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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03

In the olden days Of glass-staining only 12 colors were known, while more than 5000 different pigments are used now.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
LADIES' AID MEETS

The Methodis Ladies' Aid met yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hamp Cochran in Moon canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
LUNCHEON CLUB MEETS

An interesting talk on the geology of Sacramento hill was given yester. day before the Luncheon club by Ar. thur Notman.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
DR. .RICKETTS HERE

Dr. l.. D. Ricketts, mining man and geologist of national reputation, ar rived in Bisbee yesterday from Tomb stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
BUILD SIDEWALKS.

Several residents of the boulevard at Warren are putting in sidewalks. w. T. Wells has just finished a walk in front of his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
CAMERON IN BlSBEE.

Ralph Cameron, candidate for United States senator, arrived in Bsbee yesterday from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
cUNNINoHAMs RETURN.

MT and Mrs. M. J. Cunningham re- turned yesterday from trip to the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
ENDS VACATION

Donald McGeein of the Lowell branch of the Phelps Dodge Mercan- tile company, has returned from a months vacation on the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
TIPS OF THE TOWN
PAY DAY AT c. 6 A.

Today is payday with the c. & A company.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
LOCATES IN RissEE

w. E. Herget arrived in Bisbee last night and has taken a position with the Tovrea company here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
EL PASO BROKER HERE

E. V. Winchester. broker of Fl Paso, was a business visitor in the city yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
RETURNS TO LOWELL

Richard Humphrey has returned to Lowell from the coast where he has been for nearly a year.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03

Thomas w. Nealon of Phoenix for Supreme Court.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03

vehicle for every 9 yards Of it's rail i lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
TO LOS ANGELES

H. P. Johnson left last night fo Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Eleven Get Above
the Half Per Cent

Eleven pre-Fourth jays were melt.
Ing into soberness in the city jaIi
Saturday. Possessors OF the exces-
site percentage of alcohol were ar.
rested In various parts OF the city
between midnight and noon. Oscar
Wallen. 50, laborcr. was the only
one Of tho exubetant IL 10 offer TO
share his joyfulness with police. His
generous offer was refused by the
booking officer crew.
-~~r~~~S~~~~~~~r~~~r>>~~ ~~~~~~~~4~-~.~~s~~
prrss sovnd bridge a Dredging works
". n n. Patterson.
Standard Boiler ~orks-5,r II d. Love-
Joy.
lake uniop--Hpiis noauairnis. Brorten.
L~otA. Endymion. Fort Jackson. Ad-
olson. Boughton. Bowesmont. Bourne
VILE. Aile1hurst. Abiiia Adria. Ca
prariA. Eisstra. osiwin. Abydos. Area
deniin. Academia, Pesufa. Black Wolf.
Blekisnd. Bastins. Blanford. Agron.
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Fort StAnwix.
Imufba. Kiton. Loot. Dions. cagacsn.
Cozinn. cinsyras Cardia. Eiissa, schrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
Au1ee yArds-Btr Roosevelt
Heffernan drypock-str Fred Barter.
Coiman creosoting works-str Horace x.
Baxter.
sehwassr 4 Ns,ueson miii--str NJ s.
Dollar.
am---schr Riaatind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Manly's Review of
Trade Conditions

Finance-No important change In
financial situation. Transfer OF pub
lie interest from industry and a.
nance 10 politics has taken economic
problems Off the front page. but con.
ditions are almost II not quite as
menaeing as during spring. whom
panic talk fillcd the air.
National Bank Of Commerce hits
the nail on the head when II SAYS
there is no hope for financial adjust.
ment until railroad situation ~
fundamentally improved Farmers.
manufacturers and merchants cannot
pay loans until goods move. High
discount rate policy Of federal re-
serve board win be ineffective until
traffic improves. Railroad labor
board and /. e. c. rather than the
fodetal reserve board hold keys 10
financial situation.
London Economist. In annual bank
review. points with alarm TO fall In
the ratio OF capital and surplus OF
English banks To deposits. shows
percentage OF capital and surplus 10
deposits has fallen from rs per cent
In 1910 TO 81 in 1919. In other
words, the underlying financial
structure OF British banks today In
nearly twice as weak as ten years
ago. Same development In less
marked degree has occurred In the
L. :. Corresponding percentages
for L, s. arc 2s.6 In 1909 and ia.S
for 1919 Significant that underiy-
Ing structur. OF American National
banks Ii now stronger than were
BRUSH banks In 1870 and nearlN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
T0
Celebrate
TONIGHT!
First Section OF Seattle to
Observe the Fourth
OF July

