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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
York Trading
Sent Up to Higher
Levels at Opening

s3.-N he maj
last hair hour There that raid
exchange Polish
American reacted points. Reading 90
Bethlehem
eos off 9Ai OIL iO T. Nanadium
baker ass. Products os.
off ~.
the
York
ios
Baldwin s unchanged United sas
steel A off ts unchanged cuba Cane
a. or United Rubber esi Royal Dutch Tes or "a
studcbakcr To. OF ts American Wooden
81 off ~ Reading ei off ~ ran-Amcan Petroleum. i09 OF VI
Canadian Pacific. i2s., Off 4. Nansdium sbh, off -.
Petroleum 1885,
ava Vanedum S5 Ia steel common o. up a. and baldwin
1SA -.
mar ket closed lowe
quotations
shortly
OF exc at DTs while
indicate the
government O possible contingencies
reached
sharp months
July aaThe Evening Sun financial review this After
speculative
decin
stocks displayed fair activity
or
the movement subsidized
the trading that the
upward Improvement ava
indusriais. them cancel early
rapidly the
selling Of the speculative avorltss atho rails held up relatively well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
BLANCA IS IN
SOUTH AFRICA
Two Months Overdue, She
Reaches Destination

Two months overdue the schooner
Blanca arrived at Port Natal. South
Africa, "Wednesday, according to a
message received In SETTLE ycster.
day, The Blanca sailed from Vic.
toria. II. G.. Jan. ~ last and passed
out at Cape fiattcry the following
day.
Not a word was received from the
vessel until she Vchcd Port Natal.
after l1S DAYS at sea on a voyage
usually negotiated In from So TO us
days, The Blanca had been posted
missing. tho friends OF Captain r.
Peterson, her master. felt confident
that she would make port.
II L. PRESUMED that the vessel en-.
countercd a series OF Gains en- route
to South Africa. and tropical rrowths
attaching 10 her hull seriously handi
capped her sailing speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
BURGLAR VISITS
SICK F!NANCIER
Leaves After Wife Surprises
Him

Six shining new street car tokens
and SIS were taken from the homo
OF William Thasnum, financier, 333
18th ave. ~. at a. m. Friday BY an
eccentric burglar. He told Mrs. Mary
Thaanum. wife Of the fnancicr. that
he was looking for something 10 eat
when she surprised him in Than
um's room.
Thaanum In III. Rather than dis.
turb him by raising an cutlery. Mrs.
Thaanun allowed the prowier to cs-
cape. After the thief had left. she
notified the police Of his visit. Mrs.
Thsanum said that she had seen the
same man about the house a month
ago.
Thsanum In president Of the Queen
City Investment company and vice.
president OF the Washington Mutual
Savings bank. He was stricken sev-
eral weeks ago and has been con-
fined 20 his bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
TACOMA BANKS
TO BUILD DOCKS
Turn to. Them for Port
Money

TACOMA. July .z3.-Becaus1 the
county commissioners met with sue
cess in appealing to Tacoma bankers
20 help them out Of their difficulty
on road bonds. the port OF Tacoma
may follow suit ana ask the local
banks TO purchase the $1,000 900 Of
bonds for construction Of docks on
the tideflatR
The demoralized bond market and
unwillinEness OF bond houses TO even
make bids for the second lot OF port
bonds Is worrying the commissioner.
The prospect Of bids IL said 10 be
very little above 500 for per cent
bonds
The first $500. 900 o, the author
ized $500 600 port bond issue
brought $3.50. This money Is being
used for dredging waterways. filling
and riprapping and construction OF
an open pier The money from
the remaining 81 900. 900 bond issue
will not be needed before October 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove anchorage BFe Henry. VII
lard. q. = Kansas. r. s = Con
nscticut. q. = 3. New Hampshire.
a. n 4. south Carolina. a. 3 s MIN
nesota. y. = Michigan.
Pier ~ str Bergen.
GREAT Northern dock str Kashlmi Haru
Smith Cove terminal--str ioonlum. str
Cordota
Bell II. tsrminsi--U + = Culgoa.
Pier s-str Rossile Mahoney.
pier 4-Str Horace X Baxter.
Stacy ~. tcrmlnal--t. =. a. r. burnside.
r X T.. ". r. Relief
Pier D-Htr Governor
Duthle yards-str Wostboro. str Eastern
Exporter.
spokane n. terminal Motor aehr hpes
skinner EDDY yards-atr Robin Good
Hanford st. tsrminal-str Eastern SOL
der
Union Pacific dock str Helmet Msru.
East waterway terminai-str Tomiura
Msru. str West jena.
Todd drydocks-sstI Eastern Importer atr
Spokane.
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging works
q. y. y. Patterson.
Lake Union Hubs Broxton, Taota. Endy-
miOn, Fort jackson, Addison, BOuEh.
ton. Bowesmont. i3ournevilio. Allen
hurst, Abilla, Adria, Capfaria. Bios<
tfn. Ociwin. Abydos. Areademla. AGA
dsmla. Pozuta. Black Wolf. Bickiand.
Bnstlne. Blanford, AErou. Anthon.
Fort Harrison. Fort s,anwix. Imufka.
Kiton, Loot. Diono. CaBnacan. Cozian.
Clncyras. Cardla, ELISA. aohrs Henry
Wilson. Salvador. Alice. motor schr
Oregon.
Amos yards-Sir Roosevelt. str Heffor-
~. gI~ - q td~rc s,.r r'4s,i,d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

