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The Washington herald., 1920-12-10
Blue Law Saves
This Dog Until
He Bites Again

CAMDEN, N. J., Dec. 9.-An Eng
lish law, dating back to 1900 or
thereabouts, probably will enable
Garibaldi to live to a ripe old age.
Garibaldi is a terrier, but he has
a devoted master IN the person of
Dominick Lafurno, a junk dealer of
Third and Pine streets. Camden.
Today Recorder Stackhouse ordered
Garibaldi shot, after William Di-
mick, 419 Stevens street, showed
where the dog had bitten him in
the leg.
After sentence had been pro-
nounced. Lafurno's counsel opened
a musty volume, from which he
quoted a law which calls for execu-
tion Of dog after II has bitten a
person twice. Garbaldi, 1t was tes-
titled, took only one bite. Recorder
stackhouse reversed his sentence.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-10
Do Your Xmas Shopping Now!

Take your selection with you now, or leave it
here until Chrstmas!' Regular payments don't
start until after Christmas, anyway. Then you
pay in small weekly or monthly sums to suit
yourself. Why waltz Come here at once and make
your Christmas selections!
The Washington herald., 1920-12-10
Urges Christn,as Place
For 'sInUfsibLe Guests

NEW YoRK.Dec. Shave q chair
or two at your table this Christmas
for little invisible guests" is the
request of the European Relief
Council seeking to save the lives Of
$500. 900 destitute children in East
ern and Central Europe.
Each chair is designed to repre-
sent a contribution Of $40 to save a
young life. The request was made
today by Herbert Hoover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
.-READING'"- '"-
MAIN LINE

FEGN ROCK OAK LANE --
Modern ccnter-hall English-style
residence containing large living
room. den, billiard room, rccep-
ton hall. dining room, breakfast
room and Kitchen. chambers
and { baths. 3-car garage, Hot
water hcut in both house and
garage. tot 150x2OO feet Price,
$4,000
OAK LANE--.Nll.st stone Colonial
home. : chambers and hath".
Exceptionally we'll located near
oak Lanc avenue. not far from
Broad street. Fine Colonial hall
and staircase. Large living room
'yi'N spacious fireplace. "-car
garuga. Exceptional valu" at
S&J.uUC.
GLENSIpE --- Bungalow with 6
rooms and bath hll on one floor,
large attic gpUCe for storage,
strictly modern: guS md cleo
trlclty lIot-wHtcr heat, laundry
"a basement. 9-rar garage. Lot
75xI25. Very rea"Onubl" IA, $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
-LOiNGACRE PARK
$3.50 AND UPWARD
SMALL AMOUNT OF
CASH REQUIRED

Homes with apartment house
cOnvenicnces, central plant
heat, also hot water supplied
to every house. These homes,
with large lawns, we're built
just before the war and could
not be duplicated at anywhere
near present selling price. Cozy
semidctached house of 8 bed
rooms ana tile bath to bed
rooms and 3 tiled baths. Many
styles from which to choose.
Our representative is on the
premises every afternoon-t5
minutes from Broad st. Station
on Media Division, Fernwood
Station. % minutes by auto.
Out Baltimore Pike from 61st
and Baltimore Ave. to Church
Lane. then left on Church Lane
to Iongacrc Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY
- - slIz 55 s1sa551 e1Iz

TTTTN-TMNTlTlI-rilrTl-TT'r-.n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
CHESTNUT HILL

GERNIANTOWN -- LIN rOLN
DRIVE SECTION-Alodern Ing
lleh cottage. 10 large rooms. in
Guiding . chumb'r5 and baths.
Glass enclosed tile porch White
finish. Hot-walcr heat. llud-
wood floors. lear garage. Price
$4,000.
At uPSAL STATION-Attrar-
two stone Colonial homo contain
ing II rooms, chambers, den,
baths and enclosed porch.
White finish. with every modern
convenience Large lot and stou"
garage. Pri"", 5000.
JUST OFF LINCOLN DRIVE
ATTRACTIVE all-stono home. : he'd
rooms and baths liOt-vatcr
heat Whit" mahogany finish.
Honsa only years old lum'-
liatc possession. Price. 3l5,o00.
Nl5AR UPSAL STATGON-ALod-
oru stone residence and stone
garage. Lot zoo fcot q, depth.
Cou,ains 10 rooms, cuanhcrs,
'iled bath with bult-'u uurhla
saCw"r Excellent condition HN-
cCptional value at $lj,5Wo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

