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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
CONSTANTINE
SPEEDS HONE

VENICE. Dec. fs.-Wfh ere"
cr.ev AZ Tho ernbartfng ON N.Y.
ferrous raid. fiyo battissihpr Tipps'
out OF tho Grand Lagoon INTO .be
early morning mie,s today A
hours Of delay. KING conSuah,'n'
was en- route 10 Greece.
American and British ships IN on
lagoon were not Informed elmer -
20 the hour Of sailing or the rouis
20 be- followed by the kings fioulhA
There were no fzlutes from INC
anchored warships az constantfnes
cruiser. Ayeroff. headed into inc
Adriatic-
The secret plans resulted from VIZ
great fears OF Italian authorizes
that some harm might occur 70 the
king before leaving Italy. Frpmny
Of followers Of former Prer63
yenlzeios In Rome and Venice caS.
apprehension. w
The Averoff is expected In pin
barbor Sunday afternoon.
n~1~NS~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~>~~~~~~rs>~~~
anti.alI~n law proposed In that state,
vas sent wednesday by Burton y.
Pitts. commander of the California
department, 10 Philip TindalL COM
mander Of the Wellington depart
msnt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
SAYS BRITISH
after SHIPPING

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--nrttish
interests secured appointment of
one Of their representatives on a
United States shipping board com
mittee In 1919. William Denman.
FIRST hoard chairman. told che Walsh
Investigating committee yesterday.
pvnman discussed alleged Eng
iish efforts 20 influence American
shipping policies and told the com
mittec he could give more inforna-
ton III you can secure President
wilson's permission for mo 20 speak
about these confidential matters"
Dcnman said indirect but power
fii interests" caused President Wi.
sons REQUEST Tor hts resignation
but refused 70 specify what
interests
-1he British wanted 90 get nd
Of mo 40 there would BE- no Diesel
engines. They were after other
thinrs a. we'll Dvnman did not
say what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
LIBERTY BONDS


QrfIz~ CRY
sian 50 Nrvus reuT. s.ke sars y.
sugar sse. ~ ms see h-~~ butter. SIC
"a tnt 81 1si srali uhss bears. 4
fbs Use ~4ps 81 sAfdin~s. sscs suii
eream ehsess. 80 N So sninesmsss.
80 N bars HrrAl waite soap ste
sans Cooperative % Federal milk. ttes
ma Pacific Nus margarine tte 10. -
pail har0 srrup. tfr Z tia bottles cat.
sar. ~. soft she'll ~slnuis sae n. !
ne, tsc
PIKE rLscy
sian ~. h@s' srrrricnn e~n- ~ur~r =
~ sse 2 fts ser stan ~. psr. fr~sh
milk. lee at stan itss. Jsiis, is~ pAx
to~a terra. 10 can. canfna usfk. Zee
ran. fieuf. tfss sack Ksati itef rev
crop w1nmts. see n Dvnmedary dates
pAEa 80. rnarartsss rspoern. ice rsn.
snians. wa Each. srples. TIA box.
isrA potatoes. o. 70 sask
CORNER
H'ans fr-sfst.iet. ress fruaa charmed
butter Sic ~. na tia choice cream.
srr butter. 80 n sfai Ire iarr. Jars
rabbits. zee each. poi raas; ise N stalls
1913. ns~ pefs sAisnna - cas-. J cans
stes aesfoan Narfha ro@dsr. : ne lao.
- ssf ttaii ~. fresh salmon. itr n.
ne -. iirE roa. ne 20. stall y
steer pot feass. se te ise ~. rfi~ ~ h~~s.
g ~ stalls ssst rIks 81. maftsn
R-*"fF7N - " w. w FHa@A4 AN IN
sanitary
nails 'e-sf. tfrs fresn ehurres' s.rtf-r
str ~. ba 81 horse made afanse
nsrmsiaes. 10 n. stall a.. CAnyaa
niiik To- ran Gee cling peaches. 10.
stalls ft-st. ilnn cna. lie ~. fsezh
mack srsi. Tee ~ Stalls ae-sssaa com.
snand, Ms isc. t-sDei~es earusd beef
$50 N. aiaii ~. Tea Garden cranberry
ssuce. &C. NJ hone made han ioaf.
20 isall III. H1iir~oea coffee. .ec
u Hshr Mia lee can
ECONOMY
stall 81. fresh miik Ice AZ Aars shsfi
usinufs. tsr n. ms de- Nfau "a
lava RAM sugar. - ~. best AMERICAN
can~ sugar. : ne tee MaiI 81 silver
srneifn ibH $50 h.rrinr ne gEr
stall - h~str veal steak a1e ~ tirht
park rwAsi. ssc n n'an &C. nhradd "a
coceanat, sc ~. SOC Royal hakInr pos.
Der. sse stan fresh ranch srrs. co.
COX fresh ere6~ry butter, Sac ~
ne fios staii s.. Helms tomato s.sstp
cans atc. freah boruiny. IE. Of Ftails
sI-ss. isllo. al nAsorz. lee. sso pkKs.
nlneemsat sbe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
STAND PAT ON
INCOME REFUND
Internal Revenue Depart
ment Won't Change Order

