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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
MISSED
IN CENSUS HERE
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ing Dodgers 'SIackers'

Thirteen thousand persons have
bern missed IN tho census here. ac-
curding 20 estimates given by census
officials "Wednesday.
Innouptrd persons are urgently re-
duested 20 phone the Chamber OF
Commerce Main Scotland ask for
an snumrrator
Others who know % persons
missed in the canvass are asked to
30 inform the chamber az once.
The official canvass Of tho city
Is completed. but We are bending rv-
cry effort 20 rounding Up thousands
We know have not been counted.
said Roy Erford. chief census taker.
The count viii go on until every
census Stacker IL found and tab.
hed, saiS Donald ID. Stewart. assist
ant secretary OF tho Chamber 81
Commerce.
seattle Ia lcthargic." declared W.
n DIN. chairman OF the chamber
census committee. Many persons
are eva6Ing ting census because % n
mistaken Idea that tho data viii be
used against them. Census informa.
ton cannot be used TO aid proseeu.
ton, deportation. levyinK OF taxes or
in obtaining jury iistE.
Finally" Ollu added. 'thc man or
woman who persists in cvadluE the
census Is going Go end up In court
with a serious charge against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
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PALACE iIIp

There IL "A wide variety Of snapny
entertainment promised In tho now
hill. which opens az tho Palace Hip
tomorrow. Prominent on tho ilst %
entertainers are the llaltus Trio
three athletic young men who ARE
said 20 present some remarkable
feats ~ strength and cquiiibrlaticu
Smith, Lynch and Smith are a trio
Of young men who viii offer col
lection Of harmonious songs"
His own Rivai" IL a lauxhabio nc.
tie skit. in which Clark and Lorraine
appear.
Joe and Agnes Riley are scheduled
90 provide songs and Irish muslc.
using a variety OF popular and iaEz
compositions IN addition go their In
sirumentai numbers. IN which violin.
harp and trombone are used
Pope and tho comprise duo. haif
Of which 10 a man and she other hstf
which should appeal strongly to
chlidrrn--ia a dog. described aA "a
dos who can do everything but talk
NdamH and nirkrmo are two versa.
rle young men. who promise com.
edy novelty bits % vaudeville.
Mary Macfsrcn appears IN the fea.
turc phoiopiay. Tho Pointing
Finger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
HART FLAYED
BY LABORITES
Say He Evaded Spirit OF
Code Law

In caustlc letter 20 Gov. Louis y,
Hart, the executive. committee Of the
State Federation OF Labor critclseH
the governor sharply for evasion OF
the Intent ~ the law, failure TO make
good your promise TO us. and rank In.
justice done the workers OF the
state
Tho letter takes exception 20 the
governor appointment OF members
u the state Industrial code commits
sion.
Az the commission now stands. the
letter says. IL has but one member
representing iabor-iI Alvin Moore.
Of tho railway engineers. whereas Il
was tho intent OF the trainers % the
Industrial code commission act that
two members should be appointed
representing employers. two repre-
senung employees, and one. Go act as
chairman. representing the general
public.
Tho governor u reminded In the
letter that he promised 20 carry gu,
the intent OF the law. Instead of ap-
pointing two labor representatives.
who could serve. u IA pointed out.
when William NJ. short. president Of
the state Federation ot Labor. was
unable 10 accept tho appointment.
thc governor named T.. J.. Blake a
representative 81 the Lumbrrmrn'H
association. 20 fil tho vacancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

VIII hc printed In the committee rec
ords and TINS become available to all
congressman.
Tho hill, the statement says, In
some ~ It's provisions, 'rcvives sub
stantlnlly tho allen and sedition laws
uf 1898" which preceded the defeat
and dissolution Of the fcdcrallHt
party
Attention OF publishers was partic'
ulnrly called To section . OF a., bill,
apparently comforting power on fcd-
orAi officials or tho postmaster gen
eral. to refuse mailing privileges 90 a
Newspaper without hearing and with
out notice, provided the official finds
some letter, statement. argument or
picture which, In his opinion. IL oh
jectionahle and falls within the stat
ute"
The importance OF putting ON rec
ord IN Washington. Thursday. fair
representation OF the views OF Amer
lean newspapers" IL Obvious. the
statement says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Red Hearings Are
to Begin Wednesday

