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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01


ningen af nevnte Aarhundrede
knnde en- Fader selge sine Born
som SLAYER, ligegyldig hvad Al
der de havde. Diokletian begren-
sede denne Ret til Saleet at ny
fedte i Tilfplde, hyor Foraldre.
ne var j y5erste Nod Der var
naturliet nok kun liaen Efter-
sporvsel paa slavsmaakeaet ei-
ter Born i saa sped en- Alder.
Tidl.gere blev Born j stor I'd
strakning opfddt med Slavemar-
kedet for 0jne, og Diokletians
Edikt bidrog derfor I'll, at For
eldre i mango Tilfelde udsatte
deres smaa Born for en- tidlig
bod.
Paa hele LoYgiyningens ON
raade var K"onstantin en- kraftig
og vipksom Reformation. Saa vidt
Vi we'd, var han den forste i he
lie den hedenske Verden, der I'D
Istedte ct Edikt, der gjorde Bar
nemord til en- Forbrydeise og
stillede Diet med Hensyn til Straf
paa lige Trim med andet Mord.
Han gay ogsaa den f6rste FaJ-
tigloy - selvf6lgelig med Ind
tagelse af den bebraiske - en-
| Low, hrorefter Born at Forel-
Dire, der var for fattige til at
| fors6rge dem, blew f%orsynet meo
Fode og Kleder paa Bekostning
af de offentlige Midler. Born
blev nu ogsaa Enearyinger til
deres Moders Ejendom, som It'd
ligere var bleven i%nddraget IN
der Faderens Besiddelser.
Sely ON denne Loygiynings
! Enkelthcder, der kunde fores
langt videre endnn, kan synes
at ware af underordnet ~Interes-
Sc. har de like des miudre be-
tydelig etisk Yerdi % Betyd-
ming, efters0m VI overall / Low
giyningen. hyor der er Tale ON
etiske Principper, sporer den nye
Kraft, der med Eyangeliet err
fort ind i Samfundsliyet og gen
nemtrgnger og omdanner dette
efter guddommelige Love ON,
hvad der er godt og ondt, ret
og uret.
En- af Lovgivningens vigtigste
Opgaver bestaar j Folkets mo-
ralske Opdragelse. AT des stor-
re Betydning er Fuldkommenhe-
den af den romerSke L~oygiyning,
sammenlignet med andre Sy-
steiner. Og der kan like vere
nogen fornuftig Twill ON, at den
romerske Low fra Kristendom-
men har modtaget selve den Ka-
rakter, der heyer den til sin
F'srsterang, forynger dens Kraft
og COR dens Grundsetninger an
vendelige for ale Tider.
De gamle Kirkefrdre lagde
i Overenstemmelse med Evangc-
liet sfarkt Eftertryl1 paa ale
Menneskers Lighed oyef for
Cad. paa Hgtepagtens 1angri-
beige Hefliehed og paa de eakel-
tie Familiemedlemmers gensidige
Ret og Plgt, og deres Shrifter,
serlig Tertullians OF Lactantras,
err fulde al Klager over de Onder,
paa hyilke den ny Loygiyning
toy Sigte.
De samme Padre mindcs og-
saa ADostlenes og Mesterens fat
tige Stand som Haandyarkere,
der arbejdede for Diet daglige
Br6d, og de knytter stedse YeT-
dighed og Ere til Haandens Ar
bejde, der stod j saa ringe An
seelse blandt de klassiske Folk.
Kirken var saaledes selv gennem-
syret at de Grundsetninger, som
virkeliggjordes i den b9rgerlige
Lo%ggiyning, saa smart Rommer-
riget af Nayn bley kristent.
Vi har derfor al Grund I'll al
tro, at Kristendommen var en- al
|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01