OFFICES 'or rent Shuh-rt Bldg., $50 D.
Broad NJ. IN su!tcs; excellent lIsht; i'm
mcdIatn pIs5es5Ion. --.--- --.-----
SECOND and thlr N,or. corner. near 9d and
WnluIlt about zoo HuuHr" r,rt. ,.IoclrIc
ught. steam heat. Gayi"y. 1909 PIno $,
OrrlII5 for r"uD &hubyrt H,ds.. 80 8
broad ST.. IN suites, "Nc"'"nt i.gM, inn
nlodlato possession.
~rIU.I.E ST li0i Is' Nuor suitable bust
ness or Ynytniani e@n"'lent "'nt loro'ivu.
sPUI'CIl &c, 1905 lat floor suitable bust
roga or physlciami excellent cen. location.
oF1'ICES 81 ap3 "GHT's; d% sN' i'S"' 'H""ufao'
OiST7TCIiS Tor bus. or suitable doctors. den
tiatI. Hottl CRmaoR. ID and Penn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
d. THE NEARBY SUBURBS
LOGAN
$1,000 CASH

Makes you the owner Of the
most attractive new 2-stOry
home in Logan.
NO INFLATED PRICES
A value that Is self-evident and
we want you to prove this to
your own satisfaction.
EXAMINE FURNISHED
SAMPLE HOUSE
4712 Warnock Street
Between 10th and 11th, north
of Wyoming. Each home in
cludeS 7 cheerful rooms and
tiled bath with built-in tubs
and separate tiled shower. In
closed porch (hoated); also
heated garage.
PRICES, $500 TO $4,000
And you may move in after
making deposit. Representa-
tive on premises. Sample house
open afternoons and evenings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
GERM NTOhN

WANTED TO buy home with oonVrliensss;
bedroomsi $4,000 or less. Germantown
Chestnut TItll tr vicinity. WITH some ground.
not. NECESSARILY modern. Address, siVinE To-
Onios
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

ARDMORE PA.--New house. rooms, tl'
bathroom; hOt-Wuier heat: just Nuishrl
good location. Apply John W. Brook, Al
Cricket ave, ArdmgEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
SPINACH CLUTS
LOCAL MARKET
California and WalIa WalIa
Send Large Amount

Whatever may be thu plant Of
buyers IN other commodities, there II
no shortage OF spinach on the mar.
ket
Spinach from California and from
Waiis waila r. competing with local
green's. slth the result that the mar.
ket II down somewhat IN price. Quo
tstlons range from ti.2s 10 Ills a
case for local ana waIla wnila stuff.
Los Angeles spinach. In much larger
bore-. ~ selling for t2.be.
Potatoes were reported IN b. NOV.
ing somewhat more freely Thursday
The recent shortage OF cars has bern
relieved. jobhsrs say. and now rpuds
may - brought IN without DELAY.
Th~ market price rfiri holds FROM $50
20 as ton for Yakima Gems.
A steamer arrived wednesday Win
sprouts. parsley and other green
stuff. and another wns due today.
Dairy men can So no prospect 81
immediats change IN tho market.
they state. but nbouid prio-s break
IN Frisco and the East me local ma r.
Ike, would necessarily follow.
EEws were unchanged In prfoc
~. ...y.w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cows t~rriiusi--ssr Eastern Lead
sr. str Msonsn. str Westward ITO.
Great Northern tsrminai--str kashisna
Pier IL Motor schr wss.pa
Union on doeE--u ID Dornsv.
Pier S-str West Ivan. str Ds~enpsrt
Pier i--sir Santa Ana. str Alameda. str
Befl ~, termtns,-u r Surveyor. u q
G. q. Algonquin. str Unslxa
Par D--str Admiral Dewey.
Pacific Coast coal bunker.--u T. \
srfirure. str YOSEMITE. U y l. II +
Heather.
Pacific Coast Engineering vorks-str
Nile. str fconium..
Connecticut st tsrmio at-str st.s,
Ranger.
Alaska steamship noorings-s,r stas.
way. str Kstehlksn.
Spokane 81 termlnkl--str HAITI. Lukn-
bach.
Ear waterway terminss--s,r West Jes-
sup.
Todd drydooks-schr Columbia str spo-
kane. str Tidridgo.
Puget Sound bridge a Dredgfng works
Hull Rainbow. str Patterson
Lake Uniou.-HuIIs Abiiia, Abnoha. Ahv-
dos. Addison. Aiienhurst. Ahmfk, An.
thon, hayden. bertrand, pingamoa.
Blseaya. Black Wolf. Blanford. ocI-
win. Bourhton. Pezuta. PuysIiup.
csEsesn. cspraris, csrdis. Ccnins.
Charus. Chesterfield. Chsieis CInsa.
Cinyras. corus. Cokisn. Cola, Clone.
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort Ifar-
rison. Fort Jackson. Fort stanwis.
Port Union. Imufka. Lcoti. kitan. air
Oregon.
tmes yard---fstr Roosevelt.
Lays dock--ftr Yves, Norranua
Fisher Flour miiis-str Eelbsck-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
FINANCIAL MEN
START SESSION
WIN Organize Big Foreign
Trade Corporation
BY DON u. CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO. Dec s.--Leaders IN IN
dur,ry. finance and agriculture from
20 rfaier gathered hero today TO form
a 500. 200. 600 corporation 20 finance
foreign trade
The corporation win be established
along lines approved By the Anert-
can Bankers' association and author
ized by the Edge act It's object will
be tho "successfui maintenance.
growth and development Of Ameri-
cas- foreign trade ms explained by
John $. Drum. san francisco. pres
idcnt Of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION. who called the meeting.
This corporation VIII be distinctly
on national lines and win be pre-
pared 20 render national service
said Drum today in n statement 20
tho United Press. 1T viii come into
being thru the widest cooperation
and win be n source Of strength and
assistance 20 agriculture. industry.
commerce and finance and VIII be
helpful 10 an other foreign trade or.
ranlza tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
SINGLE MEN TO
WAR ON RATES
Lay Plans 10 Avert New and
Higher Tariff

