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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
BOOZE-BOAT
JAPS GIVEN
RECORD FINE

Thru the Offices Of an interprrtes
the three Japs held In connection
with the booze boat picked up Mon
day by the Coast guard cutter Scou'
pleaded guilty and were fined 49,
each by Judge Netcrer in fedG
court Thursday. &Y
THE idea OF bringing In liquor
tisis fashion IL outrageous- Jude'
Neferer declared, and assessed d
heaviest fine yet imposed here in1
single case for violation Of the "
stead act. In addition to forfeiti3
their 5o-foot gas boat n
While the stories OF the three Jak
vary In details. they agree that -
cases Of liquor was successfully ian|1
ed In Seattle.
Mystery stirl surrounds the ideo'
tity of the missing white maa.
Jack" and the alleged fake 20,
GERS who are said TO have Levi
tribute in cash and whisky from e.
crew. a
The boat the Canada-H. win Y
auctioned by the L. S. marshal VI
final settlement Of claims against 3.
has been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dec. .5.-~Martst s,sady
a-d unchanged.
Hogs-Narkst steady ard unchanged
Shr~p-~Nnrtot steady Prime lambs
fsoAs0. Gull lambs. ftatto. ysariinEu
tsG7; wefheru. sos. ewes. ti9A
Huttar--s3c per 10.
Egws-s5 Sefe per dez
Chesae-11c per 10.
Hera-ssc per III
--~~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~N~e~
PuRst Sound Bridge A Dredging works
Str Patterson. hull Rainbow.
Lake rnion-Hufis Ahiila. Abnohs.taSy-
dos. Addison. Aiieuhurs,. Ahunfk. An
thon. hayden. Msrtrabd. HinKsfnan
Hiacaya, BLACK Wolf nianford. Del.
win. Boushton. PerutR. Puyaiiup
cagaean. capraria. Cardia. cenina
charps. chsstcrfi~ld. ChsIcis. cinsAs
cinyras. CoruA CoEisn. Co.'s, Clone
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort stan.
wiz. Fort Harrison. Fort jackson.
For, Union. imufka. Issoti. Kitsn. str
Oregon.
tmes yards--Str Roosevelt
Heffsrnan drydock Str cgrdova
Coleman Crcsoting works--str Horace X
Barter
stream---U g = uestorer
Marine Iron vorks--schr Okhotsk Maru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
COOLIES FACE
PANIC IN CUBA
Flee From Chinese Famine.
but Have No Jobs

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1,.-To fec
from famlno In China. only 70 find
themselves jobicus a few weeks later
In the throos OF a panic in Cuba.
has been the plight of thousands Of
coolies the last few weeks.
The Chinese famine. caused by
bad crop and floods. threatens 10
wipe out 10000 900 souls In Chifil.
Honan and ShantunR provinces. So
tho coolies we're glad TO sail for Cuba
10 work In the cane fields.
The misfortune that overlook
the fleeing coolies was caused by
the drop In sugar prices.
The price OF sugar Z. o. b. New
York has gone as low as So. cents
n pound. II reached its maximum
price in May. s3h cents a pound.
Cubans mado millions out OF
sugar while prices were high. but
spent II for iuxuries and enlarging
their sugar plantations They cx-
pecied prices 10 stay up.
The Banco International at Hav-
ana. and some 20 OF its branch
hanks. loaned heavily on sugar
stocks. Plantation owners expected
to finance their crop on borrowed
money. Two months ago a check for
81 600 900 WAS presented nj the Banoo
International and II couldn't pay IL
This caused a run on the bank. and
President Mcnocai declared mora
torium until December 1. making IL
30 dopositors could draw but 10 per
cent OF their deposits.
Meantime the Cuban government
tried 20 make loan from American
bankers, but failed. and the mora
forum had 10 he extended TO Janu-
AIRY !. As a result plantation own
ers who had contracts with tho
coolies have no money TO pay them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
San diego
leads In
BUILDING
Los Angeles Only Other City
Showing an Increase; Re-
CeSSi0n in Seattle

