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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
NEW YORK SUGAR PRICES.

NEW YORK, December 1S.-The
local market for raw sugar was quiet
and. as no fresh business was report
ed. prices were unchanged at 3M Tor
Cubas. cost and freight. equal to 4.63
for centrifugal There were buyers
at quoted prices. while offerings were
light. with holders asking slight ad-
vances.
The recent decline in refined failed
to attract any increased demand and
business continues light. Prices were
unchanged.
A little scattered covering and sup
port from trade interests gave the
sugar futures market a steady under
tone and closing prices were un-
changed to points higher. January
closed at 4.2o; March, 4.40; May, 400
and July. All.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Wide sheet
ings today were revised to basis
of so cents for 1914 pepperell
bleached. Cotton goods were steady
with trading lighter. Yarns showed
a slight increase in inquiries. Bur-
laps quiet and wool markets steady.
The underwear trade still complained
of little new business.
Prices are: Print cloths, 23-inch
e4xs4s, 6kc: 38h Inch 64x64s. 6hc:
brown sheetings. southern standards.
SIC; tickings. ENC: denims. indigos,
2. eos, Csc: staple ginghams, II &c and
zoe: dress ginghams. Csc and 27hc,
nominal; prints, 12hc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
''The Lottery Man."
New Wallace Reid
Play, at Black Hawk

Wallace Reds latest starring
vehicle is The Lottery Man." .
Paramount-Artcraft picture, which
is coming to the Black Hawk the
atre tomorrow. It Is q picturiza-
ton Of Rida Johnson Young's play
of the same name. Originally pro-
duced at the Bi.ou Theatre. New
York. in 1910, with Cyril Scott In
the stellar role, the comedy scored
an emphatic hit and later followed
its long sojourn on Broadway by
an extended road tour with several
companies. 1t was hailed in all
sections Of the country ~ the most
entertaining farce Of the day. All
its breeziness and fun-making
qualities are said to have been re-
tanned in the screen version, and
Wallace Reid, in the role Of tbs
chance-taking hero, gives . spirited
performance. Tho story concerns
a young man who, to pay a debt,
impulssvely starts . lottery with
himself offered As prize to the wo-
man holding the lucky coupon.
Wanda Hawley and Harrison Ford
are included in the cast.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
tsThe Dream Cheater"
Classic Adoption
at Rialto Theatre

Suppose a mysterious Persian
potentate picked you up in his
limousine at a time when you we're
down and out, took you to his beau
tifuily furnished apartment and
gave you q magic talisman, explain
ing that the possession Of this
charm meant the realization Of any
wish you might make; that hence
forth anything in the world would
be yours for the asking-the girl
you love, riches or power. And then
suppose he told you that after a
given number Of wishes your life
would be forfeited. Which would
1you choose-the charm with all its
brilliant promise or poverty and
life?
J. Warren Kerrigan is called up
on to face this momentous problem
In his latest Brunton production,
The Dream Cheater," an adapta-
ton Of Honore de Balzac's great
classic, The Magic Skin"
Go to the Rialto theatre Sunday
and see If the handsome hero's deci-
sion amounts to what you would
have done In the same circum-
stances.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
Variety Bill at
the Palace, Moline,
First Half Of Week

New bill ct the Palace, Moline,
starting tomorrow matinee, brings
featuring Ernest Anderson
and Marjorie Burt in Home, Sweet
Home" and are admirably fitted
with Z medium to bring out their
pronounced ability and to give each
an opportunity for individual char
acterization. Miss Burt appears as
the clinging vine type Of an ador-
ing wife. who submits to the fire.
quent morning crouch Of her stern
and exacting husband. How she
manages to take the Affairs Of her
home into her own hands, conquer
the temperamentAl spouse and set
her house in order, is best seen to
be appreciated. While there are
many moments Of hilarious comedy
throughout the episode. : being Of
deep satire is apparent, lifting the
Offering to . higher standard than
IL usual In domestic comedies of
the vaudeville stage.
Dandy is = 'superlative Of dou-
BILE meaning. It implies . stand
ard Of merit and = meaning Of ap-
pearance. Both meanings are ap-
plieable to the .Amaranth Sisters
who are indeed . dandy dance duo,
with good voices thrown in for
good measure. They are decidedly
attractive in appearance, dance
wide variety OF dances and have a
different way Of putting over songs.
Wellington and Sylvia. q clever
comedy jugsier and . pretty wom-
an who specialiEes In crayon por-
traitures, comprise this duo Of en-
tertainers who present a unique
combination Offering which they
bill under the title Of eccentric
manipulation. consisting of comedy
juggling and artistic crayon pict-
ufes.
The Elrey Sisters spesent q SER
les Of dances On skates, which in
ciudes some Of the most dificult
and graceful steps ordinarily done
without rollers. Miss Glare Elrey
holds the worlds record for the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

