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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Great Northern pisr-att rushimi Msru.
Pier fs-Htf Tyndhrsur
BELL ct. torminAi-Astor sohr Kirketind.
Pier k--Htr Fulton.
Pier str Meauan. ctr Princess Ma
auinha.
pier f--sir Alameda. str Northwestern.
Pier i--n,r bergen.
urend Trunk dock-ssr Admiral Nicnoi-
aon.
Pacific Coast tunksrs-rarhtsnip Una
,ilis No. az.
Pier A--Htr Admiral aehisy.
Pier n--Etr Admiral Evans
skinner EDDY yArds-str Robin Gray.
str Robin ooodfsiio-. str Esstsrs
knight
ALASKA Steamship On. rnoerinr,-su Vie
t9ria.
Commercial Roller ~ors.-sr' santa
Ana.
stacy st. sertninsi--u. IS purnside.
East waterway tsrminsi--aAr Eastern
Neon
puihls yards--s,r Yves, Ivan.
Anss ysrds--s,r West Jesssp. str Roo,s-
welt
TODD dryasek str Eastern Guide. a.,
Eastern Gale. s,r city OF Topeka. s,r
Santa Aiiein
Nsffrrnan drydock-Moior scbr cuiturra.
eta ketchihan
Lake union-iiuils anoausimis. nror,on.
l.sasa. kndymion. Fort jackson. Ad-
AfN"ANAsfAs tt@NFtf1t1ffs firuFfe~
vile, AuenhwfHt. Ahiiia. Afria Ca
pFAria. EieHtrA. Osi~in. Ahydos. Area.
dsuiia. Academia. reuuts. Black wolf.
Hlrhiand. rastinr. nianfofd. Agron.
Anthem. Port Harrison. Fort Stanwir
lmufha. Aiion. Loot. Dlone, caracAn.
cofisn. Cinsyras. cardla. Elisa. s~hrs
ttaies- Henry Wilson. Saltwater, Alice.
wsvona. Msit % Orleans. hEe- corun.
Fresno. whaling stra Tankinak, Ke-
disk. U. y, n surveyor
Patterson q Mcdonald yarss-Mo.or schr
noohyalia.
boieoia Canal Lumber co--Motsr schr
usnowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
WILSON CREETS
PAN-AMERICANS
Writes Message TO Cont.
mental Financial Meet

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ia.-(Unl,cd
Press. l--American republics must
set up az a model for the world In
development OF high political and
social ideals. and abandon all selfish
purposes, President Wilson today
told delegates 20 the second Pan.
American Financial conference in n
personal letter of welcome. which
was read at the opening session.
Il rejoice with you that In these
troubled tines Of world reconstruc.
ton the republics OF the American
continent should seek no selfish rur.
pose. bu; should be guided by n de-
sire TO serve one another and 10
serve tho world TO the utmost OF
their capacity" the president wrote.
The great privileges that have been
showcred upon us both by reason
OF our geographical position and be.
cause Of high political and social
ideals that have determined the ma.
uonal development OF all American
republics. the president said, carry
with them obligations. the fulfill.
ment Of which must be regarded as
a real privilege by every true
American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Pershing Insisted
on a Separate Yank
Army; Foch Yielded

Telling Marshal roch. the supreme
commander. fatty and finally that
the First American army would not
be disrupted Co carry out his plans
FOR the 81. Mihiel offensive IL some
unknown history IN which Cen
Pershing became Destiny.
II T. told in IN. commanderin.
chiefs final report 60 his govern
mont. without minclns words. he
says the allies were In desperate
plight when we threw our forces into
the breach.
Reviewing the military situation
from tho SUMMER 81 1917 TO tho
spring OF 1918. Gen. PcrshinE says
regarding the efforts 20 dissipate the
approaching American millions into
mere adJunets to other fighting
forces,
disappointment az tho delay OF
the American effort soon hsgan to de
velop. French and British authori-
ties suggested the more rapid entry
OF our troops into the line. and urged
the amaigamation OF our troops with
their own. even insisting upon the
curta liment OF training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
TOMATOES ARE
NOVELTY NOW
Egg Market Is Weak al SO
Cents Per Dozen Monday

