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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
CAMP AI!CN FUND
TO Be PROBED
Subpoenas Out for Heads OF
Parties

CHICAGO. Aug. - - National
chairnen and irsHsurcrs Of the dem'
ocratic and republican parties VIII he
called 10 testify before the senate
campaign expenditures investigation
committee here next Monday. il was
announced today.
Senator Seidcn y. Spencer. com
mite. member. who made the an.
nouneemfn,. also said Governor
James " Cox. democratic prcsidsn.
tiai candidate. viii be asked TO fur
nish information about the rcpubll.
cana alleged tis 900. 600 fund Cox
viii not be asked 10 appear before
the committee. however, Spencer
said.
Detailed Information regarding
facts he may have on the republican
campaign fund were asked of GOV
ernor Cox in a telegram which gen.
ator kenyon. chairman Of the com.
mitiee. stated he had sent TO the
democratic presidential candidate to-
day.
Senator Reed Of Missouri an
nouneed suhpoenas Will be issued FOR
WIN II Hays. chairman of the re.
publican national committee; Fred
upham. Chicago. treasurer George
White. chairman 81 the democratic
national committee. Wilbur Marsh.
Iowa treasurer. simon -. Fsss.
Ohio. chairman Of the republican
congressional committee. and Nj.
chaei Pheian. New York. chairman
% the democratic congressional com
mitice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
SEASON
IN FULL SWING
Butter Brokers Increase the
Price Here

The local peach season viii be In
fun swing by the latter part Of this
week or the first Of next. according
To- Western ave. commission men
Monday morning., Local offerings
are already coming In. but are not
yet established on tho market
Giants sagged Htiii further over
the week end. Burrell Gems bringing
s. A standard crate, other Eastern
Washington varieties ti.T5 and Cali
fornias $50,
Local piuma are making their first
appearance. but the matter OF price
In only tentative 30 far
Potatoes are holding up we'll al
cents a pound II was thought that
npuds would establish lower level
than this before now. but reports
indicate that there are not 81 many
potatoes under the ground as was
indicated by the growth OF the tops.
Locai green peppers 81 exceilen,
quality are corning In at 70 cent?
for the i0pound box.
Local butter brokers. following the
lead OF Portland. which took lie cue
from the 9an Francisco market.
raised the price Of bricks ? cents and
cubes cent The established quo
tationn are now 81 cents and %
cents pound respectively. Eggn
are steady az the old price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Prices Irregular
at Opening of the
". Y. Stock Market

as-rro generally irregular the
ms % today,
sSt; United Retail stores osA
TeSss Company T or ~ baltimore Onto sss up ~ Pam
southern Pacific esA
Mexican Petroleum iso Vi bethlehem "ir
Unchanged Repiogic ~. unchanged
scns Wooden 7sa
dun recently
despit
hh Of sis and the railroad list forward southern
aeA, Louis South
western TO sih and unsn Pacific TO @ ind"s'r failed to follow
STA, Off Petroleum i5eh off s
Petroleum
studebakr o. Pacific s5 ratt
& ohio ses, ~.
The Of
scented negligible PROPORTIONS
midday
before
rhc behind within hour
the surface
rsiyinE Of the
Dealings ight and little interest shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
GRAIN PRICES
: TUMBLE IN CHI
Russian Situation Causes
Toboggan al Market

CHICAGO. Aug. .s.--Crain futures
closed exceedingly weak on the thi-
easso board Of trade today. The mar
ket was b~arish thruaut the day, AT
one time pec~ mber wheat dropping
81 on reports that the hulHheN ~
wrr. sustaining defeats from the
Poles Al other grains declined
December wheat open.d az ts,1i y.
Off &c, and closed at tg4s duw -
1tsc. March wheat opened at 81 ~ y.
down 2isc. and closed al f.es. dow
sep,ember corn opened up &c a,
81 ssis and closed down NC At
ttf2a. December corn opened up
&c at stsi and cleaed down sse
september oats opened at ssse, up
Ie. and closed at 6tAc. of Nc
December oats opened AZ ssse off
= 8. and closed az ssAe. OF ie.
Provisions closed lower.
CHICAGO. Aug s,-cAsh wheat
No, sss isss's ..ts' ~ re-.
Il I ''y hsra' ,sisassTs 10 J ssrs.
No spring. S2-togsss.
CHICAGO. Aug .s.--Grain prices
tumhlrd on the chicago board ~
trade today on thc strength - 70
ports that the Russian Hotahsvik
we're roneding before the Poles and
have agreed 20 sign peace Siih the
L.lfhusaians.
D~rsmber wheat fell bac q;
sass. from thr opentng. decline
- a.. as compared with saturday .
close March wheat was OF 81. Al
s. = other EFains were of from ie
The market closed irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
ny HARRY %. HUNT