Pans 10 avert hign rnfi rnfer
were discussed a. the closing teh.
sion o. the fourth annual Red Cedar
shinRis congress nj the New
washington hotel wednesday after
noon.
Congressional iegisiation making
our import duty on shingles equal
20 that Of Canada was also recon
mcnded
The suggestion WINS made haf
manufacturers place IN each bundle
Of shingles instructions on bow 10
lay them 20 give the greatest utility.
A thicker shiugie, and larger In size
for roofing. was urged.
RiteGrade sbingie mrn heid ban
auet "wednesday night az tho Butler,
and the single men Of the West
Coast Lumbermen's association held
their annual meeting Thursday at
the New Warrington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Grain FUTURES
ARE DROPPING
Slump at Chicago Is Con-
tinuing

CHICAGO. Dee s.-Cr~tn prices
continued their decline on the cht-
cago board OF Trade today. some
strength was shown at the opening.
due To covering by shorts and the
heavy export sale on "Wednesday.
However. weakness soon developed
and declines we're recorded In all
quotations due to heavy selling
with little buying power.
Provisions were lower.
December wheat was up H~ 81 n .
opeuing at ti.fQA and Ia later trad
ing lost axe; March wheat opened
Dropping se
December corn lost ne at the
epcninE. Ntc. later losing bc.
May corn. after opening off Ne at
sshc. dropped Ee before tho close /:
July corn was unchanged at the
opening. lfac. but In later trading
slumprd Nc
December oats opened unchanged
az Bsc and subsequently lost nc:
May oats was unchanged at the
opening. h@A c. later dropping July
cats opened off - AZ 81 ~. losing
an additional ~ later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Weakness Marks ~. Y.
Trading; Oil Stocks
Struck BY Low Trend

NEW York Dec 'wsassss- assvierd early 10 "ains on ~,
New York oil tissues we're the h 10 fe"
THIS fbene rh nothing back the movement and
traders expected made later
below orr al tpA
sinclair - at tott later sofa
so Reading rails rons TO 20 Norfolk
rreres preferred at 60
Th- stock opening prices Includes Cen
Mexican Petroleum isb
of States Rubber "2 Vi
Fan American - off s7s OFT IL baldwin ~ I'M
changed: Sinclair 80 off y: esudshsk-s sis. Oft "a
IN the se~"nd ho1f
a
down 90 fts ~ II points h-sow e weeks hiEh
trade
There offs-t the sfaA
selling off and peiniS
rpeetlveiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Trust Co. to Alter
Haller Building

Permit TO alter the Columbia st.
level OF the Halter building was
taken out Wednesday by the Seattle
Title Trust company. which will va.
cate it's present quarters In the Bos.
ton block. Second ave. and Columbia
81. with the expiration Of the Bank
OF California's lease on the Second
ave. frontage OF the Halter building
the trust company win occupy this
space as It's permanent homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Whole Coast Waits
Coming of Big Storm

