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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07
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skarg, re Polska jest krajcm mai
hardziej wynislczonym by}oby "a
pch1ie zbyteczncm. Rzcczy tc s9
az nadto dobrze znanc. Organi--
zowac zaczelismy panstwo tax
pod wzglcdcm politycznym iak
ckonomicznym prawjc Z niczego'
OSwobodzcnic naszc nazwac
W prost mozna cudcm. BadaJac
caiy bilans togo cosmy w warun
kach wprost nam najnicprzychyl
niciszych dckonali, stwierdzic
musimv Z zadowolcniem. &c ma
na>z krcdyt zapisat mus:my Wy
Mkt sprawy tax dodatnie. ktore
zaszczyt przynicSc muSza tel ME
>}ychancj potcdzc ducha naSzc-
60 narodu. \ mimo togo oProoz
icdnvch .Nmcrykan6w, htrr@E &c
szczc dose b~czstronnic nasza nra
c. cccniaia, jcstesmy przcdmjo--
ten jaknajSurowszcj hrytyHl &c
,trony S2sicdnich nam narodow.
Nazywaj2 nas ma oGoi zupcinic
niezdolnymi do samorzadzcnrl
sc. politycznic nicwyrobionyml.
niczdolnymi do rozwiniecia wy
datncj akcyi gospodarczej / l"H1
vvni W zabraniu sig do piracy.
Najgto5nicj naturalnie wrzcszo72
Nicmcy, mic bcd9cy " stan'c pre-
holct zwrotu boSatych zicm ma
rzecz Polski. oraz togo fahtu. &c
Tanstwo Polskic Jest ola mich jc
drna zapor9 % ckonomiczncJ ckS
ploatacyi wso@odu. l. kowna
cdzic Niemcy pod Skrzydiami o
richuiczcmi. zaSlcpjoncgo do
tvchczas niCnawiSciQ do PolSki
rzadu Litcwskicgo, proWadzQ
przcciw nam w7oca propaganda,
r~ozchodz2 sic po caiym Swicc:c
p-zcciw nam wiadomoScj. zmic--
rzaiacc do znics'awicnia mas " o
r;aii calego Swiata. II proPasan
"a. rozszcrzaiaca SC nrzcz Shan
Gvnawic do piSm stoicczny'h
mast caicgo 5wiata, zdo|aia nam
ricobliczalna wproSt zrobic szNo
dc. " Kownic kuto tc taISzywc
ros,oski o pogromach Iydow. I
howna roz>;cwano ma SWAT ca
T. kiamIiwc zarzuty o nietoIeran
c.; naSzcgo narodu. Ia krecra 70
hota Niemc6w i poiaCzonych 7 NJ
nj >yoni<tycznych ! socyalistycl
nrch zywioiow zydowShich potra
Pa uprzedzij hu nam IA koniC--
rcncyi pokoiowcj oPinie, ona sta
J. sic powodcm nicprzychylncl
d}a mas decyzyi W sp7awic Gdan
:Aa i G6rncgo SlasNa. Ona narzu
Ella NAM. uciazliwc, i prawa
zwierzchniczc pahstwa poIskicgo
r~aruszajacc zastrzczc1Ia ola
m~nicj5zoScj narodowo5ciowyoh
lrai nasz zamicszkujacyCh.
Niemcy, ktorzy ma wewn2trz
u sicbic w kraju Z taxa wprost "a
c,ckioscia z~walczaja bolszcwizm
uic wahali sic navel ia chwiIe ma
zcwnstrz podat mu rcke a to tyl
t. W tym ceIu, by pTzy lego pomo
cy obalit paistwo pol>kic ! ma !"
20 gruzach znowu SIC usadowic,
" samcj PolScc, Niemcy do dis
G"ia utrzymuia Gala maszync
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
RAIN HOLDING
HARDING idle
It's Too Wet to Go Fishing
on Bay

