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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
IRRICATIONISTS
BLOCKING HERE
Development Congress to Be
Well Attended

with delegates from the entire
Northwest and California arriving In
numbers wednesday. the forces
which viii attend the opening res.
sion of the irrigation and develop
m.nt congress Thursday at the Uni
verrty of Washington 10 consider
tho re claiming Of arid and semi arid
lands. promise TO exceed those OF
any similar development congress on
this coast
The Delegates ar~ anxious 20 have
the congress result in a union Of
states TO force congress TO Sc the
justice back Of the claims for aid
In retaining arid lands OF tho West.
delegates declased today. Some dele.
gates declared they wanted congress
TO go on record AZ favoring a policy
OF federal aid for swamp and logged.
off lands.
Representatives os the American
Legion will appeal 10 the congress
Thursday and Friday 20 have the
government srciaim Western land
and give exservlcc men and women
preferential rights.
An Delegates were unanimous In
indorxinE the idea OF having the
presidential nominees indorse a
Western man for the next secretary
OF IN. interior.
All sessions will be open 10 the
public. A luncheon will be served
on the university campus Thursday
and at 4 y. m. the delegates will be
given an auto trip over the city. on
Saturday. the delegates will go 20
Tacoma, where the Chamber OF Com.
mcrcc OF that city will give them a
barbecue and ciambake.
In all. 1905 representatives have
been named by Northwestern cities
to attend the congress. Gov. Louis
r. Hart and Mayor Hugh NJ. Caid'
well will open the congress with
short talks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Waterhouse Ship
Coming With Hemp

with 1000 tons OF hemp and a
large amount OF Oriental goods for
Seattle and British Columbia. the
steamship Delight. operated by Frank
Waterhouse 4 Co. II expected here
early next month. West Ivan. OF the
waterhousc fleet. will SO into dry
dock tomorrow before loading for tho
Orient. Maauam. OF the same com
pany. Is being extensively repaired
here and viii not sail for three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Blue Funnel Liner
Here From Orient

rNion. Blue Funnel liner. hcrthed
at Pier "a yesterday with cargo VI
Oriental goods from China. japan
and the Philippines and Is discharg'
ing cargo before proceeding to Van
couver. She will return here To re-
load. The Osaka Shosen Kalsha liner
Hawaii Maru. with 1000 tons Of ORR
entail freight for British Columbia
and Canadian points. arrived at Vic
toria yesterday and proceeded here
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Great Western r. r.
Office Opened Here

y. Y. Harold has been placed In
charge of tho Seattle headquarters
OF the Chicago Great Western rail-
road, which will bc installed in the
Hogc building. o. +. Spindler. Of
san Francisco. general Pacific coast
agent OF the road. was in Seattle
yesterday supervising organization
OF the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
SUFFRAGE VOTE
MUDDLED AGAIN
Monkey Wrench Is Thrown
in Connecticut

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. f5.-The
Connecticut legislature. which yestor.
day ratified the federal suffrage
amendment, mus, vote on that mea-
sure again.
Gov. Holcomb, believing yester.
days action unconstitutional. has
called another special session OF the
legislature for Tuesday, for the spe.
cific purpose OF acting upon the
amendment
Holcomb. holding n special session
OF the legislature. may act upon only
such legislation as Is confirmed In
the call. Withholding certincation OF
yesterdays vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Alberta Tar Sands
Will Be Developed

MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 15.-
Great interest has been stirred up
In financial circles by the announce
ment that commercial interests are
proposing to employ the tar sands
OF the Athabasca river In Alberta.
In these sands. OF which millions
OF tons arc available. tremendous
quantities Of naptha, petrol. kero-
sene, bitumen. tr, lubricating and
fuel oils can be obtained to supply
the entire world.
The lands containing these sands
have recently been withdrawn from
sale and viii be left free for devel-
opment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
3 Big Cargo Ships
Moored at Everett