Ballard wei be INST TO celebrate
the Fourth, The festivities will
start with music and song at tao ..
m. Saturday evening at the Ballard
fiayfield. The hig poiicemen's hand
viii I've thee and Francis Russell
thu Community Service Song leader
viii lead In the outdoor sing.
Ballard has been working UP 20
THIS big community event. tonight.
Tor some time. Before this II put
over 'community dinner" and a
'community pageant" 4.
Before the pageant there was the
home play demonstrations attended
by i.9oo people. designed to get every
hack yard IN Ballard fitted up as a
playground and 70 set every father
mother playing with their boys
girls. And before this there was
\ Ballari's first Community Christ.
gas and New Years celebration
when moro than thousand people
Ang carols about the beautifully
sEhted Christmas tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Vessels in Other Ports

Nan FrAncisoo--Arrived July 4, str
baslns~ from San Jose Arrived July 4
Str Admiral Dewey from San Diego and
nan Pedro NJ .. m str Admiral faF.
ragni from Seattle az .. m. Eaiied July
nu Atlas for Prince rupert. 10. G. at
! .. N.
Vancouver. ~ c.--Arriyed July o. str
hontsAgie from lfonFkong via ports
victoria. ". c-~PaNEed July - alr Boil
ton Castle for comos, u. G.. at a m.
comot. ~. 6. Arrived July j. SIR Boil
ton Cattle from Liverpool
buHsensHs Passed IN July Z, gov
eminent transport steamer At D m
Port T0wnsend.--PAsssd Inward July q
s,r Admiral H"bree for Seattle AZ 1870
.. ~. sir Admiral Goodrich for Seattle
AZ .. m. Passed outward July /. str
city % seattle AZ i;so o.. m. str Togo.
hashi Maru at $50 .. IN.
hukilt.o~~Saiied July D. Str Port An
Eslrs Tor san Francisco via Port Angeles
Point Wsiis-Arriyed July 3, Str pl.
ablo from Seattle for United Kingdom.
hellinKhhn-- Arrived Juiy 3: H;r Ad-
mlfai Sebfee from Seattle
Eserrit--ssiied July d Str Phyllis for
Ran Franchise.
Port oamels-Arrlved July II Str y n
LOOP nom Esn Francisoo.
Tacoma Arrived July 81 Ctr Afsioa
Nsru from Seattle. aaIisd July 3. str
biahio for seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Get PENSIONS;
| DON'T Want EN-
1870 Doesn't Appeal to
Men on S. 900 a Year

WASHINGTON. D. c. July a.
Congressman are. being besiegcd by
requests from government employees
above 10 TO hold them in their jobs
They don't want 10 b. retired on n
pension. Some neA who are getting
$4,000 a year are about 10 be retired
on pension Of s7eo year
The young employees. aged. say.
from 20 to 30 are also complaining
70 congressmen that Il is an injustice
70 require them TO pay "a per cent
1t their salaries 10 the pension fund.
For two~core years employees have
hecn aEitating for a pension system.
I And now that they have one. none
~ theri are satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
FISHING SHIP IS
BURNED TO EDGE
Charles E. Moody Lost in
Bristol Bay