Preliminary hearing of the q
aliens. representing members Of the
Union OF Russian Workers who
were arrested Monday night In a
wholesale federal raid turnout the
city began "Wednesday before Henry
NJ. white. United states commission.
or 81 immigration here.
Three more members ~ the same
organization were arrested Tuesday.
when II was attempted 90 convene
the school conducted by the Union Of
Russian Workers. NJ fosi KinE ut.
The men arrested gave their names
as Peter Dubovik. Ivan Yandchsnko
and V. Sedoff. Warrants were filed
for all three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
USE EDUCATION
TO COMBAT RED
This Is the Strategy Urged
by Pershing

lIcrc are some OF the high lights
OF General Pcrshing's speech at the
uippodrnme Tuesday evening that
were checred 90 tho echo by 1890
banqucters.
N. after trying education and
counter propaganda. We cannot edu.
cate those ignorant OF the principles
OF our government. lot us send them
back TO the land from which they
came"
Given the proper training. coupled
with their instructive patriotism. fos.
tered az their mothers knee. the
American win make the finest soldier
ia the world l say this with conf.
dcrec. because I have been IN posi.
ton 60 judge"
II IL the duty 81 every real Amefi.
can to do everything In his power TO
crush red revolution. anarchy and
lOlShevism
The mothers % America did much
90 win tho war, IL was they who
instillcs patriotism IN thclg sons and
prompted that aggrcssivcness which
melted them 90 deeds of valor etl.
hntry and fortitude ON tho field OF
battle"
4 avn proud 70 SAY that the sons
OF Seattle and the state OF Washing.
ton stood high In American war
achievements. Seattle sent a larger
number % men 20 the front than
were called FOR In the draft. and /
take this 20 he an indication that the
patriotism OF tho city and tho state
Is well above the average"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Says Anti-Sedition Bill
Would Throttle U.S.. Press

NEW YORK Jan. ai.-Uuited
Proas.l-The American Newspaper
Publishers association yesterday ait
crnoon issued "a statement, signed by
President Frank T. GLASS. calling
upon editors ana publishers who
deem unwiac tho Graham anti-Hedl
ton bin 60 telegraph their views by
"Wednesday night To Chairman Philip
Campbell. Of the house rules commit.
tee. az Washington,
The chairman says the house rules
committee has suddenly called a
hearing on the Graham hill Tor next
Thursday. and that Campgcll has
asked publishers 10 appear before the
committee TO testify. Il points out
that tho shortness Of tho notice
makes u impossible for the American
pres. 10 be- adequately represented
at the hearing. and suggests that
publishers telegraph their views 10
Campbell.
The kilograms. u states. probably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
THREE TO HEAR
JURY VERDICT
Trial OF McDonaIds in Spo.
kane Is Near End

SPOKANE. Jan. si.-The three
McDonalds on trial FOE murder here
may know their fate before night.
Final arguments By the dsfenss and
rsbuttai by tho state were scheduled
TO finish BY about noon. when the
case will no 90 the jury.
Marie. Ted and Fay Mcdonald. all
members Of an old and prominent In.
land Empire family. are jointly
charged with first,drgree murder.
The trial has been one Of tire fnoet
sensational IN Spokane'a history.
Admission by the defense attorney
that WIN Mcdonald. a brother OF
the three on trial. who has success.
fully sludcd capture since McSutt's
body was found mutiiatcd on his
ranch near here. did tho Killing. was
deprecated By Prosecutor Llndley
yesterday.
The defense claims Mcdonald
struck McNutt on the head with a
hammer when he found McNatt at.
lacking HIS sister. Marie.
Prosecutor Lindicy. summing up.
swecpingiy charged all the Melon.
aids with being In at the death"
McNutt. he said. was hit ON the
back. not the side. % the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Ernith Cove tstrninaf--s,r Noridsn. rtr
Endleoft, str Robin Gray.
Great Northern pter-H,r Fuphirui Nsru.
Pier fs-Hotor rchr Wak~na.
pier ii--Notor sehr Eirkstind.
pier fe-str Davenport.
Grand Trunk doei--sssr Admiral Michel.
son. str CITY az seat,io-
PIER s-atr GiorfetA
pt.r E-sfr pred pa,,er
pier .--sstr Naythwesssrn-
pt,, a. u.ry.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
EGGS LOWER ON
LOCAL MARKET
Butter Due for Drop, Say
Creamery Men

