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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
HOLIDAY TRADE
BELOW NORMAL
Christmas Buying hot Equal
to Last Years

Attic retail buying during the holi.
day season II showing Improvement.
1t Is not equal to that Of last year,
according 10 Bradstreet's weekly re
view Mail order sales are said TO
be one-third below normal
Wholesale and 1obbing lines are
showing a ietup and manufacturing
r. quieting down. the report states,
adding that Unemployment Is incrcas-
ing. wage reductions growing more
numerous. collections slower and Sc
curity markets remaining unsettled.
II Is stated. however, that the
money situation seems TO be less
acute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Building Record
Close to 1919's

seattle's building record for the
present year will fall little short OF
that for 1910, according 10 figures
compiled In the city building depart
ment.
The total for 1920 will be near si3.-
100000. Tho total for 1919 was si5.-
600. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Dee. 81 Receipts. is.ese
head market isr 20 zee higher. Hula %
sales. tg.st8io sei butchers. ~ seUstti
packing. % sowsfSi usht tsfkwte
PIGS. fteaiets. rourhm fbssWpte.
cattls--Hecslpts. 3 seo head. market 10
steady. beef. o. es9tttsi butcher stock.
ftutsTs tanners and cutters. tss1t .
O. 80. ssoeksfs and fs~ders. t.soO,te.
cows. ttfGutfq calves. ftTt8tf.
shesp--Hsc-ipts. s.eee head! market IA
sfaaNv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Cuptill Captain
of S. s. Wenatchee

Capt. J. Y. GupsIli, veteran Pacific
coast navigator. has been appointed
master Of the new shipping board
vessel wena,chee. IL Is announced
by. A. +. Haines. vice president and
general manager OF the Pacific
Steamship company.
Capt Gerard r. January was a.,
first picked for this berth. but 10
has been considered best to keep
him at the plant Of the New York
shipbuildlng Co. at Camden. y. j..
because OF his special knowledge OF
construction and fitting OF ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Port Report Shows
Gains in Tonnage

Report OF the port commission for
the week ending December 20 shows
gains In the tonnage Of many com.
modities. including cotton. lumber.
nuts. oil. paper. steel and wheat
Total tonnage handled was
u. 3ss.9s. a. compared with 7s.o7l.3s
the week before. Corresponding week
In 1919 showed 73.sz7i4 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
STEAMSHIP WEST IVAN. in ser

vice OF Frank Warehouse Co.. will
sail from pier s for the Orient on
December 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
so Million Mortgad
Plan Is Favor

AKRON. Ohio. Dec. z4.-Stockh
ers Of the Goodyear Tire & RuDo4
Co. at their annual meeting hers =
day voted in favor OF a $50. 0ee,o4
mortgage loan on the physical pfel
erty OF the company to cove =
compsny's new financing plan
a total OF s9s, 900 shareSn1
ferrcd stock was represented a
meeting. more than tho need
two-thirds required
The meeting adjourned TO meet
cember 20. when details Of IT,
financing plan will be announcer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
HAWAII MARI. O. s. X. LINER
TIDE TABLE EOK la2l Ia ro0

y Iiated 20 leave pier on December
% for Yokohama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

Maufla--Arrived December a. Str
Cross Keys from Seattle via Shanghai
Norfolk Sailed December "a Str
nreatlins for Puget Sound ports via Bal.
boa and San Francisco.
San Pedro-taiied December ~; Str
Queen for Seattle via San Francisco At
10 .. m. str San Diego for Puget sov1d
ports at ., IN.
san Franclsco-asiisd December - S,r
Sudbury for seattle at .. M: str Wa
parna for Seattle at .. m.
Vancouver. n. C.--saiied December 1ti
str west fson for Seattle.
Port Passed In December
stt str Fffingharn for Seattle 81 $40
a m str West Tson for Seattle at $50
a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
THIEVES Get
PHONOCRAI

Thieves carried away a
photograph. a savings bank =
caliber automatic pistol and
wrist watch from her homo. {
2znd ave. s. W.. Mrs. Leslie
wards reported TO police Fri
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Capt. A. J. Storrs
Is Given a Watch

