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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-16
VERMONT NEWS.

Viewpoints war chest is still III active
operation. On Feb. 5 appropriations
of $500 to the American Jewish relief
committee and 5000 to the Near East
fund were made
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-16

Win dizziness every
morning so that |
hardly get
around. / had heard
from other women
about your medicine
and had read letters
about it so my hus-
band got me Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
t a Bile Compound
which [ took accord
ing to directions and
in a short time | was
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-16
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MuSterole.

And Musterole won't blister Ike
t.le old-fashioned mustard plaster.
lust spread it on with your fingers.
1t penetrates to the sore spot with
gentle Jingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ONT
Ilent made with oil of mustard. It
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bago, pains and aches of the back OIL
joints, sprains. sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
3oc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-16
MRS. THOMAS
WORD TO WOMEN
Tells ofthe Great Good Lydia
E. Pinkhaun's Vegetable
Compound Did Fer Her.

Morrice, Mich. -" About year after
my second baby was born | suffered
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-16

student at the university and was val
ued at 500.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-16

DR.. Z. r. LYNCH, Surgeon. Office, Park
Bldg rooms 1 8; telephone, 540 Office
hours: Until a. m, 70 s. and to p. m.
Melrose hospital, telephone 20l. to 10 a. N,
Residence, III Canal St., telephone, III. Sum
days by appointment only.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
DOG OWNERS MUST
 OBTAIN LICENSES

Dog owners are warned that the city IS planning a vigorous campaign to enforce the ordinance covering the licensing of dogs on and after July |. 1t IS unlawful for any dog to run at large in any of the public grounds, streets or plazas unless tagged with the metal license which can be ob- talned from the city tax collector upon payment of $2 for a male dog or S4 Tor a female dog. The city collector furnishes the tag to be attached to the collar of each dog, having stamped thereon Phoenix Dog Tax"
 Dog licenses will fall due on July 1, and according to Humane Officer J. w. Canning, every dog found on the streets after that date without a license will automatically become the property of the city, to be disposed of as the city sees fit It is a misdemeanor to allow dog to run about the city without a license, with a penalty of @ fine grad ed up to $500, and Officer Canning Jtates that this ordinance will be strict y enforced hereafter.
 The license will not only be a pro- lection to the owner but will serve as a means of identification in case the dog is lost or stolen, a record being kept of every dog registered with the license bureau. If there are any per- sons in Phoenix who have an undesir- able dog in their possession they would do we'll to deliver the dog to Officer Canning. The dogs received by the humane officer will not be killed. but will be provided with a good home more than 150 applications for dogs
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
Counties May Sue For Part Proceeds
 Of Land Grant Sale

County attorneys of Maricopa, Yava- pal, Coconino and Pima counties, with C. B. Wilson of Flagstaff, will meet at Prescott next Monday to discuss the filing of a suit against State Auditor Jesse L. Boyce to compel the latter to pay to these counties the proceeds from the sale of 1,000,0 ,000 acres of land granted to them by the government with which to redeem the bonds of the famous railroad from Ashfork through Phoenix to Tucson that was never built
 To encourage the building of the road these counties voted nearly $1 000, 900 in bonds, and through some error the bonds were turned over to the railroad company before the work started on the road. The company in turn sold the bonds, and the United States supreme court validated the bonds to protect the purchaser. Con- gress recognizing the injustice of the issue, granted to these counties 1,OO0,- 900 acres of land in Arizona to be sold and the money used to redeem the bonds. All the money left over after redemption of the bonds is to be given to the state school fund. It is under stood that the land department has nearly completed the sale of the lands for the redemption of the bonds.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20

being on file with Officer Canning at the present time.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
-EAVEs SAFE OPEN
 BUT HAITS ROBBERY

HUTCHINSON. Kas.-The owner of q store here returned late at night to ee if he locked the safe. He hadn't. Thieves were at it, but were scared laway.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
LOTS OF TERRITORY

