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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-04
10 ROOM ABROAD
r. SIGHTSEERS
kdmonition to Americans Who
Contemplate Touring the
BattIefieIdS.
LONDON EVEN NOW CROWDED
Those Who Think Of Going Are Ad-
Vised to Be Sure Of Quarters Be-
fore startins-2, 100000 Are
Planning to Make Trip.

New York.-Americans who cOntem
plate visiting the battlefelds in Eu-
rope next spring or summer will be
well advised to secure their hotel &C
commodadon well in advance or TO
postpone their journey until conditions
are more favorable. Percy S. Bullen,
treasurer Of the Association of For
eign Press Representative in the Uni
ted States, who has just returned to
New York, says that London even now
cannot find room for visitors and that
the state of affairs when the f1OOdgates
of tourist invasion are again open will
be appalling unless the intending
American visitors are fOrewarned and
therefore fOrearmed.
1t is estimated that some 100000
persOnS-One for each man sent to
Europe by the United States during
the WARFARE making plans for
transatlantic trip in the next two
years. Their chief object is to see
the historic spots where the American
soldiers fOught-the ArgOnne forest,
Chateau-Thierry, st. Mihiel-and to
devote such period to a visit to Eng
land as time and funds will permit.
Mr.. BulIen has been all over the
western front during the last few
weeks and he predicts nothing but
anger. irritation and despair as the
lot of any visitors who trust to luck
to secure hotel accommodations.
No Steps Yet Taken.
The difficulty of the situation will
be reuliZed when 1t is remembered
that tAe usual flow of tourists to
EuroIe has been completely suspend
ed during the war and that only those
| among the wealthiest will have the
first chance of securing hotel accom-
| mediation when the bars against tour
| iSt travel shall have been removed.
So far no steps whatsoever have
| been taken abroad to meet an unusual
| influx of visitors. Mr.. Bullen was so
| Impressed with the difficulty threat
| ened in London that he prepared a
! memorandum on the subject. which he
subn.itted at recent meeting of the
Royal Colonial institute in London. In
the discussion which ensued it was
| proposed that steps be taken for the
| form alton in London of a national
| rCmaittee of reception. AS a nucleus
IF :he organization it was proposed
that representatives of the various
| luE:O-American societies should meet
| witt, power to add to their number
"arOus representatives whose expert
enc, would be useful in solving the
| PROBLEM now presented. Such persons
| WO.IId include members of the Ameri
can Chamber of Commerce In London
ami other Americans. besides leading
| EritiSherS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-04

For Rheumatism, take Mystery
Red Drops. 19-1m
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-04

Grand jury meets tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-04
LATEST LOCALS

Temperature this morning, So; this
afternoon, So.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-04

Use the Stars Unclassifed Column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Public Markets
SANITARY