Internal revenue department OH
Gals az Washington. ID. C.. stand
nrmfy back OF the Instructions wired
70 ruvenue officers In this state rela-
tive 10 claims iiled for refund under
a decision Of the attorney general
On income earned under community
laws Of Texas. which are the Same as
Washington and California. says a
Telegram received today By the Cham
bar Of Commerce from Senator wes.
ley l. Jones'
Tho chamber asked the SENATOR
and other representatives AT the ma
ttOnal cnpitu 10 endeavor TO have the
department issue instructions To offi.
crrs In this state 10 accept claims
on income taxes now due for 1919.
Tn telegram received today says
the commissioner OF internal revenue
thinks II inadvisable to consider
claims IN ths state on szuns basis
~ those OF Texas prior to decision
BY the department OF justice. ms
many other states are affected.
The commissioner advises wash
ington residents to file claims for
credit IN next years return IL do
cimion is favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Urge Legion Here to
Stand Pat on Japs

Toa ANGELES. Dec. 1--we
presented a united front at cleve.
land. Let US stand united In the
West
That tei-rrRn. intended 10 engage
the support Of the American Legion
In the state of Washington for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
GRAIN MARKET
RECEIVERS LOSS

CHICAGO, Dec. Ie.--Gratrr made
sharp recovery on the Chicago
Hoard uf Trade today after a weak
opening. Free selling forced prices
down In early selling. but the mar
kct st~adiod later on good commits
sion house buying. Light rrcaipta
influenced the recovery.
Provisions were higher.
ncc"nb-f wheat opened at ti.6tN
OFT Ase. and later gained gc: March
wheat opened up NC. at t1.h9A, and
later advanced Nc
liccrmbrr corn opened at sANc.
unchanged. and later WAS or sc,
May corn opened OF y c at sSL =.
and later Eained &c, July corn
opened down &C. at 70Se. aud later
advanced &c
December Gate opened AZ Nwr.
down 80. and later gained ir: May
oats opened and rrmainsd I'M
changed at tTae. July oats opened
at fsac down &c. and later gained
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
MISTLETOE ON
MARKET HERE

Speaking Of Christmas. have you
bought your miHtleioo yei7 Mistietoe
from the oak trees Of oregon was
selling on the local Wholesale market
Thursday for 30 cents a pound.
A shipment of Tennessee yamr.
packed In hampers. WIS quoted nj
ta.26 per hamper. Ordinary sweets
were selling for . and 6 cents a
pound,
Oregon cauiifiowcr nj t2.2b n
dozen was offered.
The npud market quotations were
unchanged.
Ranch eggs registered sccnt
drop. making the current price 60
cents. Pullets were quoted NJ "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