The American ship Charles r..
Moody burned TO the waters edge In
Bristol bay. Alaska. according TO a
wire received by X c. HIN, manager
Of the Merchants Exchange. Satur.
day
The Moody was opernted by the
Northwestern Fisheries Co. She IL
believed 70 be total loss Her loss
will be distinctly felt In Alaskan fish.
ing circles. a. she was ono OF the
mainstays OF the fleet Hlli says.
More than 200 fishermen wero TAX
on TO Bristol bay from here on April
20. 1890. records at the Merchants
Exchange show. She was command.
ed by Capt Haskell and Is rated at
i.734 net tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

three times as strong As British
hanks today Looked at from an
other standpoint. British banks are
doing more than twice ms much busi.
ness per dollar Of capital and sur
plus as American banks.
Transportatian-on basis OF nj.
most complete official returns rail
roads had actual operating deficit OF
siS,6s5.S0O as compared with net In.
come OF te0.703,00o In Aprn. 1919.
under government control This
means that under clause In rsoh-
Cummins bill guaranteeing roads
standard return Of about $4,000 600
a month. the federal treasury must
pay them about 10000. 900 on nc.
count OF April operations.
For the first four months of 1920
the amount which must be paid out
Of the treasury TO roadg under guar.
antee totals approximately ,29b .oo0,-
600. as compared with tsts. 900 600
May and June expected TO b- almost
as great as In April.
Trad--Frank A. vanderiip says
that by 1898 u. & must import moro
than she exports In order 20 balance
trade, Foreign commerce reports
for March and April. with marked
decline IN exports and Increase In
imports indicate We are fast reallx-
ing Nandcrlips prediction. but re-
ports for May. with decline In I'm.
ports and increase In exports. show
complete reversal.
MISUNDERSTANDING down OF indus.
try due TO railroad congestion has
started much unemployment talk
which IL adding 20 labor unrest
Strong Indications that this unem.
ployment r. being exaggerated In Mt.
tempt To scare workers and make
them more careful about holding
Jobs. This 10 dangerous propaganda.
as labor psychology seldom runs
true 20 expectations OF employers.
Labor reaction that hear from this
unemployment talk is Work In go
ms 10 run out. better 30 slow and
make II last"
Crops--Analynis OF detailed cost Of
farm production showing farmers
losing money on current prices
proves these 'iossoa" arc due prl.
marily to farmers learning all the
kinks OF higher accounting
Kansas board OF agriculture shows
farm loss Of ~ cents per acre on
wheat Included in cost figures.
however. are tl.2s FOR crop risk. 20
ti.sT for management. 20 ccntr for
interest on Aoed. and other items
which the farmers OF 20 years ago
never heard Of.
Iabor--innide situation of railroad
labor board said 90 b. ms follows:
Hunt. OF Cincinnati. representing
public. with lRtor representatives
urging liberal immediate Increase
based on living wage for lowest
paid and d.ff-rcntlals for skilled en-.
pioyes. Railroad representatives
stand for small increase and are said
"a be Joined In this attitude by
Hanger. Of the public group. Chair.
man Barton attempting 10 find com
promise. Railway Brotherhood off,
ciass believe railroads are willing 10
have strike preclpl,ated n 1, comes
before September 1. while federal
guarantee In In operation Also DO
live railroads are giving Indirect
support TO outlaws in order 20 break
power Of regular unions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
MARKET DOES
BIC BUSINESS
Holiday Rush Evidenced on
Western Avenue

The pre- holiday demand Of retailers
and restauranteurp resulted in rec
ord'brraking days business on West
ern ave. Saturday.
Strawberries, bananas and wnter.
melons were cleaned UP early In the
morning, but n shipment Of melons
was expected 20 arrive later In the
day. CtntaloupcA coming In at tho
last moment. relieved the famine OF
the last day or two.
The demand for new potatoes con.
tInued strong. aitho there seemed 70
bo plenty on hand.
The butter and egg market re-
manned firm Saturday. with a prob
able rise In the price OF the latter
predicted for early next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
CAR K|LLS;HE'S
FINED $1,000
Was Accused OF Driving
While intoxicated