Three large ccean-golrg carriers
were In port at Everett yesterday
when the big freighter Haynie joined
the Yves, Holbrook. which sailed al
most Immediately for the United
kingdom. and the frcight.r Tjita-
roam. dlscharging part cargo before
Processing 10 Tacoma The Haynie
Will complet. cargo for the United
Kingdom IN Seattle. Howardsn. OF
the same company. and the Archer
are expected here In few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
BIRTHS

wirens. I. C.. 5slf 42nd 6. W.. boy.
I>cich. Palmer. city hospital girl
Powers. MILFORD. +sss Raymond.
girl
Logan. John. Providence hospital
boy
r.anceiot. Howard. 6l42 Mead. boy.
Kyle. Arthur. sass 5ist s.. boy.
Brill. John, Swedish hospital. boy.
Leon. Bohov. i1i7 T.. Spruce. girl
Ryan. Harry. Seattle General hos
Kinnear' John. ana sixth. boy.
HaseL. Max. 7s4s 37nd 5. W. girl.
Mushick. George, et5e Carleton ave.
De bel.. Maurice. Columbus sani-
tarium. girl.
Vidmore. Laurence. 4322 winslow
Buske. Joseph. Sill 10th s. Noy.
Madden, Lloyd, ils Fourth N. girl
Nakeman. Walter. 1864 Dawson. boy.
Gagnon. William. 1914 Hudson. girl
Adams. William. st. luke's hospital.
Haligrin. Edwin. Minor hospital. boy.
Gillespie. Robert Swedish hospital
boy.
CurEen. Wesley. 1895 webster, boy.
Bryner. Frank. 6s2s Earl. boy.
Green. Clayton. sol Harrison, boy.
Ryan. Sam. Seattle General hospital
Garla,x Wesley. Providence hos
pttal tel
Rodarm. Charles. 1910 nth. girl.
Lewis. Howard, 1895 nth $. w, boy.
Sammons. William. i0oSs 10th S. w.
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
TRADING DULL
IN CHICAGO PIT
Scattered Selling Is Cause
OF Declines

CHICAGO. Sept is-TradinE was
dull on the Chicago noard Of trade
today and the market closed irrrgu-
lar. Scattered selling with little de-
msnd we're the factors responsible
for the declines.
Provisions closed higher.
December wheat opened up &c at
tetoa and closed unchanged. March
wheat advanced rc at the opening
% ts.s7s and closed OF 2Ac at
lass.
September corn at SISSY opened
down &c and closed of &c at 81 ~!
December corn droppsd .c at the
opening 81 tttta and at the close
OF .i2+ was off an additional 4 I. 9.
september oats opened np ac at
81 ae and closed OF .c at sic. p--
ccmber oats at the opening OF sgAe
was unchanged and closed up &c at
etse.
CHICAGO, Sept. is--Cash wheat
No ! rod. tsss,s 07Sf. No red.
ssszis No. hard, tstsg.3:a: No.
spring. sst0U2ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Puget Sound Leads
in Flour Shipments

That the flour shipments from
Puget Sound In August exceeded the
amount handled thru the Columbia
river district by 1885 barrels Is
shown by the report Of Robert c. HIN.
manager OF the Seattle Merchants
Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

Bosson--Ssiled September -, STR L.
high for Seattle via fan Francisco via
Philadelphia and san Pedro
Hongkong-ssiied september TO- str
fushiTnu MAru from Seattle via ports
fokohama--ssiled September IL. Str
Toyohsshi Maru for seattle
Haieos-Sailcd September o: str Gem
vyk for Seattle via Vancouver. ~ 9.
San P.dro--AFrived September IL: SIR
Queen from Seattle via san Fra.ei.eo
sailed September 10. str Admiral Farra-
gut for SEATTLE via Gan Francisco.
aan Franeisco---aalled Sspt.rnbsr IL,
Str Governor for Seattle via Victoria. 81
C.. at n A. m.
faeoma'--Arriysd September Is: Str
Criffco from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

CHICAGO. Sept it.--Hex. ftsrslp,s.
t-.eee head market 100 20 zoe hiehsr
Hulk Of sales. tis.ses tatrh.rs. tee
ttsso. packing. TEE fs,sf. tisht. ftsts
tffss
cat,is--rserfpss. f-.eca had. rrartss
steady Hatcher steers tIoe it:s! can.
ners and cutters. itUfs. stoeksrs ard
feeders, $50 ts,ss. eovs. ts-tegis. caves
GisUtA
shsep-R.c-fp,.. isses bead. rnarts,
fse lower. fAmts. tsTtaftte. swes. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
From Weather Bureau