A survey Of construction in all
parts OF the country. based on the
permits issued during the month OF
November. shows n general recession
in building.
In November. sos cities show a to-
tai OF sS.sss building permits, The
valuation Is placed at si4,oaS.5o.
which Is morn than $50. 900 less than
the figures for October. IL ~ a so per
cent reduction from November. 1919.
Seattie's loss Tor November. 1890.
over the previous November Is 6s per
cent san Diego leads tho cities OF
the United states In building aetivi-
ties. according TO present figures
dos Angeles is the only other city
sh Ing a gain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
LOCAL TRADE
IS LIvELIER
Grocers Stock Up for Friday
Rush

Trade along the Western ave
produce curb showed a little more life
Thursday tinn tho day before. Gro
GERS were stocking mp for Fridays
trade, which Is their last day for bus.
mess this week. Restaurant and no.
tel men. too, were buying somewhat
more literally and Friday they will
lay In their big Christmas and week.
end supplies.
The rpud market Is somewhat ems.
Ter IN tone. Yakima Gems nre selling
from So 90 ta2. with sales az any
higher figure the exception. taking
tho street ~ "A whole.
Prices In fruits ana vegetables were
steady and no changes were regis.
tered ia either butter or egra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Falls Is Feet; Two
Ribs Are Broken

Carl Swenson. rs. Laborer. was in
Seattle General hospital Thursday.
two ribs broken and his skull pos
sibly fractured. as the result OF a
1J-foot fall from a beam at the port
commission Pier Il, under conBtrue-
ton at Smith cove. Wednesday after
1Oon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

New York--Arriyed December ~ Str
West Tnskip from Seattle via Everett.
San Francisco and Balboa
Kobe--aaiied December is. Str Jappa
for Seattle via Vancouver. u. G
Haipoa--a alled December 20. str Gtaai
Inventor for Seattle via Han Francisco
and Portland.
San Psdro--Arrived December 20. str
Eikhorn from Seattle. str Presldent from
seattle via fan Francisco.
San Francixco-~-saiisd December ga Str
Johan Psuisen for Scattie at a. m str
Mary fsuckenbach for Seattle at 5 D. m.
Tacoma~-Arriyed December "a. Btr
Hollywood from Honolulu via Seattle at
tf.20 a. m. Arrived December -. Str
Northwestern from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Russ Steamer Rogday
Sold for Lake Traffic

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec 2J.--
Tho Russian steamer Rogday. cause
OF dlssension among Russian factions
In san Francisco. has been purchased
by the Pcre Marquette line for use
on Lake Michigan. u hecam. known
here today. Tho steamer has been
IN San Francisco bay since Last
January. when abe came 10 port for
repairs flying the flag Of tho Russian
voltlnfesr fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
4. :. Nns nj Communications
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove tsrmfnni-Str Eastern Lead
er, str Westward Ho. str Maauan. str
West Hnrtiand. str Osaaumniek.
Great Northern terrninai-str auwa Maru
Smith Cove anchorags-Str MandaAan
Maru.
Pier Str West Ivan.
Pier Str Santa Ana. str Alameda, str
Latouhs.
Bell ct. termInai--U = Surveyor. u n
Q q Algonquin.
Pier D-Str Admiral Dewey. str Admiral
Hodman. str Governor.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers---U y ~ T r.
VicksburR.
Alaska steamship moorings-str sksg-
way.
Pacific Coast Engineering wortn--gtr
fconinm, str Nile str West Norrhnua.
Connecticut ~. tarminal--str Steel Voy-
sRer. str Yosemite.
Lander ~. tarfniuAl-Str Hollywood
Hanford 1T. terminal--atr city Of Seattle.
Dutbie yards--fItr griffdu.
East waterway terminal--Str West HIM
rod.
Todd drydocks-f5cbr Columbia. str ED
ridge. sLr whcatland AoaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

TAToOsH fst.AND. Dee. - - A. NJ.
Falling barometer. raining. wind east.
- miles an hour.
December s.-ifs-o A. M-rToury.
wind southeast. 10 miles an hour. Passed
tn Str Steel voyaHer a. nee a m.
80 y. A.-PaEmed In; CTR West fson a.
i.ifs .. m. y. M.--Misty. Wind south
east. ~ miles an hour
PORT ANGELES. Dec. SIS A. NJ
Arrived; STR Prevideneia during the ave-
ming.
December :--ft,fe A. N--pss-sd IN
SIR Hollywood at 10 go e. IA
CfsAIsI.AM RAY. Dee ~ --iis-o A. NJ,
--psNaed In; Bktn Jane I. stanford at
10 20 q m. towing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Sturdy Little Ship
Dora Strikes a Rock