smith Cove term fDal--Hfr Eastern Lead
er. str Ma1uan. str Westward 10. str
WestfHarfland.
Pier it-str Teucer.
smith Cove aDchorage-sty wbeafinn.i
Mont.
Grand Trunk fsrnninai--Btr Orsa1umsiok.
Pier s-Str Dora.
Pier Str West Ivan.
Pier 2--str Banta Ana. str Alameda, str
Victoria.
Bell ~. terfninai--U 3 y Surveyor. VI y
Il II r Rose, u = q Algonquin. u \
l. II T Heather.
Pacific cons; coal bunkers--f3fr YorrrnftrL
y y T. y awlftsure.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--str
Nile. str iconium. str West Norranua
Alaska Steamship moorings-8tr Bkag-
way. str CordovA.
Hammond mill dock--str BaksTrf1eid-
East waterway tsrminal--k3tr West Je~-
sup, ctr West Himrod.
Todd drydooks--3chr Columbia, str apo-
kane. str Eldrldge.
PUGET found Bridge q DRAGGING works
Str Patterson. hun Rainbow.
Afnea yard--atr Roosevelt
Nottleton mill do1k-atr Efkhorn.
West Seattle elevator Str Hoerdyt.
Marine Iron works--schr Okhotsk Maru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
JUDGE CARY IS
FRIEND OF JAPS

NEW YORK. Dec. is.--The United
States. for needing malicious prop
uganda" viii be more at fnult than
japan " war ever breaks out be
tween the two nations, according 10
Judge Eibert ~. Gary.
The chairman OF the United States
Steel corporation. introduced at n
dinner Of tho Japan society here as
"Japan's beat friend" warned repre-.
seDtatfves Of both nations against
malicious trouble makers" infesting
both countries in an effort 10 bring
about war.
He declared Institutions against
tho Japanese spreading thru this
country are unfounded
We are Informed over here he
fplid. that Japan II Increasing her
navy for the express purpose OF
making war upon the United States.
In answer 10 thiH. ! ask what coun-
try IL not preparing for war with the
United states7 And what ar. we do
ing about the extension Of our navy ?
Aren't we the chief offender among
the nations. n Increasing Of the navy
is an offenHe7
THE Japanese feel they have a
right 20 come the same a. other
foreigners. Naturally they are op-
posed to being excluded. bot they are
willing 20 submit 10 any ruling that
does not discriminate against them.
We have had more than trouble
enough. Any Of you who have been
over the batiiefieids Of France and
Belgium and have secn the deyas;a.
tion and graves OF American soldiers
know we have had enough o. war"
Baron Hhidehara. japanese am.
baJusldor. and Roland s. Morris.
United States ambassador 10 Japan.
t.ffr. aiming the arf4fsffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Revolt Conviction
Case Is Upheld

CHICAGO. Dec. f6.-The United
states court OF appeals today upheld
the conviction OF four mon on
charges OF attempting 10 fomcnt
revolt In India during the world
war. The men were convicted in fed
eral court and sentenced to serve
three years by Judge X. M. Lands.
They are Gustav Jacobson. Alfred
Wehde and Groeg Brehm, OF chica,
go. ana Heramba Lal Gupas,. OF New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Attempt to Cancel I
California Jap Law

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dec. is.--An
organized attempt IL being made In
Southern California 10 defeat the pur-
poes- OF the alien land law act passed
In the November elections by a four
to.one majority, State Controller
John y. Chambers. executive chair
man OF the California Japanese Exc
cIusion league. charged In state.
ment today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Ask Detailed Plans
on Moving Farmers

Detailed plans In connection with
the request for arrangements TO
transfer farmers selling their prod.
nee at tho Pike Place market 10
the Westlake market were asked by
the harbors and public grounds com.
mittee Of the city council when the
matter was presented to It Wednes-
day. Abandonment OF the Pike
Place location win be forced when
tho now Elliott highway is com
pfcfoH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Roslyn Man Chosen
Mine Workers Head

Ben Farrfmond Of Roelyn was
elected president OF District 10.
United MIno Workers II America.
according 10 Seattle headquarters
Thursday. For national president.
Robert ". Harlin. OF Seattle. is max
ing a good race. Unofficial returns
show him 20 have carried Washing.
ton by n big majority. and he Is re-
ported winning in Montana and
Wyoming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Mclean Will Head
Inaugural Committee

WASHINGTON, Dec. lea
ward u. Mclean, OF Washington.
viii he chairman Of the inaugural
committee that win have charge
Of the Inauguration OF President
Harding on March 4.
This announcement was made to
day by VIII H. Hays. chairman OF
the republican national committee.
An executive committee wis ALSO
named as follows
Edward II. CoIladay. Washington,
Samuel j. Prescott, Washington,
Fred w. Upham. Chicago: Jess
Smith, Washington Courthouse.
Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
PAY MILLION
INCOME TAXES