Prize Essay in Wash
ington Mutual SdU-
iRgs Bank Contest
By MRS. &. u. BURLEw
Nnuefte. Wash,
How to teach children to save:

How TO teach children to save.
I. BE saving yourself. a wasteful
extrnvagant parent can not rear "a
child TO be saving.
2. Teach the child 10 take care OF
throw them about Impress II upon
his mind that toys as well az all
other things are the result of effort
on the part OF someone. and that
they cost someone something. and
must not he destroyed.
3. Acauaint the child early in life
with money and it's value by giving
him an allowance at regular inter.
walls. and insist that a part OF II be
saved. or pay him for doing certain
tasks about the house. Pay prompt.
~ a small sum every week rs bet.
ter than a larger amount paid less
often.
Ten the child how mony can be
put into the bank and earn more
money, Encourage saving by pay.
ing the little one at the end Of a
month a sum equal to what he has
saved.
4. DO not give the child money In.
discriminatory. Give 1t only for a
definite purpose and see that. II is
used for that purpose.
o. II there are several children in
the family. reward the one who
saves tiIS most In a given period OF
time.
6. When he IL older let the child
have a small garden spot where he
may raise vegetables and sell them
10 his mother for the table. Let her
buy them on condition that he save
a part OF the money he receives for
them. when he understands that
the money he has put into a savings
account IN earning more money for
him. he will have leAs temptation to
spend II carelcssly.
Practical plans for home economy.
!. Make a budget and strive TO
keep each department within its al.
lowance.
2. DO not borrow from next
months allowance.
.. Shop in person rather than by
telephone.
Z. Eliminate the expensive articles
Of food Use nut margarine instead
Of butter; syrups and fruits instead
o. sugar. and the cheaper cuts OF
meat or fish instead OF expensive
cuts.
Q. Wear old clothes as long M
they nrc'prescntable and make over
those that are out OF date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
BY FREDERICK ". KERRY

BY FREDERICK VI. KERRY
NEW YORK, July 22.--Commod.
iiy prices have passed the peak. The
downward tendency is confirmed by
tho latest figures compiled by Brad.
streets. Duns and other authorities.
The price curves are lower now
than at any time since they touched
the peak in Fcbrusrye
The decided drop which occurred
In May has been followed by fur
Their drop I'm June.
Bradstreet's commodity index mum.
Der. covering the average wholesale
prices of % articles OF most com.
mon use In the United States. stood
at si9352S on July /. This was a
drop from sisS752 on June I. and a
drop from s2os6e on February j.
the highest point reached this year.
Dun's commodity index receded 10
26O4i4 on July /. compared with
262lGs June /. and 263332 on May
/. the high point for this year.
These numbers include food prices
as well as other commodities. The
drop would have been greater II food
prices had not held up.
with the anticipated drop In food
prices due to unexpectedly. large
crops to be harvested from now on.
the decline in general price levels Is
expected TO continue at a moro rapid
rate.
Both indexes are based on whole.
sale prices. The declines in retail
prices usually follow the wholesale
declines at intervals of weeks or
months. and at a less rapid rate.
should wholesale prices continue to
decline as in MAY and June. the
consumer has right to expect con.
tinuing benefit in reduced retail
prices.
Prices abroad arc dropping also.
according to the latest index num-
bers compiled by the Statist British,
the Economist British and the ORR
entail Economist Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
DROP IN PRICE
OF SWEET CORN
Potatoes, Too, Continue to
Go Down