News that the steamship Dora
known az the bulldog OF the Pa
cinc." Is stranded ON tho east shore
OF Vancouver island after having
struck a rock. was brought to Seat.
Tie Wednesday by Capt. Andrew An.
dcrson OF the steamship Admiral
Rodman. which brought In 10 mem.
bers OF the pora's crew and L. =.
Marshal PAM Buckley OF Dutch IIar-
Dor. n passenger,
The Dora probably wiii reach
occan Falls or Prince Rupert for re.
pairs IL not struck by a southwest
storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
STORM WARNING

Southeast storm warnings were
ordered displayed at $50 a. m.
Thursday. at all urcgon and
Washington stations. A severe
storm Is central west OF Sitka.
Alaska. moving southeast. II will
cause increasing southeast winds,
becoming strong gales,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
SIX SHIPS OF y
BOOZE LANDey
But Cops Neglect to lake
Any Action

Five boat loads Of whisky TOT tne
Christmas trade are known 10 pave
been successfully landed here THIS
week without rnoiestation by the dry.
squad. bun last night the dry Squafi
raIded tho homo OF Mrs Htniths
$3.50 18th ave. w. and arrested her'
for possessing homo brew. The squa1I
later visited 12s Second ave. y. an
arrested v. l.. Crane for having
bottles Of home product beer.
One Of the five boat load
whisky. IN reliably reported to
been stolen by a policeman, aft
wei. known former saloon man nj
dive owner had agreed To purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Reduce Rates to
s. African Ports

Reduction OF the rates from Pu.
gct Sound and the Columbia river TO
Cape Town and other South African
ports has bern announced by the
ShipownerS Association OF tho Pa.
clnc Coast A schedule OF fss TO
ssT.so sup~rredes the rate Of ts7.so
TO $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Gas Boat Is Sold at
Auction for SIS, $50

Tho gus beat TTaartoos brought
$3.50 at auction by the U. $. mar.
shafts Office Wednesday. She was un.
der libel IN tho federal court by the
Norihy supply company for $500
alleged due on fittings. w. y. Theo-
dorc. chief deputy Y. 5. marshal. act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
BIRTHS

Smith. r. H. 1881 Third w boy.
Mcdonald. w. j.. fa02 Ycaier way.
girl
Bsnaitabe. Isaao. 1905 ". Alder. boy.
Randirh. Matthew. e0a3 Fifth ave
". w. boy.
Ivy. G. O.. Hliich~st drive. girl.
Fox. T. g. 7705 Woodland Park ave-
girl
Jorseiyn, T. W. cal W. Caller. boy.
King. Albert. 1919 seth ave. boy.
Donnatl. J, G. 80 asth. ~, girl
McIiugh. r. g. 1915 18th ave. ~.
boy.
Nodnrntrom. N. O.. Richmond. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
2-YEAR SENTENO
is IMPOSED IN /
S. F. BOOZE CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.--Ha
ry Broiaski. so-cailed master mind
the san Francisco booze ring
his co-defendant, Douglas Ns
owner OF a local taxicab con-
today faced two years in McN(L
island prison. following sentence h
Federal Judge NJ. T. Dooiing -
terday for conspiring to violate Ue
volstead act
BrolasiNi's sentence Of two yeGPs
and an additional fine OF $40. 900 vss
the maximum given for violation ef
the prohibition law. Newton IS
fined 5000. Pending appeal bail v1s
Increased by Judge Dooling freon
$4,000 TO SIS. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Chicago Board of Trade