That Kctchikan is also getting quite chcsty on account Of having captured a couple Of baseball games from Che poor decropit Canadians of Prince Rupert is shown by Che fol- lowing taken from a recent issue of Che Kctchikan Chronicle.
 p.po he following from Glenn Bartlett Of Jmcau
 "Juueau sure aid have some ith of July and we're an swollcd mp about it We have come to Che con- clusion that Juneau has Kctchikan backed oG tho'map. We bent your population We bent your lth ol July celebration and. by gosh. we can clcan you up in baseball Get hold of some Of Chose live sports thoro Stick up good prize and sec a live baseball team down there and make you look dck Our sports here win eo os strong as yours in provid- ing Che necessary expenses Now ita un to you. Get action. Don't go to sleep ou Che job. Get action. Thars what we want Pronto.
 "Wo have come to Che cocluoIon that Juneau has Kctchlkan backed off Che map" ho wirca There arc nuts m Moraingsido also that bo- Hove they are Napoleons
 Kotchisan can bent Juneau play ing barcb1lL marbles bridge whist boxing. running. jumping. oh any- thing under thc sun. and Che sports men here arc ready Co prove it And on top of it oll they can catch twice ae much 0sh.
 Tharo Is only one ;hing in which Kctchikm win take thc back scai aud that a iu pcddlue tho line of lIr sent forth by Bartlett lt roaIIy accounts for Che warm spell In Kctch- Itau Che past wcok. for his wire. started to arrive just a day or two before Che Fourth
 We shall Wc. Mr. Bartlett what can bc dome for you and your sports. mon.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Four hundred and twcnty-cigh' dollars wore subscribed by tho people of Che Island Go improve a cemetery tract for Che city.
 Tho report of Frank Back trcm urcr of Che Fourth of July A@ocIa. uon. was submitted By it we find hat sll5l was collected and f115l expended.
 Jerry Cashcn was installed a. Noble Grand Of Che Odd Fellows lodge
 Three natives arrested for being intoxicated were taken before Judge Bach. who sentenced them Co 20 day. n Che Juneau ian
 Gmrhoms were on saic at g t-a cents yard and tennis nanncl5 also at Che same price.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Cbe SnoIIr| <(%3-zz<@
 

Tho Stroller ls pleased Chat Che newspaper profession has at last been honorod by tho great political parties of Che country, both having selected their standard bearers from Che ranks Of chat noble but hootofore mrecornizcd calling. This is as it should be. For t1o many members Of Che Fourth Estate havo been conn polled to wear long and shincy coats to protect certain portions of their anatomy from tho gaze ot Che vulgar and at Che sumo time they were moulding public thought along Che right lines. Newspaper men have been outlining Che dcstlnios of Che nation from Che days of Benjamin Franklin an down ,hc highways and byways of umo Co those of Earl Hummer and Che Stroller, but they have never been accorded thc credit due them. In fact. tho Stroller has always noticed that everybody cs- pocially merchants. have been dorc- uct in giving newspaper men the credit they deserve.
 But new era has begun and from now on things win be different Heretofore and when @ new figure came into Che lImcllght Che usual question asked would be. "Who is he and where did hc ever tend bar? Hcncoforth Che question win bc. "who is hc and where did he con- duct a newspaper2'
 No matter whether Cox or Hmd- ing or Harding or Cox Whichever way thc reader prefers iU is elected. a newspaper man win Doe president of these United States of ours and tho country win be safo. it win be safer. however if'the one elected win look to Che George w. Childs homo fo ruporannuatod printers at Colorado Springs for hls cabinet for tho reason thet the country at large win chen have tho satisfaction Of Knowing that Che presidents cab- met win always agree on one very important subject namely that Of prohibition. And unity of scnti- mont makes for success in cabinets as we'll as in business and domestic relations Besides. with a cabinet
 omposcd of newspaper men and printers. everything that belonged in thc "hcrbox" would go there in short order and tho business Of the nation would thereby bo facilitated. The Stroller win go Into Che matter of .cloctns a cabinet moro fully after the idcs Of November have "idod'
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
DOG LICENSES

Nouor H hereby given to ovcu person who owns or keeps a dog within Che limits of Che City of Douglas hat such dog must Doc li- ouecI by hc Gr. ot IuIv by ape plying to thc CIy C.es and paying him Che license Ice or two dollars for caeh doe and upon tho receipt from tac City Clerk Of license tog .he me must bc securely fastened ou hc collar or tho dog licensed
 Au dogs remaining I'm One city of nouene unlicensed after tho fu, day or Jmv 1920. win ho subject to au One provisions Of Ordinance 65. os amended which ordinance win bo re.dy enforced
 L. w. kLBCEN
 city Clcrk.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Bought Ins

Deputy United States Mouha. Goorec L. Johnson has purchased Inc rae boat Ir.s originally owned by N s Hudson and more recently tbc property of William Prentice. Mr. Johnson lcf here Tuesday on business for Che marshals oaicc Mrs. Johnson and Mrs Felix Gray accompanied him ou Che trip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that Che partnership heretofore existing be tween Fred Gius and Mike pusIch. doing business on Front st, Douglas. Alaska. as cigar store and pool room keepers. has bcon this day. by mutual consent dissolved. Mike pusIch re- uriug Fred Clus win continue Che business and win collect al accounts due and owing to Che firm. and win also pay an bnls justly owing by Che firm. lS.gncdl
 FRED GUS.
 MIKE pUSiCH. Done at Douglas Alaska. on this a0th day of June. l920
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Back to Ranch