WARRINGTON. Aug. 2s,-Drnsiie
overhanlinR 81 street railway fran
ohisca IN 80 or more American cities
and general undertaking 81 the re-
lationnhlp between street railways
and the public IL recommended by
the presidents federal electric rail
ways commission In report which
viii go 10 the White House within
the next few days.
After ~ months Of investigation
and study the eight members OF the
commission representing all inter
estn In street railway Ownership, op'
Grafton and service have agreed that
the industry. as a whole. on the basis
OF watcred stock oapitaiizationa. pres.
ent earnings and operating costs, IL.
Q. Virtually bankrupt.
Z. Wnhsut buSinE powev 90 provide
new equipment, pewsr facilities
and traekafe ai,.oiut~iy nsees-
.afy in most cities.
>. Nnh.at either the confidence or
trust of the sommouitis. ID
sers-.
q. Hsmp-se.i by popular disirust and
saspision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove nrrhoTage---Ek Oriental
Pier if-atr Tyndareus
Great Northern dock-atr Tatunla Mar,l.
Smith Cove irrmmal-str Endicott.
pier str Dora
Pier Str Catherine y
Pier Str Alaska. str Eetchlkan.
Union on dock tr Argyll
Grand Trunk d0ck s,r city ~ aea'tIe
hell ~. terminal--U q T. ~ r Heather
Union Pacific dock stf Eaikyu Naru
Pacific creosote dock Str city Of Reno
Pacific Coast coal bunksra--Htr Eastern
Temple str Eastern Soldier
Pacific Coast Engineering Sofka-str
Eastern Leader
Duthie yard-str West Jcssup. str Griff.
60.
East waterway termlnAI--schr william
BoWden.
PuEst Sound Bridge a Dredging works
Ctr Patterson.
Lander st. terminal--str West Kayote.
str Hyades
Hapford st terminai-Btr Admiral Rod
man.
Arnes yards--str Roosevsit,
Lake UniOu--HullH Broxton. Ioota Enav-
mion. Fort jackson. Addison, Rough .
ton, BoWesmont. Eourneviiie Allen
hurst. Ablla, Adria, Caprnria. Eles.
ira. Oelwin. Abydos. Arcademia. AGA
denia. Fezuta. Black Wolf. Biekland.
Bastine. Blanford. ARr0n. Anthem,
Fort HarrlsOn. Fort Btanwix. IfnufkR,
Biton. Looti Dione. cnRnacan, Cozlan.
Cineyras, Cardia, ELISA, schrs Henry
Wilson. Balvator. Alice. motor sehr
Oregon
stream-sehr f3lastlnd.
Hefferuan drydock Motor schr cethana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
CITIES BLAMED,
TOO

In reviewing conditions leading W
20 the present street railway sltua'
ton. the public IL not held altogether
blamelcsH nor railway promoters IN
conscionably at fnu1t Stock water
ing WAS countNnanced wiuked a.
ana accepted. " moi actually APP
proved By the cities themselves. IN
many instances. iiut in the face ~
this general knowledge cities went
ahead ana granted frnnchiseH while
dividends were paid out on two and
three times the capital invested.
That there was an element u spec.
ulation, originally. IN street railroad
ing Is recognized ana also that the
cities and towns have benefited from
the development made possible b.
street railway lines. But the stage
when promoters profits should be
recognized. and when dividends on
any amount Of water that u may
have been possible 20 pour into street
railway stocks should be maintained.
has passed. the commission believes.
Prom now on. new franchises grant
ed or reyinions made should provide
fair return on the actual and not
the paper value 81 the lines. the
rights of employees protected and the
public given voice In the regula.
ton Of service. paying fare sun
cient 10 maintain good service, decent
equipment and necessary extensions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