CHICAGO. Der rf.--I o G r-fts<~frss
$1,000 hsaf. market 3sc 10 zoe higher,
nalk % sales. - te3ATs butchers. 1870
oofs. psrkinr. fS.soob.te. issht. sp.te
q 10; rtss te.Teoto. ronxfas. ~ . 10.
Cattle aeelptr zoe head. market
s1r higher. He.f. tkwfste. hatcher
stock. tt0te1ss tanners ard e-ss~r~
ttstosss: stoeksrs and frsa~rs ssft9
titts. cows. tass0s.se. calves. ts-7sv
tit.
sb~ep-nec~ips.. t.ses head. rn.rsws
,se higher. LANES sTuiiTs. swea. use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

BAN FEAScfzco. Dee .1--fiut,er-
Txtras. 81 NC pr ~. primo fir~ts. tsNa
per n. frata. ~ &c per II.
EKxs~sExtran Tie psr dos. ~rtra firvfs
n We per doxi extra puiists. Sic p-r don.
un1sraised puflets. sc per dos
cheeae--Fnney. s,o psr u. firrts f7e
Per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
cor oUT-BIDs ORIGINAL
PURCHASER OF BOOZE

The policeman appeared on he
scene before the cargo was taken Off
the vessel Approaching the captain,
he H. reported 20 have asked:
How much for the boozer
Cant sell H." replied the captain
ITS already sold"
The captain named the purchaser.
and the policeman asked how much
the captain was getting for H.
"Rl1tyfive case" was mo reply.
"Iu give you t75 a case" the 20
liceman insisted.
The captain protested that his first
purchaser would be angry II he sold
TO anyone else, but finally. after
much persuasion. agreed 20 sell 10
the cop.
The liquor was taken from the
vessel and loaded onto a truck As
the truck drove up the street. the
policeman turned to the captain
standing beside him in an expectanf
attitude. and asked:
what are you waiting for7
My money
What money!
why. the money you owe me fon
the whisky"
What whisky What do you
mean, whisky2 You're crazy, talk
inv IN mo abofrf whisky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

Decsnh~r 7t-s,r steel voyag-r from
New York via balboa. San Pedro. s4n
Francisco and Portland.
December 1s--Rsr Hollywood from Hon
oisiu at $40 p. m. str city Of Eeattie
from Southeastern Alaska AZ 1 p IN. Z.
str Admiral ftodmaa from Ocean fnlis.
u. G.. at .. m.
sailed
December e1--Htr Admiral rodman for
Ocean Faila. n. -. via Point wells at
s.ss p. m: str Hollywood for Tacoma
at $50 a. IN.
December ss--str Amur for fadyunith.
II. G.. at noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
LIBERTY BONDS
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence AFe.
Long. Charles Portland -----..f 80
Daniels. Lena. Seattle ...------...2p
pAm.row. Max a. Seattle. .. Legal
MAFtAnxh. Mary -. Seattle LEGAL
Owens. Howard. Seattle ... Il gal
SUIT. Margaret NJ. Port Law
ton ..ssss.sss..ss... -irxai
WI~rand. joe T.. Helena. Mont. -
Eickmeyer. Elizabeth NJ. Seattle. u
Gain. Francis A.. Seattle ..---..70
Hadisy. Edlth NJ Seattle --......fT
Crandy. Charles J.. Fcy $3.50. Legal
Cleveland. sadie L. seattle :. Legal
Dean. william ~. Seattle 80. Legal
Roberts. Vera NJ. Seattle go. rEai
Uueurrwn ret. J. A.. Seattle 80. Legal
jenkins. Gladys A.. Seattle ..-Lngai
pi~asantE. James. Tscons Ia
Aohr. Katherine J.. Tacoma ..-.. 80
Thirl Robert p nciilngharn. Legal
Aniauf. Juiia H.. Kent ....... Legal
Mueller, Theodore. North Bend ...si
Davis. Elva. Tolt ...........-..+.i9
Purukawa. Sotchl. wlnalow .-.....a
kourA. Tomiko. wiasiow .-.....s 30
Mayer. Emil Seattle ........ .Irgal
stsadecker. Gertrude. Seattle. Legal
Murphy. william. Seattle legal
i.rmke. Margaret. Seattle -. Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

NEW YORK. De- Il --Feretrn GU
change orsned strong. Ht~ritng ftksx
franc. ketr. tra sttc. lire cables atte.
marks L11e. Canadian dollars EaAe.
Tns market closed steady. sterling
ASK. francs tsic. iir~ aue. lire "a
bi~s s.ssc. marks i.ite. Canadian dollar.
stAc. psniah kronen -. lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
DEATHS