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec s.-rhc
morning broke here with the slate
eolors Of storm In the southeast
and later was followed up by the
prediction OF the United States
weather bureau that tonight and
Friday viii see rain accompanied
by a moderate TO strong southeast
eriy gale SHIPS at sra within the
storm zone have been warned by the
marine department of the Chamber
Of Commerce. Local shipping cir.
eies have warned their ships IN port
10 tighten their anchors for the
presagcd southeaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Kanno. saiehira. ~ 10Th ave. boy.
ca iiahan. H. IL l6os fust ave n.
soper. Richard. 800 ~ sth. giri
Asyci. j. IL tos ism ave. sirL
Malone. u. r. rs second ava ~
schneider Emmett Ass Kenyon ST.
Hedges clifford IL. sss Kenyon ST.
DsnshAn. U. NJ. s..: broadway N
Turner. ]. II. s,.s 7.nd sv. & W.
nssi,i@ W. o. 1907 W. csmbraE.
nrslnetd. y. a. 1913 y .s,h. boy.
Maesher, II. A.. 1895 W. 6ath. boy.
Iiooth. W. H.. 1895 Eastern ave-. girl
seatcf. " - iazt Third ava W.
sisurqa, Kimstaro. t.i. sixth ave
Jackson. W. W. waldorf Apis. boy.
keyth Claude r. sis Cherry at
girl
cowlinE. n. A. Portland. boy.
hsiirop. NJ. l.. 1901 n, fth. girl
Anderson. Leonard. b@oo ssth 4 W.
Glover. George H.. ,sis phinney.
Lsiioh. ooorre eti w. ssrd. boy.
haAmusson. itaAmus. 22i7 second
Deiman' Charles. ..i, a r7th. rirl
Everett. A j.. itis Pain ave. boy.
Cannon. James W. 1890 18th ave-.
boy.
nrakks. Andrew. So, ~. 18TH. boy.
tiritton. Dennis. 1917 nth ave. boy.
SIGH. :. ~ - Union. boy.
Grand.yed,. Or. H. ~ swedish hoS-
Holly. IL T. isiS KIrkwood pi.
.ri,sisnd. A.af.~. TUG Las.vie~
Jordan. b. G sos w. Ina,n. 1T. gin.
Cutler. H. c. e5is sath ava 5. W..
John. n. NJ $50 W. Orchard girl.
Montgomery. G. w 100 Fremont NJ
Larson. Charles eros rhaessray pL
YasaL Ma-.,a zoe Main s.. boy.
hatsudA fawoEo. s2s Warrington
nsisunoto. nasoiehl Go Eighth
royoshims. Tokfh-i. Kent. Eirl
nFanniEan. H. J. sts Thistle st. boy
David. A. H. $3.50 wcodiawn ave-
Smith. Stanley IL ,ois w. Manning
shaw. ~ &. COOS DETROIT ave. r,ri.
weskwsrih. Herbert ssot Angelina
Morrison. ~ A. :sis Greenwood
Dana, % Il. ,us y. s,rd r,rt
sanitona ichn soos Spruce at
uirss. ssiniira :o7 Seventh .~. e.
SaLasaw. wasuko so1 Maynard
Inouy.. Tsavo,hs 7ss Alder ct. girl
koyAma- sAnEa. sos fifth ave X.
sassl. rskaieh, 1,os broadway.
Sagstau shinza sis Washington
niien. ssiro. ~. fs,s ava. riri
MlHumoio. sakubeL 1891 Main 81
Anderson. Mathew. :s;, s.nd ave
n W. boy.
i;SIs,s ssas & T =, IT,, ,s.s w -, sirt
konishL koil SAW sixth ave s.
osierhou. Pred A. i,s w. ssun. boy.
strong. Lynn r. toii Whitman ave-
shaw. Iorsn X. :.or Mob mn. g.rl
Nook. herssrt G. ssss nth ave- y.
Hoibeach. A. T. ices mn ct boy.
Barber. y. L. tsss Seventh ave ~.
I4rses. olsk ir, i,rh ava, boy.
Carroll Cornelius. Sssf ttth g W.
boy.
Msrries. Thomas 1870 ssrd ave.
girL
Esnevcn 7. J. 81 r. Pins. esri
Keenan,. Patrick N1s Dawson 81
Eirl
Hunter. Ira T.. seos Green Lake way.
curd. Harry r.. as. ssnd 8. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
To Cut Wages of
300, 900 Workers