ANITAHf
mhi ~ snirs fancy srisd hrs sse
10 sheiied walnufs fiso NJ. fruit
crackers. stc no stalls st.ti, ras,s-n
oysters. 100 pit Finnan haddie ssr y,
small salt herring, itc daE stalls SIS
government Inspected bacon, ssc N sov.
srnnsn, Inspected bacon backs. sse NJ
pure lard. fba CSC. stall III chicken
haddiss atc can tuna nsh. Use can:
sirasesrry Jam. ser jar atau ss. Flake
white. it's csc. iNs ~ j. N coffee
$50 bars Paimoiiv. soap. .sc stall
~ Lseys assorted jeiiie.. zoe glass:
i.n. glass orange msrnaiade Gee. large
xlsss stuffed olives Soc Stalls ss.ss
MaHoia oil. ise zoe. Ills. fszs; ! ns
!, ~ coffee. si,7; Liptoa's yeilo~
PIKE PLACE
staii II. pure eans sugar. ma SIC 4
at stan ss. tall can carnatIon rnilE' isr
stan y. Van Camps pork and beans. Zoe
can. lfbby'- pork and beans, q cans sEr
stan VI. creamery butter etc NJ sharp
cheese. &c ~. rbs sscs pesnu, butter.
ms 7bc stalls sT-.s choice st.ak
ise N. lamb roasts. zoe N. pur. isrs'
lbs. tso. Stall 20. smoked bloaters I
for fbe. haiibut. zoe n. stall 10, men.
heavy union suits ts.7k stall 81. mem.
half solrs ti.sb. heels. sec. ladies' half
soies. tAls heels asc Stall ~. Eiherta
sso.
CORNER
Stalls st-ss Pike at. pot roast. ioc N I;
bacon. soc NJ. liver. ms. sse. Stall .,
silver salmon. i5c NJ King sairnon stc
10. haiibut. zoe n. Stall iib. banana.
asc dox., grapes. itr 10. stall 40
Quaker puffed rice. isc; Quaker pufred
wheat. iic Borden's milk 2 cans 2bc.
stall ,. boiling beef. ioc NJ. po, roas,s.
loc 10 pork sausage zoe 10. staii fos,
fresh roasted coffee. go ~. ms. for
sSc; fun cream cheese. 2sc NJ. cream
brick cheese. ase 10.
ECONOMY
stall 70, stc coffee. . ms. ti.oe 10 ma
zoe. 25c Royal baking powder. zoe: Ma.
poieon olive OIL tt.es ct ataIi 70, pure
lard, lbs. zoe. pork chops. fsc NJ Stall
81, Winlock creamery butter, &c. strictly
fresh eggs. Toe don. Dciicia Nut marRar.
the. 3sc no. lbs 800. stall %, corned
beef, 1870 NJ: hamburger i5c n, short
ribs. i2bc ID. Stall ~. best peanut but
ter. isc n. ms ssc; pure Yakima
honey. p,. jar t2c. At jar Use: best apple
butter 20c n. Stalls i-2-a. lamb steak.
zoe ~. lamb roast. 1gc NJ: veal roast
I &c 10. Stalls s7-ss. Hilis' red can cor.
fee. ssc. . pkgs Kcllogg'r corn flake,
asc. Lipton's yellow label tea csc Stall
rs. fresh corn meal 10 MS. soc; best
white flour. 10 fbA 73c. scratch feed. 10
ibA t5c.
WEsTLAKE
Sugar stall. Tbs. cane surar. SOC !;
Centennial Best flour. 3s45. Stalls fs-f7
carnation milk. lac can: ! large Palm,
olive soap. use. rolls toilet paper &c
stan io5. sticks Of Bing. 400; . cans
peas. SOC; ms. farina. csc: 4 ms roiIed
oats. 25c. Stall lao. Lipton's tea, 7Bo M /.
Ghirardeiifs chocolate, . fbs Ills, Hills
red can coffee. s9c N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminai--afr Fillmore. str
city Of SPOKANE. str wheatiand Mont.
pier it--Motor schr Wskeua
Great Northern dock--str Toyans Mnru
Pier 2--str Santa Ana. str Victoria.
Pier Motor sohr Babinda. str Morn
ing Star.
Bell 1T. terninai--str Alameda.
Pier B-str Springfield.
Pier D--Str Queen. str Admiral Farra-
gut.
Grand Trunk dock-str Admiral Watson.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-str
Eastern Leader.
Skinner q Eddy yardH-schr A. y. Coats.
Stacy NJ. terninaI--U. a. g. Burnside.
Milwaukee Ocean dock--Str West Ivan
Spokane ut. terminai--str Redondo, str
Northwestern. str Libby Maine.
Duthie yard--3tr Griffdu.
East waterway terminal--atr Eastsrn
Sword. str Fulton.
Todd drydocks-Bsr Naauan. str wet
ward Ho. str EIihu Thomson.
Ames yards--Btr Roosevelt.
Nettleton miiis--str Uaynie
LAX. Union--Huils Abiila. Abnoba. An
ydos. Addison. Aiiennurst, Ahmik. An
thon. hayden. bertrand. Bingamon,
Biscayne, Black Wolf. Bianford. Dell
win. Boughton. Pezuta. PuyaIlup.
cabacan, caprsria, cardia. cenina.
charus. Chesterfield. ChaIcis. cineas,
Cinyras. Corus, coziap, Cola. Clone,
ELISA. Electra, Endymion. Fort Har-
rison. Fort jackson. Fort Btanwir.
Fort Union. Imufka. Lcoti. Kitan.
vincepnes.
Pacific Coast Bridge 4 Dredging works
Rtr Patterson.
Heffernan drydock--achr Biaatfnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
MILLMEN meet.
RAILR0ADERS
Western Lumber Industry
at Stake, They Say