APPROXIMATELY $1,000 900 Income
taxcs were paid into tho local office
"Wednesday. II was announced hy
William T. Beeks. chief deputy col.
hector OF internal revenue. This
amount included several large
checks. onc OF them for more than
100000. II ia said. Yesterday was
tho final date for payment OF tho
fourth inssAIlnent OF tho 1919 tax
without penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Arrivals and Departures

p~cemh~r fe-Htr Yosemite FROM ass
Frnuctseo AZ 5ssk O. n.
December fs-sehr OkhotEk Msra from
okhotak SEA via Anaeortes At noon. q y
l. u Rose from sca duty at s3ts .. M
sailed
December fs--str Queen fer far psewo
Via san Francisco ard san pedro at
noon. str Dora fer UnxA. ALASKA. via
Port biaksly At $50 - IN. afr BAkrrs-
field for Tacoma ~ neon
Dpcsub~r 1t~Htr fxion for Tacoma
via Vancouver. y. @. and Cosnos. n e.
At midnight n.r santa F1AslA for Val
psraiao and Anacortss Al y. m: str
Nor~ood for San Pedro at y raA. 4 Il
G q unaiGa for sea duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Ginger One Step
Nearer Oblivion

Recommendation Of Tho passage Of
Tho ordinance forbidding the salo Of
jamaica ginger was decided upon by
the public safety committee OF the
city council at it's meeting wednes.
day afternoon II IL expected that
the council win pass the measure
Monday TO become effective In 30
days in assisting the enforcement Of
liquor laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

Observation-Disclosures December Is. Qtr
san Pedro~Snilef Dec@rnAvr -. Str
PHYLLIS for Puget Sound ports at o m I.
str huAilteo for Seattle And Tacoma via
aan fransisco at o. IN
san Fraueisco--SaEfsd December ia:
VT y. 4 Loop for Puget Sound ports at
~ a m. Sailed December 49, Efr Nome
cify for Seattle and Tacoma at IL a m /.
str Eotarian for Seattle at D. m.
Hong hong-~Arrtyef December ~. str
Tyndarsus from Seattle via Yokohama
SharRhai-Arriysd December ~. Rtr
Cross ksys from Seattle. sailed Deceu-
Der III Str West Iyis for seattle
Balboa~-aaiied December iss str ives,
Cayote for Seattle and Puget sound rsogta
via Fan Pedro. san Francisoo and Port
Land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Great Northern Busy
Repairing Old Cars

Industrial conditions Ia general arc
dun. but chr repairing by tho Great
Northern railway W causing activity.
according 10 J.. H. o'Ssill. general
manager. Terminals aro crowded
with bad order equipment. he said.
which is rapidly being put into first
class shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER, Dec. iS.--cattls--Boceipts ,
500 head. market dull. Steers, fsass0.
cows and heifera, flso1ss0. atoekers
and feeders. $50 TB0. calves, s7UILso.
Hogs-Hcceipte. 300 head. market il
steady and loo lower. Top, 90; bulk of
sales. ts.25Ds.7s.
Bheop--Rsoelpta, 1900 head: nnnrt~f
steady. Lambs. $3.50 " 0. -. swaa. SSWx
feodora. ts@A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Want Seattle Man
on Shipping Board

With Wow 20 getting the bus
in-zS men OF Seattle behind some
individual for appointment on the
United States shipping board.
Thomas L.lppy and W. T. Chr,strn-
sen have t-~cn named by tho port
commission To wait on local mcr
chants and arouse lnterra, In He-
curing n Seattle appointra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
First Paper to Be
Made in North Soon

The frHt pnpcr % be manufacfurrd
by a pulp mill In Alaska will be
turned out about Christmas time by
the Alaa1sh Pulp a Paper Co. at Rnci.
ushiafn. Aianin. according 10 an an.
n"uncnnent rroeiyrd by tho ALASKA
bureau Of The Chamber Of cHnmeroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
". Y. Market GrOnS
Steady After Early
Losses in Trading

the stock market
Steclw off
al Ntucihle off Heading
changed bethlehem Petroleum i6t
Republic steel eiN. aA ~
leA Off ~ southern Baldwin 81 off u.
y.
carLer leases craobe nthara fauad Q nacl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