singapore-ArriVsd August ~. Str city
1f speNRnr from seattle
Yokohama Sailed Auguss 49, Scr Ed.
ridss for seattle
san Fsdre->Arrivsd August II. s,r
West Notus from Seattle VIA ports.
San Frauciaco--Arrfvsd August ~. str
Admiral nsNsy from A9attis al a. "a.
Sailed August -. q 8 Hrutps fof Fu.
set sound navy yard az - M str San
Diego for PgEet Sound ports At a m.
f.adysmith. ~ C-HaUsd August "a
Str kstchiksn Tor seattle
Point Wefs-Saiisd August "a. So
Horace \. BAXTER for seattle Arrived
August - str West lena from a~atti.
ar Red Hook from SEATTLE for Honolulu
str p & Loop from san Francisco for
Seattle
Dung~nss~-- Passed IN August a. L. ~
=. 4. Swifssurr for Seattle At a m.
Port Tosnscud-F Passed IN August q
q. l. s. SNifissre for Seattle az 20
a. m.
Taeoma-Arrtved August - str Ad-
mtraI FaFFsgut from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
CANNOT FIND
SHIP OWNERS
NameIeSS Canadian Craft Is
Abandoned

Libel against a nafneieSs Canadian
launch. found apparently abandoned
near Port Townsend by the coast
guard cutter Arcata. was filed IN the
United states district court Monday
morning.
A fine Of $1,000 has been assessed
against the vessel for violation ~
the customs laws In not reporting
within "A hours after her entrance
into United States waters. She Is
also subject to an ad vaiorem tax of
rs per cent as duthble property.
The launch Is 50 feet In length
with 3 foot beam, and 20 h. y. gaso-
line engine, she carries i6-foot
skiff II no owners are found tho
boat will be ordered sold by tho
United States marshal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

The commission has decided that
the kite.fiying period OF street rall.
way promotion and operation IL past
and that franchises must be read.
IuHied on a basis which. while nj.
lowing a fair return on invested cap.
ital. viii put service and the public
interest firs,. viii insure honest man
agement and regulation safeguarding
tho public against deception and viii
bring about a period 81 cooperation
between street railways and the com
muniiies they serve instead Of the
strife. hostility and destructive con.
tests that now prevail.
The members 81 the commission
and the interests they were named 20
represent are.
EnwfS y WET. assistant secretary
- commerce. representing the depart
fnsnt Of commerce ROYAL MEEkHii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
-. s.-aA aA-f-.s- ns


rrfces raid by Wholesale D~aJ~r
To shippers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Her Teeth Were
Sharp; Routs Thur

SPOKANE. wash. Aug. "a
Using her teeth TO good advantage.
Miss Caihleen Gonyou. successfully
put 10 flight a thug who attacked
her when she got of a street car az
midnight. The man attacked her aa
she WAS crossing the dark street az
ter stepping from the car. and put
his hand over her mouth.
Il struck AT his face. and a. tho
same time. managed 10 bite hls fling
ers. rald Miss Gonyou. He gave a
cry. and ran Off down the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

CHICAGO. Aur - ~ifows tterslr,..
81 900 head MARKET lee 20 ike lover.
HnIs - Gales. tttfsH 4 % butchers.
fitssetlsq. psrkinx. - iss ~ -
reuxhs. tt1tSats
cattle Receipts. ;fess head nsrtss
80 hlEh~r BEET. iie8tfgs, butrh-f
steers. tsuts Gamers and cutters. ita
~. stocksrs ard feeders " sentts&s
ro~s sa1sWf1 81 calves. sitefs.
shssp Receipts. sE.eee head market
tfe higher tamhs. tsUtE. Ewea. o. 20 o
tt8s -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
POULTRY
NEAT
Prices raid 20 sh,rp~~s

Quotation. al stoeky.rd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
People Sing at
Sunday Concerts

