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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
BARRETT FACES
LONDON CHARGE
But Is Released by Los An
geIeS Officials


ioNbpH' sept. ls-Br1tisn o'n-
ciaia were unoecihcn toahy "he,ner
,hey would ASK esunoiuon from tne
United states OF capt William N
Barrett. formerly OF the american
army. Tor whom a warran, h's peeh
'nsuen eharsins MN win "ppf"'
prAuhg rwe~ pe'ohslns 70 Mfn'
Johh ~ rprecheH' 1r' Oh S''
fornia-
Barrett disappeared before the
warrant could be served worn ~"
been received here OF ms tempo
nv octrnnon IN Los AhseioA- he
Mrs spreckcls. daughferin''aw OF
Claus spreckelA American sugar
magnn'e. said sh. gave diamond
and pearl necklace valued nj si-s'.
600 to Barrett 10 be cleaned ann
insured. Inc warrant charged har'
rctt. who Us tho husband OF Ahee
Gordon DrcfeL OF fhiianeiphia' SOLO
The necklace ana hcpt the money,
Mrs. spreckeir saih hhe hnt met
Barrett about cisht years ago whiie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
u. S. Declares War
on Ground Squirrel

SACRAMENTO. Sept 2t.--Warn.
Ing that an epidemic Of bupbonic
plague Say break out as the result
OF infected rats and ground squirrels
was sounded by DIR. W. H. Kellogg.
director OF communicable diseases ~
the California state board Of health.
recently.
There will be an epidemic" he
said. land we shall spend millions In
vain efforts 10 stop a. We can block
II now by spending thousands. II
exists now among rats ana squirrels
In certain parts Of the 4. y. Every
now and then "A group OF human be-
ings IN infected. We ought 10 kill
every infected rat and squirrel now
Infected rats exist In several South.
ern ports. Ground squirrels have
been infected in California for years.
San FRANCISCO. Sept. 24-The
United States government has de.
clared war 10 the death on the ground
squirrel
This ncampering little rodent in.
Testing the foothills Of the Western
states by the billion. and for years
the bane OF farmer and orchardlst. h
accused by the health authorities OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Bureau Helps Make
Science Practical

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.-Busi.
ness men who wish TO commemorative
scientific discoveries OF government
experts now may have the assistance
Of a special bureau recently organ.
tied In the agricultural department.
under the direction OF Secretary Mer.
edith.
The new bureau. headed By David
J. Price. Is officially known as the of.
flee OF development work. II tx In.
tended as a between for business
men and science.
Government scientists often dis
cover processes by which valuable
products may be obtained from waste
materials OF factories. according to
Secretary Meredith's announcement.
Too often In the past, the discoveries
have been developed only TO the theo.
retcal stage. The aim OF the dcvel.
opmcnt office will be to carry the dis.
coveries clear thru TO the practical
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove termlrai-atr Gilmore att
Eikton. str city OF Spokane. str
wheatisnd Mont.
Pier 1t-atr Wakena
Great Northern dock~-str Toyama Mayu
str ksshima Maru.
Pier Str Redondo
Grand Trunk dook-str SPOKANE
Pier D--str President
Bcli 81. iterminRi-gtr Admiral Evan.
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-str Eastern
sword. str La Touche
Stacy 1t. terminal--U. f. q nurns,d.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-str
Eastern Leader.
Skinner A. Eddy yards-schr A r Coat.
Lander ct. termlnal--str waterbury. st.
Deiwood
Milwaukee ocean dock Str West Ivan
Spokane st. tsrminaI-atr Archer
Duthie yards-Str Griffdu, str Maouan
Todd drydocks-str Westward no 49,,
Elihu Thomson. bk Belfast
Lake Union--iiulls Abiila, Abnobs- An.
ydos. Addison. AIienhurst, AhmiL A.
thon. hayden, bertrand, Bln1anon
s Biscayne, Black Wolf. Bianford oeI,
win, Boughton. Pezuts, puyaIIun
cabacsn, Capraria. CardIa, cepins
charus. Chesterfield. chaicis, clneas
Cinyras, corua. Cozian. Cola. Clone
ELISA. Electra. Endymion, Fort Uar
rlson. Fort jackson. Fort Btanwlx
Fort Union, Imufka. Leotl, KHAN
vincennes
Ames yards-str Roosevelt.
Pacific Coast Bridge n Dredging plant
Str Patterson.
Heffernan drydock--Bchr Blaatind. mo-
tor schr Cethabs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