Gust Peterson, TIC 10th ct. plead.
cd guilty Friday TO "A charge OF man.
slaughter in connection with his kill.
ing Mrs. Lucinda Case. 81. 7l5 ~.
4sth St. by running her down with
his automobile while intoxicated, and
was fined $1,000 by Superior Judge
Mitchell Gillian.
The accident occurred April Mt
Fremont ave. and Motor Place. Re1a.
.tives OF Mrs. Case addressed a letter
TO Prosecutor Fred Brown In which
they asked no Jail sentence or fine be
melted out. as the Petersons and
Cases were neighbora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
SYNDICALISM
LAW IS UPHELD
Labor Votes Down Resolu.
ton Opposing II
ny EDGAR c. WHEELER

SPOKANE. July s--Robcrt II.
Harlin. district president Of The
United Mine WORKERS. was chosen
today 90 represent tho state Fedora
ton Of Labor NJ the labor party and
committee OF IS convention In Chi
cago. July 10.
President William short. Secretary
Buck and Jean Stoval. state woman
organizer, were nominated. but dc.
clined.
James Duncan. Of seattle. already
IL in Chicago. representing the Scat
tie Central Labor council Fred
Chamberlain. OF the Puyaliup
grange, representing the nonparti.
san league. left last night for Chi.
cago.
The convention today declined 10
adopt four resolutions demanding the
repeal or the criminal syndicalism
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrived
July s-str Disbio from Tacoma at
Tt ., m str Morning star from Van
oouyef. -, C.. a. 1870 a, "a.
July 2-Htr Admiral Goodrich from
Anchorage via Southwestern and south
eastern Alaska and Ocean Fails. -. g..
at gfs D. m. str 81 \. Dollar from
honHhons Via ports and Vancouver. ~.
g, at 100 .. m. afr Admiral aabres
from han Pedro via Han Francisco a. 4
p m str oedney from Southeastern
Alaska NJ 2.a0 .. m. U. n l. ~. r. Rose
from cruise at ASA y. M
sailed
July Str Admiral Hetres for Van
oouver. ". O.. via BsiltnFham az 7sas
a nj str Africa haru for Tacoma at
7ss a. M. Y. r. /. H. r. Rose for cruise
at a. IA.
July a-str Toyohashi Maru for Hong.
kong via ports ana Victoria ~ g., at
1875 a. m. su CArtona for Nsuyitas and
Site. Cuba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Dolls, Sent to
Wounded Yanks,
Makes 'EmGlad

WASHINGTON. July s--A ship
ment OF dolls made by junior Red
Cross workers at Mooresville. n, G..
and intended FOR children In Europe.
was sent by mistake TO eSservicc
men convaloscing at often, n. g.
. A request for return OF shipment
brought this reply;
''if the makers Of these dolls
could have seen tho merriment and
actual pleasure they gave the men,
the error In shipment would not ~
regretted, Nothing distributed In 4
dong time gave the boys 10 much
fun"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
TheyC 'tEuen
ChewCigars in
COnuentiOnHau

SAN FRANcIscO. July Chew
ing on cigars was put under the Of.
fetal ban at the auditorium today.
a clerk, with large. broad chested
fireman standing beside him looking
fcrcely out over the crowd. an.
nounced from the rostrum that
smoking was prohibited and that the
chewing Of an unlighted cigar was
prima fncie evidence that violation
Of the rules was being contemplated.
Cigars and cigarette smokers. hold.
ers and ohowers will be thrown out
the clerk warned. and the muscular
fireman nodded grimly. The result
ing cheer was somewhat ragged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Tried to Pass Fake
Bill; Bonds $500

Attempting to pass a federal bank
note that bad been raised from 81
TO $40. Abraham Simpson. 40. col.
ored. was arrested by secret service
operatives Saturday morning.
Simpson In alleged to have offered
the note to a Chinaman In payment
for two silk handkerchief.
Preliminary hearing was held BE-.
fore u. s.. Commissioner n. W. Nc.
Clellsnd Saturday morning. and the
prisoner held In $500 bonds for final
hearing July Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