EGGS were down ? cents "a dozen
on the local Wholesale market for
the day. following declines IN mar.
k.tB all over the country. Dealers
were dlsposlng OF the fresh ranch
variety at 90 and 81 cents n dozen.
The butter market IN unsteady
with many creamery men holding
that lower prices are Quo TO show
up here very shorty Markets
turnout the country arc easter due
10 a great surplus Of stock
Heavy receipts were reported at
the local stock yards Wednesday.
Arrivals were 3s6 head Of cattle and
1871 hogs The market held steady
In all divisions
Exports Of wheat and flour from
July I. 1919. 20 January 8. 1920,
amount 10 s2.osa.00 bushels OF
wheat and s.77Joo0 barrels OF flour.
according 60 report Of tho United
States grain administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
New Quakes Are
Felt in Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 20. - More
earthquake shocks have been felt in
the states Of Vruz and Puebla. a
dispatch from Vera Cruz said today
a slight eruption Of the new vol
cano Of San Miguel accompanied the
quakes. the dispatch said. The pop
uiation fears a resumption Of the re-
cent violent disturbances. IN which
hundreds Of persons were killed and
In iured, IL added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan fi.--The stock mar
kst op~ned firm today Central Leather
sold at fas. unchanged: United States
Rusher at 1863. up y United Retail
stores at tTis. up !. Baldwin at iIsL
unchanged; United States steel at 1864
off = Htadehakrr at ioiN. up y RE-
public Steel at iiok. UNCHANGED. Next
can Petroleum at 1875. off ~
call money for renewals was quoted
today at per cent. the lowest price In
several months. but this failed 10 tauas
any activity in tho market Trading
around noon was reduced 20 a minimum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

J. II RAlIs-ESTARtt 1857,
Al eascA Consultation free; mod
efate fees stS Burke Bldg. eot
Second ave. Main Tsos.
r.. r. Seheff. Downs Fix. 100 snd sv.
Consultation free. All eases. Fees
moderate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
THRIFT WOMEN
MEET FEB. 5TH
U. S. Special Agent viii
Address Them

John II. Atwood. special agent Of
the attorney general. win be ths
principal speaker at the first meet.
ing OF the ''womsn's thrift move
ment" here on February s. Atwood
has been sent from Washington. ID.
C.. TO further the work Of the won-
on OF the United states who have
organized in the fight against the
high cost Of living,
The women's thrift movement win
hold an executive meeting on the
morning Of February 8. az which
time the members Of the subeommit-
tees win confer with the committees
which was seiected at a conferences
called here by government officials
two weeks ago.
In the afternoon the. meeting win
be open to all women interested IN
the movement for conservative buy
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
PROFITEERS IN
SUGAR Warned
Must Not Charge More Than
10 IL Cents

Retail grooers selling sugnr at
more than 1871 cents per pound will
be vigorously prosecuted by the fed.
crai authorities.
THIS was the word that was tcle-
rhonsd TO the office Of the fair price
committee by District Attorney X c.
Saunders from HIS home. on Balm
bridge island. Wednesday morning
Saunders is confined To his bed as
the result Of a fall on ths ice. sew.
erai days ago.
The ruling OF the department OF
justice that n maximum profit OF 2
cents per pound 10 retail sugar deal
err Ia sufficient win he yigidly ad.
hered 10 by the district attorneys
office. Saunders declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
$4,000 JEWELRY.
THEFT IN S. F..
Unmasked Crooks Hold Up
Store and Escape

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. si.--Two
unmarked robbers held up a iewclry
store Of II. Morgan on keorny st
here today, making away with Jew
els worth over $1,000.
The robbery occurred shortly after
> O'Clock while hundreds q people
were passing tho store, which IL
within block % the han 81 justice
After ordering Morgru into a small
booth. the bandits l-iHurcly proceed.
ed to ranaark the store. They took
half an hour 10 make their Heiec.
lions. according Go the proprietor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
NO PAROLE FOR
M'NAMARA men
Los Angeles Attorney Blocks
Move for Defendants

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2i--Distrie,
Attorney Thomas Lee woolwine
again has blocked efforts of men
convicted OF completely in the dyna.
hitting Of the Los Angeles Times
building 10 secure parole.
He revealed today that he Ind re-
fused o request 10 dismiss the 10 in
dicsments still pending against David
Captain. one OF tho men convicted.
and who now Is serving sentence In
San Quentin. Recently he refused 10
dismiss indictments against the Nc
Namara brothers.
While these indictments are pend
ing parole cannot be granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
To Probe Death of
Japanese Farmer