Sweet corn took another drop Fri
day morning. with the price stopping
at tho $3.50 level per crate. The
gradual decline In spuds continues.
with Q cents as the average top fig
ure. A few cream squnshcs were a
novelty on the market Friday morn
ing. selling at 10 cents a pound. They
are not the fint ~ the season. but
none have been received Tor some
time, Local celery. or good quality,
IL down 10 10 cents IA dozen. and the
lettuce market h. slated for n marked
decline. due TO the sudden slump In
the Eastern field. Jo1bers say.
Cherries are a little firmer Fri.
day. Currants arr scarce. Peaches
arc plentiful. Early cawfords from
California selling at 81 and Alexand'
cra from Wenatchce for r.s5 a box.
Merchants cay that another rise In
eFgs rs inevitable soon. The butter
market remains unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
RAIL MEN VISIT
CRAYS HARB0R
Hannaford Predicts Huge
> Lumber Demand

HoQUIAM. July 2s.--President J.
NJ. Hannsford Of the Northern Pa.
cific railway with his general star
and divisional officers. and Howard
Elliot. chairman OF the board of di.
rectors. visited Hoquiam. Aberdeen
and other Grays Harbor points yes.
terday. A special train Of 10 coaches
carried the party.
The large depreciation Of equip
ment Of the railroads since the panic
of 1917, according 70 President Han
naford. calls for large reconstruc-
ton program and will create a tire
mendous demand for lumber.
His estimate Of the need. according
70 Victor n. Beckman. Seattle hrn-
herman who conferred with him here.
is about 10000. O0O. 900 feet for re
placement Of ties, bridges and equip
ment in the railroad recofstruction
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Big Run Salmon
in Alaska Water

According 70 Thomas =. Wilson OF
Wilson a Co. Chicago packers there
is big run OF salmon In Alaskan
waters this year.
we saw as many AZ ~. 900 salmon
taken at one time" said Wilson upon
reaching Seattle from the northern
territory Thursday. II could not
have believed such sight was pos.
sible had I-not witnessed II myself. ="
This was Wilson's first trip TO
Alaaka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
PRICES Low ON
WHEAT MARKET
Trading Is Dull on Chicago
Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. July si--with trading
dull on the Chicago board OF trade
today, prices tended lower on the
same hrarlsh reports that hsV. OBJ
tained for the past week Most i'm.
portant 81 these were food harvest
and crop reports and favorable
weather The market today was
without the support % short coyer-
ing which kept quotations up Wed
nesday and Thursday
December wheat pened at ss.sf.
unchanged. but later lost Lei March
wheat. up &c on opening late at
s. 90. subsequently, ioHt &c.
July corn was sc up on opening
at siBtA. but later dropped Ne.
September corn WAS sc OF az the
opening. ffs1a. subsequently losing
smother &c. December corn opened
unchanged at ti.Sea. but closed ise
of at 81 49,
Iuiy oats opened unchanged a.
SIC and cios.d at ~ sc. september
oats after p~ninE &c off AZ ~ !. r.
closed &c down a, 7t.e. December
eats opened a. 75a c. down &c. and
closed at fta.c
cash Wheat--So : red. s.ss: No.
7 spring sass. No. : northern.
spring. sass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
HOTELS ASK FOR
PARKING zones
Don't Like City's Elimina-
ton Plans

Establishment OF central parking
zones for for hire" cars was under
consideration by the board OF public
works Friday
Definite plans for six parking sta
lions in the downtown district had
been formulated by representatives.
OF the city utilities department. the
streets and sewers department and
the traffic division. but objections Of
several hotels and for hire" drivers
40 the elimination OF their Stands"
led TO a reconsideration by the board.
II was considered likely Frida y
that several smaller stations would
be established TO take care Of the
needs Of individual districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Discover Gold in
Canadian Well