CHICAGO. Dee. is--H .-Hec~fyt-
tteee head. MARKET steady naik -
sales. it.ae9s.ski hatrhers. tsteUefts
packing. fkte9s1e light. o eosto.
pigs, IsesWs -. ruurhs. tf198tsa
Cattle tacripta. ~ eee head market
steady. ns~s. trgiss 10 hatcher nseeA
ttteute ssunsrs ard cutters. tEfso
1tss. stoeksss and fr~dsrn tar2BT.TGI
eo~s. 1850 calves. ft0te
Sheep Receipts. fs.eee head msftrs
Soc 90 81 lover. Lambs. ts.zsoiLso.
cssa. ffWt1e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

More than $500 has bren raised
by tse Puget sound Maritime circle
To reward tho Indians who dis
tinguish.d themselves during the
wreck Of the tarwr pirrfe. william
Penn and Elliott Anderson are to
be especially hcnnr~a for their
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
SAYS OPEN SHOP
IS A GOOD THING
Bethlehem Steel President
TeStifieS

NEW YORK. Dec. fs.-Eurene r
Grace. president OF the Bethlehem
Steel company, tesfifying late yester.
day before the legislative COMMITTEES
investigating building graft. declared
he believed any association which
has for its object maintenance Of the
-open shop principle Is a good thing.
The witness statement followed a
long verbal duel with Samuel Unter.
myer. chief counsel for the commit
tee. who accused Grace Of answering
evasiyely thru fear of damaging adj
missions regarding conspiracy.
Grace. under questioning, admitted
fhe Bethlehem company had refused
TO sell fabricated steel for erection
in New York city under any but the
"open shop" system. Iie also said
that this principle was being extend.
ed 70 Philadelphia but pleaded tx.
norance to Untermycr's contention
that IL was being contemplated for
enforcement turnout the United
States.
NEW YORK. Dec 1s.--The steel
trust rs the heart and soul Of the
present open shop drive against or.
ganized labor" William u. Foster.
leader IN the steel strike OF 1910,
said today In commenting on the tes-
timony OF Eugene n. Grace, pressi-
dent OF the Bethlehem Steel com
pany. before the legislative commit
tee investigating the building indus
try.
Grace said his company refused 20
sell steel to builders unless they
agreed TO erect It under the open
shop" system.
mo union win be safe untn the
industry is organized" Foster de-
ciared- This practice Of refusing to
sell steel 10 concerns employing
union labor Is only part OF the
steel trusts gigantic conspiracy TO
crush organized labor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dee is.-nsrtst nornins'
and unchanged.
Uoxs-Issosip,s. fof bad; rnsrtss a.
tower. Prime fuined. sp.Se9i e.1s. heA*'
les. t70ts1. pigs g. .togS.
Hhesp-Market nominal and unchanEs1.
Butsr-~s1c per IN.
Yxrs-st q csc per DOR
chesae---Tripi-fs. 3zc per N
ueus-7ee per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Weather Bureau Report

TAToos HfsI.ASp. Dee 80 - A. NJ
Palms bAfon~trr. raining. ~ind cast.
20 miles an hour. Passed In. Mr. prszi.
drnt at A. m.
wiud cart. eight miles an heur. y. NJ
Cloudy. Wind easf. - miles an hour.
Passed ms atY Yosemite NJ 9'fo .. Ia
str Bessie Dollar az .. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

EAS FnsScfacO. Dee. uustsr--
Ettras. ssisc per -. prime ftrstA ass
PER 10
firrss. sstsc pr doE. stsra puftsts. cav q
per dos. undsrutred puiists. ste per doA
Chessr--ftr Per w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Reported by Wireless