PORTLAND. Sept. 2f,--Lumber
manufacturers Of the I'ncIflc North.
west conferred here yesterday with
prominent railroad officials In what
they declare In IA fight for the west.
crn lumber Industry.
The lumber men maintain they
are also fighting for the prosperity
Of the West--particulnriy Oregon
and Washington--as they point out
the greatest source OF Northwest.
ern revenue II the lumber industry.
They contend that under the recent
freight rates allowed by the inter.
state commerce commission, lumber
Of the Pacific Northwest IL barred
from competition with southern pine
In eastern marketa.
The conference OF yesterday was
called In the hope OF adjusting rates
which will permit western lumber
TO again reach eastern markets.
without such an adjustment the
lumbermen claim. the mills must be
closed and the lumber Industry,
which carries 90 per cent OF the
total payroll Of Washington and
Oregon, Will be suspended.
>~~~~~~~~~>~~>><~>~~>~~<~<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
SHARP DROP IN
GRAIN MARKET
General Weakness Is Shown
in Trading

CHICAGO. Sept si.--r.iberai re-
ccipts with light demand caused
a sharp drop In grain futures on the
Chicago board 81 trade today. Wheat
led in the decline. dropping from &c
To Sc. Continued favorable crop
weather for corn caused a general
weakness In tho trading In that
grain.
Provisions dropped with grains
necember wheat openei unchanged
at tsto, dropping \ points at the
close. March wheat was up NC at
the opening. lass. later losing SIS g.
September corn was off &c at
ti.2s at the opening. and closed = 9
additional; December corn OPP ned at
N.ofA, Oft NC. and eiosed down an
other sac.
september oats, Oft NC at the
opening OF 6sac. later dropped : = c
additional: December oats was off
= at the opening and closed down
a. from that quotation.
CHICAGO. Sep, 3f.--cash wheat
No. red. t3610z.ss: No. hard,
t2t,A cas-. No. hard. t.th u
2as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
sun, RAIN AID
INDIANA CORN
State to Produce Share OF
Bumper Crop

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Sept. III
Indiana In coming thru with her
share ~ the estimated government
corn crop, despite earlier fears that
cold weather would do considerable
damage.
The recent heat wave. mixed with
halliday rains. has made a big
change In conditions IN Indiana.
For "A time the chilly weather ham,
pered growth. but now the outlook
In excellent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

New York-Saiisd September 20; Str
Steel Ranger for Seattle via San Fran
cisco and ports
Honxkong--Arrfv~d September 80: Ctr
feonium from Seattle via porta
Aaniis-s sailed September 20: str Ala
bams Mara for Seattle via ports.
Baibos--ssiled September Is. Rtr Steel
Maker for Seattle via San Francisco and
Portland. str Architect for Seattle via
Vancouver. ~. C.
Rio q. Janeiro-Arrived srpssmb>r 20
Str Robia Goodfeilow from Seattle via
Sanaima. n. g.
San Pedso--sailed September 20: Str J.
A. Moffs,t for Seattle at 7 .. m.
San Francisco--Arrivsd September 20:
STR Governor from Seattle at - 20 A. m
Sailed September 20; Str Brookdais for
Seattle at .. m
Vancouver. n. c--Arrivsd September
20: Motor schr Cooicbs from Seattle.
Port Tovrs~nd-Passed In September
SIR Governor from Seattle at s.10 a m.
str Kashima Msru Sor Seattle q, T.to
a m
Port Biakeiy-Arrfved September 20.
str Eastern Soldier from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
LOw-Priced Issues
Boosted Up to Mem
Levels in Trading

NEW YORK sept ahe STOCK market opened regular today Inc
principal opening prices follow
American United states Rubber ST. down ~ Central
Steel
baldwin Sinclair oil s@ Off southern sa% off
southern Pacific aA unehangd Mexican Pc
Pacific
issg Off y; American sss bethlehem steel B =.
unchanged.
Free senE In early trading attributed TO short interests rally
later carried the leaders a the early lows
became the low priced
Issues virginia
Now Island.
The stocks
sugar In late trading wyoveand for the at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
BOAT co. ASKS
FOR Rate RAISE
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Petitions State Body

Because OF the Increased cost of
fuel oil. the Puget Sound Navigation
Co. at hearing before the state
public service commission. In the
Chamber Of Commerce. has asked an
increase In both freight and pas
senger rates.
Officials representing the steam
ship company. which has vessels
plying TO all Sound ports from So
attic. declared that unless an In.
crease OF Is per cent for freight and
20 per cent for passenger fares be
allowed. the transportation facilities
OF the company would be handi.
capped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
SOUTH APPROVES
| n. ". IRRIGATION
Reclamation Leagues Pro-
qram Is Given o. K.