Md buy your meats where your dollar does it:
most duty. WE are keeping the high cost Of
meats down because we are the working man.
riend. We are putting on special for Saturday
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
Wonderful z
: Splendid Drama
+ The Masquerader'

,lkenly theatre-goers are sell
= 4lrded such an opportunity
= Wening and tonight 1t the
- ny Bates Post, known ~
nj American. showing what
~ stage Art In his por-
~ u two entirely different
sftsss In The Masquefader."
! play 10 one Of the most sig
MT dramatic successes and
- ligAt's audience enjoyed every
~ Il took for the three acts,
scenes. No one could pos
= anything else but look in
While Post enacts first the
4 John Chilcots, member Of
1itsh parliament and then Of
L1der, his cousin, his exact
1D1st. Chilcote was fast bo-
. victim Of drugs and
! vasa the play opens, follow
q beastiful prologue when
No met in . dense London
He enactment of the torcher-
na'Aed fend which Chilcote
~ becomes was perfectly
.!d, not once repulsive in .
ues sense, and no less won
Va his portrayal Of what
~ could have been, and
IN been. Several times
master change was unusual-
but beautifully clever.
Oilcots dies from his in
- while Loder Is taking his
! parliament. and making
- name famous, and 10
eeaDias his identity from tho
ans wife. Every moment
~ pay is artistic, and Post
alieo oot for . curtain speech
- % spoke very beautifully
~ q the stage. His voice
stsl and Is used as An in
h the play.
tuas Mr.. Post In the lead
Ne Alice John, who takes
Of Mr.. Chilcote's wife.
W. Baton the faithful
y tho Chilcote house who
~ much to keep Chilcote
w NO does all in his power
an light the drug. Other
Characters we're SPLEEN
= Post Of course who
e performance the thing
y nd art which It Il.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
VHara Comes
l!inois Tonight
akomantic Comedy

sat,e adventure Of Ter.
wensn. visualised By the
lsesonality Of riske
|SM = uafolded tonight At
THsatre to the entire
" host Of admirers and
49, Amcrica's foremost
3 IN "Springtime In
As romantic comedy, IN
and written BY Anna
~! A. may bo.infsrred
etlA he scenes ~ laid
II: OHara's support
~ enlists the services Of
Known players. Mr..
49, under the direction
q Pitou Inc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

toe spin. They are assisted by
Mencher and perform their
evolutions in . special setting.
Other Orpheum acts on the bill
are the ultra-humorist. Valentine
Vex, In his ventriloQuial classic,
THE Clubman," Jimmy Dunn, that
funny, foolish fellows and the usual
late kinogras and topics OF the day.
The fourth episode Of the thrill
ing serial, king of the Circus"
will be shown Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

- = Gasl -
= - Ma)aSlfs
4 non1E&

1 vilI Asvs - ~
16olay. Mis- Lila La.
= Dssson. This youth
q n 4 he screen viii ar
Wednesday morni1g
- With other her moth
flulss and will spend the
= M q the guest q the
H1otya Miss La will
11n1s Of the hooss II N
1oegpsion which che will
n r. = foysr. and II y poSsi-
=. - ~ will make several
~ i1fh hon the stage, falling
y mnfi1ooees.
IN. ~ 4 one Of Pafam0unt's
-. even though she still
9 SSne Wy to 80 before she
" ~ ase Of 20. She has
so features With Elliott
Ronas Meighaa and wal
. ~ md at present ID being
~ icyaen ia Midsummer
~ 4 william De Mile pro-
+ ~ will also be seen
- Charm School"
go notable work In MALE
6 = In which she was CO.
~ Thomas Meighan and
6o1ason, was the best act
~ ever done. She Is rap
nj61ne the experience neces-
~ nke her . star In her own
snl will soon be placed in
fG1lure Is the chief player.
l1e possible to bring Miss
uDck Island because she IL
~ her Christmas vacation
|fpiatives In Chicago. Nessrs.
6tN and Hopp persuaded her
I'D / visit to Rock Island, and
here she will be the per-
1 gusst Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
)n1eM.
N little star IL one Of the most
b1hls Of screen players. AL
- nttls more than q girl. she
y adyanced through many sue
6U1Vs stages Of theatrical exper-
-. she was for some time the
~ member Of Gus Edwards
rfaal school boys and girls, and
M PLAYED in all the leading
IiWils theatres Of the coun-
h b addition to being q clever
m. she is an accomplished
nCeesd dancer. Little Cuddles"
\ m her nickname since go
50tAs stage.
1nsn experts declare Miss Lee
/ - The ideal screen face. Her
; Strikingly black and her
= m tAiY that the contrast II re-
D)n1lA Her dark eyes set OF q
y ossFsly expressive. 20 that
0toDe sharp contrasts she reg
- lorfectly.
aaeGr Quinn Of the Majestic
I'm was unable to get . Lee
~ = short notice, and 20 on
l1lag he II playing Miss Lees
va t10onsl friend, Dorothy
> Tying Pat"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

