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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-09

TRUCKS-One -3A-ton and one 2-ton truck in perfect condition, )I919 and 1920 models prices right. casl or terms these trucks must be seer to be appreciated ; three other bargains. Box 567. Bulletin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
COOPERATION IS
RETAILERS PLEA
State Merchants Urge Public
to Help Them Out

Intelligent cooperation between
the public and the retail merchant is
the plan suggested to solve the con.
tention existing between the two fac.
tons by the Washington state Re-
alters association. in conclave at the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce this
week.
The association. organized in
March by 900 delegates from 80
counties. resented the criticism adj.
vanced by the public over price in.
creases.
DIR. w. J. Hindley. educational di-
rector for the association. who has
appeared turnout the state, familiar.
ling the public with the retailers
problems, urged Improvement in the
existing system OF distribution. He
declared this would tend to iron ogt
the difficulties more easily than the
creation OF new and untried systems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
q. =. Naval Communications


Smith Cove ,srrainaI-~ssr Eauors. str nj.
bridge. str Mandasan MsTu-
Pier it~H,r fzion
Pier io-str Anyot
Great Northern dork-ssr ToyAma Maru.
Fior Str Eastern soldier
Pier str Alaska
Pier Str Bahinda str Morning asar
Hsu o. terminal Motor sehr c.tnans.
motor sshr Cooirha. a. a y nothwsli
q. \ = anehomlsh
Pier p--str cisy Of Seattle. str Admiral
Dewey
Pacific coss, coal bunksrr-sr Eastern
Leader.
skinner 4 Eddy yards-sehr A y. Coat.
stacy %. tsrminai-~u = C. Uuruaids
puthle yard-ktr Griffdu.
East Waterway Ssr santa Alicia
Todd dfydocks-stf Maquan. str wss,.
ward ITO. str Whsstimnd Mont. str
EIihu Thomsoa. ctr West Ivan
Pacific Coast Bridx- Dredging works
str Patterson.
Amra vards--Htr Roosevelt
Heffsrnan drydock--sc FiIaatfnd.
Lake Union--Huiis AhgIia. Ahroha. Al.
ydo.. Addison. Ailsnhurst. Ahfult. An.
then. hayden. bertrand. ningarnon.
Btscayus. Black Wolf. Hianford. Del.
win. Boughson. Psruta. Puyniiup.
csharau. Capr.rlh. Cardia. Cenlna.
chArus. Chesterfield. Chaicis. Clneas.
Cinyras. CoFus. CasiAn. Cola Clone,
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort Ifar-
rtson. Port Jackson. Fort atAnvls.
Fort Union. imufka. L.otl. hitan.
vinceunes sehr Northern chief.
strsam-Bks No %.
standard on dock Str Criffco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Public Markets
PIKE PLACE