Mysterious circumstances sur.
round the death OF T. Higashida. AZ.
farmer who was found in his home.
near RcntoD. Thursday night. with n
bullet hole in his head. The gun was
40 far away from the body that the
suicide theory Is doubted. Higashida
had been living alone. Tho body was
found by two other laps. Deputy
coroners viii investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Twins Save Mother
From "Flu" Death

ALTON. III. Jan. 2i.--Mrs. Il. W.
weia was saved from death by In
fiuenza by the birth Of twins. her
physician. Or. J. II. Parker. said to-
day Dr Parker said he had given
up all hope 81 her recovery. when
she gave birth 20 twins. Since that
time she has steadily improved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Gone $50 Seconds;
Burglars Get Flags

" Klaua, proprietor Of store at
Harvard ave. and Madison st. step
ped out of his store for three min
utcs Tuesday night
Two men stepped In during his alb
sence ana stepped out again with 20
packages ~ cigarets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Schumann Heink
Is Better Today

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Jan. Gimme.
Schumann- Heink's condition Il
slightly improved today, according
to reports from her Orossmont
home. Her temperature IL slightly
lower and she passed a comforta-
bile night She II suffering from a
pneumonia attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
ARREST NEGRO FOR
POLICE INVESTIGATION

When u. Conception. Filipino.
described to police bandit who held
him up at Fifth ave, and Cherry st.
Tuesday evening he said the robber
was big negro with a big gun.
James /. Jones. arrested In n room.
ing house NJ Railroad ave. and Wash.
ington ST.. was being held as a sus.
pect Wednesday.
Jones weighs more than 200
pounds. and is little more than 9
feet tall. An oldfashioned frontier
six.shooter. about foot In length,
was found in his room. police say.
Also 5000 cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Make Third Call;
Tap Till for SIS

Burglars robbed the milk station
al seth ave. s. and Dakota st. Of s2b
during the night James NJ. Frost.
proprietor. reported 10 tho police
Wednesday morning.
This IL about the third time this
has happened" declared Frost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Gets Revenge With
Clocks; Is Arrested

HONOLULU, Jan. 2i,--Lum Tip.
matchmaker. is I'm Jail for alleged
alarm clock assault" on his neigh
Dor. Chang Min, a shoemaker. The
clock business being good, Lum Tip
wished the room OF the shoemaker
for an addition to the clock shop.
Chang Min wouldn't move. Lum Tip
wound several dozen alarm clocks
and set them TO explode at noctur-
nal intervals. Min had Tip arrest
ed for assault with a deadly weapon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Jascha Heifetz
Plays January II

Jascha Ifeifotz, called the greatest
living violinist. viii play concert.
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Mu-
steal club. az tho Metropolitan the
evening Of January "a.
For members Of the club the seat
sale will open Thursday. on Friday,
at 10 a. m. the sale will open TO the
public. No mail or telephone orders
will be received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Victory Buttons
for Marine Vets

Victory buttons are soon to be is.
sued by the marine corps to all men
who served In Its ranks from April 9.
1917. to November II. 1913. II was
announced at the marine recruiting
office, t01 Yeslcr way, Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Stalls 7-t-s. TN. can 81 r n. cosfc>.
i..ss: local patent flour. s5.is per sack
stalls 1i-1s. sse pkg Roman meal 2tr.
CSC can Royal baking powder. 3tc. soc
can Instant Postum. sfc: zee pkg. Abers
rolled oats. 55e; stc pkg. Aibers' faptaek
-four. sse. SC pkRs. Star Saptha pow
der ste. see stas. ,siiy. lie: ssc jar
jam. Sc: Toe pkg. baking soda. &c:
zee cans pork and beans. zBc. Crssco
stc, &c. sIag. sZob, f10s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. .i.--Sew low rec
ords we're made In sterling. francs and
Hire on the foreign exchange at the OPEN
ing today. Demand sterling opened at
ta.eaa. drop Of 2ho from It's low
mark. Demand francs were quoted at
ii.s5c. off AZ centlmes. and lire at it.o7e.
off Is ceutimcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
CORNER

stan les. fun cream cheese. $50 nj
cream brick cheese. sse ~: fancy oreron
cheese 1se n. eggs. sc dox-; choice
creamery butter. s0c 10. stall ~ PIKE
st. veal hearts. &c m: shoulder OF lamb.
lie 10; breast Of lamb. I2Ac NJ; fancy
picuics. use ~. short ribs. ifhc 10.
stall 10 carnation and Borders milk.
isc can. mlnestneat. lie pkg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan. Alb utt city
creamery. ksUks per Ii.
EgFs-seieeted local extras. crosse per
don.
Hens-.s6ste per Ii: broilers. ss9toc
per II.
Gcese--.s O 5oc per h.
Cheese--rripiets. SEQ Sc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Public Markets
SANITARY