MONTREAL. Canada. July %
Several gold nuggets have been found
in n shallow well on the farm OF
w. Andre In Saskatchewan. Analysis
made at Calgary showed the gold to
De OF high quality. The nuggets were
found by George Egstead. a work.
man. who has filed a claim to the
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Public Markets
WEsr1&KE

wEsTIARE
stalls is.t7. rolls wat paper. $50;
Mazola oil. SIC at : bars Crystal white
soap 2Oc Stall 1876. ms cane sugar
t7c: : cans Del Monte pork and beans
sic. pure Eastern lard. 2Gc ~ Stalls
1911. veal roast. i7sc n veal steak
gec N leaf lard. zoe 10. stalls is7-f5s
fancy comb honey fof 81 90. Tiliamook
cheese. ssc 10. Stall isl. No. new po-
tatoss 30 'bs 81 90 stall 1870. don
Reliance jar rings CSC.
SANITARY
stalls si.7s filet OF salmon trout 10
csc: smoked salmon, h. skc. chicken
haItbut, H. gee. Staiia aO-27 frcsh
ehurne1 butter. H. sOc, fresh ranch ergs
dor. tsc: orange marnaisdc. ID soc :
fihby's apple butter ~. 2oc SIM III.
Del Monte beans. can. ioc and isc stall
ts2. 2 packages Post Toasties. acc; acc
package Granon, csc
CORNER
Stall no. large cans Heinz Tpo olives
73c: string beans, can t5c.' Stall 2.
smoked legs Of mutton. ~. 2Sc. pot
rosst' N, isc: round steaks 10. 7to:
boiling beet. H. i7hc, stall II. RED
sns pper. ? lss.. 25o linE cod, Tbs. CSC;
tendorloin OF salmon trout. H.. 95c. halt
hut checks. ID. &c.
Ec6SoMy
stalls sf-sS, ms red can coffee. zoe .
Csc cans Royal baking powder. s7c. 10
10 pail Karo syeip. sbci Aazoia OIL s5c
sec. ti2s. ssts stan 49, fresh haiibui
10, 500 black cod lbs. 26o. red snap
trout ID. gse. sneita. ID. 16c. stall IS.
eornsd beef H. lehc. short ribs, 10
/ nc. lamb chops. ID. csc
PIKE PLACE
stall Il, sugar p lbs. Asc lbs, ssc
stall ~. pure fresh milk. quart, isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
ASK REVERSAL
ON INJUNCTION
City Wants Jitney Action
Vacated

City Attorney George Mcafhcr was
10 appear In superior court Friday
with a motion TO vacate the tenn.
porary injunction now held by tho
Jitney drivers against the city.
Meagher'T application requested
the temporary injunction be vacated
ms Il was improvidently and mad
vertently issued and without suffi
oient showing. He further Claimed
that the issuance fthe temporary
injunction attempts to restrain tho
enforcement OF a legal peNal ordi
nance.
The cage will be heard next Wed
neaday IN the superior court on its
merits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Gov. Cox Announces
He'll Speak in West

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 23.-Gov.
ernor Cox. in conference with
Senator King. Utah. agreed TO speak
In Salt Lake City and ogden shortly
after September ]. as part of his
stump campaign. The nominee is to
leave at 4;so O'Clock this afternoon
on a motor trip to his home near
DAYTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
GREEN TO MAKE
PUBLIC PAY BILL
Uses Club on Tacoma
Commissioners

TACOMA. July 20 Boat fares b.
tween Seattle and Tacoma will be
raised September I. unless the city OF
Tacoma recedss from ita intention OF
charging transportation companies
2 = cents per passenger for all pas.
scnwers landed on the Tacoms mu.
nlcipal dock.
This was made public today by
City Commissioner Roy Harrison. on
receipt OF a letter. 30 stating. from
Joshua Green. Of seattle. president
OF the Puget Sound Navigation co.
ehs raise. u IL expected. viii be ;
cents. Pregsnt rates from Seattle 20
Tacoma are 90 cents one way. or 81
round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.-De.
claring that the police literally
pinched her when they arrested her
Mrs. Althea Head applied at a
hospital here for treatment OF bruises
on her arms. She was escorted from
public meeting, by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
BARGE ON
WAY TO FRISCO
Built in Ballard for Southern
Firm