a shipment Of tomatoes from Chi.
cngo was placed On sale on the local
wholesale produce market as a nov
city Offering Monday morning.
Quotations were sla per case.
othcr arrivals on the local market
and their Wholesale quotations were:
Imperial Valley lettuce. 50 per case:
Los Angeles lettuce. 1895 per case.
and green peppers. at IS cents per
pound. A car OF Black Diamond
grapefruit arriving shortly before
noon. VIII be- placed on tho market
Tuesday
Fresh egg market IN weak at bs
cents per dozen. With weather con.
ditions absolutely governing the egg
market from now on. dealers general
~ concfdo that II VIII gradually
work toward lower level.
Butter market opened the week
az reduced quotations announced by
dealers yesterday. Fresh bricks are
now 90 cents per pound. with storage
bricks AZ GO cents"
Receipts at the local stock yards
Monday were 30 head Of cattle and
SIS hogs. Market held steady In all
divisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
They'reO Off!

They're Off
No more candidates can enter the
municipal election race. Filings
closed Saturday night.
Primaries. February n. Finals,
March 2
Here's the complete list OF canii.
dates:
For mayor-Hugh NJ. Caldwell.
James A. Duncan. @. u. Fitzgerald.
For corporation counscl-Waitcr
NJ. Meier.
For councilman. three year term
(thrce 20 be siected) - Lou Cohen.
C. ST. Dahiaser. Oliver T. Erickson.
Ice Roy Henry. Robert II. fIesketh,
Frank ~. knnnalr. Fred W. Kelly.
Joseph KiidaiL ". u. Lane. Charles
Marble. =. c. Merriam. Frank T.
Mullen. Carl ". Reeves. II. Sartori.
Phillip Tomlinson. John u. WenEef.
Two-year term Zone 20 be electedl
"A. T. Drake. Charles II. Gallant.
T. NJ. Parker. George +. Ryan,
George y. worIey.
One year term Zone 20 be elected
John r. Carroll. Ben r. NaumaH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
BABY IN
HIS SUITCASE
Broken Blossom" Leaves
Note With Infant

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Jan. H.
When Robert IL Rowland returned
last night from a trip TO New York
he dropped his black travelling bag
In his room and forgot abou, n
until this morning. when walls COM
ing from IL. caused him 10 investi.
gate. In the bag was an eight
weeks old boy baby. nursing bottles.
milk. a carefully written baby food
formula and usual articles OF baby
clothing.
There was n note which read:
Il have no friends. nobody cares
and so leave him behind. I am
leaving for California. so good. bye
and God bless my baby boy. From
the heart OF a broken blossom"
Rowland believes the bag contain.
ing the baby was substituted for
his own bag while he purchased his
railroad ticket in New York. The
infant was taken 10 hospital here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Matinee Thief
EMPLOYS DRUG?
Makes Victim Go to Sleep
as He RobS?

Seattle police are searching Mon
day for "A mhtinee'robber. who either
drugs on hypnotizea hts victimn and
then roha them. as they lapse into
unconHciousneas while viewing the
atricai performances.
Mrs. Ruth brooks 20. nm employe
81 tho Hook Confectionery shop at
Toi Madison At. was n victim Of
narcotic" robbery late Sunday
afternoon while she wnn attending a
performance at one OF the theatres.
whether the criminal uses n hypo-
dcrmlc needle. and IA subtle sleeping
injection. or hypnotlsm.
Mrs. Brooks. In recitlng tho Incl
dent OF the theft OF her money. de
clarcz she entered the theatre short
w before 3 =. m A man occupied
the seat next 10 her shortly after
she had entered.
MY attention was called TO the
man" declared Mrs, Brooks. because
of his extreme nervousness. ] no.
,iccd he twitehcd and moved contin.
uouHiy. lie had protrudinE lips and
was very dark. and heavily built
shortly after he sat down. felt
drowpy. The motion pictures were
on then and evidently went 20
sleep. l do not remember a single
thing about the aim. The crash OF
tho orchestra awakened mo and
when came TO I noticed the vaude'
VILE was on. The man next 10 me
got up and left the theatre.
MY head felt oddly. and ! went
home. suffering from "A hsalache. II
was then l discovered $40 had been
taken from my handbag. the handle
% which had been passed over my
arm"
Mrs Brooks declared she felt all
right upon getting up this morning
and could ind no place on her body
where a hypodermie needle could
possibly have been injected
Tho police declare they have had
reports before OF cases similar TO
this
Mru. Brooks lives with friends a,
Gc5 18th ave. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
SHAM "CROOM"
BROUGHT BACK
Bride" Spent S1.70O on
Honeymoon"