Capt. a. J. storrs. marine supcrin.
tendent Of the Admiral line. was the
recipient Thursday afternoon Of n
gold watch. the gift OF mariners. do
partrnent heads and associates In the
operating department OF the Pacific
Steamship Co. Joseph u. Menan
made the presentation address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

PORTLAND. Dec. &c RE-
ceipts. ~ head. market nominal and un-
changed
Hoxs-Markst nominal and unchsn gel.
shssp-msrket nominal and unchanged.
putter--s1c per 10.
EKgs-s6Ge-c per dos
cheese~-Triplets. sac per IN
Hens-2sc pcr ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

Arrival OF the steamship Efflng.
ham 10 load a heavy cargo for
Northern European ports Is expected
here Christmas morning. Loading
viii begin Monday. The Efflngham
win carry cargo to the same ports 10
be reached by the Eelbeck. which
left here a week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

BAN FHkNCfsco. Dec. a. -uuttsr---
Extras. sonc per 10. prime firpts. ssse
per 10. firats. a. G per ID
EEFa-Extras. 7ikc per dos. srtra
firsts. Tohc per dor. extra pallets. csc
per COS. und-rrizsd pulleta sec per dos.
Chsese--cailfornia fats. fancy. ssh "a
per ID. nrsta s7c per III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
N. p. Announces Nel
Freight Agent Her

Appointment OF Charles NJ. Cruz
as general agent OF the frcigh< r.,
parrment OF the Northern
Railway company. effective inn
ately. was announced Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
EDUCATION
ON SALMON
PROPOSED
U. S. Fisheries Bureau to
Tell Housewives How
to Use Fish
ny LEE J. SHIFTS

The salmon education OF American
housewives Is 10 be undertaken BY
the United States Bureau of Fisher
les TO counteraet an economic dead
lock which Is keeping from home
tables millions ct dollars worth OF
what government experts insist Is
the hest and cheapest food product
obtainahle.
After conference OF representa-
tives OF the bureau OF fisheries with
heads OF tho salmon canning indus
Try on the Pacific Coast, Or. .. NJ,
smith. chief OF the bureau. has asked
for special appropriation to initiate
at once propaganda movement IN
faNaf Of Satnon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Dee -t--Huwar~~ Raw.
t.sscg grsnuiatsd. T.s.0sc PER 10.
Coffes-spot 40 Mo. ca 0she per
ID. No. Z Santos. ~ lee per Ii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Suwa Maru to Shift
to Vancouver, B. C..

". Y. X. liner suwa Maru will
shift 20 Vancouver. -. c.. December
"a. load part cargo OF general mer.
chandise and return 10 Seattle De
cember 30. She will sail for the ORR
ent January 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
y iltI,AN
LAA. IL

llr~t tttxh Tide
4lns a. m a. ~
t1rst lew Tide
sac a m ~ n
second Iiigh fide
sass d "a ii r.
second law fiie
10 90 y u n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

December 71--Str wiiheimina san
Francisco for Honolulu, N7 miles from
pan Francisco at y. m: str Admiral
Rodmsn abeam Entrance Island. north
bound, at s;7o .. m. str Anyor of Ma
nalnno At 1870 a. m.
u. =. Naval Communications
December z3-etr Effingham. Fan
Francisco for Seattle. Is miles south OF
Cape Tiattery at =. m. str Edmore.
Seattle for Kobe. z,iTT miles from Seattle
at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Arrivals and Departures

p-c~rnh~r ss-Etr Kffnxharn from Al
standfia via London. ser York and san
Franciaco At noon str West Iann from
Manila via Hongkons. Kobe. fokohAna
and Vancouver. D. G.. at noon.
December sa--u y l. " T Rose from
ssa fafy at sac .. m. str v. n Loop
from Ian Franeinco via Tacoma and Port
Gamble at 10 .. m.
sailed
December st-str Governor for Han Pc
dro via fan Francisco ard Victoria. ". G..
al II a m str CITY Of Seattle for south
eastern Alaska az 10 a. m
December 1s--str Horace X. Barter for
San FRANCHISE via Eagle Hafeor at . 10
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