The first Of four ycw barges being
built az Ballard for the Peterson
Barge a Tug company Of san Fran.
cisco. started for sea Thursday night
In tow Of the tug Tatoosh.
The deep sea tug Hercules also ar.
rived In port Thursday night. pre-
psratory 20 towing the second sec.
ton OF the new Ames drydock TO
San Francisco. The Bethlehem
shipbuildinR company OF California
are the purchasers OF tho Ames dry.
dock, the first section OF which WAS
sent south several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

NTrf0TI1, p I"-HaTIFW July - Ut
Governor Tor Seattle az go . m.
Balhoa--Arrived July "a. Str Eastern
Tempest from Tacoma.
Nan Francisco---slnlied July -. Htr Ad-
rnirst FarraRu' for Seattle AZ o. m.
Duugsnsss-F Passed inward July % Sir
Raaatla Mah0nsy for Seattle at ~ 70
, m.
Port Townsend Passed inward July a.
Str Governor for Seattle a. s.8b . m.
str Horace X BAXTER FOR Seattle Of $50
a. m. a. y = Idaho Tor Seattle a. 80
a. m str Rosalts Mshoney for Seattle a.
go q m.
Everrtt--Arrivsd July "a Str ravsr-
port from Seattle via Tacoma sailed
July 20 Str , q Loop for SEATTLE
Tacoma Sailed July "a ST. Chicago
Naru for Seattle at D. m. yacht Aguilo
for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Chain Store VIII
Open in Seattle

The "Sweet Slxteen" company'
operating a chain Of stores from
New York 10 the Pacific coast. is 20
enter the field in Seattle. A lease
has been taken at 1921 Second ave.
in the Rialto building. where altera.
lions haye already begun.
Operations Of this Institution are
confined 20 retail women's rsady.tO-
wear outer garments at SIG. and
fur~
l.. Harris, secretary Of the com.
pany, is here directing the instalia.
ton OF improvements. This viii be
the third store Of the chain on the
Pacific coast. san Francisco and Los
kr~~te~ raah fs-.i.,.- efo~~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Cargo of Chinese
Eggs at Houuiam

The s.soo-ton tramp steamer West
Niyaria. in command OF Captain
Charles Alberts. Is reported In at
Hoqulam with a large cargo OF
Chinese eggs. The west Sivaria IL
a former shipping board vessel She
comes direct from Daircn. Japan. on
this voyage In spite Of the fact
that she was drawing IS feet Of
water the big tramp had no dlffi.
Guilty In crossing the bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures
rived

July 23--str Morning Star from Van
G.. at q a. M.
July 20 Str Governor from Han Pedro
via Han fraDniHcQ and Nictorh. -. G. at
. .. ~. str H0saiia Mahoney from IAN
Francisco NJ .. m; str Chicago Mnru
from Tsooms al 7;i5 .. m. str y. \.
Loop from Everett AZ 500 a. m. str
Horace x Baxter from San Francisco at
1ffG o. IN motor schr Aper from South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Reported by Wireless
4. 9. Naval Communication.

July 12-Atr Admiral Goodrich. Glacier
for Eatchikan. locked at Glacier 81 y.
m sir cape Way. t21 miles west % cape
Fiattery bound Tor Yokohama at .. m.
motor schr Culburra bound for Portland.
IL miles south Of Columbia river At p.
~ str Frank ~ Buck. Gaviota for
iannton. ei7 miles from Gaviots atr J A.
Hoffett ocean Pals. ~ g. for Han Fran
cisco 3OT miles nom Ocean Fails at p.
m str Ei aeRundo. Point Wells for San
Pedro. l,i0. miles north OF San Pedro At
4 IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