Ptkt PLACE
stan ~. ms sugar. ale. stall CO. Car
nation milk. lac can. stall &c. extra
large Norway herring. for ssc. tender.
loin % sole. 1oe n rneits, . rhs ssc.
s'an ikii. Finnan haddies soc N. red
snapper. irs, ssc. stall iSsa. black
cod, : rhs SIC; silver salmon isc N.
stat -, boys Compton corduroy pants.
tsss stall -. No 1 Yakima Gem po.
;atoes. ms use. 90 per leo ms stan
81. New York Premier cheese. ssc 10.
CORNER
stall 1911 First ave. Arcadia coffee
tec 10, J lbs lao. Royal BLEND coffee.
acc NJ. : fbs SBc. best plcklinE spice.
soc N. stan II. silver salmon. iSc 10
halibut. zoe NJ: fresh herring. Toe 10.
hs Csc; smells, ioc NJ. hniihut checks.
: lbs. aSc. stalls 1888. oil sardines
cans ssci large cans rcd beans. for CSC.
walnui.. $50 N; Economy Jar caps. sc
don stall - Pike st. round steak, s7c
10 bacon. soc 10
SANITARY
stalls ai-sa. salmon for canning. isc
10; linE cod, MS. use. small sailed
herring. ikc dox stalls Ri 10 :, freah
peanut butter lee 10. ? ms asc. le-fh.
pail apple Jelly. use. stalls es-s6.
Rogers baking powder csc. boxes
Scarchligh, matches. ace. : pkgs corn
flakes. s2bc. pkks creRmettes. s5c:
Mazda oil ssc pit, soc at. stall Is.
ms rolled oats, see; lbs, Wheat
Hearts, 2ae.
ECONOMY
stalls 1-k-p, largr cans milk. s5c;
Maximum, Reliance or Golden West cuf-
fee, t5c NJ. ms ti.s5 lbs. sass. 45c
Royal baking powder. ssc. 2 ibs pruncs,
ase stall a. fresh peanut butter iSc
no. lbs ssc. pure Yakima honey. In
bulk. acc Ut comb honey. ase; best nut
margarine, use ~, ms 400. stalls
a7-sS, Lipton'H yellow label tea. Csc. 10
NJ pail karo syrup, s5c, 5-fb. can
NJ, J, II, coffee. s3sh.
wESTIAkE
Stall 1906, Quaker pancake flour, lsc
pkg, pkgs corn flakes. 26o Hlls'
rcd can coffee. soc 10. Stalls i6-tT. car.
nation milk. i3e can aoc pkg. washing
powder. &c. bars No-Ruh soap, Sbc
stall 80. best baking powder. isc N.
lbs Hest Ever coffee. 7bc English
breakfast tea, toc ~, stall 1873, apple
butter. 2 lbs. tsc. stall iat, salmon. zoe
NJ. hslibut. ace ~. salt herring. for
use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
HOME INDUSTRY
DRIVE STARTED
Chamber OF Commerce Eos.
tiers Closer Relations

Following a rousing dinner rnec,
ing at the Hotel Butler last night.
attended by more than 100 rcprenen.
tatives Of scaitie's leading manufae.
turing. Wholesale. retail and jobblnr
concerns. the intcrtrade relations
committee Of the Chamber OF Com.
merce this afternoon met at the
chamber TO Aunch an intensive cam.
paign TO foster closer trade relations
in Seattle territory and stimulate
home industry.
The intertrnde relations COMMITTEES
includes J. r. Fischer. c. ~. Black.
sr.. r. Rosenberg. +. q. Anderson. A.
-. Stewart. Moritz Thomson and r
!. Thorsen. At last nights meeting
the various manufacturing and job.
bling firms OF the city were divided
into groups. each selecting It's own
representatives The latter today
were placed on subcommittee and
Will outline the work 10 be under.
taken.
Last nights meeting was presided
over by s. II. Hedges. president OF
the chamber The work before the
different committees and the aims
and purposes OF the campaign were
described by J. l.. Mcpherson. assist.
ant TO the president. who urged clos.
er coordination Of effort between the
wholesale and Jobbing interests OF
the city.
Other speakers included william
Pigott. who declared that Seattle
banks and the men who have made
fortunes In seattle should do more 20
encourage and finance Seattlc's In.
FAINT Industries and toward tho or.
organization Of new ones in this
field Seattle. according to Mr.. Pig.
Oft, has been giving its industries n
lot OF moral and little financial sup.
port.
The closing address was made BY
Rev. Roy II. Campbell. pastor OF the
Pilgrim Congregational church. who
said Seattle's future IL TO be meas
ured by the faith her citizens have
in 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
SHIP CASE MAY
END ON FRIDAY

Capt w. A. Magce. former district
manager Of wood hull construction
for the emergency fleet corporation.
was the principal witness called BY
the defense Thursday morning In the
trial OF the Grays Harbor Motornhip
corporation. In the United states dis.
irict court
Masee explained In detail the pol.
Icy OF the shipping board In its hull.
building program.
our idea was 10 Esf ships into the
water as fast as possible declared
MnEee. We never were able 60 sup.
ply undcrsca fitting fast enough 10
keep up with the hull construction.
Consequently our standing orders 20
shipbulldefs were 20 use any fittings
that might be available in the yard
for the next hull that was ready 10
take the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
CAR
/. PLAN IS DOOMED
Toledo Voters Expected to
Refuse Franchise