BosnS. Mass Dec s--wsEer
u New Engiand textile workers win
he reduord z7s per cent within =
short time. n was learned today fol-
lowing a meeting here In which prac-
tiaily nil fertile manufacturers os
the Now England states vorc rcprn-
aent~d-
Approximately 800. 80 eperssivv~
viii Be- affected by the wage cut u
was said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

CHICAGO. Dee. s--u gs-r~e~sp<s
H.eee bead rasrkst Zee io.sr uufk 20
sales. t,st9stei packing. ttteuf1t.
nKti t,seutss. pigA u.setsg.
rouxhs ~ .1Btse.
Receipts. fseos head: MARKET
steady. Nssf. tg.Aegls.sgs tutehrr stock
Use So eaansrs ard cuttsrx tsse
ttfs sterksr- aud fxed.rs ~ sSelss
cows. ts.Tswteta
SHEEP Receipts. f..sss h~ss; rs.rsss
20 higher. iAmbz. ts.teoiiss. svea
tsus.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Constantine Gets
Election Message

LUCERNE. Dec. "a simple
statement OF election results. not an
invitation TO return TO Greece. was
received today by King Constantine.
Tho message. from sPremier
George Rhallis read: The result of
the plebisclte is proof OF the attach
mept OF the Creeks for your aJesty.
whom they regard as an emblem OF
national unity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Vessels in Other Ports

EonKkonn--Arrfytd December q. Htr
Tjisondari from Seattle, via ports.
San Pedro--Arrived December q; Str
President from Seattle. via Han Fran
cisco. Sailed December 7; srr-Criffdu for
Seattle and Puget Sound ports.
San Francisco-HalIed December o. Str
Cordoys for senttie at q. m. Sailed
December q; CTR Rakersfteid for sesttie.
via Portland. at o. m.
Ocean Falls. q. C.-~Eaiied December q:
Str Admiral Rodmsn for Tacoma. via So
attic.
Tacoms-Arrived December .; Str Ad-
miral Hodmsn from Ocean Falls. u. G..
via Seattle, at . a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

pecemb~r Str Hattie r.~k-ubasn
from New York. via San Francisco and
Everett. at 7;t q m.
Decsmb~r Str Aam>da FROM southi
western. via Boutheasfsru Alaska. at II
D. m. str Admiral Rodmsn from Ocean
Falls, ~ C.. at .. m. str Wakrna from
British Columbia ports at II y m
sailed
December Str Admiral Dewey for
San Diego. via San Francisco and Gan
Pedro. at noon. str Victoria for comos.
~. G.. at 10 a. m. str Alameda for Tia
coma at $50 a m. str Lyman Stewart
for Oteum at gao a m.
December str Admiral Fofmen for
Tacoma at 1895 .. m; Htr windber for
Tacoma az $3.50 .. m. Liiiico tug NO. 70
for Soctbeastsrn Aiaska at .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
LIBERTY bonds
West Seattle Mill
to Close on Dec. Is

West Seattle lumber mills win
e'o~~ ind~finitesy December ~. II IL
announced by W. II. Scttleton. pre-.
hcnt Of tho Se,tie,on Lumber Co.
High prices Of logs and uanufAc,ur'
Ing costs are given as the rraeon for
tire shutdown. About 80 men will
be thrown out Of employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
STORM WARNING

Storm warnings were ordered
displayed AZ 7 a m. THURSDAY. =
0vere storm Ia central over Van
couv~r ialand. moving rapidly
southeast. and win cause strong
10 whols southeasterly gales
from san Francisco 10 cape
piattcry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Tacoma School Bond
Issue Meets Defeat

TACOMA. Dec s.-The proposed
s. $4,000 school bond issue. 70 be
uscd for tho construction OF inter.
MEDIATE schools. was defeated here
yesterday by few hundred votes.
The business mem. candidatns.- j.
s. Kemp and W. c. wheeler. Jr-
were elected 10 the school board.
Election results In this section
show the election OF Steve Gray ms
mayor OF puyaliup and Fred HInkie.
man as mayor Of Buckley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
SOUTHEAST
IS HOLDING
ITSCOTTON
Raised Much More Food
This Year: Is Ready for
Long Fight
NJ h T. I.EECu