Grad endogsaa, at Diet kun var
we'd Indrandring o. Indfald at
Racer, som regnedes for Barpa-
rer, at Folkemengden holdtes
yedliee. De m6rke Tider var a.
un1gaaolige, fordi den Ole, der
uarcde den gamle Yerdens Lys,
var uabrendt. bet eneste Lys,
der var tilbagei var Diet Lys,
soai aldrig skal slukkes. men som
endnu kun var j st Cry.
sely den kristne Religion som
| Religion oyerleyede nprmest som
! Kvinden i Aabenbaringen, der
haYdo en- Plads bcredt for sig I
0rkenen af Gud. Ritualet fana
ties, og der var sikkert nok den
sande apostoliske R~ekkefolge
som like bley afbrudt, sely ON
den var skjult j Apenninernes
Klippefestninger uden for Rack
kevidden af Payens Band og
Syprd.
Men fer Kristendommen hag-
de mistet sin Identitet. hayde dens
Elk heldigvis afleiret sig i
den romerske LoygiYning. o. ST.
den Loven var kristelig, yprne-
de Kirken ON dens Ukrpnkelig.
he'd; like mindst 1sgteskabsloy-
giyningen, sem err en- Grundsten
for ct sundt Samfundsliv, bley
opretholdt med Stronghold af
Kirken.
Blew Eyangeliets slraalende
Lys skjult under en- Skeppe, og
Traditionens blege T~pllepraas
sat paa Stagen, medens Morket
trrngte ind over Folkene, saa
havde GUds Ord dog som Sal
tet gennemtrengt Lovgivningen
OF givet deune en- bevarende
Kraft, som spores overall.
Var Morket indtraadt, Tor dis
lse Love blev givet. er Diet let at
skonne, hyor dybt Verden VII
de acre sunket j Forderyelsc,
nesten udover Nuligheden for
reclining. Men langt de flesie
Hem var under Midedlalderens
Vintermerke byggede efter DEF
kristne Monster med Foreldre
forenede j ~ubredelig Hgtepagt,
med Born, der voksede op i La
af Foreldrenes Kerlighed, og
der fandtes etSamfund, der, hvor
layt Diet end stod i aandelig Hen
seende, dog holdt de store Ell
ske Principper, hyorpaa Lovene
grundede sig, j Alre, og som
hayde krefter til Fremskridt og
| ejede Profetien ON en- Genfg-
| delse - der fandt en- ustandse-
lig Vekst Sted under de NOR.
Ike Skyer: humane Principper
slog Rod og vandt styrke, Rid
derskabets Aand CAV HresfGei-
sen Nering, og Agtelsen for Kyin-
den bley en- fremherskende Fo-
lelse, som eennemtrngte heie
samfundet, de barbariske kriqs-
love blev afskaffeie, o. dei gjor-
Edes geldende, at ogsaa overvund-
ne Fjender hayde Krav, som bur
de heres.
bet var yasentlig j Kraft af
den -kristne Moral, der gennem-
syrede Lovgiyningen, at den Yer
den, der hayede sig over de
mgrkc Vande med Clint, der
yarslede Reformationen, viste ct
umaadeligt Frenskridt j ale den
kristne Civilizations Elementer
fornd for den Verden, der var
paaet til Hvile j den lange savn.
Men det maa like glemmes,
at Diet var de religi5se Institu-
toner, der beyarede Loyen. ast
var dem, der yedligeholdt dens
moralske Kraft o. CAV Respek
ten for den Naring - de yai
Arnen, hvorpaa den hellige lid
brendte, sely ON Diet var nok
saa svagt.
4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

Diet Illus, som er bygget paa
Sand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
JAP CHESTNUTS
OFFERED HERE
Cocoanuts From New
Orleans Also Feature