POINT ISABEL. Texas. Nov. IL.
Almost impaKsablc roads. follow
ing 2,.hour rain. left Senator War
rem @. Harding virtually stranded on
Point Isabel today.
Fishing was made impossible BY
the heavy "norther" which has ragged
two days.
The president eject had planned a
day OF goinng in brownsville. but
roads IN this part OF Texas are un-
surfaced and a slight rain makes
them exceedingly slippery and miry
IN spots and II was doubtful whether
Harding would venture the trip.
whether Harding gets any outdoor
exercise today or not. he has the
prospect OF a big turkey dinner. The
Chamber of Commerce at Cuero.
Texas. sent him a mammoth robbicr
In a crate modelled IN the form OF n
miniature White House.
Harding let II be known today that
he will not enter territorial waters
OF any other country on his Panama
trip. Tho American minister to
venexucla. Preton McGoodwin. ex-
tended the prcsidcnt-ciect an invita-
ton 10 visit Venezuela and Colon.
bla. but Harding indicated he would
not accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
York Market Is
Lower at Close of
Short Day Trading

NEW YORK a feeble attempt TO
a
shares
Closing
ooA off o. American Tss. ~ General Motor" iA Off ~
o. unchanged: bethlehem "T 49,, up
Petroleum Goodrich "a
it Northern
Pacific SA OFT v. Utah b5s. Retail stores sib. off
declines
off Central ~ crube 1906 Off ~
Mexican Petroleum itss "a off Atlantic Gulf
Tea tts.
io2k. off fan-Ameriean
TSh l.
crueibie
LAC was by
The
YORK. is-rhs york Evening
In Of
quarters Tho sta
righted
a firm developed OF application
ond a %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Phillip. Ruscrt Seattle. grit
0enichiro. Iwasski. s0s 9Th ave. riri
Mskiuioto. Isamu. los sth ave. s..
o'Seii. j.. 1918 ,,sh ave. boy.
Havana chojiro. 7osh Washington
Kskihirs. I,aro. sot s,h ave-. girl
ouandt. o. l.. ts0i Brandon ST.. boy.
o'Frien. william H.. ssos ,sth s. w.
wsrst. II. T.. 500 ard ave. girl
Nelson. @. A.. f2.5 7th ave y. E.
Ina Gu. 1915 isth avs. W girl
Wallace. Albert. isi7 18th ave. boy.
Wsh. Wong Gin. 1919 ycsiar Way.
kim, II Msru. ,.os IL, ave. s. girl
nariuehi. ksgo. zis ", s3rd 81. girl
Sa.:. wlhl.m. US :sss . ave- VI n oiEx z.
Long: william. ass Gilman ave-.
celEsn. James. so, n. 5and. girl
Irmberger. f. w. tT5i Ind n. f..
Stewart. C. H., 1908 y. Madison. boy.
staye. Lars. sli1 LIST y. w. girl
Johnson, c.. 1901 soth $. w. girl
Olson. ". H.. .ias tsth i. Is. xii
Jonason. 4. n. iss7 10Th 8. w. boy.
Denoyer. y; X. any w. tist. boy.
Fleming. George. IA w. McGraw.
boy.
Jones. y. l.. 1874 sth ave. w. girl
Gross. q. 81. 1874 fth ave. W. boy.
Pinto. IT. W. 1924 18th ave. 81, boy.
I>awrie. J. A.. 1914 Stone Way. boy.
Eutiedge. John. st2 71st ave, girI.
peImore. II. ". i30 18TH ave. girl
Coleman. J. A.. East Seattle. girl.
Hoxeiund. A. b. si7 18th ave. ".
girl
Stirling, Ben. 40 nth ave. girl
Johnston. Barney. 1874 2fth ave.
boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
CITY MAY Get
BIC WIRELESS
Station With 2,50O-Mile
Radius Is Proposed