Nearly one.thlrd of the ciiy's pop
uiation attended the four outdoor
hand concerts held in Seattle parks
Sunday. The programs were made
up Of light operate music and selec-
lions from grand opera. The old
songs that have retained their pop
uariiy thru the years and popular
airs 81 the day featured the com.
muni,y son-fesis held In connection
with the band concerts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
From Weather Bureau

TATppsH ISLAND. Aug. ~ - NJ
~ Rising barometer fpEEy wind south
five fuiios an hour Passed IN A steamer
with TOW at .. "a. last night. a
steamer at t't9 a IA.
August 49-s A. N.-~ragrvt wind
south. 20 miles an hcur. Passed Gus L 4
A. + Nariea ~ 9 80 y. M last nixht. sfr
ports meteor A~hr Pacific % Atockanim
ashore near. and inside Of. CsrfnanAh
hols. ar Eatsxan has gone 60 The assist.
anee. lac A. Made reports that
the motor srhr Pacific 10 ashore 81
Rsachy head instead ~ CsrmanAh hole
= M-~-FesFy. WInd vest. nins miles
an hour Passed In. A steamer at II 20
a m, a steamer At 1915 o m. Passed
oat. A steamer ~ 10 o. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Mrs. kennedy's Skull
Is Fractured by Auto

Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, s5og
Adams 81. who was struck by an
automobile Friday was reported az
the city hospital Monday TO oe do
INK nicely" Mrs Kennedy's skull
was fractured on the left side and
two left ribs were broken. As far
as could be determined Monday no
cp~rBtior would be necessary, H. wAx
said az the hospital. s<>J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Barge Held Here
Under Quarantine

Federal and city health authori
tics were notified late Sunday night
that the barge Oriental. which ar
rived In port from Alaska. had a
number of typhoid fever patients
aboard. The patients are said to
be cannery workers returning to Sc.
attic.
The vessel anchored off Smith
Cove and win be held in quaran.
tine. 1t is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
9Oth Division to
Hold Reunion

Ths second annual reunion Of the
veterans Of the both Division VIII b.
hold In Oklahoma CITY. September Is.
Is and -. Tho 10th Division WAS
originally made up o. men from
Oklahoma and Texas and trained AZ
Camp Travis. Texas. However. many
requirements we're received from ~.
cry state In the Union. The division
took part In the St Mihirl and
Meuss Argoune offenslves and was
one Of the divisions honorod by n
piacr in the Army Of Occupation in
Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Public Trust Sought
for Traction Lines

former commissioner % iahor statistics
| for the department ~ isb0rf LOUIS o.
WEutsE. general counsel for the var
finance corporation ~ me treasury ee
pastm.nts CtNHt.Ea y ELMQrfHr.
president and general solicitor ~ the
national association ~ railway ana utiil
iiaa commissioners cghHf.FH " nEAiL
Of Harris. Forbes a Co. NsH YORK. fpr
Investment bankers Association ~
America PHILIP ~ GAbHDEN. fof the
American bieetricai HaiiraY association
WILLIAM - MAfDH. president Anal
sHmafed Association ~ street haiiHaY
Employees, and nIbffGB T. BAKER
Portland. ore. for the American Cities
l.-n -. ~ .ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Rogers Employees
. Hold Their Picnic

The Rogers Company Of Seattle
and Tacoma celebrated their annual
gettogether picnic at Redondo beach
with good crowd on hand.
The office. sales and factory forces
Of the Seattle and Tacoma organiza-
tons attended en- masse. and lively
day. busy with sports and eats. was
brought TO close with a dance In
the evening.
The Rogers Company arc manu-.
faeiurers Of baking powder. tea. cot
fee. spices, peanut butter and pre-
pared mustard, with factories In Sc.
attic and Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Open New Store
Just for Boys

A. store for just boys has been
opened In the basement Of the
Joshua Green building at Fourth
ave ana Pike st.. by the Lundqulst-
Lilly CO. Women clerks. who un.
derstand the needs OF boys and can
help mothers solve their sons cloth.
Ing problems. have been employed.
LundquistLiily have been selling
mems clothing In Seattle for the last
eight years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Deposits Show a
Gain of $28,8OO, 900