TOLEDO. o.. Sept 1.-THE cost
plus franchise viii be defeated
whether or not the particular form
Of municipal ownership Of the street
car system. 10 be voted upon koyem-
Der 2, In approved.
This is the general belief among
the voters Of Toledo.
The two propositions win be
passed upon this fall Toledo has
been turning down franchise pro-
posals Cor 20 years and there Il
every reason 20 believe the city viii
defeat this one.
The feeling here against Henry l..
Doherty OF New York. who controls
the street railway company, IL very
strong. largely because he took his
cars off the streets without warning
last year. letting the city walk until
emergency transportation could be
provided.
During this carless period, there
were 1000 motor busscs and jitneys
operating under city regulation.
When the cars were returned. the
people were urged TO continue TO use
the busses in order 10 develop pre-
paredncss In case Doherty might
take his cars 10 Michigan again. -
Now there are l25 BUSES opeaj
ing In successful competition VIZ :
the street cars. They are eating
into Doherty's profits and forcing
the traction company TO give a little
better service.
As result Doherty's great
weapon in the paHt-his right TO re
move cars at any time--doesn't hold
az much terror for Toledo citizens
Doherty has an application pend.
ing in the federal court for a ten
cent fare. This, most citizens say.
viii help defeat his costplus fran
chise November 2--and It'll infiu-
ence the voters 10 vote at the same
time for municipal ownership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrsees ratd 90 shipp>vv
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY

rrsees raid hy Wholesale DsAiss
ts shipp~vs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Equally with British shipping in.
terests. the United States shipping
board was impressed with the neces-
sity OF making It's new merchant flee,
an oii-burnsng fleet II il was to win
the new place in world shipping TO
which Uncle Sau, asnfrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
BRANDS CHARGE
As "IsIDICUIDl'S.

Then you did conspire, confoder.
ate and agree with your co.defend.
ants here 10 divert struts and shaft.
mss from hull 1860 to the speedship
Aberdeen. which was being built in
record time. and then recommend
that an extension Of rs days and ex.
ira bonus be granted tho Crays Har.
Dor Moiorship corporation on tn. de-
livery Of hun i0soy'' asked Walter c.
Fulton. Of the defense counsel.
NO. sir. The charge IN ridicu.
ious." replied Magee. Il conspired
with no ono. In recommending the
claim for bonus I believed the true
facts had been ascertained. and / still
believe the claim was just"
Mar~c testified that In his official
capacity he passed upon ship con.
struc,ion amounting 20 nearly 1900.
100000 for tho government
The witness was then cross ex.
amined by Ben l.. Moore. associate
federal prosecutor. No new facts OF
material value were brought out in
the fross.exnrntnatfon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
TO talk OVER
FREIGHT Rates
lumbermen and Railroad
Officials to Confer

Representatives Of railroads op~r'
aunK In IN. Northwest and lumber
men viii meet In Portland nex, Mon.
day 10 discuss freight rates. IL has
been announced by the west Coas,
Lumbcrm~n'H association. Follow
Ing the Portland meeting. tho rail
road officials will confer with tho
fruit growers of the state at Yakima
for similar purpose
Both the lumbcrmcn and the grow
crs are complaining about the TN.
creased rates. and the railroad men
have expressed n willingness "a
change ueir schedules. on condition
their profits. as provided by the In
terHtnt. commerce commission. are
mo-, endangered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Janitors Wage Hot
War Against Cupid

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 16.-
Cupid and some hard hearted JAM.
tors OF this city are not on speaking
terms, and all because the tiny bits
OF confetti are difficult to sweep up.
Many employees In insurance com.
panies marry and each desertion is
marked by shower OF confetti.
Janitors became so inslstent that a
notice prohibiting the usual confet.
II singing contests was posted by
the president OF one company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
WHEAT FUTURES
HIT BY SLUMP
Oats Close Firm After Easy
Opening

