveston several
days ago. Agents are expecting
landing to be attempted a short
distance below the American Dor.
der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
|CASABAS REACH
LOCAL MARKET
Grabbed Up Quickly at 5
Cents a Pound

business was brisk along commits.
sion row "wednesday morning. A
part carload lot of the first fancy
casabaa Of tho season was cleaned
up within n few minutes at 8 cents
a pound. Apples from Eastern
Washington arc arriving In carload
lots regularly now. with prices rang.
ing from si.6o TO tsbo a boz. de-
pending upon variety and size.
Tho initial Burrcli Gem canta'
loupes from east Of the mountains
brought 81 a crate. A few crates OF
Rockyfords were handled at the
Same figure. standard TurIocks from
California bring ~.
Tomatoes are still weakening. out
door tomatoes from Eastern Wash
ingson selling for " a crate this
morning. a drop Of Is cents.
Eggs and dairy products remain
steady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Can't Bunk Chinese,
Seattle Man Saws

The idea that Chinese as individ-
uals are easily exploited, was denied
by DR.. William l.. Hail OF Seattle.
who has returned from many years
hospital work In the interior OF
China and spoke Tuesday noon In
tho Bon Marche tea room at the bi.
monthly meeting Of the Seattle Ad-
vertising club. Only advertisers who
adhere to policy Of strict honesty
gain the confidence Of the Chinese,
he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
He Had Narcotics
Valued at $1,000

Hearing for Chin Shong. China
man arrested Tuesday night on mar.
cotic charges by Inspector w. IT,.
James. Of the internal revenue de.
partment, is set for 2:3o p. m. Thurs.
day before United States Commits
sioner H. w. McCieiland
Shong. otherwise known as Lee
Wong, was picked UP ut 2fs1s Wash.
ington St, when search OF the prem.
iscs disclosed narcotics worth in the
neighborhood OF $1,000 at current
dope peddlers' prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

HnnFtena~-Arrived August : Hsr Pro-
tesiiAus from n~atsi~ via ports: str kasht-
ma Msru from Seattle via psrss
HcFissotsI--Asrts~d Augsss .. str crpwn
% si.iiria from l<v~rpoei aaa perts for
seattle via ports
cAilss--Arsfvsd Asguss 4; Str siskiyou
FROM B~iingham va 6an Fsan~is<o.
nan rwdsp--sAslsl August To- mr. Al
mifAi schisy Tor nsatsl. sis san rran-
cisco.
San rraneisro-~Arriwed Auruss H. SCR
y. r. Loop from uSevstss str Essssrn Ex.
porter from seattle - 10 - On. aAii~s
August To- str pr~stdsns for Seattle via
Victoria. n. G.. At roou.
Dnrxen~~s-- -Pses~d In AuguSs ies Str
Argyll for TacomA ~ $40 >. M
Port ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In August n,
str G~dnsy fns Seattle At tsss .. m-: q.
= A. T. Martea for seattle a. . .. m.
Point Weiis--Arrtved August 10. ass
fAsoorhs from seattle
MISUNDERSTANDING Anguss tes Meteor
schr 6ansa flsssA ssun TacumA. E4Aa
Eagle uarhov---Aryfvsd August 10. Str
Horace n Raster from e~Atsls.
TacnrA--Arrived August IL str Queen
from Seattle Sailed Auwuss 10. 8sr Al.
mirsi FArrsgut for ssassi.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Sister Gets Bulk
! Of Kennedy Estate

The will Of the late II. b. Kennedy.
pioneer Sound steamship operator.
was filed in probate with the county
clerk Wednesday. dispensing an cs-
tate Of 100000 among 10 persons.
Mrs. Kate X. Kuhn. 1913 14tb ave.
= sister. WAS the largest heir. re.
cetving 1914. The remainder Of
the will was divided into sums rang
ing from $4,000 10 s32,750. A num-
ber az ths heirs live in Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
One Pint Of Gin and
Law Takes a Hand

Henry Brie and A. G. Butler Of
the Brie Drug company. sol Third
ave. face prosecution under the ma
tionaI prohibition act following the
filing Of an information against
them In the United States district
court wednesday morning.
The specific charge In sale OF n
pint OF gin. and IN said TO be the
first charge OF like nature to be
brought up under the Jurisdiction OF
the local prohibition office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

YAKIMA. Aug. ii.--Membern Of
the Wellington State Press assoc!a-
ton were gathering hero today for
a three days convention to consider
Newspaper problems OF the day.
Tho Rise Of the Radical Prcxss
will be discussed Saturday.
Congressman Albert johnson will
entertain the members At Soda
Springs Saturday afternoon. Many
candidates for state offices win be
heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Corn and Oats Are Lower
After an Early Bulge