coeoanu,s from New orleans "
1880 n hundred and japanese chest
nuts AZ 20 and 81 cents "A pound were
among the newer offerings ON the
Western ave. curb Monday.
More California lettuce came in
over the week .ond. and the quota,
tons dropped from 81 TO f4.2bi
walla wslla fancy hothouse cucum'
bers advanced little. Mondays fig
ures being 81 20 81 dozen.
Tho spud market continues firm,
10 tho evident mystery OF jobbrn
The British Columbia furry is said
TO have been settled. and by every
manner OF reasoning the Yakima
market should return 10 a lower
level. jobbers say. Tho only explana'
ton. they affirm. IL that shipments
coming into Seattle are being divert
cd 20 some other market.
Butter gave way "a the Increasing
firmneAs OF the market Monday and
advanced 3 cents pound. Cubes
are now 50 and bricks IS cents.
Eggs. on the other hand. dropped
: cents. nsing rance eggs at "a and
pulietA AT 50 20 81 cents a dozen
With tho winter laying season on,
eEsn should consistently decline ia
prfce for the nekt few montha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
BUSY? HE'S JUST
WHAT'S WANTED
Business Man Fails TO
Escape Grand Jury Duty

Asking 20 be excused from service
on the grand jury. u. y. Dick re-
marked 20 Presiding Judge ]. T.
Ilonald that he was In charge Of the
g &. Fllson manufacturing concern
and could serve only In case the
state really needed him.
Dick was made foreman OF the
panel
"You are the kind Of nam we
want" said the court before the mp
pointment was made. We want busi.
ness men who viii serve when the
state needs them"
A panel Of rs jurors was sworn
for the annual investiRa ton OF coun.
~ affairs. Five prisoners whose
cases are 10 be considered were
given an opportunity TO challenge
the jury.
The prisoners were: william sigge.
charged with forgery. Leon George.
grand larceny: Sottelo Julian. seduc-
ton: Buster Taylor. grand larceny.
and blanche Rutur. attempted
grand larceny.
Tho jury visited the county stock
ade. jail and hospSai. taking dinner
AZ the siockade. Its business. nc
cordinf 10 Judge Ronnld. should be
completed within Is hours. The
Jurors are:
u. s. Dick. asa 10th ave. ~. e..
Minnie MariH. i222 Broadway N;
John Drummond. 1853 18th w: VII.
liam A. Carton. fis Fremont ave. 7,
A. ~. Brumback. 1850 Latona ave I:
Carrie A. Rotier. s6s3 Alki ave. W.
IA. Brown. Seilcck. Irene Dawson.
So+T 5oth ~. T.. r. ". Sanford. 7oi
iuyerHide drive. j. II. Williams, 1908
Sixth ave-. W. ". Lee. i70o 18th y.
w. SclH Nelson. 1910 Bellevue ave. !.
Mary cunkle. 1859 18th w. Ella c.
White. s1is 57th s.; @. A. spinney.
siS Poplar pl.. Nellie Torsen. 3sSi
ssth =. Mary Davis. 1897 w. 10Th:
Ada splhney. sis Poplar ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Prices Are LOwer
as Trading Opens
on ~. Y. EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Nov srress lower at the orenns OF The New
Leather 2
~ cIaee ~ Off ~ s,udbake ss OFF NJ New York ss or .
Harvester ios. or
Pacific siR Vi
baldwin Locomotive
iOsa or United States steel SIX. unchanged
Closing included 1s off Il Southern Pa
soh Off
American Wooden 60 OF New so of 81 Mexican Petroleum
=
The market closed
.,.,, .o.,, ~ ~, 80. i, ..,sv ,,, ,o.
declined
60 all the for tho Just
before
after making u5g.
celebrated
low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove fsrrninat-atr Maqusn a.,
Edmors. str Elkion. str Eastern Lead.
sr. str Eastern sword
Pier it-Motor nchr Wakena
Pier te--u. y. =. Rush. str Hadooda
Great NortherA tsrmlnsi--str Kstor,
Msru.
smlth Cove snehoraTe--str Horai.as
naru
Pier s-str Everest.
Pier 7--Schr Bender rroa
Ptsr Str West Jester
PIER 2--str Santa Ana.
Pier str Morning Star
Bell ~. terminal--U, n. n Surveyor. str
Kodiak. u. y. n Patterson
Pier H-str city Of Seattle
Pier DIR Admiral schley.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-str Lydonia,
y. n y. Heather.
Alaska Bteamship moorinr-atr Victoria
Lander IT. termlnal-str Hollywood.
Milwaukee ocean terminal--str Eastern
Mariner.
Fast waterway warehouse Deuel.
Todd drydocks-str Westward Ho. str
Eastern Glen. str Cross Keys
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging works
ctr Patterson. hull Rainbow.
Amss yBrds-atr Roosevelt
Lake Union--Hulls Abiila. Gbnoba, Aty.
doa Addison. Aiienhurst, Ahmik, An
thon. hayden. bertrand. Bfhsamon.
Biscsyls. Black Wolf. Bianford, Osl.
win. Boughton. Pexuta. PuyaIiup,
Csbacan. csprarfs. Csrdia- csnina.
Charus. Chesterfield. Chaleis, Ciness.
Cinyrss. Corus. Coxian. Cola, Clone,
ELISA. Electra, Endymion. Fort Har-
rison. Fort jackson. Fort atsnwir,
Fort Union. imufka. Leoti, kitan. str
fulton.
Hsffernan drydoclx- Cordova
B,Imson miii--str Forest King.
West Seattle sleVator--8tr Cuibertson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
GRAIN MARKET
UP SLIGHTLY
Opens Weak But Gains in
Rally