CHICAGO. Sept. is.--cash selling
in wheat and liquidation by longs on
reports OF good weather and iarg.
receipts caused a drop In wheat
prices at the close OF the Chicago
Board 81 trade today. wheat futures
were off as much as sc. Oats closed
firm after an easy opening.
Provisions closed higher on good
demand.
December wheat opened up " at
tsti and closed off ave at t2aT. (.
March wheat was unchanged at the
opening Of $3.50 and droppcd 24 G at
tn. close OF ts33ts
September corn declined at tho
opening OF tt,ssb and closed at
tt.2sA. off 2Ac. December corn
opened down sAc at ti.tsA and
closed unchanged.
Septe mbcr oats was off ne at tho
opening Of sONe aud closed un-
changed. December oats opened un-
changed at cave and advanced he
at the close OF t9Ac.
CHICAGO. sept is.--cash wheat
Ne ! red. tgtsUaish; No, , hard.
s2tTA U..ssa. No. hard. tgatU
var. No. J spring, tst7a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
SAY STRUTS WOULD
NOT FIT HULL 1860

"Wednesday afternoon was taken
up with the testimony OF n. w
kaunitz. machinery foreman for the
defendant corporation. and u. l..
johnson and c. A. s,oppleman. mem.
berH Of Kauniix's crew. They de.
clared that their measurements
showed conciusiveiy that the struts
later used on the Aberdeen would
not Ut huh 1860.
The last witness Of the afternoon
was Arthur Holm. Of Alameda. Cal.
former superintendent OF hull con.
struction for the Grays Harbor
Mosorship corporation. He substan.
tiated previous testimony TO the cf.
feet that the shaft logs on the speed.
ship Aberdeen had to be moved two
inches cupboard TO accommodate the
extra long struts that could not be
fitted TO hull 1860.
II Ia expected that the case may
80 TO the jury Friday afternoon. nc.
Cording to counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

20 he In attendance before the con.
Rreea ends tomorrow.
Samuel ~. Hedges. president Of
the Seattle Chamber OF Commerce.
presided AT the session this morning
and addresses were made by Mayor
Hugh NJ. Caldwell and Dr. Henry
Suzzallo. In place OF Governor Louis
y. Hurt. who IN taking a two.day va.
cation cruise on the Sound.
Marvin Chase. state hydraulic en-.
gineer. spoke 10 the aasemblaRe on
the necessity Of completing the prof.
Gets now under way In order 20
lead up to the great Columbia basin
prolerI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

fusiln. Emil. city hospital. boy.
Horita. shigiiara. eff Washington.
boy.
kejlkama y. SIC Eighth 8. boy.
jain. ~ v. Providence hospital. girl
Musselman. David. swedish hospital.
boy.
boy
sternberR, Lambert. swedish hos
pitai. girl
Malcolm. Roy, swedish hospital. hoy
carmody. John. swedish hospital.
girl
Norton. Howard. Tif 18Th. boy.
oConnor. G. n. Columbus aAnitar-
ium. girl.
Noonan. Dominic. Columbus sanitar-
tufu. girl.
peiksy. Albert Providence hospital.
boy.
Scott. Horace. Providence hospital.
girl
Roberts. walter. Seattle General
hospital. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Arrivals and Departures


September iessr city 81 Seattle from
Southeastern Alaskan ports at q. m. :
str Santa Alicia from Valparaiso Via TIA
coma at a, m str Anyos from South
eastern Alaska towing bgs Palmyra at :
"a
september is--Std Eldridge from Muk-
iiteo at ests D. M; motor sehr HahindA
from nuenes Aires via San Francisco and
Tacoma at sac =. m, str ioaomita from
SAn Francisco at Al 40 a. uA str Hrtffeo
from Tacoma at iii5Q y. VA str ffiuce
George from Prince Rupert. "a. c.. Via
ports az y. mA
sailed
September tt@Str Alaska for south
western VIA southeastern Alaskan pofta
at siao a, M str Yosemite for san FRAN
cisco Via Port Gamble at Ssts a. ~
september iSatr Frank u. buck f0r
Monterey at i23t4 .. m str Hollywood
for Honolulu Via trip and ror, Town
srnd AZ es1o a. M ntr Hawaii Maru
for Tacoma at y. M str Nome city
Tor Tacoma at ., M str Prince George
for Prince Rupert. N C.. Via ports At II
m, ntr Admiral Rodman Tor south
eastern Alaska Via Point Wells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Chicago Board of Trade