Approval Of the plan OF the ~
Gently formed Northwestern Rccla>
nation league 10 engage In a nation
wide educational campaign 70
famiiiar1zc the Middle West and
Fast with the possibilities OF arid
sections OF the West and the ncces-
sity OF putting water on these mil
lions OF acres " given In a state
mcnt received by league officiais
today from Arnold Kruckman. sec
Rotary OF the league OF the south
west OF Los Angeles.
The league Of the southwest rep
resents Arizona. California. Colo
RADIO. New Mexico. Nevada. Texas.
Oklahoma and Utah. The NORTH
western league represents Washing.
ton, Oregon. Idaho. Montana ana
Wyoming.
Secretary Kruckman says THAI
ton the West has there In little
hope OF getting federal appropria>
tlons or loans required TO reclaim
lands which only need water and
says that the two.thirds Of the popu-
lation In the East and Middle West
must be shown how retaining the
lands viii add 20 national wealth
and stabilizing the prices OF essen.
tails Of life. Today. without the
East knowing what reclamation
means. the West is pittcd against
political forces OF all other sections
OF the country.
The Northwestern Reclamation
league today appointed q COMMITTEES
which will prepare statistical data
to show In Eastern manufacturing
centcrs. pointing out what the re-
claiming OF ten million acres Of
lands In the Northwest would mean
to the nations business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
From Weather Bureau

TATOOsH ISLAND. sept. si.--s A. ~,
Failing barometer. raining. Wind sosih.
&c miles an hour. Passed cut A steamer
at t.9o a M. two-masted steam
a. IN.
September .o--ff.se A. M---cioudy
wind south. 20 miles an hour. Passed
out. STR Hawardsn at lice q IN y.
NJ --clondy. wind southwest. 10 miles an
hour. s.iE y. M--rassrd tn Y. a n
asts No. fis at sac p. m. q. n q. dstr
No. it5 at s.se .. IA ctr Queen at s.te
n n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

DENVER. sept. -i.--cnttie-- Receipts.
;. seo head. market steady. Steers. ts0
tis. COWS and heifsrs. N0s. siorksrs
ard feeders. tT.teuie. calves 1859
tifse
higher. Top. tisss. bulk Of sales. ti7sto
0fa
Rh.sp--R Receipts, 1900 had: marks,
steady. lambs, unseen: ewes. $50
&c IS. feeder lambs. sf.Se8is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
DEAD IN ROOM
FULL Of GAS

Jack NIsbitt. 70. carpenter. was not
feeling we'll Monday night Friends
found n gas-filled room and Nisbitt
lying dead on bed Tuesday morn
Ing.
His room was at ei9 First ave.
He has a son In Port Angeles who
II a member OF the local lodge Of
Moose. according 10 Motorcycle Pa.
trolrnan H. a. Holmes. detailed to
investigate the suicide. The body Ii
at the county morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
BUSINESS BRISK
| IN LOCAL MARTS
No Novelties Reported;
Prices Remain Steady

business wa. brigk along com
mission row Tuesday to compen-
safe. perhaps. for the duh days
trade Monday.
There were no novelties reported.
and prices remained steady.
Some very fine cantaloupes were
selling at s2.50 a crate. but the nv
erage for the street was consider
ably below this figure.
A car lot OF Yakima Melted Gem
potatoes was quoted at tt5 a ton.
Butter II steady, and eggs remain
unchanged In price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

CHICAGO. Sep, sie-tews-Hs~~ir's.
n. eee head. market tse 20 1sc tow~r.
Hulk % sales. tlt.eu i7.te. Butchers.
tisTs0is. packing. Us Is1itfsi hshs
SisTE0fsi plxa tftfseif-ss. rosEhs.
SfsTf0tsse.
cattis--Rse~ipss 1890 had: nars~s
steady. fsres. isTs0fr.sss buteh~r
steers. % te9tt1t. Gamers and cutters.
NgsgT.so. stoctsrs and feeders. tt0
tisss, cows. sense calves. tib9is,
ghs~p--Hscslp,s, 1000 head fnsrkss
slow ana lower. Lambs. bstgfs.se.
ewes SrGg1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Liberty BONDS