LcHcr Rink loft early thIH week on his launch Producer for ha ranch at Strawberry Point Johnnie Mcrrctt wont with Mr. Rink to spend bis vacation on Che ranch
 To Tcnakee
 Jack rhInns was passenger ou tbe Earl M yesterday for Tulkoe whore hc win spend several weeks
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Pheasant Out

Tho eas boat Pheasant under charter Co Mr. and Mrs M s. Hud- son. wos on a picnic rn last sum day going to Limestone with a party of Juneau and Douglas people On Ono return up Taku Iarbor wH visited.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Tho Stroller is sun striving to secure sufficient cllglblcs for secur- ing a charter for thc same-Old-Wife Society he started to organize some months ago. but is having rather hard slcdding Co secure Che required number. as only those who have the same wives as they had when they camo North twenty years or more ago can qualify While the Stroller has been in receipt of many letters from men who claimed to be eligible. inquiry and investigation has proven that most Of them were fakIng. While Che Stroller is loath 10 curtail Che time limit. it hooks now as though he win be required to cut it down to fifteen years if he succeeds in organizing and securing a charter for Che samc-Old-Wifc Society.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
BIarooncd

Mar00ncd
 Joe RIcdL who accompanied Alhu BantcUo on thc CIty of Rome to Tmabcc wIth Che expectation Of re- turning Co town on tho Estcbclh. mrod chat boat on account Of Che city Of Rome being aormbound and iatc .n reaching Che springs Ho win return hcro late th.s week on thc Earl M
 Gone Camping
 Jamc Soy anl hia brother Charles Soy and family lou Tuesday night on he uuIo pleasure boat Elizabeth S.. for Hlda crook wrcro thcy win spend tbc ucz. week camping and fishing
 On Cruise
 EI Anireu tbo photographer got out ol port "Wednesday morning on his trip Co Kctch.kan and vicinity ou ha boat Evelyn Mr. Andrews had along as guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kcaucy and Paul Kcgol
 On Canney Boat
 Vernon Nelson Icu lato last week ou thc cannery tender S.am to spond nc summer working as ail-round man on tho hoal
 Going Fishing
 AleN Ch.aho'm leit latc 'ast week 1n his boat Ruo B for Che trolling ground. and win loo away au mm- mcr
 Working in Juneau
 John peue.aee of Douglas has utu position with thc Colo Trans .cr m Juneau
 Good Fishing
 Without doubt next Sunday if tbc weather remains good wu sec hc banner crowd. O. Che year going To tbc var.oua G.hInr grounds In Che vicinity or Douglas Good catches were made at Ouycr inlet last sun- Iay ho fb should bo biting at Limestone. HIda crook and Auk .oyc no1t Sunday and maybe at Fish crook
 Laa Sunday parties chat visited Fish crock found hat it was a uuc .oo crrN lor trout norc. aa mo mou aI an had entered tho crock It that umc
 Tho Wo.lufoes and rnats are not ne yot bad around fhc streams tho mm t-out arc nt and nm and OH re.uy Iu.t ahoa. Che r.eh. time .o eo H.unr
 It Is mot known at th.s tIme what aarIe have beu made up for next Sunday h1t It is supposed thot most 1l nc likely streams win loo visited.
 Pilot In
 Tho work boat pHot wIth K. Lave romeo in charec. was In DOT, today alne supplies from Juneau for tho 'hukat Packing Company at Ia.ucs.
 Iris Back
 Tho gas boat Iris owned by Dop- uy Marshal George L Johnson. or- rived m port today after having H.co on. under charter to tho mar .haIs onIcc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Good Fshine

A party of TrcadveIl and Douglas porumcu wont to oliver inlet ha
 sunday and dshcd for salmon trout In Che stream across Che poraro thcrc They had exceedingly good luck. catching about eight hundred lsh during che day. They found lbat yor fow salmon had as ye' gone up One stream. Tho moHqu.toc. and rnats were uo. had and fhc tr.p
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Kodak printing. developing and onlargin ncaIy and promptly done by Mrs Jack Mccormick. Leave or- dcrs at Elmer E. smiths. Douglas Telephone OnIcc or phone Treadwell 233.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

and when he learns whether mail directed to Dayton or Marion win reach Che next president. The Stroll Ter hos an idea or which one win get it but he won't sprlng lt at this time Besides. inside information comes high
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauous. American or European plan. For terms apply Co Dr L. F.. Goddard SanitarIum. Alaska.-Adv
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