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. s,-"Surc.
they're holding-tight as a drum
That's tho way Lem n. jackson.
director Of the market bureau % the
Georgia department % agriculture.
sizes up the selling strikc'' OF cotton
farmers turnout Southeastern United
States.
And Jacksou's picture OF the situa-
ton agrees with what I have heard
IN other Southeastern cities. notably
Mobile and Montgomery. Regardless
Of what cotton farmers OF other
states may do. growers Of Alabama.
Georgia. North and South Carolina
have embarked ON what Is appar,
sntiy a sink or swim battle 20 forcs
ar the price Of raw cotton by rsfus-
ing to sell their crop. Only such dds
trcss cotton as can not be held h
being sold. and IL Il \ small guam
tity.
How hrnx shcy wfn b. ahie N
hold. n the price doesn't 80 up. no
body hazards a definite guosA
WANT CUT
IN ACREAGE
Despite dt-arpo,ntrr-uts IN prevf.
Gus years. Southeastern states Arc
again all wrought up over q schcm,
20 bring about n drastic reduction In
cotton production next yrur. Efforts
are being made. chiefly thru the In
strumentality Of thsOAmcrican Cot
ton association. which is most strong.
~ organized in this section. TO pledge
farmers TO n one-third reduction In
. cotton acreage next year. and to get
bankers and business uen to sxrc-
not to finance Tire growing Of more
than two thirds OF this YEARS. crop.
! have juss complctrzi . trip
which has taken me into Ton
nuscc. Arkansas. OklahcmA
Texaa. Mksi~ippi Louisiana A.
ahamA and Georgia. I have run
into enough Different schesnes 10
vrmcuiy the cotton situation 10
held tho astenfiua Of the farmers
frvm nSw uIi the Judgment Day.
n thry wrrc all tried out
hut, tho they differ IN fetafls. prac.
ticaily all OF them have certain fun
0amcntal characteristics which are
sisk~ ana cur o. ue wholesale
preaching ana propaganda and. or
gantzatson nov In fun swing. inev'
liable good yin result
THREE
kEStLIS
II tbs fun6xmsntsi p4nc4paes Of
osess plans are carried out. thu cot.
ton growing states within the nex,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
ELECTION
IS CANvAST|
Lamping's Majority Stan
at 5,191

omcfai canvass ~ the port efr~1
vote Of last Saturday was mads VI
neaday at the session Of the Z
commission. George -. Lamptnx I
declared duly elected TO succeed,
s. Llppy.
The complete vote showed
Iamping had Enin.d z2.s7T yo
Llppy's ~. fss. a majority Of
An agreement was entered Il
the commission whereby the
Steamship line Will use thd
docks for the next three years.
Queen Mary Of England b
pert miiliner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
West Jessup Not to
Quit Oriental Run

west Jessup. owned by the u. 8.
shipping board. win start loading
careo for Yokohama Hongkong and
Manila about the middle OF the
month Plans 10 withdraw her from
the Oriental service have been
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
San Francisco Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec Shutter
Extras. Sic pcr Id; prime firsts. tTlsc per
ID.
Errs--Estrss Sac Ter dos; estrn null
let's. SOC per dox: undor sized puliets, SO
pcr dos.
cheess--s1Ats. fancy. soke per n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

PORTLAND. Dec s--caftis yse~iyts
- hrad. market nsfnss2i and uses.ss cd
hszr- hsrsipfs. III hsaa. market sie~
to steady. unchanged
shssp- Receipts. sU head rnsrt-s Ga
nararssd Prime ismhs. sras Gull
lsmes. uo7i yrsriiax. tsef, wethsts
rbes; s~s@ ttsa
baff~r-Sts PEG n
gEr~-3t gs7e per dev
Cheese -rrspista fse per n
Heals q fse POI N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Assure Reward for
Indian Life Savers

Indians Of the Northwestern Wash.
inr,on coast arr TO BE- rewarded for
their assistance TO shipwrecked
mariners by a fund which il 20 be
raised by subscription under the d.
rection OF the Puget sound Martins
circia The campaign started We'd
nesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Cargo Carriers Quit;
Coast Trade Slumps

Several cargo carriers have been
withdrawn from the ~atticoricn,ai
and Seattle South American trade be-
cause OF tho depression In Pacific
coast shipping. according 10 shipping
board officials Tho 2i-dsy sailing
schedules from Seattle to the far
East win. however. be maintained BY
the Pacific Stea mship Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
New Ship Added to
Boston-Pacific Run

Tho steel steamer Yaxia IL the
fsfcst vessel 10 be added 10 the coast.
wtso s~rvic, maintained between 30.
ton and Pacific coast ports BY tho
North Atlantic and Western steam
ship company. n was announced by
tho Pacific Steamship company. local
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