htt %
ttr-t ulxh Tide
UftG a. M las r.
Itr-t law Tide
1856 e. NJ ! ! "
~.-0ad tiiEh Tide
atea y ~ ta a.
second Lew TIDE
40 e. q M. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Public Markets
MEsII.AKr-MoSnAY


stan ITO. apples and potatoes at whole
sale prices Stall los. s-ox. bottle Bur
nett's vanilla. 7se. imported Swedish
anchoyiss. SOC can: ms. ginEsrsuaps.
zsc. stalls 1911. Drorredary dates. 2zc
pkg bars small Ivory soap. csc. E. l.
can Karo. maple. Sc. stall 100. Jelio
1oc pkg. Cream Of Wheat. &c pkg /.
,-fb. can Ohirardellrs chocolate. aoc
Stall f2s. Cocoa, bulk. 15c NJ strawberry
jam. soc jar; mlneemeat. zso NJ.
QUEEN crTY-MoSDAy
stall =. leg of pork. zoe ~. stain So.
= ms. seeded raisins. tse; : cans salmon
PIE g bars Royal White soap. zsc: ms
dried peaches. zsc. 2sc bottle catsup. tso /.
rnincemeat. 2sc n. MS soft she'll wal
nuts. Sc, soc can apricots or peaches.
zsc. ms. Flake white. sc. staiI g..
pig pork. zoe n; veal roast. f4Ac n (.
beef roast izhc n: lamb roast. i2he 10.
CoRSER-MOSDAY
Stall ?. fancy chopped sust ms SIC
ataii II. veal roast. I2hc Ms pig pork
roast. zoe NJ extra large 5ackrabblta
Soc each; extra fancy geese. &c NJ stall
100. Eastern bioaters. 2 for Csc. large
n stall ~. fresh crabs for asc. fresh
yfnnsn hsddie. zoe n. fresh salmon.
2ec N.
sANTTARY--MONDAY
stan IS. $50 can pineapple, s5o; large
can cling peaches. 15c. Sun Maid cluster
yaislns, Csc pkg cocoanu,. 25c 10 3
ms best popcorn. &c. stall 20. No. 10
cottolene. $50; bars Crystal white
soap, zgc: Blue Ribbon tea. tsc N
I.ipton's yellow label tea. SIC NJ; ms
white beans. 2sc. stail III. baked beans.
1sc pit fancy peaches. large can 400.
PIKE PLAcE-MOSDAY
stall 1927, leg Of pork roast. z2hc N
ieg Of lamb. 1she ID. pork chops. soc
NJ; lamb chops. i5c NJ. steer round
steak. zzHc NJ. ms. pure lard, sc.
Stall "a. roast pork. 2zc NJ. MS. com
pound. 3bc. hamburger and sausage.
ms. 25c. Stall 1875. new crop mixed
nuts. az lbs. SEQ. Dromedary dates. 2
pigs 4bc; mineemeat &c 10.
ECOSOMY--MOSDAy
stalls s7-gs, ms gooa wsinuts. zJc.
MIXED nuts. zoe ~ 3 ms. choice prunes,
csc. zoe can ripe olives, Zoe. zoe cans
extra special Del Monte peas, dc; zoe
large can tomatoes. Zoe. lbs. Cbirar-
dellrs chocolate, 400. Siali 81, fresh
milk, Toe al. Stan 90, fsc n. coffee, 2
lbs. SIC; zoe coffee. ma s1ia. ! "a lbs.
&c, ba S1zs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

Launching OF the s.0oo.ton motor.
ship Kennicott. built for the Alaska
Steamship Company. will be staged
at . a. m. Thursday at the Todd
Shlpbuiding plant in Tacoma The
Kennicott. an ore and freight car.
rier. will be the most modern ship
afloat in North Pacific waters II is
said.
STEAMSHIP WEST IVAN, In ser.
vice OF Frank Warehouse Co.. will
sail from pier for the Orient on
December 20.
TRAINING SHIP HOLLYWOOD.
now loading at Tacoma. will sail for
Hawaiian islands from Seattle De
cember 20.
HAWAII MARU, o. s. X. LINER,
Is listed TO leave pier on December
20 for Yokohama.
TIDE TABLE FOR 1921 is ready
for distribution. ~ is announced by
Port Warden Fred NJ. Lathe. Copies
may be secured at the port warden's
office at pier I.
EXPECTED TO COMPLETE HER
REPAIRS at the Todd plant today.
tho steamship Wheatland Mont. AID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Foreign Exchange