Kobe-Arriyed September IS: Str Art
zona Marg from Seattle via Yokohama
Balboa Sailed September "a. Str Ciau-
seus for Puget sound ports. Arrived
September % Str Eurydamus from Seat
Tie and Taroma.
Alexandria Arrived ssptsmbrr 81: Str
Effingham from Seattle and Tacoma
Hossrlo---Arrived September 20. Str
Roiarian from Seattle Via Everett and
Balboa
New Yorl--salied September 20: Str
Steel Exporter for Seattle via ports
San Pedro--Arrived September "a; Str
Admiral Dewey from Seattle via ports at
.. m. aud proceeded az 10 .. m.
san Franciaco--Arriyed September 20:
Str Admiral Farragut from Seattle at n
a m. Sailed September 20. Str Ad-
fnirai schiey for Seattle at .. m.
Comox, ~. C.--Arriyed September ~,
str Victoria from Seattle. str Northwest
srn from Seattle.
Dungsnehs Passed In September %.
u. =. r. y. Brookdale for Seattle AT $40
a. IN.
Port Townsend-~ Passed In. Str Morn
Ing star for Seattle al a. IN. str tsed
ney Tor Seattle Mt a m.
.Anacortes--s Sailed September 49, schr
Azsics for Seattle In tow Of tug Monitor.
Tacoma--Saiisd September %: Str
Archer for New York via seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

being one OF the biggest fncnaccs TO
national health.
In "a report before the recent health
convention here II was pointed out
that the Asiatic rat had infected the
ground squirrels with bubonic plague
germ. and that another outbreak OF
the plague might come as easily
thru these little pests as from the
deteHted wharf rats.
The contact between the Asiatic
rats and the ground squirrels In sup.
posed 10 have taken place at Port
Costa In the straits some 20 miles
up San Francisco bay In 1900. from
cargo ships unloading from the orr.
ent. Tho first case Of bubonic
plague was brought here from Homo
lulu that year. Since then there
have been some 100 clses and III
deaths. There are no cases this year.
To effectively make war on the
ground squirrels there In a bill before
congress asking for an appropriation
Of 100000 10 start the offensive.
Before the campaign is finished Il Is
likely that 5000. 900 viii be asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
LIBERTY BoNDs
viETftkE

WEeTfAkE
soenr ra1 Uaid Dead ~ wessiabs
ep~rih fpsr. ftst. Centennial Rect
Tour, ~ ts r,s cane sugar. see ataii.
s-H. hiiis rsd can coffee. ssc n. can
ttc pkr ~sshirg powder. 1srt ssc rhr
olympic raneAts fisur. csc sail les
cans Comparative rufIk rkrs Ee1nor,sv
iH caps. sse deG 8 ne A. - n esfssa
y - stall iii. besf s~ssf paiataes 4
s.c canninE tomatoes. sc crate
Asls s.s.ip'fi. lamb foesi. tsc n pot
roAsL isbo n rs pure lard ,se.
SANITARY
stalls 'i.ff, Eastern oysters. rec p,
finnan haddis. sso ~ small salt se-
rinE. isc dos stan Is. FLAKE WHITE
shortening ms ttc ne NJ n
coffee 8, 90. bars raineiire soap. sc.
frenh soda crackers isr n elder vim
sTsr. sc gal stan. as.ss. ske ran
HoFors baking powdsr. use; shiasrs
eatsgp. zee bottle. rhEs. CrcAmrisen
sLe. Citrus p9wdsF. nc PKG
PIKE PLACE
stan ". pure cane sugar rs Sc. 4
bs fse stall 90. tail can carnaiian
milk. fsc Stall %. fresh sfnsits rs
80. haiibui zee n smoked C-hipnok
salmon. asc N smoked htaafers fsy
ltc. stsl ~. ssc cans Norway fish
balls CSC.
CORNER
stan ,, silver salmon. ise ~. King
~st"leh' sc NJ ha4tbut soc N silver
smrlts. Toe n rock cod. z ms ft~
Met 81 sole. 2oc n. haiihut choets zee
n siall iis. bananas. &c doE grapes
tsc 10.
ECONOMY
stall 20, sse coffee. fbs u 90. ~ rs
sec csc Royal baking powder. zoe. Ma
poi.on olive oil. ties at stall So, pure
lard. ns zoe. pork chops. ssc n stan
81. Winiock creamery butter sic: strictly
fresh eggs. 100 dus Delicia Sut uarsar.
inc. &c NJ. ne 800. stan ~ COINED
beet lave NJ, hamburger. isc NJ short
ribs 1--WE NJ, Etail ~. best peanut hut.
ter. itc ~. ? Ms. stc. pure Yakima
honey. ~. jar &c. az. jar Tse best apple
butter. 2oc N. stalls i-,-5. lamb steak
soc NJ. lamb roast. i5c n veal roast
i5q NJ stalls s7-2s. Hiiig red can cot.
fee. &c; pkEs keiiosE's corn flakes
sse; Lipton's yellow label tea, CSC. stall
-. fresh corn meal. 10 ms coo; best
white flour. 10 lbs 7sc; scratch feed. 10
tbs tsc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Arrivals and Departures