Seattle will have the most powerful
radio telegraph station ON tho entire
Pacific coast. N the city council ae-
ccpts proposition made Friday aft
ernoon by tho Independent wireless
company OF America
II was proposed by the wireless
people that they install station
capable OF sending wireless messages
anywhere within n radius OF $500
miles. tho city TO maintain tho four
wireless operatorH as AT present and
the company 20 divide the protits de
rived from commercial messages on
a $3.50 basis.
The matter was taken under ad.
viscment BY the council finance com
mittee.
The city at present maintains a
wireless station in the once of the
port warden. which has a radius OF
500 miles This service. while wholly
inadequate 10 the needs Of tho ship
ping Industry. i in great demand.
with sending radius OF a.5oo miles.
II will be possible 10 keep In com.
municaiion with ship. for more than
half the distance 10 Yokohama
At present the most powerful com.
merciai station on the Pacific coast
Is that OF the Point Bonita station
In California. which has a radius Of
only see miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Public Markets
wEsTIAkE

WEsTIAkE
sugar stall. bars No. Rub Nap,hs
soap. faos bars sunny Monday soa n
Use. Stalls 1917. ON. Res fIour IS ~,
I ns California; white beana .,e, .
lsrEs cans tomatoes. 7sc stall los. .toet
nsh. soc NJ. Flake white shortsnins
&c ~ fancy Jap rice. loo m. stat
~ h'p,sns tea sc nj Reliance cot.
Zee, soc b.. Nus rcd can coffee. csc N
ECONOMY
stalls ,l-ss. soc cans Chinook .nirnon
sse.. ION. pail karo ayrup. $50 stali
20. $50 can Royal baking powder 1ss
10 can us s-n. can t2as. stall
81, orange marmalada. soc 10 fIbby..
pineapple. soc can. stall ~. peanut hu,
ter. ise n; honey. ssc M: strained
honey. 1sc ut. Toe at stalls so.at hes,
Alaska turnip-. Sc 10. ms sse, rata.
sssas Sc NJ. ms. &c. stalls f.s.,, !
ta.7s gal s,sii "a. Faran's no, ,sa..
-four. ms sso; fresh ground corn meal
ms. ssc.
stan ~. boiling beef. Toe 10, fresb
uge. i bs soc, stan IL. fresh salmon.
z bs, use. fresh black cod. M. Sc
stall IL. new ssuerkrspt. = ats fSe; new
an pickles. 4 for Toe. stalls is.as snaw
flake soda crackers. iso pkg. M n
coffee, s-ib. can tt.ss. stalls st-ss ny.
s.. bacon. ace no pot roast. loo NJ.
stall % PIKE st.. Good Luck msrrartn.
J ba " 90. fresh local ranch ssrs. Toe
dox. stall 100. American cane sugar 1
bs tse; cooperative milk. I cans ,sc
stall iis. pot roast. i2hc NJ; club san.
sage. 2sc 10. Stall ITO, Ter hard whea,
flour. t1.e3. corn meal, s.fb. sack I,a
PIKE PLACE
stan II. best American cane sugar .
ms acc, lbs. tsc. Stall 1896 nure
ground cocoa. ms 56c; Log Cabin
syrup. medium sire can etc. Stall "a
large Norway herring. for s5o. frcsh
ling and black cod. ms. $50. stan ~
sausage and hamburger. 17bo N ehoIc.
steak. isc NJ. stall Al. Reliance eoffss
20 N cans tomatoes, 2sc. Stall fsfi
Eastern maoksrel. 7sc each. stall az
pure apple Jelly. ibo n. by the nail
stai 1901, Q cans tomato hot sauce sas
sANIriug
Htaii ~, High Flight flour, ,ssE. .
cans pumpkin. z7c. Stalls 2o2a ,,,,i
cream cheese. 5oc NJ Tree tea. &c M
Stall 10. choice weinors, 2oc M i.rh
stew. Toe NJ. stalls so-57-st. round .tsan
7bc ~. sirioin steak, 2sc N. Stalls al !.
"a. Lake Superior white fish. abn m
fresh herring, fba 7sc. ataIl iii
sliced pineapple. small can zoe; Premier
salad dressing, tbo Jar. Stalls 2t.5s. M
J. u. coffee. &c. ti.7o. t2fs, Chirar.
dsiifs chocolate. acc N. Stall H. yakima
potatoes. tz.oo sack. stail II, home made
ham loaf. ace ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Two Steamers on
N. Y. Bay Collide