0rsA; Northern tisr--str Kashitaa Mari,
Pier it-etr proissfiaua
Pier is--Htr pargsn.
Pier ie--str rAnss
Bel ~ terminal Str r3roston, z. 81.
Relief
Pier s--sie DeiIxh,
Union Pacific dock--s,r Kieaku Maru
Pier A-s,r Admiral Goedrich.
pier D--Sir President
Pacific Coast Engineering vorts--str
Lake Fiib.rt
Stacy a. terminAi--r. q g. Burnside
Lander 81, ,srminai-gr Eastern Guid.
Esst Waterway terminAi--8fr Deuel., str
Eastern Exporter, str West Ison.
Todd drydocks--stf Eastern importer, str
FroVidenciA, str watson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Peeved at Move
to Wreck Churches

LONDON. July 3.--Aii London is
aroused over the proposal to tear
down 10 OF her churches and sell
their sites 70 banks and commercial
syndicates. The movement TO sac.
riffcs these churches, to take ad.
vantage OF the commercial value Of
the sites. has been growing for sew
eral years, IL is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
LABOR men PAN
PALMER RAIDS
Say He's After Workers,
; Not Proiteers

A resolution attacking Attorney
neral Palmer and the department
fnmticc for negiectinS to prosecute
20 seers and criminals In high
places" while conducting raids on rad
Itcals. was adopted by the convention.
The acts of the department OF jus
1ce, r was charged. were in violation
)Uf the constitution OF the United
States.
we cali on the attorney general"
the resolution said. TO cease prose.
cutting workingmen and to 20 after
the profsteers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Should Have Put in
Claim, Then Called

TACOMA. July "a thrifty citi.
zen here put In q claim OF IS against
the estate OF n murdered man for
calling the doctor at the time OF the
shooting affny. And the admins.
traitor turned II down. The world is
full of hard hearted men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Etaiis sT.is. SO can Royai baking pow
der. aso. ! ekEs. Post Toastlss, s,os
s.r can NJ = u. coffee. t2.ts. asc pkg
olympic pancake flour. ssc. acc can red
beans. Zoe. stall a. smei,s, ms. acc.
sois-. i0c NJ. fresh cod. lbs 9sc red
snapper /, Ms. use. halihnt. 7eo 70. stan
40. Ghirar6eilis chocolate. CSC 10. lbs
81 &c; Italian olive oil. ass at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRAScfsco. July s--Bu,ter--
Extras. sie per 10. prime fifstA, b3hc per
ID. firHta. tive per 10.
Eggs Extras. size per dor; dlrtiss,
tsho per don extra puiietn. bhe per
dos. undsrnired puilets. s5c per dor.
cheess-CAlifornla flats. fancy. 5te per
ID.
Austria. ctr ArtirAs for :pomoea rugtTEJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
In their June issue,

In their June issue.
Golfers Weekly suggests
that either one or other
of the two political par
Z ties nail down its ag1-i-
cultural plank with the
following words:
we aim TO put the land
owning. permanent. family.
raising farmer back 90 the
soil OF the United States. We
pledge ourselves TO extend the
Federal Farm Loan principle
not only 40 that farmers al
ready owning land may Dor
row on farms. but so that
properly qualified citizens
may buy farms. We pledge
ourselves as a party to press
upon all State governments
to readjust their taxation OF
farm lands and farm improve
menta with the direct pur'
pose Of placing the burden OF
taxes upon the holders OF
land. either idle or not opcr-
ated by the owner, and OF re-
moving the burden as far as
possible from the land oper-
ating owner and from all the
improvements he makes upon
the land"
The Star heartily in
dorses the sentiments of
Golfers and asks you to
turn to the Classified
Page where you will find
many good buys in acre
age and farm lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Falls From a Pole
Into Workers Arms

TOLEDO. Ohio. July 3.-Edwnrd
Holland. 81, had narrow escape
from death when he fell from n tele.
phone pole here after being severely
burned by an electric fire. John
Deppe. a fellow workman. caught
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Germany Continues
to Win Battles