CHICAGO. sept is.-IfoEs-frsrtpts.
is.eeo head. market slow ana mostly
higher. uuik of sales. sts7sUtT 20:
butchsrs. fitTsoisTs. packing. sitto0
tis.is. HIGHT. tts.fs8if.to. pigs. us 80 .
tif. roaxhs. si2tauieT&
Cattle itseeipss. isoeo heed! mark .,
steady 60 stFons Reef tttSuisst.
butcher stseFs, tssteGG9. tanners and
cutters. tstGf .tss storksrs and feed
srs. isei.ts. COWS. tafsets.fs. calves.
ttavts
ahsep-nscsipts 10 ses head; make,
Lesser Lambs. tAte0tsit. sves. tso
meas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Sales Managers to
Meet Here Tonight

At the monthly meeting Of the Sc.
attic Sales Managers association to.
night at the New Washington hotel
at o'clock. transportation prob.
lens and shipping service will be
discussed. Railroad and commercial
bodies win have representatives
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
HAS GREATEST POSSIBILITIES
OF ANY IN AMERICA

There are so. 900 acres In the Kit.
titas project that should he reclaimed
first. and 1850 In the Yakima
valley that should be next" he said.
several smaller projects are com.
pleted and we are ready for the Go.
iumbih basin. There is no like tract
Of land and supply OF water available
for reclamation In the United
states"
Other speakers this morning were:
A. q. Bngn, vice president Idaho
Reclamation association. jerome q.
Locke. executive secretary Yellow
stone Irrigation association. and
Percy cupper. Oregon state engineer.
After IA luncheon at the University
Commons the afternoon session be-
gan at 2 with a talk on irrigation
projects completed and proposed In
Wyoming. by Frank &. Emerson.
state engineer. Whitney l.. Boise
and Senator Wesley l.. Jones were
also speakers at the afternoon SEES.
sion.
Motion pictures OF reclamation
work. presentation Of the Smith.
Fletcher bil by Addison T. Smith.
congressman from Idaho. and an
open forum for all delegates were on
the program for this evening.
On Saturday the delegates will go
by "A special boat to Tacoma. where
they will lie guests OF the Com.
merclai Club
At 250 they viii be entertained by
"A special review OF the Fourth di.
vision at Camp Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
COOKING APPLES
NOT Plentiful
Bananas Up a Cent; Eggs
Register Another Rise

Local cooking apples. jobbern re-
port. are somewhat scarce at fi.76
and 81 "A box Siberian crabappieh
are quoted at ti.2s for small boxes
and s. for largo. Bananas are up a
cent at i2h cents "A pound.
Honey IN quoted at $3.50 a cnse.
with strained honey selling for 20
cents pound.
There In little change in vegeta.
bies. with the movement very good
Eggr took another step upward
Thurnday. Retailers are now pay.
Ing 10 cents a dozen for ranch eggs
and bs cents for pulieta. A similar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Kan franelnco=~Ha Sailed September ff.
STR santa Ina for Tacoma at a IN.
Port Townsend ~ Passed IN September
IS SER Prince George Tor seattle at 80
.. m. str Anyox tssin. two-maHted
barge for seattle at s1e p m.
Mukliseo--a Sailed September 49, air Ell
bridge for Seattle
Point Wsils-Arrtved September IS.
Str Admiral HodmAn from seattle.
Tacoma Arrived September rs. ST.
Nome city from Seattle. afr oriffeo from
seattle az . a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Say This State Can
SOlpe Food Problem
of Entire Country

I'VE need those eighty million
acres OF arid. swamp and overflow
land In the United States for pro.
ductive farms" haid u. \. Blaine.
president Of the Irrigation Institute
OF Washington, In his nddreHs at the
opening session Of the Northwest
Irrigation and Development congress
at Meany hall on the university cam.
pun, this morning.
In addition 20 this there are
about 200, 600. 900 acres Of cut.over
land IN this country that are feast.
bic for reclamation. We need an ag.
Eressiye Northwestern league TO In.
tcrcHt the nation In the necessity OF
a liberal federal and state reclama.
ton policy.
The Increase In food products
made possible by the reclamation Of
wns'e land. 1000. 900 acres In Wash.
ington alone. would help to case the
unrest OF the nation and put the
Western cities In their proper ma.
tional position"
500 DELEGATES HERE
FROM y. ". CITIES
Five hundred delegates from Mon.
tana. California. Oregon. Wyoming.
Idaho and Washington are expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Ask School Budget
Be Trimmed to Limit