assuming public in the
e!:eovered the super
TMUT and MEADOW
~ CHOCOLATES, q
= Increased voaler-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
THE DEALER

Who aims to give his customers
high-class CONNECTION and full value
cannot do business without Delta
nut and Meadow Brook milk choc-
olates.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18
VOTE OF C0NFwENCE.

Paris. Dec. 16.-The chamber Of
deputies voted confidence IN the
government, 4S3 to S., after dis
cussing the resignation Of Andrew
LeFevre, the war minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Married Couples GETTING
$4,000 TO Get Rebate

According 90 new ruling received
Thursday by william Il. Boekn. chic
~ the Internal revenue office in ~
attic. the way IL open for all morris
couples whose taxable Income b
more than $4,000 20 secure a refund
~ their taxes. paid during the ycarl
1911. 1913 and 1919. as well as TO ldv
~ the amount they VIII have 20 rse'
In the future. III
The gist Of the new rule read
Community income. including cat
pensation for personal services rsa.
dsrea by either spouse, may, for tie
purpose OF income tax. be equally ~.
yided between husband ana wife nad
reported BY them In separate n.
turna."
Chief Beeks gives the following "
ample ~ the working out OF this ride
assuming a family Of two whose tx
able income Ia $4,000.
In tho old way. the husband. o.
head Of the family. WINS exemfffd
g. 600. leaving $4,000 subject TO tlx.
The first $1,000 OF this was taxed ~
Iff h'Ntf VT WV 4 if fffHaltAVE
$4,000 was asseHscd nj 4 per cent or
SLIGO. In addition there was "A tDr
tax Of tTi0. Tho total tax. then. Jaid
on the $40. 900 came 10 1890.
Under the new rule. husband md
wife each report an income ~ 10.
900. Excmptlng 1900 leaves fa0Ot
10 he taxed Tho 4 per cent on ths
first $4,000. coming TO slGo. leaves
5000 az : per cont. or 800. The
sur1ax 81 $40 brings tho total ns
scaainent Of each spouse TO 1910 OF
f.3t0 on the original $50. 300 income
The family thus In saved $3.50 under
the new way Of computing
This new rule applies only 10 cios'
states that have a community prop
er'y law.
Blanks for the refund may 10 oh
tanned AT room z2s. federal building
In each ease the husband will hny'
TO enter n revised statement. shll'
the wife viii make an Original re
turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
MILKMEN
FAVORINC
OLD plan
Would Compute Prices on
the Basis Adopted Six
Months Ago

Following n conference In the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms We'd
nesaay, the Seattle MIX Dealers as
soclatson sent n communication 10
Mayor Caldwell. requesting that tho
city health department compute milk
prices now as they did when the
controversy arose six month"; ago.
The letter reads In part;
"Slx months ago. when n situation
identical 10 that existing today arose.
n milk committee took the situation
IN hand and rendered a report, tx
ing permanent basis for arriving
AT fair price for milk. Try accept
ing this finding. which provided for
n price adjustment every three
months TO be computed by the health
departmcnt. both sides subscribed 70
the principles upon which the finding
was based.
October I was one OF the dates
specifically mentioned for such read
justment OF price. agreeable 10 the
formula set forth. Since both sides
agreed 10 this as n fair formula BY
accepting II. we therefore call upon
You TO direct the health department
20 make said computation. and an
nounce said price in accordance win
the foregoing findings"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
TO MAKE REFUND|U, OF ". TOTALS
ON INCOME TAX NEAR 5000 MARK
Only 20 Short at Noon; Over
S125.OOO Taken in