STw YORK. Dee st--Forrisn CT
change opened Slightly lover. Sterling
tssta. or Ne francs ttse. lire . ste.
marks 1 ttc Canadian dollars ase. bfo-
men fsAc
The market sios~s steady Ht~rlfrr
frtl4. francs Use. lire astc. lire ca
ties ftc. marks i.sTc. csasdisn dollars
stAe. kFonsa itkc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

TAroosH ISLAND. Dec lis A. n.
Rapidly rising barumstss. cioudys wind
east mine miles an hour.
psrsmbsr s,--ti.so A. M-RAintnss
rtnd east. 40 miles an hour, y. NJ
Raining. sind south. 20 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
DEATHS

Narmer,, Reuben o. So. us r. SGtA
Ward. Irene A.. as. vashon islan1y
Reaper. Adelia NJ. 81 w. Etruri&
Mccoy. Henry. 81. lS27 N ssrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

Baby Charlie," IL months DID, abandoned in tee-
phone booth in the Public Service Terminal at NeWark ~ j.
The infant orapped IN pink blanket to achich
pinned this note Please gipe little Charlie good home
and haze him chrsteaed He is IL months old. Heart
broken The child taken to the Babies hospital Ne-
ark and is shoDn here in the of Nurse Florence Boythe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
FRANK c. MUNRO WAS RE.

PATRIATED In federal court Thurs
day. lie fought In the war under
J the British flag. Now IS come
back to his own country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
SEASONS PACK SHORT.
YET PRICE IL cur

Altho this seasons pack OF pink
and chum salmon falls short of cN'
pectations by so per cent. the pack
ers are offering their product at
cut OF 40 per cent ON last year :
prices.
At the same time retail prices re-
main unchanged. there Is a mystcr'
ious hack OF demand Tor canned sal
mon and not only Is the packing IN
dustry facing a crisis. but the con-
sumer Is losing the benefit OF what
the government experts designate as
the most economical food produced
In this country.
To make the great salmon mystery
even more mysterious. the seasons
pack OF red salmon has been eagerly
purchased and has left tho packers
hands.
Perhaps. because the first salmon
used by Gamers were red Chinooks.
the public has acquired a strange
superstition In regard 10 the color OF
the fish" says Henry o'Mailey. In
charge OF the Seattle station OF the
h..~..,., 81 ftahart.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

STEAMER SUDBURY. IA.
WAtItN-A NJ ERICAN LINE. Ia
scheduled TO arrive In Seattle Dcccm.
Der IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
BIRTHS

Daty. Noborn. 1000 Il. Union. hoy,
Mitchell. IL. j., AIS 10th ave-. boz.
PETERSON. @. c.. HOG HiawathA ~
scherfreider. J. r.. s45 N 7.nd =
Elliott o. N, sos Alki s. girl
Sreeniund. N. T.. T74s coriiss ave
Griffin. c. A.. 32i Warren ave. DO,
buchanan, G. f. 1853 Ninth ave. bo7
Van Dyke, J. T., 6325 4lst s w.
purser. +. A., 47ss Ninth N. -
Mcleod, A. T.. 5616 10th N. X11S.
Hendricks. J. H.. 1907 tist ava :
Kenny. J. f. sosh Eastiake ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
THOSE WHO KNOW SELECT
PI>kS FOR OWN TABLE