Fielder. Louise. ~. county home.
Hartford, Eiyte, 49, county home
McNauEhton, Isaac. 80. Smith cove.
Stetnman. Adolph j. 81. itth and H.
Union.
Foilett, Charles e. 81. Bs2s s2nd
ave. *.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

Northumberland December -: Hfr
jefferson. uorthbousd. at D. rn- Ar
rived December 81: str Atlas from Snow
Pass al y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Swedish Wives Must
Help Support Family

STOCKHOLM Dec Finder
The pruvisions Of the new Swedish
marriage law. the wife Is compelled
To help support the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Reported by Wireless

December l7-~Str Anyox aheam Cape
T.azo. sout hbound. ut $40 a. m.
December 22--Str Admiral Evansf71
abeam Ppltoney Point. soufhbound. at
t.i5 a. m
4. =. Nav al Communications
December 29-~Str Effingham. Gan
Francisco for Seattle. $40 miles north Of
San Francisco at y. m: str Admiral
Hchiey. Seattle for San Franciaco. 37s
miles from Seattle al .. m. str Silver
ado. Beattle for Han Franriaro. ass miles
south OF Cape Fiattery at y. m.
Deesrn ber 2t--Str West Keene. Eehului
for Seattle. 1.s5s miles from Seattle at
: y. m.
December zo-str Edmorc, geattie for
Kobe, .ST5 miles from Seattle At o. m:
str Victoria, Seattle for cordova. e5 miles
east of Cape st. Elias at .. ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
A Resident or vASHON
ISLAND FOR 80 YEARS. Mrs. Irena

a. Ward died "Wednesday night ut
the Seattle General hospital. She Is
survived by her husband and i've
SONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Ship News
Tide. IN Seattle

Dfs, -
FIRST High Tide
attt a IN ia r.
First low tide
Nste a M. 4s a.
~-sonsi ftish ride
1854 y m. iat r.
>ercasi Low ride
stlA y IN. - , O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

What does the ioord grandma" conpey TO yon? Probably
nice gravhoired old lady Nth spectdces pushed up her
forehead knitting comfortable rocker by the fireplace
and taking things easy in her declining year Yes? Well
here's grandma" cho leads about strenuous life
Is led IN this countyrs. Mary Robert Rinehart. She is
holding her lap her granddaughter Bah" Rineheart
She erites besseler year turns ont many magazine
stories, plays politics, does Uedre tcork rtes three
niorie scenarios superUses their production and
IN collaboration rfh Avery Hopcood has three plays
running Broadway and tioo in the making She
also finds lots Of time for her home life Not bad for
grandma" Is t.?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
ORIENT MARKET
NEWS FOR STAR
Will Cover Commercial Con-
ditionS in Far East

Seattle Is vitality Interested in
Oriental trade and commercial
conditions. The Star has an op-
prtunity 20 supply. exclusively.
y weekly resume OF business con
ditious In the Orient exchange
rates and a general statement of
cor-ng-reial activities TO the date
iSSsf l.
Refer get none Of this data
thru apo pNsources. II l. com
piled onio~ny reports from biz
business vfensers In the Orient
and the ben ppines- The first
report follovn:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
LEAVES CAPTAIN TO
MOURN HIs LOSS ALONE

And with that the policeman walk
ed away. leaving the astounded skip
per 10 mourn over his loss alone
In the home OF Mrs. Smith. the dfy
squad il said TO have found rs quaFts
Of brew Intended. according TO Mr..
Smith. for a Christmas party. More
beer in the process Of brewing waa
found in both places raided -
night. according TO the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
BIZ COLEMAN CABLE SERVICE