TAToosH ISLAND. sept. is.--s A. NJ
--itisink barometer. raining ~ind south
east. 10 miles an hour Passed out A
steamer a. $50 a m Passed IN scr Al
miral swbree at 10 a m.
september it'll 10 A. M--ctear
wind southwest. :. miles an hour. Passed
outs A shr~e- nastsd notorship at ! y. m
5 y M--C1ear. ~tnd south. - miles ar
hour Passed out Stf FRED Baxter al
$50 .. M a y. M-~Pa~ssd In; SIR Mems
CITY at $40 y. m Passed out. A steamer
At Z q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
|Jap-Built Freighter
Loads Lumber Cargo

Eastern Temple. Japanese.buiit
Shipping Board cargo carrier In the
service Of Mccormick a Mcpherson.
OF San Francisco. has been loading
lumber at the Danober MIN company
plant In Tacoma She shifted 10
Everett today TO complete her cargo
and win sail for callao. Peru. next
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Denver Market Status

DENVER. sept. Receipts.
800 head. market steady steers. ssa
VIA! COWS and heIfrrs. sras ssoek.rs
and feeders. tT0to 20. calves fieUir 80
HoEs--tscstp,s. 100 head. market 10
steady Top. tf7.
sheep Receipts. 1900 head. market
s@c higher Lambs. tIfsE0fa7E. s....
1851. feeder lambs. tis7tQtfss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

R<ptsrb~r fS--sstr Nome City from San
Franetsco at 80 a m. str Hawaii Maru
from KOBE and Yokohama at ie.tB a. m.
September is-su Horace X. Baxter
from Eagle fisrhor at i1ise .. m. str
Alaska from Tacoma at s.iS y. m. str
Argyll from Tacoma At 20 .. m. a. A.
n Hoth~sli from Alaska str Efmorc
from Singapore via Kobe at z.is p. IN I.
SER Admiral Eodm&n from sogthsas,srn
Alaskan ports at ssts .. IN.
sailed
September fs-str J. A. Nssrstt for
Kan Pedro at STE a m. ssr Griffuo for
Tacoma at tts a. m. s,r Argyti for Port
san f.si. at s.so a IN
September ts--str Horace y. BAXTER
for san Francisco at g. 20 p m. motor
srhr Apsx for Southeastern Alassan por,r
at tss .. m. str Admiral schisy for san
Diego via San Francisco at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Bad News:
Biddy Strikes!
Eggs Up 2 Cents.

When biddy gets her feet wet she
refuses to lay.
Then the silent partner OF ham
and" rockets skyward
Wednesday eggs advanced ? cents
a dozen on the wholesale market
with every prospect. according TO
jobbers. OF another advance soon.
Today's prices are 81 cents dozen
for ranch eggs. and So to IS cents
for pullcts.
str Patterson.
Lake Union--Halis Abiiia. Atnoba. Ab-
ydos. Addison. Allenhurst. Ahmik. An
thon. Baydsn. Bertrand. Blngamon
Biscayns. Black Wolf Bianford, Oel.
win. Boughton. PexutR. Puyaiiup,
Cabacan. cApr.ria. Cardis. CenNa
Charus. Chesterfield. chalcis. Cineas
cinyras. corus. Cozian. Cola. Clone,
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort Har-
rison. Fort jackson. Fort Stanwlr.
Fort Union. Imufka. Loot. kitAn.
vincennes.
Btream--Bxe No. DC.
Heffernan drydock-schr BiaatInd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Status of Frisco Market

NAN FNNNCfaro. sept ft-Hutt-r--
Extras. sSc Per 10. prime firs,s. see y~r
ID.
EEEs-rrtrss. lie per dor. dirtles No.
]. sac pr dos, extra puiisis. stc per doz
unier<tf~d puiiets. zoe per dos
sheese--caiifsrnia flats. fancy firsta
ite per 10. flrsts. sse PEI ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