Not only do the plnks contain as
much nutritive value as the reds. but
fishermen. packers and others who
know from experience. always select
pinks or chums for their own table.
l don't believe that anyone can tell
the difference In flavor II he were
bllndfoided. Science never has de-
ternined positively what causes the
difference In color Of salmon and the
commercial grading has nothing TO
do with quality. but Is based on the
popular deiusion regarding the shade
OF the meat"
This years pack OF salmon OF the
Pacific coast includes 2.oo0.o 600 cases
of pinks as pounds 10 the easel and
600 900 eases OF churus. The price
received last year by the packers
was s7.25 n dozen cans for plnKs;
s2.fo dozen for chufns. The pack.
ers are now asking $3.50 and tt.s5
q dozen. with no buyers.
Meanwhile a survey OF retail prices
proves that the slump In the salmon
cost. which Is occasioning n sharp
loss to the packers. Is not reaching
the consumer Mos, retailers are
asking as much for salmon as they
1id year ago.
The plan OF the bureau OF fisher
les 20 solve the salmon problem In.
rludes the employment Of cooking
demonstrators who win show what
-an be done to make salmon appeal
ing on the home menu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24

mirai ine. IL scheduled 70 ran for
the orient January 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-24
Vital Statistic
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Name and Residence A
Goettei. August IL. Seattle -
Erickson. Lillian b.. Seattle ..L&
Magnussen, Henry. Seattle L.
stensiand. Margaret Redmond Lee
Hickey. John. Seattle
hickey, Josephine. Seattle L.
Merriam. sherman l.. Seattle.
Everett. Martha u. Seattle ...L
Thorpe. William. Port Angeles
Hanson, Marie. Spokane
Weeks Lawrence David Rem
Kindschy, Eva Pauline. Rentcn Il
Sperstad. Ole. Seattle La
Paulsen. MART. Seattle NJ
Pearson. Ole August, Preston -
Erickson. Svea. Preston
Moore. Edward. Cedar Falls Id
crowley. Ida NJ. Seattle $3.50. Lei
Nelson. r. Creigh. Seattle -...~xei
Lndholm. Hazel Seattle. Lei
Raudry. William Joseph. Everett
Hartzell. ferie Agnes. Everett -.
Gillette. l. Harold. Seattle L.,
Pike. Franc X. Seattle lie
Springer. oshea Noble. Port
Angeles II
Godsoe. Elaine Marie sander
SUN. LONG isiand 11ty. N. X..L
Whittock, Laurence. Portland. u
Allyn. Syhil. Seattle ......... ~
Hansen. W. f.. Pasadena. Cahau
Sanders. Mildred. Seattle ....sy.'
MacTaggart William Russcil.
Litchburg. Mass. -
Boyd. Lora Fern. Seattle. Va
Campau. Clifton Read. Seattle
Harker. Kathleen Mae. Seattle l1eI
Guldjord. Oscar NJ. Seattle
schroeder, Hertha c. NJ. f., Seattle
llurlingham. Frank w. Seattle /. \
krohn. Violet l.. Seattle
McIlvaigh. Harry s.. Seattle Ii
CRUDE, Mary. Finley. n. Oak. LIE
Stephenson. Joseph A.. Mil
Isaac. Clotiide. Milwaukee,
WIS., .t..s.s. ...-. LIE
Kennedy. Merle f.. Seattle ..Le
Erikson. Esther Maths Port
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

tricotines, jerseys, satins, taf-
fetas and georgettes, in all the
wanted colors, including black.
Sizes 10 to ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

speriai Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkt0n. Md. sept 2i-Cecil County
Sunday School Associations annual ses-
si0n opened this morning in the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Rising Sun. a mong
the DAYS speakers were DIR. A. B. Brown.
general secretary, Dr. Ross r. Murphy,
nr Den : Colt, all Of Baltimore, and
Miss Fstcllc Everett The singing was in
cbaru of DR. Adam Geibcl, the noted
tllrd musician.
II Cecil county court, Yesterday, Rob
Ell - Carney Of East Orange. y. j.,
was convicted on a charge Of bigamy in
narrying Isabel Alayherry of Summit, \.
J IA Elkton, July 16 Both wives testified
against him, and a sentence Of two years
IN State penitentiaTy was imposed by
Judge Adkins
Residents Of Town Point have been
notified that owing to the bad condition Of
the wharf at that point the Philadelphia
and Baltimore steamships viii not make
further stops until spring.
Cecil county grand jury, IN session,
has found indictments against Norman
luse. George J. Pratt, Adolphis Pratt,
Priest Boldly. Riley J. Smith and Joseph
Shivcry, charged with larceny; William
II Hall, selling intoxicating liquor, and
Diederick FerIichs, fraud IN representing
himself as a railroad inspector and visit
ibg various ticket Offices in the county.
AZ the 35th annual convention Of
Cecil County W G. T. L. at Calvert,
yesterday, the following officers were elect
e. Miss Bertha Tyson, president; Miss
Virginia Abrahams, viee-president; Mrs.
n G. Brown, and Mrs. Joseph ii. Smith,
secretaries; Mrs. W NJ. Taylor treasurer.
perryville was selected for the meeting
next year.
A NJ Potts Of Calvert reports TO the
county authorities that his premises were
entered, one night this week, and a guam
fity Of corn. wheat and potatoes stolen.
The thieves used an automobile.
Eleven organizations are taking part
In the four agricultural community shows
e. be held in the county the latter part
of the month Elkton Banking and Trust
Co. Rising Sun. ii. b. Crowgey Of Elk
Ton and Others have offered valuable prizes
Lost something? Try a classified ad-.
vertlsement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening. g.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07
BL|MPS DEFEAT SOX
8 To ONE IN LABOR
DAY BASEBALL CAME