This weeks outstanding feature In
Oriental markets Ii the apparent
brace in Shanghai exchange. which
Jumped from CSC to T2tsc on Dec~m-
her Is. and remained stationary on
December Is. ON January 20 OF this
year exchange In Shanghai reached
the high water mark OF si.so. but
has been steadily dropping since
China wood oil at i0isc. and cot
sonseed oil at enc show the democrat.
1xAfion OF the exchange situation.
From Manila comes word that
trading Is practically at a standstiA.
the bottom having dropped out OF
the Two great staples. cocoanut oil
and hemp. Copra feil to 4 7.ioc
during the week. which indicates
that spectators win step In and buy
20 hold for future profits.
Soerabaya Indicates an upset con-
0itson. with no indication OF market
having reached bottom A slight TO
covery In kapok andNcosfce are the
only hopeful signs Of possible nor
mnicy. Rubber continues on Its
spectacular slide to nothingnesz
while sugar sprinkied down TO
= 1900 per pound Z. o. b. Soerabaya-
0wry~rAI MARKET QUOTATIONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

Nearly every officer and moro than
5000 enlisted men I'm the old United
states regular army have been pro-
NOTED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

At schools and colleges In the
United States, more than 5000 stu.
dents are taking aeregulation artil.
lery course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for
t~grfablr. aud irult

NEW YORK. Dee. 90 ---Sugar-R Raw.
slice per 10. granulated. 1904 SC per 10.
Coffoe--No. Rio. shu6ho per ID.
Santos No. Z. eM ioo per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
TO CARE FOR TWO PATIEN1s

IN 1921. a check for $500 was sent
"Wednesday by the University ~.
Washington fraternitics to the @
thopodic hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
FARRINGTON SLAMS
MINERS WHO ACCUSE
HIM OF DISLOYALTY
- AssncInted -

SPRINGFIELD. H., July 20
Disciplinary action against the
O'Fallon miners local. whose men,
bers accused their state president,
Frank Harrington. OF conspiracy
with coal operators 10 advance the
price Of coal. was demanded OF the
state miners executive board by
Prest harrington Thursday after
noon.
Until they get rid OF the officers
who have accused me OF such a
thing they'll look 20 this Office in
vain for favors." said Mr.. Earring
ton in his address 20 the board.
Then ne told that the O'FallOn
local IS asking Of the state organi-
zatlon s25, 900 with which 20 COM
plete their miners hall and add
capital 20 their cooperative store.
They'll never get 10 with my
consent" declared the president.
When that union learns 20 stand
by US and dc the right thing. then
they may expect good treatment
They need 10 purge themselves o.
the element guilty Of that unjust
attack"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
REFLECT LOOMS IS
SUPREME COMMANDER
- Associated PC.

10y ASSOCIATED HItSS-
CLEVELAND. o., July 29.-Nigo
team Of Terre Haute, Ind. won the
first prize in class A Of the drill con-
test here Thursday at the National
encampment Of the knights Of Ply
thias The prize was 1900. Teams
from Albion. Mich. Teerre Haute,
Ind, and Danville. Ill, won second,
third and fourth prizes.
In class B the team from Akron,
O., won first prize. $500. and teams
from Evansville. Ind. and st. Louis
were awarded second and third
place.
Mai. Gen. william II. LOOMS Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. was Thursday
reelected supreme commander.
The supremem lodge viii meet in
Minneapolis. August 10, 20 decide
the meeting place. Philadelphia and
San Francisco have been mentioned
for next years encampment
The encampment is virtually at an
end. many visitors having left the
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-30
SHERIFF OF JACKSON
DIES IN GUN FIGHT
WITH BANDIT GANG
n AssncInfed - :

JACKSON. Mich, July 29.-Dep-
uty Sheriff Harry Wordcn was in
stantly killed, Deputy Sheriff Kutt
vas wounded and two alleged ban
dts were snot i'm a gun fiGht late
Thursday bttv cen a shcriffs posse
anc a band Of robbers who had held
up and looted the Farmers state
bank az Grass lake, - miles east ~
here Thursday forenoon Six men.
five az whom are said To have been
ncrr hers OF the bandit gang. were
captured following fight in a
marsh near Wolf lake a few miles
from the scene Of the ROBBERY.
The robbers were captured when
surrounded in a summer cottage.
TIE loot. consisting Of approx
ntately $4,000 in cash and bonds
was recovered.
Officers believe two OF the bandits
are still at large and that one OF
them received severe wounds in the
gun fiziit. Search for them was
being continued tOnieht.