Make believe bridegroom and
make believe bride were lodged In
the city Jail Monday when II. l..
curncil. IS. and Miss Vac Lee. IS.
were brought back from Los An
relN by Police Captain ]. T. Ma
son 10 answer "a statutory charge
lgre
Miss Ice said she knew Cornell
was married when they cloped from
SEATTLE several weeks age. leaving
his family behind. She said she.
too. had once before been married.
but was divorced. During their
stay In the California city she said
she spent si.i0o showing her new
found mate a good time.
Attic she declared she loved Cor
neil intensely when they went
away. their relations appeared
somewhat strained when they faced
the desk sergeant 20 be booked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Wire Briefs

I>sBu RGs--six I. w. VS.
convicted OF ryndieailsm.
SAi.EM.-orcgon legislature ends
special session.
TACOMA.--Tripis Alliance forms
local branch.
wE>ATCHEE - Apple demand
increasing
I.O>DO>.--sieamer Borunsia FIRST
German ship under London bridge
since 1914.
NEW NORh.--w. J. Bryan says
campaign issues arc profl,cering and
public ownership.
wAsiIIN6T0N.--Alr route plated
to Nome. Alaska.
Nkw YORK. - Morgcnthau com
mission on Jewish maAaacrca alb
solves official Poland
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are striking.
CAfsARN,--Two killed when I'm.
plrr and Grand Central hotels burn.
SAN DIEGO. - schumann-iI sinck
~. pneumonia.
DA>ZiG.-poiss capture German
troops in disputed territory.
BERLIN. - National assembi y
passes bill placing workers councils
under government control
WE>ATCHEE. &C y. shotweil
ranch. 81 acres. Cashmere. sells for
$50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
BANK CLEARINGs
Drank His Fill and
Left Faucet Open

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. ia dry
lifetime looms hideously before q.
Alferi. Of this city.
Hundreds Of gallons OF claret had
from tank in the base
mcnt OF his home when he investi-
gated today. according TO a report
TO the local police.
An unweloome visitor had left the
faucet open after drinking his FIJI,
WIS the belief expressed by AlferL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
DANIELS DENIES.
NAUGHTY WORDS.
Remarks About British Not
Derogatory, He Says

WASHINGTON. Jan. is.-swsep-
ing Investigation Of the naval poll.
eicH OF Joscihus Daniels. secretary %
the navy. IL expected 90 b. decided
upon by the senate naval affairs
committee.
Republican senator's believed today
that dsnials by Daniels make an tn
vcstigation all The more necessary
In "a letter 90 Chairman Page. Of
the committee. Daniels denied fatty
that he ever told Sims mot TO let
tho British pun tho wool over bis
eyes" and that We would as soon
fight the British az tho Germans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
GERMAN VICTORY
WAS INrRoRNBlE

My conclusion was that. aiiho the
morale OF the German people and
armies was better than Il had been
for two years. only an untoward com.
blnation OF circumstances could give
the enemy decisive victory before
American support could be made ef
fective. Nothing In the situation Jus
tlhcd the REIMBURSEMENT o. our firm
purpose 10 form our own army under
our own tiag.
While tho Germans were nraetle
ms for open warfare and eoneentrat-
ing their most aggressive personnel
in shock divisions. the training OF
the allies was still limited TO trench
warfare. As our troops were being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Two Wounded in
Free-for-All Fight

ST. HELENS. Ore. Jan. H.
George Chambers and an unidentified
logger are suffering from wounds to-
day as the result of free-for-all
fight In a pool hail at Holton. near
here. Sunday night.
Alex D'stefano and Mike Rossl.
Italian laborers. are said TO have
started the trouble and were thrown
out Of the pool hall by a half dozen
patrons.
The Italians are reported TO have
returned later with 'reinforcements.
and TO have started shooting. with
the result Chambers received two
scalp wounds and the logger was
wounded I'm the leg.
D'Stefano and Rossi were arrested
and are in Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Find Dazed Girl
Lost on Highway

Found wandering along the Ever.
EFT highway three miles north Of
Bothell early Sunday morning BY a.
G.. Iceland. 23ss Northlake ave. Miss
Margaret SIvers. Is. was taken 20
the Juvenile detention home to be
cared for. The girl was in a dazed
condition when Iceland found her.
According TO the girl. she left
Bothell Saturday evening for Seattle.
She started TO walk but lost her
way. Miss Stivcrs said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Search Shore for
Missing Woman