The registration at the university
by noon Thursday fell 20 short Of
tho 5000 mark. according 10 the
campus statistician.
Registration will come 10 an abvo'
lutte close Friday afternoon. Univer-
aity officials fear that despite their
efforts TO hold down registration, u
viii Surpass last quarters mark OF
5000 enrollments. The later regis
trants are mostly graduate students
and those whose vacation Jobs do
not expire till October !.
More than ii25 900 has been taken
In M the buraar's office since regis
tration began last Friday. This In.
ciudcs the tuition. laboratory and A
=. u. w. fees.
OF the A. s.. u. w. amusement,
which IL $40 per student. 10 per cent
goes 10 the stadium fund. 10 per cent
20 the campus health service and
the balance remains In the associa
tons treasury.
Preceding the nil.U mixer last
night the first Daily Gang Bust" OF
the school year was held on the
Commons. Dean Spencer and Prof
Maurice Hlckiln, a new addition 10
the journalism faculty. addressed the
coming journalists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
DECLARES S1OO
BAIL FORFEITED

Superior Judge Walter Ftch de-
clarcd the $1,000 bail offs. Il.
Manard. charged with grand
larceny. forfeited when thfefond-
ant failed 10 appear for triiThurs-
day.
Manard was charged wit appro-
priating $500 belonging to. r.
Socger. 2037 33rd ave. S. n bonds
men are Max Friedlandcr hd Sam
Stusser.
The court was told thntI second
warrant charging grandlarceny
had been filed reocntlyagainst
Manard, accusing him ofhpropri-
atlng about $1,000 In surance
premiums. He is said to i've fled
when he learned OF the send war
rant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
fewer STRIKES
NOW, He SAYS
Labor Disagreements Seem
to Be Decreasing
py RALPH =. Couch

WASHINGTON. Sept so.-organ'
lied labor is beginning to moderate
its drive for repeated wage increases,
Edward +. Cunningham. Of the con
citation bureau OF the labor depart
ment. said today. probably as al
rect result OF the country. wide price
cutting wave.
The strike epidemic seems com
p,etely ended" said Cunningham.
.aNot more than $4,000 men now
are involved In labor disaErcements.
Only two cases were referred 10 the
department this week for adjust
ment. A short time ago we got from
II to 90 new cases each week. More
men are working regularly now than
at any time since the srnisticc.
'-The rank and file OF organized Ia
hor seems willing to walt the results
Of the price cutting wave III 9
should prove a permanent reduction
In prices the result. OF course. woult
lie equivalent TO higher wages Th'
worker would he able TO buy mor'
commodities and more Varieties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

gnlth Cove terrnlnal-~Str Edmnre, str
city Of SPOKANE.
pier it-str fxion. str Tai,hybius
Great Northern dockS-~sfr Toyohashi
Maru. str kashina Maru-
pier 7-Sfr Forest King
pier str Northwestern.
Grand Trunk dock--Stf city Of Seattls-
pier D--str Admiral Rodman.
Pacific Coast coal bunksrs--Btr Eastern
sword.
Pacific coas, Engineering work.-str
Eastern Leader.
Hanford ~. tarminai--str IT. Paul. bk
Guy G. siosA. hgs =. D. Peters.
puthfa yarda4-Htr Griffdu. str Maauan.
Fast waterway terminai--str West Ison.
Todd drydocks--sgr westward Ito. afr
Eikton. str Eiihu Thomson.
Pacific Coast Bridge A Dredging plant
str Patteraon.
tmea yardn-str Roosevelt.
Hefferuan drydooks-Schr Blaatind. str
Hrookdale.
Fisher mllls--str Klamath.
Lake UniUn--Huils A&liiR. Abnnba, Ab-
| ydoa, Addison, Alienhurst. Ahmik. An
thon. hayden. bertrand. BingRmou
| Biscayne. Black Wolf. Hianford. DEL
win. Boughton, Pezuta. Puyailup
Cabacan, capraria. cardia. csnina
Charus, Chesterfield. Chalcis. cinsas
cinyraa, Corus. cozian. Cola. Clone
FllaEa. Electra. Endyfaion. Fort Har
rison. Fort Jackson For, stenwiE
Fort Union. Tmufka. I,eotL Kitan
| vIneennes, sohr Salvador.
West Seattle eievator~-str KayHeekA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Oils Make Mem Ions
In Second Hour of
Mem York Trading

market opened Irregular
openn wei
ftH "a untea
7 baltimore ohio % off ~ Food ro
bSA up
southern si4 or Canadian Pacific igTs OFF 7.
the deeh
sold at sh ana the a
sold io5S. the lowest price IN
Pacific reaching WITHIN
a Of month
II and WHY'S
touched l0A.
closed lre guiar.
soThe financial review this after
DON
description or
N OF sgnueah'
isuHca
session
further to i' ana
relative RAJ 20 ias
the market In MID
concerned
points In Few
instances Motors displayed growing weakneaA"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
cCarthy Opposing
Favor to Rumler