CHICAGO. Aus. ii.@-TraAtngSwas
Irregular on the grain market tcNey.
At the opening traders sho wed = us
position IN buy December wheat and
selling March. reversing their policy
toward the eiaA.
Corn and oats we're aiixhtiy lower
after IN early bulge.
December wheat opened At es.tets.
up &c from yesterdays close. and
lost &c at tcday's eiose. March ~as
fc At the close AT tz.s9
September corn opened NC high
sr At eissts. closing 81 gi.tss De-
eensber opened at ti..s. up NC. and
loaf fc al the close.
september oats. after opening Nc
higher. closed at Tgsr. off &c. De-
csmbsr opened AZ TING. fc higher.
and closed at Tat<c.
Provisions were steady on = lower
hog market
CHICAGO. Aug. Clash wheat
No. I rcd. tzst93stAs No. , rcd.
t2.st11,st: No. ] rcd. ssss. No.
hard. i2.sa41st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Western Unioners
Will Get q Bonus

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. il,--A
bonus OF 81 per cent OF their Jsnu
AIRY. 1920. wages win be granted all
employees Of IND Western Union
Telegraph company qualified by
length OF service 10 receive II. II was
announced here today. This Ii the
regular semi.annnai income partici.
patton Of tho Western Union EN-
pioyer' association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Receiver IL Asked
for Co-operative

The Pacific Cooperative league
will appear before Superior Judge
Clay Alien Wednesday afternoon to
show cause why a permanent re-
ceiver should not be appointed for
the concern.
Suit against the league was
brought by the Farmers Warehouse
association and A. Einhaus was ap.
pointed temporary receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
NY JAMES IIENI.E.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
new ynerchant marine act gives a
tremendous boost 10 tho American
bureau Of shipping which Ii desig.
mated as the agency In which all
aforementioned vessels must be
classified. The bureau has its head.
quarters az 90 Beaver sf.. New York.
This section Of the Jones' act has
been taken IN some quarters as ~.
rect slap q, I.ioyd'.. the huge British
combination that has enjoyed for
years almost worldwide monopoly
of such business
MANY CHARGES
MADE AGAINST LlOYD's
Fer great many years there have
been charges that Lioyd's has been
discriminating against American
shipping and giving American YES
sells a lower rating than British ones.
This ia turn. IL In alleged. has oom
PEELED our ships to pay higher In.
snrance rate.
Friends of Lloyd's. on the other
hand. deny that American ships nave
beeA treated unfairly and maintain
that f.ioyd's merely require ssouter
construction than our American
builders think IL necessary.
The merchant marsne measure az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

CHICAGO. Arg, ff4-~sfogs--He<sfpss
tr.oeo head. market ssc lover. uutk ~
ssiss. u1Tbafs.tes butchers. titstg
tfs.Ts. packing. tisst9ttss. light. SO
1ts.staft.
Cattle Receipts. s.ses head. market 10
steady. Hesf. ssWiT.se. butcher ssssrs.
sffufs. tanners and cutters y<oT.
stccssrs and feeders. sf.tset 10: cowa
tsBI1so calves. ttsssata
shssp--H Receipts. rsass mead; market
STEADY. Lambs. tT.seaftto. srss. sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Report Schooner
Ashore at Tatoosh

four-mnsted sailing vessel. prob.
ably the schooner William Bowden.
was reported by the Merchants Ex-
change at noon today ashore north
of the Quilliuto river. about rs miles
south of Tafoosh.
The Bowden left Lcvuka. Fiji
Islands. July 10. for Puget Sound
porta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
|FILIPINOS START
MARINE PROTEST
Boycott Americans Because
OF Jones Bill

MANILA. r. l.. Aug. Hill
plnos are starting boycott Of Amer
lean business houses as protest
against the application OF the Jones
marine bin to tho Philippines.
rlacarsis and handhllls urging dis.
elimination against American goods
are appearing In all parts Of the
islands.
Native papers. commenting. say
formation of a boycott organization
would presage the most serious com
merciai conflict in the Philippines
since establishment OF American SOW.
eretgnty.
The situation has been compii-
Gated by a printers strike which
tiles up all the English language
newspapers.
spanish and Tagaiog daiiics saw
in this step toward elimination Of
the English language from the
schools and In commercial life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. if.~-roreixn ev.
ehanxe was STEADY at the opening today.
with demand sterling quoted At ssss. IN
Inc. francs. 7.1sc. up . renfipsns. ilsr
sosc. unchanged. and marks. sisc. vp
1 eentims.
Forsixn exchsnwe Was steady n the
close. With sterling demand at ssss4
Francs demsnd we're TSie lire tese.
marks 341sc. Canadian dollars sssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Stringer Returns;
Campaigned in N. w.

Sheriff John Stringer Is back in
Seattle after trip thru whatcom.
Skagit and Snohomish counties,
where he has been campaigning In
the Interest of his candidacy for gov.
ernor Tho sheriff spoke nj Everett,
Mount Vernon ana BciIingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Tho Money Talks,
Eds Still Jack

Ed wauRh's still rcposes In the 10.
cal prohibition office and 1900 OF
Eds roll reposcs in the Golfers Of the
United States government since he
pleaded guilty Tuesday afternoon to
violation Of the national prohibition
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Federal Jurors to
Report for Duty

Petit jurors Of the May panel Of
the United States district court. ex-
cused last June until the first Of Sep
tember. are instructed TO report for
duty ut 10 a. m. September .. BY Or
der Of Federal Judge Jercn4
Netercr.