DIR. ISAAC WOMAN and John w.
Mace. recently returned from tho
Near East. and Florence Spence
Duryea were speakers at the first
session OF the convention Of the Near
East Relief committee. which opened
at the Washington Annex today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
STEEL king
NO LONGER;
OIL REICNS
Prince Petroleum Rules;
Nations Scour World
for More Oil
ny HARRY n HUNT

ny HARRY n HUNT
WASHINGTON. Sept i5.-Stcci
has been dethrone1- as king and
Prince Petroleum now rules.
The nation that controls the oil
Of the world during the next two
decades can gain the same indus
trial and commercial supremacy
that Was made possible for tho
United States by her domination OF
the worlds steel markets during the
last 60 years.
That Is the belief upon which
Great Britain is hasing her hopes
for the future.
BRITAIN EXTENDS
HER OIL CONTROL
Backing that belief, British finan.
cial and governmental leaders.
working together as they work in no
other country. have extended their
control over the richest oil lands OF
the world until today. by their own
estimates. they control rs per cent
Of all remaining petroleum resources.
This commanding position In oil
has been won since June. 1914
Biologists In the employ OF the
British and allied Dutch Shell group
carried their Investigations into the
most remote lands. and in certain
regions In the Near East worked at
the very heels OF the armies. The
r0ult Of these efforts Is given by
tn Financial News OF London as
follows.
At the commencement Of the
wur the effective British share
- ths al resources Of the world
Waa about pr cent. Careful
admiralty calculations show Il
= nav about IS pr cont This
figure IncludcH our ncw Persian
ama BurnAh rcsOurce~. but
takes mo account Of the vAst
0ouih American fields com
msndrd by the British Con
oFoiled oilfi~ldlS. Probably . mod
81 estimate would put these as
anoskv 10 pr cent. n that be-
- cur prevent command Of the
WWifs oil resources runs Ia no
bsas than Is PR cent Of their
euetrety.-
AMERICA SHOULD
NEED BRITISH CLAIM
Making proper allowances for
potriotic enthusiasm and fcrvor
there remains sufficient circumstan-
tial data supporting the claim to
Justify consideration by Americans
~ just what such control would
mean- What many In England be-
lieves Il means Il voiced BY another
periodical. which says. In part:
-AmericA Is running thru her
0eDees Of domestic oil ana II obliged
- look abroad for future reserves.
These reserves. constituting a key
positton In international industry.
ars very largely In Brisish hands or
eontsolled BY British capital Before
vsry long America viii have to
enms 10 US for petroleum.
Or trve policy. therefore. b
- enrousage investment Of Brit
~ cnpitsl in oil entsrprtSrs
a1Euna. snd 70 - 10 u by 40
uruurtnie Degislneion that the
oomQAnies - formed remain In
p9prtuity unsrr British con-
-we ban h,v. IN ~r,t, . ,.w
xear~ t~sore m. asva ,,agr. ., ,,c
situation begin to be reaped- But
that the harvest will eventually be-
= great one can be no matter OF
no,,ht To the tune a, manv ,rs,,,on
r.,,ca~ a x.ar .r.r,e. 49,. ysrv
49, ru, RAJ. - ,,rrhs.. ,ro,,
prtst.,, romran,e. ana IN r.v ,o~
n ncsI.~ currency prncrexs,yeIv
sr~~~. .sn. rronor,,on 80 ,bs an -.
1890, AZ .,,,nou, a "A ws,s,, -. !.
-, ,onv.r ahle 20 ,yrn,s, tror,, hsr
cs~r .,or..
~,r., 80, .,c
,.s0 ~D "O
We hold In our own hands. then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

NEW YORK. sept is--cass.s- :
RIO, sHase per 10. No. Z Santos. i;is 9
ithe per ID.
Sugar Rs-. io.Tse per 10: xrAnaiaisa
Use per IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Third Party Names
Homer T. Bone

CHEHAL1S. Sept. 1.-THE Third
district convention of the farmer.la.
Dor party has given the COMPRESSION.
al nomination to Homer 7. Bone. TIA.
coma attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