September st-str Archer from Hong
kong via san Francisco and Tacoma at
7;s5 a m. str Ia Touchs from British
Columbian ports at n. m str Cedney
from southeastern Alaskan ports. str
Morning stAr from Vancouver. u. c. str
Aukiiteo from San Francisco via Port
Angeles
September 75--Etr President from San
Pedro via san Francisco and Victoria. ~.
G.. At 1870 .. m. atr Delyood from
Honolulu via fan Francisco and Tacoma
at D. m. schr Alice from Hsring sea
via Anaeortss in tow of tug Llliioo No.
20 at 2s5o .. m.
sailed
September 7t-s,r spokane for South
eastern Alaskan ports at ~ a.. m.
September 23-8tr Northwestern for
Comox. u. C.. at $50 .. M; str Victoria
for Nome via fadysmith, n. C.. at 1915
a m. str Hanta Ana for Southeastsrn
Alaska at $50 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
u. of w. to Be
"Sold" for a
Song to Frosh

University OF Washington fresh
men. registering for the first time
Friday. win have many wonderful
opportunities thrust upon them Tor
getting n real start in the institution
by the older students. who won't
register until Saturday and Monday
For instance. a number Of front
row seats on the main floor Of
Meany hall viii DO sold at greatly
reduced rates. Then again. shares
in the Chimes will probably be OF.
fcrcd many OF the new students at
bargain prices. a frosh with little
money can buy almost anything he
wants from the Chem shack 10 Bag
ley hall.
Glasses start Tuesday and regis
tration Is expected TO pass the 5000
mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
WHITE Coal
MAY solve
FUEL LACK
Nation Starts on Definite
Program for Development
OF Resources
nv GEORGE n. WATERS

WASHINGTON, Sept. s4.-"Nh mite
coal may solve Americas fuel prob
lem.
Trauslascd from the French.
s'whiteN coal" means water power
and the nation az last has started on
q definite program for the dcv@op-
nnent Of its water power resources.
The last congress passed what "
known as the water power leasing
law and the water power commits.
s1on, composed OF the secretaries OF
agriculture. interior and war, has
been organized. and o. c. Merrill, for
merry OF the forest service. an expert
on water power. has been appointed
secretary.
ALREADY applications have been re
ceived for leases TO develop ,,ooo. 900
horse power OF electricity. As soon
as the regulations ARE formulated.
the commission viii talk business
with the men who want to develop
the power.
The first step win be 10 grant per
mits for preliminary surveys. Then.
n the person making the survey.
wants TO enter into an agreement, 20
develop the water power on the par
ticuiar site surveyed. he will be
granted license. Rates for power.
construction and all development
and operation win be under control
Of the commission. At the end OF 80
years the government may take over
the plants. or the government may
develop any water power site with.
out the aid Of private capital
There is no shortage OF coal. The
supply In America win last 1000
years. experts say. But the big prob
Ism IL TO get II out OF the ground and
To its destination.
Development OF water power h OK,
p<cted to CORRECT this condition. SUR
veys show tat there Is 10000. 600
horse power Of electricity that can he
easily developed at comparatively
smAii cost. That L. more power than
the nation Is now using from all
sources
For every year horse power OF cleo
tricity developed. sh tons Of coal are
saved. So. II the machinery for the
1000. 900 horse power now applied
for were Installed. and run steadily
Tor one year. Il would save 100000
tons OF coal'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
few "COINC IN"
FOR n. WINTER
Only IS on Last Trip oil
Victoria for Alaska