The Southwest Cotton romped all
over Eastlake park yesterday afternoon
taking a nine to one victory from the
White Sox. The Sox only run was
made in the first inning. Cullom walked
Bates: Traney got on first when H.
Westfall booted the ball and Cannon
hit to right, bringing home Bates with
the lone tally.
Several times it looked like the Sox
were due to score with men on, but
exceptional fast fielding by the Blimps
retired the side scoreless. About 1890
fans watched the game.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

One fourth of all the printed matter
in the United States emanates from
New York city.
France spent approximately 200 bill
lion francs on the war
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

Summary: Home run-Seaman. Two
base hits-Lyall. Seaman, Core ca.
Stolen bases-Meason. westfall and
Cross. Double play-Meason to Cross
to Westfal1. Base on balls-Off Brown
., off Cullorn 4. STRUCK out-By Brown
2, by Brawner 2, by CufIom 4. Time of
game hour, so minutes Umpire
Spencer. Attendance 1900.
---O-----
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

The United States has one telephone
instrument to every eight inhabitants.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

Red-haired persons are said to be
| less liable to badness than those with
hair of any other color
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07


in
Frank of Irwin
is chic
the in his a
the wh
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

There will be a special meeting Of
the Moose Wednesday. s p. m, in the
banquet hall odd Fellows hail. adv. m
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

Texas leads in the national guard
strength of the country.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-07

o. A. Kane for Legislature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-14
"A Little Group of Women's Fine
SPORTS Goats Now $47.5O Each

kinds have had right in good stocks at much
higher prices They weade coats in smart styles and
they all in excellent condition
Some short velvet coats in black dark blue and
there coats in ngertp length Some have facings of
checked brushed WOOL others faced with pacoored
brushed WOOL They beautifully lined and finished with
narrow patent leather belts.
In the same group threequarer length checked
velour coats in good modeback and blue tan and black and
black and white checks. '.. s.-' .f....
Also few polo coats of polo cloth in the cames-hair
color that popular These well tailored and usually
lined throughout with soft silks. -
Women will find such coats useful all through the Summer
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France, Our Sister Republic,
Celebrates the Fourth
of July Twice

Ten days ago she kept the American flags flying,
in sympathy with her thousands of friends in the
United States.
Today, the 14th Of Julys we take notice of our
comrades and friends in France keeping the
anniversary of the fall of the Bastile from which
dates the beginning of the liberty of France.
Shoulder to shoulder we stand in the glorious
liberty that has come to each of nations, just as
we stood two years ago. side by side in the trenches
on the western front when France was in jeopardy.
Let us long continue to keep these two
Independence Days of July.
None of us can forget Lafayette and
Rochambeau, and France will never forget Pershing
and his men,
The United States and France stand together in
triumphant endeavor to enshrine the eternal
principles akin to the Star-Spanged Banner in the
hearts of the people. Both brilliant and mighty
and tremendously inspiring each delighting in the
others genius and energy, to nsti in the hearts of
the people patriotism that will make the world
better place to live in
May our warm friendship never grow cold and
the glory of our flags never fade
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