CHICAGO. July fa.--Hosa Receipts.
900 head market strong 10 ise hixher.
nuik - sales ii.2smtssn; butchers 80
viss0! packing. tiinit. ish,. tis3sa
iis 40. PIGS. iisThdis roughs siasi..
cattle Recsipts goo head market ls
steady Beef. tionfs.Ss; butcher steers.
g s8uis.s0. Gamers and cutters. 50 80 q
" % stocksrs and feedsrs s. 5oHta
cows - sQ9is7s. calves. si1 so0ieso
sheep H~ceipts. 1900 head mArks,
steady 70 aso lower. LAmhs, 81 Se6ls.sSl
ewes sfgiose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Spokane Out of
Service IL DAYS

Having stove in seven Of her plates
when she struck an obstruction on
her last southbound trip. the steamer
Spokane has been Withdrawn from
service until August 3. It Is an
nounced by officials Of the Admiral
line. She is now In the Todd dry.
dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Status of Frisco Market

BAN FRASC1sCo. July s1.--Buttsr-
Fits;s. soc per 10. prime ftsts. ksSe per
10.
EFHr-vstras. site per DOR sr,rs put
lsfs. hoc per goa dirties No. !. siAc per
dos; undsfsisad puiists 1sc per dos
Cheese --cailforuia flats. fancy. sto per
ID. firsts. 1910 per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Lack of Fuel Oil
Delays Steamship

Dispa tches from Vancouver y. c..
state that the newly completed
steamship Indus OF tho Swedish East
Asiatic company. II delayed In that
port owing to the lack OF fuel oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Deuel. Leaves for
Orient With Cargo

With a fun cargo Of freight. the
steamer Deuel.. operated by Struthers
a Dixon. left for the Orient Thursday
night. Capt. A. X. Krelghmar. for.
mer FIRST mate Of the steamer Brave
Occur. was In command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

NEW YORK. July - Demand rsr-
ling vas OF &c q; isTp, franc checks.
Sc. or 20 esntimss. lire checks.
issfe. or % ssntimss marks. cables,
: &c. OF - eeutiuss. Canadian dollars.
kfsSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
Denver Market Status

DENVER. July ~ --Cattlr-Rsoclp, pts.
3aO head mstket slower Steers. $3.50
81 a5. cows and heifsrH. 1900 10.
stockcrH and feeders. S5ab. calves. $50
tt025s
Hogs--rscoiptH. 800 head market 4.
steady. Top. tis.io. bulk OF sales, mss
ais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
DIVERS SHOWING
~ ENTHUSIASM

LIBERTY LAKE. Wash. July 20.
Diving has become the popular
sport here since -. Endelman lost a
81 600 sparkler in the lake and Of
fered a $500 reward for its return,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23

Seattle lawyers are organizing n
baseball team TO play the barriatcrs
Of Vancouver. y. G.. two weeks from
next saturday In the Canadian
metropolis. The game will be played
early In the day, local lawyers de-
clnrc. 80 that the visiting team may
have ample opportunity 10 attend to
important private matters.
~-r-~-~~-~~~4~~~4~~~~~e~~~ ~~~~se~~~~~~~4~~~~~
toosh from Han Francisco via astoria az
a m yArht kaulis from Tacoma az
a m q. idaho from Anchorage.
Alaska. At t.ts p M
sailed
July .f-sir chicago Nsru for Nnko-
hama and Kobe. via Victoria. y. r.. at
10 70 a m. ntr KonEosAn aaru for o.
kohRrnA and Kobe a. m. str Suo-
quaIn,is Tor sydney y = w AZ 20 .
m. tuE Mercedes towiuE Ansa dfYes' \
ponioon section for san Francisco At
; 90 a m.
July z1-Htr Deuel. for Manila via ports
- t0iis .. m. str Loop Tor Kan
Francisco 80 ; . M tus rstnosh towing
a barge for dan Franeisoo at ,. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-23
MIDDLE TOSSERS
TO PLAY K. OF C..

Middle baseball players from the
Y. s. S. Connecticut viii play the
local Knights OF Columbus team at
Hiawstha field Saturday at 2 y. m
The middies have been practicing on
the West Seattle field and are anx-
ious to swing into action.
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New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

KEW York. July ;i-coffss--So
Rio. ish Nisi4e per 10. No. Santos.
iss 70 90 per %.
sussr--Rsr. 10 tsc per II. GRADUATED.
81 811h r. per 10.