For tho best and noatest job print ing. como Co Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Fsh Rnnnng

Capt John Haho. Of Che mail boat 'hoaaut on thc Juno1u-Capc Fam how run. ou his return Co port from us last trip reported thet such strong lorthucstcrly wind has been blo"- ng iu Frederick sound chat Che Rambler Pay canncry had boon un- able to uft thcir traps The wind .s said to have moderated now and he car0cry is getting fish m good LuanLLu---
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16
Ncar Tragedy

"N"|H """|H"H.
 rhorc was worry nearly 70 tragedy
 tho city wharf yesterday morning hon .bc Earl M pulled away from lc wharf without John Mcphcron B or Gueecnhc.mcr ou board. when ohm himself was on tho boat
 Mr. Mcpbcuon ien on Che Earl Il. ao go as far as shelter Island. llo .ad h.s TOW boat with him and win nnafor at Shelter leland Co hIs row loat to SO to Eagle river. whoro he ,n spend Che remainder Of Che ummcr Hc had wien hm Q brand ,cw iackmiic. % good aunpIy of hcwine tobacco and some groccrIea -he EarI M. camc back after Gugsic. 70 Mr. Mcphcnon had an of hia household treasures with him when hc lcit
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-16

Job Printing at Che Nows onIco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
Slight Advances
Registered at N. Y.
Exchange Opening

soFurher fractional advances registered
by ssues at he m opening today
ran-Ame ssis up VI
Nexc Pet L. trading
moving TO Ohio made high
ponta
the
substantial dividend within the
OF its
sold a 10 points
In tho steel touched sss
Baldwin ipbN " Fan
American sss ss bethlehem Motors ss off -. United states
Reading
bethlehem II ~
ios American
Y.
taking the hair which the early leaders off
tho
he 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
GRAIN RECEIVERS
/. ON FAIR DEMAND

CHICAGO. Aug. 2o.--As fair de-
mhnd caused n sharp recovery In
grains at the close Ia Chicago board
OF trade today. After opening weak
TO duh on light trading and scat
tered offerings the market Jagged
until the last hour, when active
buying forced good gaira. Heptem-
Der corn wac strong After opening
weak aud later dropping &c the mar
ket Jumped g. nj the close. a gain
Of more than &c over the opening
December wheat opened AT So 20.
down lie. and closed at fs.a7. up lie;
March wheat aHr"ea -" at
t2.s7 and closed up I Nc at t2.ssx.
september tofH uptsts,s ..- ~,
down tc, and closed nj tt.i4t, up
ti.c; December corn opnred down
30 At ti.20a and closed up ihc at
tt22t..
september oats opened NJ sc ?. e.
off &c. and closed at e7ae. up &c.
December oats opened down ,.c AT
GTsc. and closed up :. e at Gfhe
rroylsioes closed io~cr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
FIVE BIG LINERS
NEARLY READY
Capt. January to Be Master
of Wenatchee

The five new big United states
shipping board passenger carriers
for Admiral line transpacific serv.
ice will soon he completed and de
nvered. according TO t. q. Me.
Micken. general passenger agent OF
the Pacific steamship company, who
Is in the East 20 Inspect the ships,
lie wired the Information Just before
starting for Seattle.
Capt. q. r. January. who viii be
master OF the wenatchec. tho first
OF the ships TO be completed. II now
In Camden. n, j. supervising the
vessels completion. The master OF
the second vessel win te named soon,
A. +. Haincs. vice president and
general manager OF the Admiral line.
has announced. Chief Engineer
Howell In also aboard the wenatehee.
attending to tho installation OF the
mechanical equipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20

CHirAnO. Apr 20 Hos Heesip's
rs 900 head msrss, ito 60 $50 lover
Bulk Of saias, ii.uis.se butchers.
ttsfgutsssl packing. iiaskaitsb.
iiEh,. fituists. pigs tis7sgi.so.
taaGhs. tiEaa0ts.
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head marks, n
sle~ 20 steady. beef. tsgtste! butcher
steers fsuia Gamers ard cutters. hgT
s,ecksfs ana feeders. eEuiz.ss. cows. ~
8igtol calves. fisUis
sheep -iteeeipss. t0.oeo head market
steady TO higher. Lambs. tf0ii. sses
o. s9gfeto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
Lost Coal Vein
to Be Worked Here