The total deposits In the 400 hanks
and trust companies 81 the state OF
Washington show gain Of more
than t2s.s0o.o 900 since June. 1918. &C.
cording 10 compilation made by
Bank Commissioner Claude r. HAY
The aggregate resources and Iiablii.
ties 81 tho Washington banks amount
To t2aT.744Tff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Bank Building to Be
Started March /

A monumental building devoted
exclusively 10 banking purposes viii
be erected by the Seattle National
bank, beginning March I, according
TO plans prepared this week. The
site Of the new building. which viii
cost 100000. will be- at Second ave.
and Columbia st., where the Boston
block now stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Expects Budget to
Be Lower in 1921

That the city budget will be lower
In 1921 was indicated Monday by
Councilman a. T. Drake. chairman
OF the council finance committee. Elk
pendituros aggregating s19.3aq.G1i
for cost OF city government are car
ried In the 1921 budget. n decrease
of S263.al2 over the total for 1920
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Says Filipinos Are
Not Yet Capable

That the Filipino people are not
ready for seIf-government was the
statement made by w w Burdick.
manager Of the Island interests Of
George W. Peabody & Co. who Is in
Seattle en- route back 10 Manila.
ANY talk Of nationalism comes
from a few politicians in Manila, +"
Burdick declares. There are 5000
islands in the archipelago. Nearly
1000 Of them are not even named.
IN the Island OF LuzOn alone there
are over IS different dialects spoken.
There In practically no national feel.
ing among the natives"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Two More Seizures
of Drugs by u. S,

Two more seizures In the national
campaign against harmful and mis-
leading drugs Melted six dozen pack.
ages OF Madam Deans Female
Pills" apd so packages OF "Rober,
J. Pierce's Tansy. Cotton Root. Pen.
nyroysi and Aphiol Tablets" Libel
against the drugs was filed In the
United states district court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Float Motorship
Off Beachey Head

After running aground In n heavy
Straits fog early sunday morning,
the johnson Line motorshlp Pacific
was floated from the reef at ncechey
Head. on the southern end OF Van.
couvor Island. at 5 o'clock and lowed
10 safe anchorage at Williams
Head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Automotive Trades
Meet Tuesday Night

The recently formed Automotivc
Trades association. composed OF gar
age men, repair men and allied lines
OF the automobile industry. will be
formally launched Tuesday evening
at the Motor Car Dealers club. 1921
Seneca St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Foreign Exchange

SEW YORK. AuE - The foreign
exchange market vas easier At tho open
iu0 today. sith demand sterling fasg. Oft
Sc. francs. demand G.e1c. lire. sftc
raarks. Isle. Canadian dollars. ssGtc
The foreign exchange market wsa easy
turnout tho afternoon and further losses
Nsfo ssutained Ia most Of tho list Afsr
ling eassd or - - isG for demand, off
4 r net Francs lost confines to esc
lire. Z eentimes. 20 tsfr. and marks s
eentimrs. 60 Bile. Dutch auildefs made
a new ioW % a. tfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Denver Market Status

DENVER AaE. sfa=eattie - Receipts
lee bead market Sc lesser Htexfs
- SEEN esws aas hslfsfs ~ ssassa
slnrasfs ana feeders. ts0fse saiFe.
- seUit
Hass Receipts ! $50 hssa rasrssi 80
lower TOP. US hsia - sales. iitUff
SHEEP Receipts. 10 eee had. fnatss'
stsssf. i4mias. ilesaa IS. ssss. iasl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Status of Frisco Market

aA~ FnA~CtHCo Avs ~ --Hgtisr-
rxtraa. ca Ne per ~. rrius firsss. So
per 10
Esgs-E Extras. $50 usr dor firsfs. Sic
per dor dirttss Ne Z. ssisr rsr dos. 81
ira p6iisls sc pr anF. undstslHrd psi.
lets. ~ t4r per asS
chsss@-Caiifsrnia flats. fancy. dc PEI
10 firats 90 per u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Woman Suffocated
by Falling on Rug

GRIMSBY. Eng. Aug 23-Ren
dcred unconscious by falling face
forward from n chair, Dinah Brant.
IS years old. was suffocatcd by n
thick hearth rug before help arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Public Markets