Public Markets
rIkH riAcH

ffkN PLACE
Sal ~. rsrs cane sugar. -. SIC.
hs re stall &c. tall ear cssnsttan
'aiis. ~. stall 70. pure rfssh rnnk iss
~ stall IS. beet fresh peanut butter. :
Ns ttra home made masennaise see
" potato ssiss. tse n stall ~ : ne
ssrs lara. .se! Hamburger and sausage.
= ~ r~asi sssss. ste N. stall ss.
,snferiein e sa,s. zoe n fresh snsit..
US stes Ypanx saimpn. tse n sftra
.afss Norway h~frtnr. Tor $50. htaii
~ harti-tt pears. large tos o. IS!
gniens, ms ice. zee ~. 81 Is. No i
faAifus oen pesstess. Ice pr sack
SANITARY
Hfsil, ir.-tss. Mecca SEE n N.
res fuffsf wheat. pkss Sc 81.
p % me- crop s,rain~a hanry. Csc.
siah ~ Oak Harhof ce-er<rstlxs rrear
~ euttsr. tee ~. ne iift. nsw
ns- isIa large eggs. .sc dos. ass
its. stalls nj % :. fresh peanut hut.
Ter ice W. : ne ftri ten pail apple
Jelly. use Stalls si.ss. habitat cheek.
~ ~ silver Salmon. far eannine. fsc
~ ilnx cod. ne stc stali ~, pot
seaasgs &c n. s,sil Is. J large cans
n.tit. Use. ssr Olympic pancake fi1ur.
Tic; cftsre. sec. CSC. sts ttT9. tstt
san. .t,is. sAsela on sfe. ssc. tt.it.
ne. J -. Golden West coffee. ii.sfs
keEers hskins po-dsr. &c -. stan III.
iahtys apple butter. sec n, orange
ssc jar.
ECONOMY
htsii -. rurr cane sugar ne .re.
ne &c Stalls si.as. IN pss Gaiss
blue Hihtson tea. SIC. TApton's ysfis~
label tea. sse. len pail Karo .yrup.
ese stall ss. Supreme nirna coffee. Ese
10. ne o. a. par. coe3s 90 chocolate
roe 70. bs SchtiiiuEs Hest h4kfus
powder. tsis. stall 10. decd Lack mar.
aaH
sssns so ~ psiicis Nai nafEafins.
sc m. . ms o. 80. fresh ranch esq.
sec dos stalls 10 2 large cans milk
ske. Maximum. Reliance o. Golden West
coffee, CSC N. fss, iiaE ne fsss.
stall -. frrsh corn meal. 20 ms csc.
best White flour 10 ne Tsc. scratch feed
10 n, csc SIAN -. bsss psanu, butter
isc ~, (. = ne CSC pure Yakima honey
- esis. dc p,,. Zee az. comb hopsy
CORNER
stall io-. rrimost cheese. isc N
Flass white. sfe n. ne ttc can.
burger. Ave ~ round steak. aTNe N .
pienics. lsc 10. 1874 firs, ave. Arcadia
coffee. Sc ~. ma 81 20. Royal blend
coffee roc NJ. ms tsei best plrkiinH
spice. .ec 70 stalls 1895. eii sardines
cans Csc. large cans rcd beans. 2 Tor
sse. -sinBt.. ise ~. sssfl ~. silver
salmon. ite n. habitat. sec ~ fresh
herring. iSc N. ms 2sr stall tta
shhe jar rubbsfs. ! dos tTe. Parowas
&c n Good Luck ruhherr. Toe das
stall ?. hams. ssc NJ hamburger, i2no
n. pork liver. ms use
WtsTf.tkE
stalls is-iT bars So-Ruh Sap,ha
soap. zkc: pkEr KsiioEEs corn flakes
shc ground chocolate. ace N. Stall ipf
4. 10. can suovdrift ti.aE. broom. 5sc.
dos. Jar ruhb~fs. isc Stall 49,. fresh
pulle, eggs. Sac dor, salmon. ? cans asc
honey I combs 81 90 Ntau log eahnare
se N. extra fancy tomatoes. 400 crate;
canning pears. fi2s bos sugar atail
Gold Bond or westlake SPECIAL flour
fait. Centennial Best flour. gss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Apt is-Fersixn .x-
change vas Oft at the opening tods,
prsusad sterling op-nss at tats. of y q.
franes. st,e. off : centifn.@. lire. rse
marks, LIE. off eenttnass. Canadian
dollars. se.sec. unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Vital Statistics
DEATHS

Edwards. Clara. IL. Swedish hos
pithi.
ochampauwh. zenas. q. 1tst w. sist
Morris Grant IL. b3fI sist n
Driscoii. Kate, az. Providence hos
pital
skirslng. Mary. 20. Seattle General
hospital
Anon. Alta. 81. SIC 18th ~.
carteek. William. 60. ST. Luks's hos
pttAt
0.hnrn. A,ir 80 ash nsimnnf n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Sept it.--Monsy on call
per cent sir months. s1sh per cent
msrcsntils paper. per cent
Bar siivsr-t,ondon. soac. New York
1ttsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
Equipment Installed
for Business Show