F,aIis st-ss. Cream Of Wheat. zsc pkg:
I N. Blue Ribbon tea 6se; pkrs-
creAmsttes. SIC. N. Golden West cof-
fee. toe. Stall Is, I'm. pail Snowdrift
or cot,osuet. Csc; lem. pail of karo
syrup. 81 ooi J pkEA nacaruni or spa
ghetti. zEe. cans Del Monte pork and
beans ssc; large cans tomatoes, 1Se;
apparatus. 30 can. large pkg Quaker
Oats. 25e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Stall -. pure fresh milk. i.c At. stan
&C. tall can Carnatiop niik. Ice. stall
1903. Mszoia OIL sc. 7sc. ti-ss and e-.es.
bars Palm Olive soap. 2sG Creme
OF soap ate. chloride lime l0c can.
pearl barley. - ms lie. Washington
fnAcsroni. spaghetti or noodles. &c pkg,
cut mAearoni. Ihs. a7c. pure cocoa. ZIG
H.. ground chocolate. atc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Frisco Market Status

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. .i.--rutter---
Ertrss. Eshe per 10; prime firsts, sXc
per IN.
EERs-Extras, stnc per dog: extra
puiiets. sshc per dor; uudcrsiEed pull
let's, sic per dos.
chNese--california flats. fancy. ssisc
per ID. ftrsts. ale per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Idaho /. w. Case
Is Going Slowly

SAND POINT. idaho. Jan. 21.--
Efforts to obtain n Jury to try tho
% !. W. ". on trial here for vio-
iating the criminal Hyndicaiism law
81 idaho. made little progress yes
terday
when adjournment was taken
last night moro than 40 OF tho
vcniro had been called and only
sevcu~tcntativc jurors were In their
seats. II IL expected that Mt least
two more days viii be occupied in
completing the jury.
-a@aa-a===-a--=-----
The skin Of the human palm has
been found to be very delicate and
effective strop FOR razor edges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan, si.--I.ack % offerings.
cold weather aud light receipts caused
an advance IN grain futures on the Chi
case Board Of Trade today.
Provisions were higher.
January corn opened no &c. at Si.ti.
and later advanced 9Ae. May corn
opened at tifts. up NC, subsequently,
gaining Nc July corn. UP NO At tho
opening Of fi2aa. remained unchanged
In later trading.
MAJ oats was unchanged at tho open
Ing. save. hut sained &c before the
close; July oats opened &c up. at TgNc.
and later advanced &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Ban Put on Movie
House Shouters

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2i.--Moving
picture theatres may no longer en-.
ploy men to shout the merits of the
pictures on the streets in front of the
cinema palaces"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Calls His Store
"The Pirate Ship"

FAIRBANKS. Jan. 21.---"The Pi.
rate ship" is the name chosen by a
merchant here for his store. He
sells kimonos. brassieres and kid
gloves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
MESII.AKE

Stalls 1911. lamb chops &c 10: shc,i-
der picnicr. CSC ~: back bones. Ice 10.
stalls 1917. bars toilet soap. CSC.
rolls toilet paper. isc; shaker aalt. 1cc
pkg. stsii ies. matches. Sc pkg; bars
Wool nSap. 1se small pkg. washing pow
der, &c. Stall js1. large pkg. $500.
wishing posder. zpe zoe can cornC lVu
vinegar. biuIng or ammonia. lee kofS2<'
stAu lac. carnatIon milk. ice cad mn
kAro. tsei Citrus Powder. ;sc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
WEDNESDAY
JAN. "a

F1r~t High Tide
tits a. m. ist f.
11r~t Low Tide
iitts - va. &c II.
s-ooad High Tide
tsis .. m. i0T n.
second Law lido
iisis D m 90 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

A gas stove oven with which Ted
can be baked and boiled at the same
time Is a Californian's invention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
THURSDAY
JAN. 81

FIRST High Tide
t;ie a. m. if.s IT,
i1rrt Low Tide
~ soa .. m. 90 n.
Second High Tide
8 Of O. M. 1917 II
second Law Tide
1850 pm --0t r.