CHICAGO. Nov. t.-After opening
weak. due 70 short covering. grain
markets on the Chicago Board OF
Trade rallied slightly today. March
wheat sold At a new low for the
season. shortly after the opening,
stszis. Liquidation in other grains
followed selling Of wheat aud gen
crAl depressing news.
Provisions were lower.
pecembcr wheat opened at si.tf.
off &c. but reEained NC In later
trading: March wheat Was quoted at
ti.st In the opening. down az q. and
advanced Ne before the close.
December corn. after opening off
hc at sea- advanced .c. MAY corn
opened down &c at sSHe. bat re-
gained fse In later trading.
December oats was down hc at
the opening. Size, but rrEainod Nc
before the close. May oats, quoted al
tho opening at SSs. off &c. Ad-
vancsa &c e~tore the close
CHICAGO. Nov. s-cash wheat.
No. , hard. ttssgtszA. Ne. ) hard.
siSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Public Markets

sANFrARy
ftaffs nm real purrp.-ss crabs. -
and up. fresh salmon heliiex 80 N
Faster. oysters. soe aad 7te ps Rtsii
san. .s 81, ''s S...' s,'s y, ~ -. a. 80
" go In. ohirardeiirs ehocoiai~. sac.
iAc Olympic pancake -four, gse. lke
anidsrs caisap. fsc
- - CoRskh
sian I've, rifst ave. eur. frvI, Jams.
sassrkfaat. : ats. use. aiAii ies. 1 ms
purs cane sugar. ttc. Co-opsraff,s -.ifk
cans csc. fuii cream cheese s,r I.
resnn, butter. ise ~ fresh bulk coffee,
;so n lbs. toe
rrKE PLACE
s'an ~. pure American cane sursr.
i7Ne n. Java cane sursr. ioge N
stall ~. rurs fresh milk. Ice az. a,ail
1888. black grapes. ms SIC. rs.rt bor
is.fs sun Maid sccdi.s. raisins Z ms
tSe. promodsry dates. os- crop. Pkg.
ECONOMY
stalls }I-n, isc phrs r~co psnrat.
nouF. sbr. In. ran fdpton's tea. Sc
see cans Chinook salmon. asc; Coo 10
pkg Japan teA csc. J ffc cans pork and
beAns. stct In. can Heiiane. or Auto
club coffee. csc: s.is sack yellow corn
meal. .sci pure black pepper. CSC NJ
Van Camps pork and beans. fec. iso and
sso-. pure cocoa, ms a2c,
wy1~rLAkg
Sugar stall Northern fashf pstsn,
Tour. f7.fs. bars No-Rub Naptha soar
s;c stalls 1911. T.aH. ptKp s5o; Van
Camps soups, ioc can. sse noodlsr So
pkg. stall IS. Ms Best Ever coeye.
ii.oo; best Jap rice. zoe NJ Enrllsh
breakfast tea. zoe N. Stall tot. 4 bars
Crystal White soap. 26e. Wool soap chin.
1c pkg bars Creme on SOAP. aEr stall
los HON. made homlny, ise at homo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Seattle Ship Firm
Signs Many Charters