NEW YORK. sept si-Dsmsna r~r-
ling opened al if.to today. off Ne.
francs. tFfc. up : eensiusss. lire. tise.
Oft ! esntisns. marks. i.sTe. up cen.
tifnrs
Foreign ssehaar. closed Easy Demand
s,-rsins. ttts. OFF ske. francs sTse.
off ! esatimas. lire. tfre! liz. cables
s.sss. ifsisisa francs. g.Gsc. off IL cen-
times. msrts. f.sSc. up Z esnsimeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Tacoma Crocers in
War; Slash Sugar

Tacoma grocers are selling sugar
at II cents as a result Of a sugar
war among the dealers. The new
price. the lowest OF the retail mar.
ket for months, Is expected to last
At least two or three weeks.
Seattle dealers have indicated that
the Tacoma price will have little
or NO effect upon the Seattle mar
ket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
SHAI,E OIL
SOLUTION
FOR U. 5.
Mountains OF II in Colorado,
Wyoming and Utah; Price
Rise viii Bring 1t
ny HARRY II. HUNT

WASHINGTON, Sept FL. - Pc
trclcum may be a wasting asset for
the United States. 40 far as free oil
pumped or flowing from natures un-
derground reservoirs Is concerned.
but
We have right here IN little old
Y. s. A. a source OF petroleum great
er than---perhaps douhie--thc total
crude oil remaining underground In
the whole world,
The result of decline In natural
petroleum production in this coun-
try, then. does not mean. necessarily,
that We will be at the mercy Of such
outside nations as may control the
balance Of the worlds oil fields
MEANS BEGINNING
o. NEW INDUSTRY
Instead. u only means the begin
ming In this country OF a new Indus
Try that will give employment TO
thousands: the building OF new
towns In regions now sparseiy set
tIed: the erection OF great plants
and the development OF Industrial
activities In areas far removed from
present ccnters OF Industry.
~. anxwer "a decreasing produc-
Han a. natural oil is IN, Increased
rru6netion OF shale oil. In north
western Colorado. northeastern Utah.
southwestern Wyoming and in north
eFn Nevada lie enormous mountains
Of shales holding, ms blotter holds
mn more petroleum than nature
rfcrea n~av IN OH pools In the whole
vrcrtd
70 . a..>.r ex,en, prnnxvivania.
Ynai.na Kentucky TEXAS wlscon.
- Ng,rh,yan ana West Virginia
Ac1s d~posi,s Of oil shaIex
M .h.,ss do, largely of FOSSIL
>-~~cs.s AMI. ara the s.co,r ro~i,,on
- -s.cs. ara .r,r.,s layx.lv nc
~r.ts~ Th..s ,o.s,, o-gan,c aeno-,t,
- n,-h an hvsrox.r coutsnt and.
~n~r s,,h,.c,.d ~ hea, Weld iarrr
rrcrnr,,,r. ~ volatile matter which
v,sv \. conasrs.s "a oil
.ou,x,c~,
. W. . .s..,Iss
S s
That the production OF oil from
snaIe = pracueab'e' has been proven
q scotland. Where me anhuai pro
c1o.a iro"' ssoee" s4 80 80
sefai years oeen siou"a -'"'"''SV
annuauy'
ne asrraSc sNn =. s'Sos1" sn
khiions OF pe'ro'eu'" per 'on u
ase treateo
"inenesur snc mas map
u most Ok onc'c sam u.p"AS
TOT tne kove.nmsn.' repor's .nA' Va
Sofano ana ceAn A"nc sn.'o
enoukn snare capable OF ,'''uins
sSous or o't1r VT YOU 70 p'"s".
minimum OF w o'nuon oalre's o'
os petro'eum. conaA'nins i've o''-
o.rre's OF sso'lne. Nnse
ne esssases. .ou'u nAAe .ne
tAa ps9ooui. Asse "ons einc.
snaies oet"een so ana io' o''-
1oa oaHeA
sse .nA' .n's meAns may % un,
oo ps rceAl'ns INA. 70 oa's ~.
pIoseum proauced IN ine eh''so
otases - less thah nA billion oafrss.
NO tnAt tne ,o'1i es.'ma,eu Hcr
xosum w tne ~or.o ~ oe'~ee"
~ anu % Union parrs's-
WILL FLOW IN WHEN
I81CE WARRANTS
A. soon as the price Of natural
crude crosses the line where petrol
cum from shalc can be produced at
= profit, these vast new resources
viii begin to flow into the market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