NEW YORK. Eov. IA pass-
enger steamship and q freighter coi-
Iidcd In the lower bay today. The
Spanish Royal Mail liner Montserret
with s7s passengers aboard. moving
towards It's dock. coliided with the,
Mallory line frcighter San Maruua
The Montserre, was beached on a.
Bay Ridge flats while passengsfD|
ran wildly around the decks
Only one man was injured. accords
ing TO first reports. A passenger On
the Montscrret. panic stricken. rush
ed to the deck and jumped overheard
He landed on a tug and broke his leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
FEDERAL DRY AGENT
TAKES POSSESSION

The copper grow weary OF this
game. no he called up a dry squad
man and had him watch the car
Then he succeeded In getting hold OF
a federal prohibition agent. who hur
ried down and took custody OF the
auto and the boone IN the name OF
the United States. etc. etc.
hut the bootiegRer had faded for
keeps.
Tho car and tho liquor win be
confiscatei by action started IN fed
erai court Saturday.
Perhaps the bootieKgcr win show
up. unbeknownEt. and bid for his
car at the maruhal'a saie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

PORTLAND. Nov. &c atti RE-
eelp,s. ~ head. market steady. Bess
steers. s&sbUp. fair TO good steers. $50
ISIS: choice cows and h.ifrrs. ts.ft0
fsTt. medium TO good cows and hsifsrs.
faStasss. canuers. ts.to8sst. bulls. IS
90. calves. tTais
Hors-Rsesipts. 'es head: marte, IL
steady 10 weak and unchanged.
sssep-Rsc~Ip,s. $50 head. msrkst IL
steady and unchanged.
Buttsr--sso per 10.
EsEs--7s6soc per doa
chsese--rripiets. i,e per II,
Hsns-7s . zoe per 10.
Pier i--su Morning star. motor s,hr
Baicatta-
Bell st. ,srmiuai-U q 3 Surveyor. U q d
Renshsw.
Pier p-s,r city Of Seattle.
Pier D--Btr Governor.
Pacific Coast coal b~sksrv-str west
ward ITO.
Alaska Steamship rnoorines- str Victoria.
stacy st tsrminai-U n @ burnside
MIiraukee ocean dock-str Eastern Mar
liner.
Todd drydocks-a,r Deuel.
Puget Sound bridge a Dredging works
Str Patterson, hull Rainbow.
Ames ysrds-str Roosevelt
Lake union---Huiis Abiiia. Abnobs. Ably
dos. Addison. Aiienhurst. AhmIk. An
thon, hayden. Bertrand. Bingamon.
Bisesyis. Black Wolf. Bisnford. Dell
win, BopEhton, Psxuta. Puyaiinp,
cabaean. capraria. Cardia- Cenina.
charus. Chesterfield. ChaIcis. cineaa,
ciuyras. corus. corian. Cola. Clone,
ELISA, Electra. Endymion. Fort Har-
rison. Fort Jackson, Fort stanwix,
Fort Union. imufka, Jeoti. Kitan. str
Oregon. str Comanche. str washougsi.
str Washturna. str Princeton. str
Chippewa. str Aioah. str Kodiak, str
Unimsk, str Tanginak. str Fulton, str
samaon. motor sehr Apex. tug Har-
old 9.
Hsffsrnsn drydook-~s,r Cordova
West Seattle eievator--str Eastern Glen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Vessels in Other Ports