Police are searching tho shore OF
Lake Washington IN the vicinity OF
the Madison ~. end. following re-
port that Mrs. Rolla Gomhles. 7es
Alder ST. had threatened TO end hcr
life.
According 20 Mrs. Isabel Cook. who
lives at the same address. Mrs. Com.
hics left note stating that she In
tended 20 commit suicide. She was
seen 20 board an East Madison car
about : o'clock sunday afternoon.
headed In the direction OF tho lake
Since that time the young woman
has been missing.
No motive for her threat was
given In the hrief communication
which she left behind
II brrvity n the soul OF wit some
OF our tokesFnithS must be aouiiess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
TONIGHT

y. m.--Good Eats cafeteria
DIR. Edward T. Devine. editor Survey.
speaks Mt ioint meeting Of Common
wealth club and Reconstruction for
um. Public invited.
8 p. MISUNDERSTANDING smok.
cr--Only veterans Of foreign war;
admitted
D. m. - Masonic ciub-Credlt
Mems association win hear retailers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

trained for open warfare. there was
every reason why We could not al
low them 20 be scattered among our
allies even hy divisions, much less
as requirements. except by pressure
OF sheer necessity.
ANY sort Of permanent amnlra.
nation would irreNocnhly commit
Americas fortunes 60 tho hands of
the allies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
AUSTRALIA ROADS LOSE

MELBOURNE. Dec. boy Mail)
The loss on all commonwealth rail
loss on all commonwealth railway
lines for the financial year ending
way lines for the financial year end
ing June 30. 1910. amounted ID near
Is 800 600. II In shown by figures In
the annual report Of the railway com
missioner. The loss during the pre-
vious year was about half a million
dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Idaho and Oregon
Commissions Meet

BOISE. Ida. Jan. 1s.--rdaho's pub
lie utilities commission VIII meet
early In February in joint session
with the Oregon commission TO de-
eide upon application OF the Idaho
Power company for greatly In
creased irrigation power rates. NAL
heur and Baker counties in the latter
state are affected by the new rate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
January ip-Htr tmlay from Eagle
iihrhor ~ $50 a. M str Princess Ma
auina from British Columbia ports at
20 a. m.
January is-atr Fulton from British
Columbia ports at .. M ntr Phyllis
from kan Francisco NJ $50 A. m str
Admiral Hchls yfrom IAN Diego via Han
Francisco az . q. m. htr Admiral Dewey
from Tacoma at ESQ a. M str North
western from Tacoma az lao y. M. rtr
Prince George from Prince Rupert. u. c..
VIA ports at y. m.
Departures
January ia--htf imiAy for Han Fran
claro via ~, iiaiFnn At l0t 20 a. m
January is-su Phyllis for Everett at
., m str Admiral DeeSy for San
Diego Via Han Francisco at al a. IN. str
INLAY for Eagle iiarbor at III a. m. str
Admiral Watson for Southwestern via
houiheau'afn Alaskan ports a. 10 n m. F.
sft Mefiden for Tacoma a. o. m. ctr
}. a. Moffst for Ran Transisco At 70
., M. str Prince George for Prince Ru.
pert. II. C.. Via ports at midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. is--Thsro was n
decidedly buoyant tone 70 tho stock mar.
ket ct the opening today and several 81
the leading issues made gains. United
states steel. however. vas or =, at
1854 General Motors opened az 1904.
up AL United states Huber az i2bh
W ~. Central Leather at -. W y
crueibis At a0s. mp ~ southern Pacific
~ 100 =. unchanged.
8oma Of tho low priced rails were
taken in hand toward the end 81 the
fret hour under tho leadership OF Pere
Marquette. which advanced more than n
point 20 aoA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. is-Ho s-Receipts.
COCO head. market 10 "a &c Up. BULK ~
sales, ii1.ioQfg.30s butchers. fiAtoW
tis.st: packing. fia.G5mif.es. light. iiAtO
9iteo. pigs, ii3.s0Uifs0; rouEha.
iis.g5Witib.
Receipts. ~ 900 head; market
slow 90 steady Beef. isais. butcher
steers 's.7G0isaS. tanners and cutters.
o. g0U7.to. rtockerH and feeders. 80 20 y
ii7.se; cows. ts7S9tf25: calves. ii71
Us.
sheep--Rscsipis. 1900 head; market
strong 60 higher. Lambs. situ - 90
ewes. ibbogig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
STAFF COLONEL MEETS
BROTHER IN SEATTLE