The following charters were fixcd
Saturday BY tho Thorndyke. Trcn.
hoimc Co. Inc:
Steamship windb~r. lumber from
Puget sound for san Pedro. 10 be
followed by another cargo OF lumber
for Porto Rico. Steamship Juneau.
on her return from Alaska. TO load
lumber for Taiara bay. Peru steam.
er Skagway. lumber from GrayA
Harbor for san Pedro. Steamer Cor.
dova. lumber from Puget sound for
san Francisco.
Arrangements were partly CON.
pleted for tho shipping board vessel
Eastern Victor. now on her war
from Puget sound 70 the Black sea.
10 load a cargo Of Russian wheat for
the United Kingdom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

stiles. n. r., asia 18Th ave. q. boy.
Afrnitsu. shiEskL. ioiA izth &.
sif ljitna. Ken. sit Alder ct. boy.
kubota. kiehitaro. aos Maynard ave.
boy.
Nicola. Rshuro, ssGx Main ~. girl.
Logan. A. W Ills second ave-. girl.
kohoyashL Hidenorl. si2 Terrace ct.
EifL
Hsshime,o. shiszisuro. 1901 isth ave.
Rosssi. " II. sss7 sist q. w boy.
fetinicchi Antonio. io3 Eighth
ave. a.. girl.
ousrlss, Harlow C. tsss W. From
rhomason. Travis l.. 7sr n. ,sth
hoy,
bryant. c. y ssso T. olive ". boy.
lrinkicy. ,. ", sos II. Thomas. boy,
wiiheurne. Ralph H.. iecs belmont.
Eirl
Mccormack. T. H. ssis :sth ave. y
D.. boy.
Thompson. Herbert sos,s W. spo-
kane. grit
De Loorr. walter. fsi John a.. boy.
Ma,Au, anna. MichinArt. Toi Washing
ton ST. girl.
KodamA. Jigosuks. i:i Maynard ave.
girl
Kono. Toiiro. sisn Y.nier way. Eiri,
Tamil Nug~klrhl 81 4. ktkfh 4 kaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
ASHES OF CAPTAIN
TO BE SPREAD ON
HIS BELOVED SEA

In accordance with his express
ed wish. tho ashes OF Captain
Francis Marion White. who died
at Mason sanitarium Friday. viii
be scattered al sea Funeral scrv.
Ices for the late mariner were
held At the Bonney. Watson chapel
sunday afternoon. and were foi
lowed by cremation. Captain
White was the first president OF
tho ShipmasterE Association Of
the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
AUTOIST SAVED
BY SAFETY ARM

The safety arm on the Westlaks
bridge was all that saved William
Pearson. 50fh Pike 1T, from
plunge into the icy waters OF tho
canal early Monday. Pearson drove
his auto into the arm when tho
bridge WAS up. smashing the safety
and breaking the glass Of the autos
Vlndshield.
Il had been working for II hours
and must have dozed off at the
wheel" Pearson explained at poles
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
.SKACIT PROJECT
SHORT Of FUNDS

Mayor Hugh VI. Caldwell recon.
nended 10 the city council Monday
that Immediate steps be taken TO
finance the skagit river development
for 1871 by the sale OF additional
bonds.
Caldwell pointed out that only
$4,000 OF the recent 1900 900 light
and power bond issue had been dis.
posed Of 20 date. lie declared that
tho experiment Of selling the bonds
lover the counter direct 10 the pur-
chaser. had proved n failure. and rec
commended that the remaining unsoid
portion he advertised for sale In "a
lump sum on competitive basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
REDS REPORT
WRANCEL ROUT