NaEAsakf--Arrived November Q. Str
Bondo Vase from Seattle
Mauiia--Gailsd November TO- Htr Ed
ridge for Seattle via portA.
San Franciaco--Arrivsd November IL:
str West MshSsh from Seattle and BELL
inKhap at midnight. str Admiral schiey
from Seattle at 10 a m Sailed Novem-
Der IL. Str stAnNood for Seattle at mid-
night. str West kesns for Seattle and
ports at o. m.
HougkOnE-Arrfved November q: Str
Toyima Maru from Seattle via porta
AdalaIds--Arrivcd November o. Str
TJiatarosm from Puget Round ports.
Port Townsend Passed In Novsmbe
Ia Str Admiral Sebrss for Seattle at
$50 a. m.
Port Gambie--Arrivsd November f1i
Str 3. =. Loop from San Francisco via
Seattle at .. m
EVerett--Arrived November ~; Str
Hawaiian from New York via Seattle at
s.2o a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
ELECTRICAL
RIVER Will
link CITIES
Great Project to Furnish Un-
limited Power for East's
Industrial CenterS
ny GEoRGE r. WATERS

WASHINGTON, II. C.. Nov. Ia
A river OF electric power" Is to be
created from Boston 10 Washington.
thru the greatest Industrial center
OF the world IL win he a super
great and small electric power plants
Of this region into one gigantic plant
for the creation OF electric current.
For making energy for the use OF
mankind u will be second only TO the
great orb % day so far as human
knowledge goes IL Is known that
II will be the greatest concentration
OF power on this planet.
Months ago congress appropriated
siss.oo0 20 make a survey OF the
possibilities for this project. the
saving II win bring. It's efficiency In
Increasing power and other advant.
ages. This survey viii DO completed
June 80. and the best engineers are
freely predicting that not much time
win be lost In carrying out the plans
Recommended.
The idea II TO create n river OF
power. flowing thru immense copper
wires borne 100 feet from the
ground on double rows OF steel tow
ers. which win feed all the lesser
streams leading TO factory and shop.
At the lowest possible cost. and sup
plying the motor force for transpor-
tatlon.
Economy and efficiency accom-.
plishcd here will reduce prices every.
where. expedite the movement OF
ccmmodities. release coal to sections
that need IT,
William s Murray. head OF the
dsid engineers making the survey.
predicts a saving In power OF $500
100000 annually. Murray summar.
lies the benefits as follows:
lat s. ton the coal saving
would be $500 900.
e-Maintenance saving In facto-
ries and railroads by electric drive
will be $4,000 900 yearly.
3-There will be created com
mon carrier system OF power. lifting
maticaify opening up cargo space
for more valuable and higher priced
commodities.
4-operation win be speedei up
In the switching yards and passenger
Terminals
SIT win multiply the available
power facility by from five 20 ten
times and lower the price OF cur
rent.
Ultimately this means not only a
super-powcr line from Boston 10
Washington. but II VIII be extended
into the water-powcr regions OF the
South. Niagara Falls power systems
VIII be booked onto II and power de-
veloped on the 81. rawrencr river
viii become a part Of the system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
WOULD LICENSE
REALTY DEALERS
Interstate Association After
Inscriptions Brethren

Laws licensing real estate dealers
win be passed by the legislature Of -
states and by the provincial pariis-
ment Of Alberta next session. II the
plans OF tho Interstate Realty asso-
citation meeting here this week. sue
coed.
The proposed license law II aimed
at irresponsible dealers. II Is said.
for the purpose OF eliminating them
from the field II has the indorso-
ment Of the realty association.
sevcnty.five members OF the asso-
ciation attended n banquet here Fri
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
COPPER FINDS
nIMSE.I.p HI.IPI.ESS