In a report TO the Chamber of
Commerce, the executive committee
Of the bureau OF taxation urges that
every effort be made TO reduce the
school budget for 1921 and to arrest
the tremendous increase In taxation
for the Seattle school district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Council Heckles,
So Mayor Strikes

IDNDON, Sept. 1e.-Dunstable's
mayor has gone on strike az a pro-
test against his treatment ~ the
local council. He said that certain
old members OF the council opposed
him and consistently insulted him.
despite the fact that they were
elected TO support the mayorlIty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

DENVER. Sept is---Cattls-Rs Receipts
100 head. mArke, steady. steers. $50
tiS. cows and hsifsrs. tss0n9. stocker.
and feeders. t7.so9to.ss. calves. % 500
tis
Hogs Receipts. 100 head. market Toe
tts2sdf7
sheep-R-csipts. 1900 head. market is
steady. Lambs. ti5Gi3S0. ewes. asa
1875
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Crop Notes

The recent rain has greatly helped
potatoes. pastures and hay lands.
Heavy crop OF pears being shipped
from Eastern Washington.
Peanuts and sweet potatoes In the
Southern Atlantic states are said TO
be I'm good condition.
Some damage 10 tobacco In West
Virginia is reported, but the crop re.
mains very good. nevertheless. II Ii
said.
Sowing of winter wheat has begun
In Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Morrison. Emma 5s. Providence hos
pital.
Pruden, Belle. &C. Swedish hospital
Gudnasen. Eiauer, IS, 0sf9 4ist s. w
Albro, Mona, 10, 4bl0 CioverdnIe,
Bland. Perl. ~, 1874 Fourth N.
Meany. Margaret A.. rs. 1925 10Th
NJ r..
Miller. Jacob. n. $500 Franklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Status Of Frisco Market

San THASciaco. Sept. is-Buiier--
Etsras- sfse per 10. prime firr,s. ete per
10
EEEs-Ertras. Tesc per dos. dir,iss
No. ]. Sic per dos sntra puiists. sse per
dos, undsslssd pellets ssc psf der
cn~sse--caiifornia flats. saucy. sse per
10. firafs. ssr per IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Early "Highs" Are
Made in Trading on
Mem York EXCHANGE

generally higher at tho stock
al studbaker sM New
southern Pacific
Leather b2A
Southern Republic steel SOFA unchanged
above 80 Atlantic Gulf sold
tt6k, T. 80 b Ropogie s5fs, 5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

STOCKTON. Cal. - u. +. URN
Killed and Frank Bariss injured when
train hits truck they were driving.
The truck WIS loaded with eight bar.
rels OF whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Az NATUREL

Mrs. Easterly--What cunning
baby! lie should have rattle to
play with.
Mr.. Woolsley West-He's got one
I've gentlcd the handsomest dla
mond backed RATHER could find
for him. Got six rattlcs on his tail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
From Weather Bureau

TAToosU ISLAND. sept. is A. NJ
Rising barometer, raining. Wind south
so miles an hour Passed In str Atlas al
so a. m
september is-~ii;to A. M---itainlng
wind south. 30 miles an hour, y. NJ r.
Raining. wind south. rs miles an hour
Passed In; str san Diego at ,iso y. IN
Passed OUT at. J. A. Moffett at siae
n IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. sept, is--t~aainr Gu
change suosssions at the opening tndAy
were; sterling. demand titeA francs
demand tttss iirs. & use, marks lsse
Canadian dollars zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Pens are made Of gold because
this tn the only material available
that will withstand the corroding &C.
ton OF ink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

wENATcHEE. - More than 1000
carloads OF frui, shipped from We
natchee TO date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Thirty-five years ago Japan had
200 factories. employing $1,000 PEG.
pie. Now there are $4,000 factories,
employing 1000, 900 people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

juneau sailed september IS. Str Ala
mrds. southhound. at s;is a. m str spo.
Kane. northbeund. az si1e a IA