KovNo. tNov. s.-Bolshovik au
thorItles today claimed General
Wrangcl had been severed from his
base in the Crimea Capture OF
much booty and thousands OF pris
oners was announced.
According TO the official statement
soviet troops have driven wranreI
back from the seven.miie neck OF the
peninsula and surrounded large
groups OF his army. The important
cities Of Perekop. Hisllkovo and
Novo Alcxandrovski have fallen TO
the Reds. the statement said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

CHICAGO. Nov. t.--if s-Rscsipts
f,.eee head markst sb1 70 tze iowsf.
Huik % sales. tts stUttl betshers. ga %
ais. psekinx. tistee tssts iisht. 81 -
sfsss
Cattle Receipts. sasss head market
stc lover. nssf. tAftg -. butcher
stock. fsf3afai esansrs snd cutters.
tg.segs. stoeksfn and feeders. ttattis
co~s. fSatts -. calves. tt10is7A
Ehssp-ilsesspts. ss.seo head. msftss
fA1x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Vessels in Other Ports

Manila Sailed November 4. Str WeHt
Ivan for Seattle via ports
Baiboa--Arrived November 9: gtr Iris
from Seattle via ports. Sailed November
81 str hosrdijk for Seattle via ports
Honoluiu-Arrived November z: Str
Bay. -. G.
sna Pedro--Arrived November g. Str
Governor from Seattle via San Francisco.
Han Francisco--Arrivod November 4.
Btr Hardwood from Tacoma Arrived
November 7; Str Queen from Seattle at 4
.. M str Lyman Stewart from Van
oouv.r. y. C.. via Seattle. saIIed NJ.
vember II Str Saginaw towing be.
Charles Nelson for Puget Sound ports a.
a m; bktn Aurora for Puget Hound
ports at a m; str y. &. Loop for Ne
attic at IL a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
NAVAL men
TO START TOUR
Scheduled to Begin lnspec-
ton Tuesday

Inspection Of tho naval defenses of
the Puget Sound district with a view
toward future expansion viii 10 be
gun Tuesday by the Joint naval com
mlttee OF congress-. which will arrive
In seattle Monday night Rear Al
miral Il ". coontz. chief OF naval
operation. and other officials OF the
United States fleet. viii accompany
the committee.
The inspection WIN last three days,
during which a visit will be made To
the proposed new aviation field a,
sand Point, The seattle Chamber
OF Commerce has prepared elabora,r
entertainment for the visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
P1sICE CUTTING IN
MANY LINES CONTINUES
Announce Changes
in S. p. Schedules

Changes in Southern Pacific train
schedules are announced by c. NJ.
Andrews. district freight and pas
senger agent here. as follows.
Trains leaving Seattle at $40 a.
m. 1870 .. m. and II .. m. connect
with the Shasta at Portland for
San Francisco.
San Francisco express will leave
Portland at 7:30 .. m.
california express VIII leave Port.
land at $40 a. m.
Northbound. the Shasta. win leave
Portland at .. m, reaching Seattle
Mt 10 .. m.
Sleeping car service has been re.
vised. Sleepers leaving Seattle 20
straight thru without change 20 San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08
Want Intraterminal
Switching Reduced

RestricIon OF ! n trate m I n a I
switching In Seattle. or the use of
railroad cars for hauling purposes
within the city, was 10 be urged
Monday by railroad interests before
the Seattle terminal committee
which aas created by the interstate
commerce commission 20 handle the
car shortage situation. Re-estsb-
lishment OF the permit system, II is
understood. will be urged. Seattle
business interests are opposed. on
the ground that the car shortage IL
M longer a prohIem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