With ss passengers. rs OF them
soldiers TO relieve troops whose time
has been served. the steamship Vic.
torta. Of the Alaska Steamship com
pany's fleet. sailed on Der last voy.
axe OF the season for Boring Sea
points yesterday. The number OF
passengers "going In" for the long
winter months Is comparatively few.
many OF them wives OF officials or
business men In the north going 10
Join them for the winter.
Capt. John A. O'Brien, former
commander OF the Victoria and now
master OF the Dcllwood. was present
at the departure for a reunion with
Capt John Johnson. master OF tho
Victoria The Victoria took a full
cargo OF freight. mostly supplies for
the Arctic winter In the North
She viii sail from Nome not later
than October is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
RAIDS ON
TIJUANA DENS'
Says Opium and Gambling
Will Be Cleaned Up

MExTCALT. Lower Cal. Sept ~
Vigorous prosecution Of raids on
gambling houses and opium dens in
Lower California were promised by
District Police Comnisnioner Rafael
silver. following further arrests
here last night Of Chinese drug VEN
doris.
Tijuana Tecats and Ensenada will
be cleaned up" Silver said.
The Lower California government
has begun campaign against
opium joints under the recently
adopted antinarcotic orders issued
since the resignation Of former Gov
crnor Cantu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
LUCKENBACHS
BUY TWO SHIPS
lavada, One OF New Boats,
to Load Here

Two steamers. the Lavada and the
Hannawa. have been added 10 the
intercostai service OF the Luckcn'
bach Steamship company. according
TO an announcement made here yes
torday by Captain H. II. Birkholm.
manager OF the General Steamship
corporation. representing that line
on the sound. The Layada. a 9.to0.
ton steel shipping board carrier. II
scheduled TO 'start loading here the
end OF this month. and the Han
nawa on October FL.
Eastern Soldier. OF the same line,
sailed last night from Seattle for
New York with 1000 tons OF miscel.
lancous merchandise and 1850 900
feet OF ties. She will pick up more
lumber at the Columbia river port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
.CANTALOUPES
TAKE PLUNGE
California Influx Causes 25-
cent Drop

The cantnioupe market registered
q drop OF 80 cents Friday. due. ac'
cording 10 Western ave. jobberH. 10
the presence OF cnnts Of Inferior
quality from California. Sales are
on record for some OF the latter
~ 90 cents a crate. but the top for
best quality fruit liz 81.
a car OF sweet potatoes that came
In late Thursday was cleaned up at
cents a pound.
Prices show little variation In
either fruits or vegetables. and trade
remains brisk.
Butter Ia STEADY aud eggs are firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

The intcrcostal service OF tho
North Atlantic a Western Steam.
ship company has been Increased by
five steamers. IL was announced yes
terday thru the Seattle agent OF the
company. The NJ. c. Brush. steam.
ship just purchased from the United
States shipping board. an $500 ton
Hog Island type vessel. one OF the
five. will start loading cargo az Bos-
ton this week and sail for Pacific
coast ports in October. The other
vessels added are. Artigas. West
Togus. Springfield and Lchlgh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Freight Rates on
Steel to Be Cut

Reduced freight rates on steel
from the Plttsburg district to the Pa
cific coast. recommended by the
Western railroads. will become effsc-
tive, IL was stated by prominent ex-
porters here yesterday. The reduc-
tion Of cents per 100 pounds is
made to equaiiz the tariff on export
steel. so that Seattle and other Pa
cific coast ports viii have the same
advantage az the Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
CAR co. LANDS
BIG CONTRACT
N. P. Places $780, 900
Freiuht Car Order Here