Following discovery of lost vein
Of coal In the properties Of the &c.
dar Mountain Coal company, long
unworked. the Pacific Coast Coal
company Of Seattle has purchased
200 acres OF the land. II 10 reported.
Tho mines are located about six
miles above Henton. Extensive i'm.
provementA are 10 be made. ana Il
IN said that large shipments Of coal
will he made to Seattle within the
next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS
lawrence. Clay. Seattle General hos

lawrence. Clay. Seattle General hos
pftai. boy.
Morgan. Samuel H.. Seattle General
hospital. girl
Koxichi. Ben. LAX estds hospital. girl
Lund. George, 1901 w. Gard. hoy.
Bsrsett. Carl H.. <s23 othello ST..
girl
Lyons. Patrick. Columbus sani-
tariuri. boy.
LIghtenberg. Jacob 2io7 Seventh
ave. girl
Dickinson. Edgar A.. Martins Ma
ternity hospital. girl
Harris. William H.. r. y. ID. No =,
boy.
Daley. Joseph E 5loi ssth ave- s.
W, boy.
swardener. Ava E. 1901 Sylvan
way. boy.
McGregor. John. Seattle General
hospital. boy.
Mersger. odin. 1sf n. s5th. girl
smith. Irving D. 222S First ave. ".
girl
sa "a: C H, ~7o' 's'h $. w.
Johnson. ". J.. zs7 T.. Union. boy.
Hansen Otto. sts w 10th rtri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
Vessels in Other Ports

Hongkong-GaiIed August 10: Str To-
yohashi Maru for SEATTLE.
Taipeh--Arriyed August II: atr West
wis from Seattle.
kobe-Arrived August IL. Str Chicago
Naru from Seattle via ports
San Pedro-Saiied August 10: Str
Queen for Seattle via San Franaisco.
San Franoisco--BaIied August 10: Str
Admiral Farragut for Seattle at D. m :
str Horace x Baxter for Seattle at 7
b. m.
Astoris--Arrfved August 20. Ctr west
boro from Seattle for United Kingdom AT
= q IN Arrived August 10: str Steel
Trader from Seattle via ports at D. m
Victoria. y. c.--saiicd August 20. Str
Governor for Seattle at ss30 q. m.
Labyrinth. ~. c.--sailed August 90:
Str kstchlkan for Seattle
Be1iingbam-Arrived Angus, 10: Motor
schr Libby Maine from Seattle via Point
wells
Eagle Hsrbor--Arrived Angus, 10: Str
Jred BAXTER from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
NOW IS Time TO
Get CUCUMBERS
Local Market Is Glutted;
Prices Low

cucumbers were being offered for
whatever they would bring along
Western ave. Friday morning in an
eror, to relieve she siu, tina, has Dc.
voiopcd within the las, day or two.
Sales at from 30 cents boz to rs
cents doxrn were reported
csntaloupcs stlii remain cheap and
plentiful A car Of Malaga grapes
that came In yesterday afternoon was
cleaned within a few minutes. II was
reported. watermcions are quoted at
- cents pound Friday. which Ia a
little cheaper than previous quota.
tons.
with puriess coming m. the egs
market II fairly easy In tone. and an
immediate risc ls not looked for. No
change was reported in butter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
ALASKA DOCKIS
ACTIVITY SCENE

Due 70 the departure % three 81
the largest vessels operated by the
Alaska Steamship company. the
ALASKA dock was the scene OF
greater activity Friday than II has
witnessed In many months.
The departure OF the two big
liners. the Northwestern and the
Victoria. this week. win help TO
relieve the congestion on the wharf.
while the rSmainder Of the freight
viii be carried by the steamer Cor
doya due TO arrive here and load
for Kotxebuc hay on Monday
The cordova was due this week
but was called upon TO TOW the
disabled Santa Ana and was de.
layed.
The liner Northwestern. Captain
William Jensen. Is due 10 sail for
Seward and way poaa at ) o'clock
Friday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-20
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove termnaI--Str Endicott
PieF 1S--gtr Tyndareus.
Great Northern terminal-str Tajima
8aru. str katori Maru.
Pier Str Rosalie Jshony.
PIER Str Northwestern. str Victoria
Hammond miii--Tug STORM King.
Pier D--atr Governor.
Etacy vt. termtnal--U.- y. A. r. Marcia
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--U. s. 4. r..
Umatilla, str Eastern Leader. str East
ern Temple.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--gtr
Eastern Soldier
Oufhie yard--sstr West Jsssup. str Griff.
60.
East Waterway terrnlnal--Bchr William
Bowden. str West Jena
Todd drydock-f3tr Red Hook
Puget Sound Bridge Dredging works
Btr Patterson.
Arss ysrds-Str Roosevelt.
Baiiard--Btr Yosemite.
Heffernan drydocks-9tr West Victor
motor schr Cethana.
Gtrenm--Schr BlaatInd.
West Seattle sisssior-9fs west rogua