PORTLAND. Nov. ss--Cattfs~-nse.lpfs
i.:ss head. market weak to steady aaa
unchanged
Hogs Receipts. as head. narkss see
20 1se higher. Prime fnised. tistsw
81
Sheep Rsesipts. Ass head. rnsrtst IL
steady. lambs higher. Prime lambs. 80
% 1850. Gull lambs. o. se8si yeaftinKs, 81
ui.se. weihers tsesso. ewes. ssssg
ISIS
Husf~r-sse per n.
EEKs-Ts o sec per dos
Chees~--rrfpists. sic per n
Hsus-1t b rfc per IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-08

This is preferred stock issue, and.
although 10 per cent dividends are guaranteed
on this stock. II will also participate further
in SO per cent OF the profits OF the company
after this 10 per cent has been paid.
To tell you In print what the company
win make is impracticablo- The possible
profits are enormous. IL Is truly one OF the
greatest and most attractive stock offerings
ever announced by
This is NOT promotion! II is safe
and investment in an established com
pany "a going concern with net current
assets that sre seven and oDe-half times
great M the current liabilities. In this com
pany are some of the biggest most substan'
tial business men OF the Pacific Northwest.
You may have the complete financial state
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Jumps 8 Stories
to Instant Death

MfNNEAPoLis. MINI. Nov. a.
Charles vogtel. IS. prominent flour
dealer OF New Tim. MINI. ieaped
from a window on the ninth floor
Of tho Raddison hotel here at noon
To-Day and died instantly. A letter
10 his wife found In the room was
with held by the coroner.
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TAToosH ISLAND. Nov. s---s A. NJ
Rising bsroms;sr. clear wind northeast.
10 miles an hour. Passed IN; Str Horses
X Baxter at 1850 a. m. Passed OUT A
two masted steamer. yeiio- stack. black
top. at am.
November ia A. M-cT.ar: wind
northeast. - miles an horr. Passed In
Hir Everett AZ A. m. Passed out. A
steamer ~ a m. Passed In Str Ad-
fnirst srhiey at 1910 a. m. $50 y. NJ
Clear: light northeast wind Passed in:
h,r Canadian Proprietor at .. m
Passed out. SIR TJisondari at $50 D. m.
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Juneau-aalied November Z: Str Ad.
mirai Evans, southhound. at midnight.
ctr Northwestern. southbound. at IL a. M
sailed November 6: Str Admiral Watson.
northbound. at .. m.
Eetchikan-- Sailed November 7; ~,
Princess Mary. southbound. at o. m.
str Alameda. northbound. at $50 D. m
ssiied November 8: Str jefferson. south
bound, at $50 o m; str Spokane. south
bound. az midnight.
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Steal Pictures From
in Front of Theatre

Theft Of pictures from the photo
display frames In front OF the
wilkes theatre. Fifth ave. and Pine
st., every morning was reported 10
the police Monday by J. Wiikcnsen.
manager.
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Well the Sequel to This Story Is the Organization of the
SIBERIAN COMMERCIAL COMPANY

This company is now operating fleet OF
three steamers one OF which is in Siberia at
the present time. having taken $4,000
cargo Of sugar, tea, other foodstuffs calico.
rifles. etc. TO be traded to the native Eski-
mos for valuable furs. This ship will be
back in the spring with an enormously yalu
able cargo OF furs ivory, OIL etc. Seattle
will be n great center for the fur industry,
and this company will do big share IN
putting Seattle on the fur-trading map. The
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Arrivals and Departures

November Str Everett from san Pc
dro via San Francisco and Point wells
at $40 .. m str DEUEL. from Vancouver,
u. G.. at SIS .. M. str Redondo from
SOUTHEASTERN Alaskan ports at q. m.
str Admiral schlcy from San Diego via
San Francisco at s:3s a m. str Holly
wood from Honolulu via San Francisco
and BsiiinRharn at a. m. str PRIME.
Georss from Prince Rupert %. C.. via
ports at ; 90 .. m
sailed
November Str skarway for San Pc
dro via Crays Harbor at a. m. str
TJisorfau for batavia via NaEaaakt and
ports at $40 a m. str Prince George
for Primes Rupert. d. G.. via ports at
40 .. m