September .f--str ksshsrrs Msru from
Henxkong VIA port. and vieferia. y. C..
a. 10 a. m. str Queen from Han Diego
via San Francisco at &iss n NJ. str
Northwestern from Southeastern Alaskan
ports At 1910 a. m
September 2e-str Santa Ana from
Southeastern Alaskan ports a, iiss ..
m; str santa Ines from West Coast
ports via ian Francisco and Giant Al
$40 .. m. ssr sprtuxfisid from Beston
via Philadslphia and ports a. .. M
sailed
September sf--u. g. q a. 6uohoSnssh
for cruise at s.fS a m. str Santa tnes
for Tacoma at sac a M: str Admiral
watson for Southwestern via BouthsAst-
ern Alaskan porta
September se-s,r Eastern Soldier for
New York via Port BIakeiy and ports at
7.ts p. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
HUGE BUILDING
PLANNED HERE
Steel Co. to Erect Steel
Handling Unit

The A. VI. Castle Co.. one Of the
largest steel firms In the United
States. for which Seattle Is the
Northwest distributing point. will
erect a huge brick building. 72o by
100 feet. just east Of Marginal way.
at Alaska st.. to be used as a steel
handling unit. Architect John Il.
Eevins. who Is planning the unit, cs-
Inmates the cost at about 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Shipping Board Ship
Sold to New Workers

The Edmor-. first OF the shipping
board vessels TO be disposed OF TO n
private steamship operator. has been
sold TO the Empire steamship Co,
OF New York. according to AN an
nounccmcnt here by shipping board
officials. Tho Edmorc. which has
been plying In tho Oriental trade.
was built In the skinner a Eddy
yards. and will be delivered In Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Status of Frisco Market

SAN FRANcISCO, Sept. 2i.---Butter--
Extras. CSC per ID: prime firsts. &c per
ID.
Eggs--Extras. 72hc per dog; extra
puiiets. SIC per doz: dirties No. I. s2c
per doz; vndersized puIlots. 4sc per doz
cheese--california flats. fancy. ace per
lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Last Jap-Built
| Vessel Now Here

The liner Eastern Sword. now
anchored In Elliott bay. Is the last
OF the vessels built In Japan for tbs
shipping board that will como e
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Money on Call

NEW YORK. ssr,. u Money on call
Per cent. sis months. per cent. rnsr.
camille paper. pr cent
ftar siiysr--iondon. tsge. Ssv York.
,pSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK Sept si.---crffee--Sa 2
no. tgsse per 10. Ne. 4 Santos lac
issc per N.
susas--Rs~. isTse p., ID, GRADUATED.
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A close counterfeit Of milk Il ~
ing made from peanuts.
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ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
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AsSs A. Va is a.
tfr~s itixh Tide
I % y VA. Tel n.
second low Tide
etki D. m. 90 "a
seseed itiEh Tide
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WEDNESDAY
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esse a. m. i , ~
ffr~t High Tide
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Canadian Gevevnmess

September ,o-str City Of seatti,
abcam Digby Island. northbound. at I
a. m: str Admiral Evans Off Green
Island. southbound. at n m: str al.
mirai Goodrich off Lawyers Light. north
bound. at $40 n m.
4. =. Naval Communication
September 20-Str Catherine ID. Eetch.
kan for Beliinghsm. las miles from Bell.
ingham Mt D. m; str Spokane. Retehl
kan for Seattle. 10 miles south OF Kstch.
kan at .. m: str EidridRe. Seattle foi
Shanghai. 900 miles from Seattle at 4 %
m; str West Holbrook. Seattle for New
Zealand. 1880 miles from Seattle at Q p
m. str Derbyiine. San Pedro for Manila
i,o32 miles from San Pedro at p. m.
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