II the policeman made the arrest
and seized the car he could turn the
man over 10 the federal authorities
all right. but under "A recent ruling
Of Judge Neterer the automobile
could not be confiscaied under the
Volstcad act unless the government
agents made the capture them.
selves.
10 the copper. who seems 90 have
been something OF lawyer. en-.
deavored 10 keep watch over both car
and man. ana Mt the same time get
In touch with IA federal prohibition
agent.
Whenever the bootieggsr approach
ed the car. the policeman casually
strolled near. and the bootiegEer re
tired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Shipping Men to
Cheer Up Firlands

As the first enterprise under It's
regular organization. the Puget
Sound Maritime Circle. compri-ed OF
representatives OF tho sales depart.
ments and purchasing agents con.
nectcd with che shipping industry.
viii pay visit TO Firlands sanitar'
lum sunday.
Tho shipping men win carry with
them fruits and daintiea for the In
mates OF tho hospital and viii stage
a program Of entertainment.
Joseph II. Mchan. assistant pur'
chasing agent OF the Pacific Steam
ship company. IL tho first president
Of the newly perfected organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
LOSES Star FOR
STRIKING YANK
Special Cop at WaIla WaIIa
Is Dismissed

wALLA wALr.A. Nov. it.-Rpe
ciai Officer Robert Wallace, who
precipi'a'ed near riot here Arrfiis.
ties day when he struck Henry Hoff.
an ex-service man. over the head
with the butt OF his gun. has iost
his job.
Following n conference with five
disin,srested business men. Mayor
-. y. Powell Instructed Chief of Po-
lice Hussey TO relieve Wallace of bis
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
CLEVER COPPER
CAPTURES CAR
OutmaneuverS BootIeggel
in 0ne-ACt Comedy

Practical application OF a recent
liquor law ruling resulted Friday
night In the escape OF bootIeggef
whose car ana five gallons Of moon.
shine were found standing by the
curb IN the downtown district.
a patrolman on his beat first dis
covered the auto and It's oontraband
load.
This IL n cnne for the federal OF.
ficers." he coEitated. In the good
old days ia just grab the man and
the car and hold them for the gov.
eminent. But now"
And Their. s,'un the rub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
l.. c. STRINGER
President

The indicated earnings of this
stock are most extraordinary. For
instance, the company now has
one shipload of foodstuffs and
clothing in Siberia for trading
purposes-the first trading ship
sent there since the war-and it
is assured that this ship will bring
back in valuable furs, ivory, oil,
etc, many times the value of the
original cargo. y
The company is also operating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Seeks Uniform Rate
at Pacific Ports

Efforts 10 establish uniform port
terms and charges nj the larger Pa
ciflc ports are being made by Presi.
dent T. s. Lippy. Of the Port OF So
attic. A communication asking co
operation In the matter has been
sent 20 the various ports concerned.
according 10 @. r. Nicholson. chief
engineer and assistant secretary 10
the port commission here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

Another bit Of feminine
immodestv' is creating a stir.
Chicago claims TO hare orig
mated the ne1 fashion. The
naked ear, Of course. Haven't
you seen the net0 style get?
So long hidden behind bis
cults" Of hair, miiady noaO re-
reals her ears-if she is up
10 date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

Smith Cove termlnhi--str Mapuan, str
Edmoro. str Eikton. str Eastern Lead
or. str Eastern Sword
Pier fs--Motor achr Wakena-
Pier 10--U \ a Rush.
Smith Cove anehorage-str Cross Keys.
str Ioonium.
Great Northern terminai-str Katori
Maru
Pier Stir west Jester.
pisr 2--Stf Santa Ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov if--iter.-Hsrsipss
s.ses head. market Ice 20 itc hlxhsr.
Bulk Of sales. iiffssife: husshsrs.
ffsts9ft. packing. tii.Tsntfts. light.
fiatsois. pigs tisois. rosxhs. me
0if.Ts
steady. Beet. ts.fs0fTg. butcher stock.
isfs9fs. eannsrs and cutters. tttees.
steeksr. and feeders. tstt9ii.ss. cows.
tt1e8tt.fk. calves. tit.gteis.ff.
Rhesg-Rscsipts. s.oee head. market ts
steady. fsmbs. b0ttTt. ewes. tsofI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Arrivals and Departures