Col. Henry Beeuwkcs. OF the Perish.
Ing party. Jumped off the train Mon
day morning TO grasp tho hand Of
his brother. r. Beeuwkes. whom he
had not seen for three yearH. The
brother IL In charge Of the cleetrifi.
cation OF the Milwaukee railroad
here.
Mrs. Becuwles. the pretty young
wife OF the local man. threw her
arms around her brother-in-law's
neck and smacked him on the check.
Three little Beeuwkeses looked on
highly pleased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
ESCAPES HOSPITAL

County hospital authorities are
searching Monday for Joe Peters. 60.
who escaped Saturday from the
county hospital. Peters had been
sentenced to serve out a finc OF $500
for conspiracy 10 defraud He was
wearing hospital clothes when he
escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Jan. if-cattle--Rsceipta :,
iiioo0 head. market strong 10 higher.
Eieers. SIC. sogfit; COWS and heifarn.
f7.to1ii! fockers and feeders, 1860
3is.it. eaiv~a. its0Is.Go.
Hers-ilecsipts. s.1oo head: market q
steady. Top. tiB.io. bulk OF sales si.yo
9i4ko.
sheap-Rseeipis. 1000 head; rnarhs, Is
100 stc higher. lambs. fisaisss; ewes.
fio to9ii.io feeder lambs. iffaisso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

II costs $3.50 more month TO pur-
chase bare necessities now than II
did last July, according to the
Municipal Employer District council
city employees maIs this contention
In a petition. filed WITH the council.
asking for a IS monthly wage in
crease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Decision Goes to.
Police "Heavies"

After starting a fight in a down.
town cafe late Sunday night. George
Etcell. 81. lightweight champion OF
the navy. and n sailor companion,
Alfred Burke. IS. assumed the re.
sponsibility OF licking the Seattle
police force and got themselves
jagged. Police won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Chicago Grain Market
Frisco Market Status

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. is-Bu,ter--
Extras. 1--WE per 10. prime firsia. s7he
per ID.
EgEs-Ertras. CSC per der. EXTRA pull
lots. tshe per doS. undsraiEcd puilets.
toe per dor
Cheess--cAlifornia fAH, fancy, s5he
per 10: flrsts. ale per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Will II. Hays on
Way to Chicago

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. H.
WIN II. Hays. republican national
chairman. left early today for Chi
cage, commenting before his depart
urs that no considers republican
hopes bright in the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
PUBLIC COCKFIGHT

DENVER. Jan. is.-The public
cockflght was welcomed back today.
after being under the ban for years.
The fighting birds are on tonight's
program at the National Western
Stock Show here. along with exhibits
Of pure-bred horses. cattle. swine and
sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
TUESDAY

Noon - Good Fats eafctcrta-Ray
y. Carter. community worker. ad-
dresses Municipal league.
= y. m.--sist Queen Anne ave-
War Mothers league.
.J5 y. m.--Quecn Anne community
meeting--Ssranch library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan. is.--B utts City
creamery. tsebpo per ID.
Esrs-seiec;ed local extras. $50 Use per
dor.
Hsns-,e o s,e per ID: broiisrs. sio,sc
per H.
Gesse--<so per 10.
chsess-Triplets. 1ss Use per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Schumann-Heink
iii With Pneumonia

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 10. = Mime.
Schumann-Heink is suffering from a
slight attack OF pneumonia and. com
plications being feared. absolute rest
has been prescribed, DIR. +. T. Weir.
her physician. said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
$4,000, 900 Worth
of Liquor Seized

NEW YORK, Jan. i9.-More than
ss.Oo0,oOo worth of whisky and
spurious liquors have been confis.
Gated by the internal revenue officers
here since the 18th amendment went
into effect Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Thief Takes Six
Suits of Clothes

\ suit collecting thief obtained
six mems outfits when he entered
tho Union Dye Works. 1913 Third
ave. thru n window. Sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

The pumps OF fireboat pur.
chased by the Italian government
for use In Naples harbor can throw
/ PAS tons Of water an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
MONDAY
JAN. 10

gH W
FIRST nigh Tids
8 % a. m is r.
First Low Tide
iatis n M. 10 a.
second IiiEh Tide
2tbf . m. 10 q r.
><sond Low rids
10 90 y M. 08 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Local Markets

Price Paid Wholesale r~aisrs
for tsgsfsbis. and Iruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

II brrvity n the soul OF wit some
OF our jokesrniths must be soulless
The evening world., 1920-11-30
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