BERLIN. July All Foreigners
stopping at German hotels win have
10 pay their bills in the currency of
their home country or In German
money with a supertax OF 800 per
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
BANK CLEARINCs
Denver Market Status

DENVER. July s.--cattis-Rscslpts
100 head; market COO 10 81 lower Steers,
fI0Uiz, cows and hsifef9 5000. 20 /.
stoeksrH and feeders, f7ws.
Hogs Receipts. 900 head; market IL
steady and unchanged.
Hheep--iteceipts. $500 head; market IL
steady. Lambs. tisuit. ewes. tsgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Stall II. fresh salmon. soc n red
snapper. fo- ssc! ling cod. ne abo.
frrsh silver salmon zoe n. smeltH $50
m stalls 1915. big can sauerkraui. iQc.
large oval ran ssrdinss. isc, hard shell
wainuts. isc N stan i9z. fresh cream
cry butter. Soc p sSe can pors and
beans fsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Chinese Want EN-
With Bigger Feet

SHANGHAI, China, July Eve
want wives with big feet and educa.
ton" This is the unique college
yell which Chinese school boys have
adopted here. Once no man would
have married woman whose feet
were not bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
ROADS IGNORING
COAL CAR ORDER
Mine Agent Sees No I'm
provement in Car Shortage
BY JOHN H. PRATT
Publicity Commissioner. Nations
Caai Assoeiafian


WASHINGTON. July a--Thsrc II
only slight Improvement In the car
shortage crisis since the interstate
commerce commissions order for a
ao-day priority on eoaf cars went
into effect June 81.
This IL due partly 10 interference
In the movement OF all cars on ao.
count Of the switohmsn's strike.
Railroad carriers do not appear
sufficiently impressed with the situa'
ton TO adhere strictly To tho spirit
% the commissions order. Instead.
they are following the lines OF least
resistance In allowing coal cara TO
be used generally az before.
Each carrier Il making his own In
depreciation OF the commissions or.
der, - that coal cars are being al.
vertcd from the mines to haul other
commodities than coal at the within
OF tn. railroads.
As . r~sult. shippers Of sand.
gravel. pleasure automobiles
are able To get . large supply OF
coal cars while serious shortage
Of carr still exists nj the mines
The only Improvement In the car
situation OF which we arc advised II
In the extreme South. Alabama and
part of Tennessee. In other fields
an acute shortage exists. while In.
sistent demands for coal ovcrwhslm
operators.
Only by strict enforcement Of the
cornatnslon's order will the situation
be improved. The commission ad.
vlscs us that IL Ia anxious TO get the
tanKle Strengthened out. Tangible
results are expected by the commits
sion within the next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
- ------------------------- -
Public Markets


stalls So. shoaidsr young rnst'en. f,9e
N. breast % veal. toe n shoulder ~
veal i've N. stalls fs.tT. carnation
mas. TIC can. zoe cans bel Monte
pork ana beans $50. nc can sardinss In
OF. isr stall ies. fts. cane surar.
tss Llbby's apple butter. zoe can. paper
plates. Ice dnn stan Use. Hifs rcd can
coffee. In. tae i.ip,or's tea. In. Use
: hkrs cryt;at white sasp zee stall
iss. bars Fsis Saptha s8ap. sscg
large can schiiiinss eoffse. tiat. ace
psR carrants. gts sAmonst. foe lunches
Use stain ii-tst. it's new potsiosss
ssc lbs new potatoes. sto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. July s--Ths New York
Stock exchange and other New York
markets were closed today. holiday
was declared over the tth o. July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
eAN1TAVY

stan IS. Crystal white soap. ice bar.
fsts. large pkE. wsshinr po~der. sbc: 5
70 pkg prunrs tI.oo, 2 a 10, can INNS
coffee. ii1s. soda crackers. 7oe N ise
can aardinea Toe. stall las. grape juice.
.ec pt. bottle. Isc At bottle. stall i0s.
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