November i,--s,r Admiral Evans from
Southwestern via southsar,srn Aiaskan
ports AZ SIS .. M. str Endiroft from
Tacoma At tosts a. m str Saginaw from
san Pedro via San Francisco and MukiI-
tee at HAS a IN.
sailed
November if---atr Governor for Fan Pc
dro via Victoria. ~ O.. and San Fran
cisco at II a M: str fatouchs for comos.
~. c.. at ssis a. M. str Hawaiian for
Everett at sl1s a. m. str Admiral Rod
man for ocean Fails. ". C.. al si1o a m.
November i3--s,r Saginaw for Tacoma
AZ gao o. m str Hsdond0 for South
eastern Alaskan ports at s .. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Edmore to Go Back
on Run to Orient

Failure OF tho Empire Steamship
Co. of New York TO complete ar
ranx-rnents for tn. purchase Of the
shipping board steamship Gilmore
had led 10 the return OF the vessel
10 the scatiieoricntai service % the
Pacific Steamship Co. Tho Edmore
has been idle nj Smiths Cove several
weeks while tho sale was pending.
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DEATHS

Knutson. Conrad. 1s. 5z37 nth ave
NJ r..
Edwards. Anna, 20, fifz BaiIy st
OEeil. Infant. 3 days, 1913 10th.
Sedwany. George. S.. Alaska and 9Th
ave. 8.
Iverson. Anna b.. 80. izi Washington
St
Harreil. Carl w. Jr. 4 mos 752 Bel
mont ave. ~.
Gordon. John -, SO, esf5 3fst ave. 8.
Stump. Ophelia, &c. zoos u. 55th St
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GRAIN PRICES
DROP SHARPLY
Rally at Opening Fails to
Aid

CHICAGO. Nov. iJ-Crain prio~s
dropped sharply on the Chicago
Board % Trade near the close today
after good rally at the opening
OF the market The increase in auo-
tations In early trading was due
largely TO export demand for wheat
with light offer rings. Later when
considerable selling pressure came
into the market prices nAgged.
Provisions were irregular.
December wheat opened up Snc at
us. and closed off &c: March wheat
at tl-TeA was up SIC at the open
Ing. but dropped &c At the close
December corn. after opening up
&c at rs nc. lost NC at tho close
MAY corn opened up lie ut sou and
lest fc at the close.
becembrr oats. after opening up
'se at tsAc. closed down SC: May
oaiA was up NC at save at tho
opening. subsequently, losinE Nc
CHICAGO. Nov, if.--CAsh wheat
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REQUEsT FOR THE AppOINT

MENT Of receiver for the Port
Madison MIN Co. was made Friday
BY q. II. TiIton In complaint filed
in superior court. Tilton alleges the
firm is insolvent.
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SECOND DEGREE BURGLARY

was charged Saturday against Earl
Robson. alias Earl Robson. alleged
TO have entered the homo OF NJ. V.
Ross. a2sa ". t6th at. November 6.
1920.
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F. w. HANFORD
Secretary Treasurer

profitable transportation routes.
This trading and transportation
business is most fascinating and
profitable. AS newspaper inter-
views state, many millions are to
be made in Siberia and Alaska in
the next few years.
Write now for complete infor-
nation about this 10 per cent
guaranteed stock offer, financial
statement and data on Siberian
and Alaska trading.
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SAT- ttDAN
NOV. ~

ftr~t ftigh Tide
7 es a IN. us a.
FIRST Low Tide
isi9A y m es a.
second ttixh r1dc
tsse y M 100 q,
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Figures show that IN Illinois there
are Ill men 10 every 100 women.