Award OF a contract 10 the Pacific
Car snd Foundry Co. Of seattle. for
the construction OF 100000 worth OF
freight cars for the Northern Pacific
railroad has just been announced by
J. q. Woodwork. OF St Paul. vice
president OF the railroad
Woodwork declared that the
freight rates against which local lum.
berrnen are protesting probably will
not be lowered BY the railroads. but
declared the schedule would be re-
vised.
The iumbcrrnen declare that unless
the rates are materially reduced. the
Eastern markets would be killed as
far as Western .iumber Is concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Chicago Car Lots
Furnished By l. ". Manning . Co,
6ln second Aveuue


CHICAGO, sept st-Hexs-f,rcsip'
1900 head, rnarsst Toe to ite hiEhsr
Bulk Of sales. fthso9 80. b9tchsrs
fisai7.Eo. packing. 1850 . 30. light.
us so9is.ss. PIGS. us.7sai5.ss. rou4hs
tittbgttse
Cattle Receipts. ieoo bad. market
higher Beef. - teGisgs. butrhcr steers
fs3t9it.S0 tanners and cutters. tsU
tT.ss. .tocksr1 and feeders. ssgts.te
cows. fs9t1s calves. fisgiS.
Hheep-- Rsrsipfr. t.eeo head. mafke,
lover. Lambs. tseie.7s. sxsa. is5s9
ss1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Vital Statistics
pIpTuC
BIRTHS

johnson. Carl. Martins hospital. girl.
Kennedy. Harry. Martins hospital.
boy.
Remogna. Joe. 1871 Bradner pi. boy.
Tokenaka, s., 1917 Washington St.
boy
yamanouchi. Y. 20s Firth 8. girl
johnson. Glen. Seattle General hos
pital girl
Bromsted. Adoiph. Seattle General
hospital. boy.
Mcmahon. John. Seattle General hos
pital. boy.
Morgan. Samuel. Seattle General
hospital. girl
Churchill. Charles. 47is 10th n. f..
girl.
1fiekeison. Chris. 17i5 goth ave. boy.
Stewart Allen. ST Luke's hospital
boy.
Barry. Thomas. 520s 18th s.. boy.
McGoyern. Charles. 1914 Graham.
boy.
Eeuman. Ludwig. s007 goth N. W..
girl.
~ q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
From Weather Bureau

TATOosH BLAND. sept as A "
Rising barometer. cloudy. wind south
west. five miles an hour Passed out:
Str Queen ct last night. str Eastern
Temple during To- night. Neither Of the
two sailing vessels reported outside.
bound In at D. m. is In sight this
morning.
light south wind. s y. N-Partiy
cloudy. wind northwest. sir miles an
hour Outside. bound In. two sailing
vessels. tSo-rnssted steam schooner
towing q t~o-mas,ed barge. Passed out
Str Springfield az t;is o. m .. NJ
Passed In SIR Mukiiteo with bge Biz
HOnAnka az 2. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
WHEAT FUTURES
TAKE BIG DROP
Other Grains OFF Slightly at
Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. et,--wheat fu-
lures dropped si4c on the Chicago
Board OF trade today. Heavy SELF
ing. influenced by declines In other
commodities. were said 20 be renpon-
aiblc. March wheat was off IN c.
other grains were off slightly.
Provisions also were lower.
December wheat dropped INC At
the opening ~ t97t and at the close
was OF another Sise. March wheat
opened at s.. "a. down DC. ana closed
OFF IA g additional.
So ptcfnber corn was down ~ at
the opening Of fi.ss. and declined
,se further at the etore. December
corn opened at 9she. down lie. and
closed off an additional tc.
September oats opened of nc at
stAc and declined i&c at the close
Of stAc. December oats lost ~ at
the opening Of 5Tisc and closed at
sTac. an advance Of .e
CHICAGO. Sept Clash wheat
No. red. f.se02 asa. No. hard.
s..tt. No. ] hard. ts53.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Boozes Again; Kills
Himself in Remorse