Drcrmbsr is-str Manila Mara. iaft-
tud9 $3.50 north. Longitude 1851 40 west
outbound. At : .. m. str Suwa Maru,
latitude tAB north longitude isa.ld
west. inbound. at D. m str Admiral
Holman. off Isaiiena Island. southbosnd
At noon
q. =. Naval Gem m unl~ssS~us
December iJ-Hotor srhr Charlie wat
son. San Francisco for B~aftie, pssatr =
In TatooTh at 20 D. m. str Yosemite,
IAN Francisco for Bestfie. 81 mile. from
seattle NJ . .. m str Admiral watson
Seattle for San Francisro. 30 rnilas from
Seattle at p. M str Hollywood, Homo
lulu for Seattle. 100 miles from ReattI.
at p. m. str Admiral Evans. Seattle
Tor san f'rancisro. asT miles from aeat-
tie az .. m. sir President. San Fran-
disco for Seattle. zs2 miles from Victoria,
~. O. at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Steamer Alabama
in Safe Harbor

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. ie.--
The Goodrich steamer. Alabama.
overdue AZ Muskegon. Mich. spent
last night in tho Milwaukee harbor.
due 10 the severe storm which swept
the lake. She proceeded 10 her port
early today. Tho vessel put into tho
Milwaukee harhor when she cncoun.
tered a Ga-fulla gale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Oil Prospectors
to Invade North

Spring win see a goodly number Of
prospectors scattered along to the
westward from Cook inlet, searching
for oil locations. according TO advice
reaching the Alaska bureau OF the
Chamber Of Commerce today from
Juneau
Since fhe passing Of the new on
leasing law last February 800 applL
cations for leasing and prospecting
permits have been filed in Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. ts~-refriwn sr.
| change cpensd steady. nisriina sgst..
francs t.sie. hfs tsse. lire rshiss sse.
eadizn doilsrs 95kfc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

aswwra-saiie.i December 10 str NORTH
western. southbound. 81 10 .. m.
tstehikan-- Sailed pwerffib@r fIs rty
Princess Mary. southbound. AZ a m
str Jcfrersoa. southbound. Al - IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Dive fs-aaxar-
asfwstse pee 10. rrnnaiatsi. ~ Wsse
per- 10
cefrs.-Ss : Rio. a. ssse psr N. No.
Z HAHses. - Utoe per IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

Because Of fuel oil shortage. on
burning naval vessels have been or
Acred to reduce their speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
NIDsv
IlHs ~

nfs. ~
rfrst law Tide
sffA a ms, q "
tts-t nigh Tide
RfaA a ma. ~ n
@~~casi iow ride
asa y IN - ~
Ss-ransi ftish ride
pas - M - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

WE CAN'T SELL more than the amount authorized
If you too late 1T is YOUR LOSS.
It is now an hour-to-hour delivery and constant
checking up to that subscriptions taken do not ex
coed the amount of the issue authorized.
We sell and deliver only from what may be left
of the issue after this notice reaches YOU or from orders
that may be released by others.
CALL UP. AT ONCE "
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CONTROLOF
Coal, PLAN
OF MEASURE
Supervision of Industry Is
Proposed by Senator
Calder, New York
by Al. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON. Dec ie.---Super
vision Of tho cogd industry by the
federal trade commission probably
will be provided In a bill now being
drawn by senator Calder. republican.
Of New York.
Tho proposed bin h tho result Of
Calder's report to tho senate that
coal protteering Is national dis.
grace" partly responsible FOR the se-
rtous housing SHORTAGE and Is retarsi.
Ing reconstruction generally.
Caider's bill would csdl for CREATION
Of a separate bureau OF the federal
trade commission. with which opera
tors. wholesalers, Jobbers and rctaii.
ers would be compelled 20 fiic rcgu-
lar reports on the total tonnage pro
duecd and handled. prices. COSTS and
prpfits
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SEvE> RIlI.S ARE
REiNG DRAFTED

seven bills arc now being drafted
by Calder to carry out the recon
mendauons OF his reconstruction re-
port. These include the measure on
coal and tho following subjcctG
!. Transportation to prevent -cx.
parte- orders By the Interstate com
merce commission. because. Calder
said. priority orders have retarded
building and invited profitccring.
To abolish the cost plus rcs-nn-
sfrutfon system.
4 To revise taxes ana 10 grant
Emitted exemption 20 real estate
Snortgages which would encouraice In
veztment in homes and building.
4 broadening Of tho home han
hank hin
T. Creation OF n housing bureau.
~ clearing house for knowledge on
reconstruction work.
& Revision Of tho postal savings
system TO cotfsolldate all federal
thrift activities under the postal saw
ings branch OF the postoffioe depart
ment