Equipment and decorative ma
terials for the Arena during tho big
First Seattle Business Show, to be
held all next week. are now being
made ready. Tho actual work OF in.
stalling exhibits viii begin Thursday
night. Replies from large number
Of business men turnout the North.
west Indicate big attendance.
s---s-s--as-sassa---s--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

PEKING.--Yellow fever reported
raging In Northwest Shantung. South
Chill and part OF Shansi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY

~EITl 70
First law Tide
tssit a M. 10 n.
ftr~t ulxh Tide
ear a IN. let n.
>e~eai lev tide
tssso o IN se n.
>~~ood Utah Tide
estf y m. III r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

smith Cove terminai--8tr Eastern aoI.
der. str Edmore. str Mandasan Maru.
str Admiral Rodman.
Pier if--Str Ixlon.
Great Northern dock--str Toyama Maru.
Pier A--Str Admiral Dewey.
Bsli st terminal Motor achr cethans
str Alaska. U, = $. Boutwell,. str Cool
cha. y. y. 9. @. Snohomish
Pacific Coast coal bunksrs-str Eastern
Leader. y. y T. II. r. Heather.
Skinner a Eddy yards--8chr a. n. Coats
Stacy At tsrminai--U. A., Q. Burnside.
General Petroleum dock--str Frank n.
Buck.
Duthis yard-str oriffdu.
Todd drydocks-s3tr Maauan. str Wat
ward 10. str wheatiand Mont. str
Elihu Thomson. str West Ivan.
Pacific Coast Bridge g. Dredging works
laborer.
There lint much chance for us
boys back In the states anymore. -
confided n famous wildcat" THE
oil fields there are now proven ter.
ritory and no place for the veteran
wildcatter."
GOT TO
HURRY"
But we've got 10 hurry" he saws.
These Mexicans are beginning 10
get wise TO our game. When | first
blew In leases were going for 10
cents an acre. Now they're asking
an high as 81"
Most OF the wildcatters are seek.
Ing leases In a new field, opening up
between Linares and Victoria.
TweDty'six geologists are now work.
ing in that district alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15
R~DAv
sE1I. ~

fFI ~
FIRST low Tide
i9ttf a IN es ~
ftr~t stiah Tide
Tao a m 10 4 a.
~<<-ond low Tide
tftA 4, IA 4 . n
Ss~-cnd High Tide
ses y m. lee q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-15

september lt-sfr San Diego. San Pc
dro for Tacoma. f7s miles north OF San
Francisco al p. M ctr Yosemite. san
francisco for Seattle. 40 miles south Of
Cape Flsttery at y. m. str Admiral
Sebres. San Francisco for Nottingham. I0s
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Flanagan. John A. Seattle ...Legai
Willis. Elizabeth Fell Stevens.
Seattle ...s...s+ssss-.. --.Lrkhi
sibler. Harold Livingston. Seattle ~
Porter. Ruth liner. Seattle ......-.H
johnson. Gustav C.. Seattle =. Legal
johnson. wiiheimina. seattle. Legal
Lucas. George w. Seattle -. Legal
roynser. Saliic r.. winchester Legal
Young. Lyle ". Yakima Illegal
Spencer. Alice. Yakima ...... Legal
Strickland. Ernest l.. Seattle ....es
Casey. Margaret. Seattle .........1-
Craig, Alfred otto. Seattle -. Legal
Hines. Goidie Fay. Seattle Legal
Klatebo. Edward. kennydsIe .....sI
Sols. Mildred. kcnnydslc ........is
Earle. Herbert A.. Puyallup $3.50 s2
Noble. Blanche T.. Puyaiiup ....-.s2
Lindgrcn. Edward c.. Seattle .....22
Nannschrcck. Bertha May. Seattle -
Robinson. sam J.. Nampa. Idaho. -
Schrciner. Gertrude Mary. Seattle ~
piummsr. Clark D.. Seattle Legal
zetterberg, Helen E. Red
Calvert Francls H.. Seattle Legal
Butts. Julia Ann. Bryn Mawr. Legal
HAtton, Harry j., Seattle ..-.. Legal
Hansberry. Fern. Seattle so. Legal
Rodal. Edward, Seattle .........t 80
sutton Irene. Seattle ....... III
I.cnhouts. Harmon II. Seattle Legal
Mathews. Ella Louise. Seattle Legal
Ramtck. Ole. Seattle .............2I
Joima. Anna, Mt Solo ............ls