LONDON, Sept. "a = Edwnrd
Charles Sawyer the high sheriff for
oxfordshirc. shot himself 90 death.
He had been heavy drinkcr and
stopped on the advice OF physicians.
Later he had sudden impulse TO
start drinking aRain and committed
suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Portland Market Report

FVNIIsANDl Nept. &c At ii Re-
ceipts. 50 head. market steady and up.
changed.
Hoga-Rsosipts. go head. naarke, ia
weak ana unchanged.
shssp-Receipts. 1917 head; market 10
steady and unchanged
Huffer-ssc per 10
EgRs-ss q spc per dox.
Hens-2ou SOC per III. broliers. ssas.e
per 10.
chssss-TrigIsis: ,taase per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept. .t--penand r.sr-
ling opened a, tstTa today. ,4o loser
than yesterdays cio~ Cables wsrs
t1tsA demand francs &c. cables s.se.
demand lire. tsic. cables 413c. demand
lars. 00c.
Demand sterling toward the cioy~ va.
t1.tT. OFF 7Ae net. francs. es7e. lire de-
mand. siee. marks. f.b5c. Canadian dol
lars 30 Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Once This Would
Have Been Big News

When the steamer Katherine G.
docked in Seattle. Wednesday. $3.50.
900 worth OF gold dust from tho
placer claims along the Kuskokwim
river was unloaded. The consign.
ment represents the largest shipment
OF dust ever made from that district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

NEW YORK. Sep, ft--coffee. 7
Rio. &c per 10. No. 4 Santos. l5utsAe
per 10
suxAr-Rsw. io7sc per ID; rranuiatsd.
iti. aifhc per H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Alaskan Vessels

Juneau-saiied September 20. Str City
OF Seattle, southbound. at a. m.
kstchikan-saiied September %: Str
Admiral Watson, southbound. at 10 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
DEATHS

Fitzpatrick. George. es. 3f17 Alamo
pL
Esgasaku, X. 10. Nippon hospital.
jackson, Anna, ~. 1862 Denny way.
Taita, r., 20, Providence hospital
Eoftsnsen. John, 4, Gas Fifth N. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Reported by Wireless

September 2s-str Admiral sebree In
Queen Charlotte Sound on route 10 Port
Alice, southbound, at s;4B a. M; str
Redwood off West Inlet, southbound. At
1905 D. m; str Admiral Watson two
miles north OF Watson Rock. northbound,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Catnidi, olivia, Seattle ....... Legal
Joane. Lena W., Seattle ... Legal
Dumont, Edgar f.. Seattle ......35
Inyart. Helen, Vancouver, II. c.. rs
Graham. Malcolm X. Auburn ....25
Gallagher. Mary f., McKenna ....1s
Devlin, James, Seattle ...25
Wall. Tressa. Seattle ...........23
Ceary. Patrick j., Everett Legal
Brice. Helen, Seattle. Legal
Wainwright. Ernest g.. Seattle IN
Burd. Rachel j.. Seattle .......I9
Palmer. Howard William. Seattle 2I
Long. Tressa t.. Seattle .......t9
johnson. Nels r.. Newcastle .....22
IouDgieaf Christine, Newcastle. ~
Iang<nback. John j.. flwaco ....2s
11nyaYt, Grace NJ, Seattle .....24
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED
Wholesale rrics Per Ton. City ryt~s

Men have lost more by crowding
than they have by waiting their
turn.
a widow never tells her aye: she's
always old enough to know better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

sErr. 20
FIRST Itixh tide
1857 a M 80 a.
FIRST low Tide
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ss~ord High IT'D.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

heptember 2a-Str West fHon. Kobe for
Seattle. go miles from seattie Of Z u
m str Anyox towing bFc Henry Willard
orr Cape Amancy. bound from Seattle for
gypsum az .. m. str Oleum. Port San
Luis for Seattle. s0s miles from Seattle
NJ y. m str J. A. Moffstt. San Pedro
for Seattle. SS7 miles north Of san Pedro
at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

somr mrn never work harder
than when they are doing useless
things without pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
SATURDAY

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FIRST law Tide
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second low Tide
essi y m. 40 r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

When the money OF some people
1t uses a megaphona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
u. =. Naval Communications

al i7;io p. M: str Alameda in pofiler
Pass. northbound. at 9 D. IN.