PIKE PLACE
P'afi ~. pure cane sugar. Ms. &c.
lbs. 1sc stan &C. tail cans Carnation
MN, ~. stan -. pure i,s,s m,ik.
CSC; 8 packages toothpicks. ioc. LsnoS
soap. bar Sc. dozen rubber rings. 2se I.
3oc Nabnh corn. 12c. stall a. lbs. Sc
coffee. 100; cans tomatoes. ace. 2
ms large prunes aio
FtoNOuy
stan 81. fresh milk. quart. t,e. stan
as. pure cane sugar his. ssc stalls
HISS. : packages KriioRE'H corn flakes.
asc. packages Pos, Toasiie.. sac tsc
cans csnpbeirs soups. 10. lbs. " =.
y coffee. . 90, a5c Olympic pancake
flour. 2tc, Hiils rcd can coffee. 10. soc
ibs lima beans. 25c. stall 81 best
peanut butter. H., isc ? lbs. 3sc. bGlk
Yakima honey. pint. ssc. quart 7oc.
SANITARY
Stall fo2. fresh ranch eggs fs0iiedt .
dozen, Sc. tall cans Co-operatlys
milk. tsc stan A., watermeions. ~.
Be-; bananas. dozen. 900. extra fancy to-
matoos. his. csc. stalls b-7-a. logs ~
lamb. 10. zoe. shoulder Of lamb. ID. loc.
country sausagS n toe. steer steaks. ?
! lbs. ace. pot roasts and boiling beef.
H.. &c. corned beef, H.. &c.
CORNER
stan ?. Eastern hams hair or whole.
d. Boo. local bacon, h.. 35c. pot roaHts.
lb., ioc; mutton roasts. 10. loo. boiling
beef n. Zoe Stall t02 lbs cane
sugar. sbc. fun cream cheese H.. 2ac
fo-operative milk. 4 cans. tac. fresh
roasted coffee. 10, go. lbs ssc. stalls
af-se Pike st.. legs ~ mutton. ~. f5o.
shoulder Of mutton. h.. Sc. mutton stow.
h., &c, pot roasts. Sc.
WESTLAkE
Sugar stan. Cold Bond or wentlake
Special flour. ts.20. lha American cane
sugar. s5c. stalls f0-il. pot roast. 10
t2hc, ieR 81 lamb 10 Pc. veal roast,
H.. i5c. stall 1915. four packages search.
lRht matches Gao, two cans sweet pota-
toes. 9sc; two cans H0oth'a sardlnaa gsr.
zoe can molassca. iioi three packages
'gyn fiakos 25c, two cans Co-operatiy q
MIX. 2sc stan ioG. green beans. 10
Pr celery bunch loci tomatoes ID. roc.
Htaii i7i. four dozen lar rubhsra. 7sc,
package Pride washing powder 20ct
corn, can. lie. Van Camps beans. can,
|iSe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
OIL BRINGS
new RUSH
TO alaska
New Wealth Expected to
Enrich Sourdoughs Who
Have Held Claims
ny PAIL \. WILSON

OIL ~ reviving the epic glory OF
Alaska. soon the stark hills of tho
northhnd will rcsound 10 the hump
of the oil derrick where. 20 years
ago. the nourdough's pick rang IN
the quest for gold
Old timers who have waited patient
h since the days OF 'aS, arc prepar-
ing for the coming 81 thousands OF
eager tenderfect with dreams o. easy
fortune and for the chance.taking IN
yeStar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
I.A>DLEA9NG BILL
OPENS WAY To RICHES

For Uncle sam. through his land
icasing bill. passed February %. last.
has finally opened up for cNploita-
ton the known oil riches IN his
tnna.t harm r..aAana.lnn
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This Year III

An unidentified woman. the er.
tent % whose injuries had not
been made known 10 the police Al
late hour Monday. was struck
by an automobile driven By a.
oreenberg. SEQ Goth ave. az she
attempted 10 cross the street near
18Th ave. ana Jackson u. early
Monday morning.
Creenbsrg picked up the WON.
an and carried her 20 Proyidence
hospital and then reported 70 the
police. He DECLARED the only evl.
dencc u an injury he could see
was a bioich II blood on her 10