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 40
President w. II. Mccarthy. OF the
Pacific Coast league. was standing
pat on his declaration TO resign i'm
medlately II today'H meeting OF the
league directors reinstates Bin Rum
Ter. suspended Salt Lake player.
when the directors went into session
this morning.
"If the directors reinstate Runler.
which / am confident they Will not
do" Mccarthy said as he went into
the meeting. II viii Immediately
pick up my hat and walk out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
COOKING RPLES
BELOW NORMAL
Local Crop DOW, But East
ern washington Crop UP

with the approaa Of the fan sea
non, apples take r. Lead In fruits
while among the vsctables tho chief
interest Is ccnteres in potatoes. car
rotr. onions and abbage.
The local cookpf apple crop this
year Is oonaidersty below normal.
according 10 iowrn who are In
touch with the euation. while the
crop In Eastern washington ~
ported very goo IL y 'Aue'h'i.
doubtful. comnsFion men say Y
local cooking ap'cH WIN aeAn"h" 10
the low price isti OF last year.
Green figs az quoted ut ss.oo a
box Thursday. mich IN nisht ha
vance.
The butter sid egg hhfhet ""'
unfcatured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
CANADIAN SHIP
RUNS ON ROCKS

VANCOUVER, T., C., sept. so.--d.
T. T.. steamer Prince Rupert which
sailed from Vancouver for the North
ON Monday. struck a rock while lessv'
ing Swanson bay az midnight Tues
day. ana water came In 80 swiftly
that Capt Duncan Mckenzie beach
ed the vessel In order that the pas
senEcrs should run no risk. The
eompany's vessel. Prince John, went
TO her assistance and took Off the
passengers. proceeding North with
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
WHEAT PRICES
OFF nine CENTS
Other Grains Decline in Chi
cago Pit

CHICAGO. sept 3o.--whea, fu-
lures dropped DC on the Chicago
board % trade today, other gralns
also declined. Heavy liquidation. due
TO the continued decline IN prices OF
various commodities. was the princi :
Pal factor December wheat was Off
DC aud March was down ~. &c. De-
crmbrr corn was off Sc.
The market opened fairly steady
but heavy selling brought a quick
reaction and grains fell 20 lower
prtceMs
Provisions closed lower on tho
weakness In grain.
December wheat opened up NC ct
t135 aud closed of 3c3 March wheat
opened at t3s0. unchanged. and
closed down aAr.
september corn opened At sf.so. NJ
tc. and closed down hc. pecnn,brr
corn opened down .e at esse and
closed of Sc.
september oats opened At Sc. un-
changed. aud closed off sAci Decrn
her oats opened up We at sss and
closed down Ac.
CHICAGO. Sept so.--cash wheat
No. : rcd. SAFE. Ne hard. t4tii
No. J hard. t.e9Uz5i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
From Weather Bureau

TAroOsH ISLAND. sept. Sos A. ~
Failing barometer. suihtins Wind south
vest. 40 niirs an hour. Passed IN stf
W. = Porter AZ $40 o'ciesk last ntsbt
passed out. A steamer at o'elock last
niEht,
september .s--it,s A. NJ --fleAri wind
northeast. IS miica an hour. Passed ~
STR Everett AZ 70 30 a. M ctr kiamein
AZ noon Passed out four mast -
barkcnttne. towing. at ifss9 a. ~. y
N. Char. Wind northeast. - miles ~
hour Passed out A two-maEsud steam
schooner. black stack with white and
rcd bands. at ,. IA. A. A-fasscd
In. str Yosemite al y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

Horoiuiu--ssiisd September 10 htf
Helene for Puget Sound ports; s'f Port
Angeles for Seattle via San Frane8seo.
towinK bxa Rufus Wvoi.
San Francisco--Arrtyed septHmbsr aei
SIR steel worker from Seattle via Van
eouver n. C.. ~ a. NJ.
Port Towns~nd--Pssaed In September
IS. ar Everett for Everett at sac p.
m. str Prince George for Seattle al 40
.. m
Evsrsss--Arrivet September -; Str
perbIay from seattle At p. m str y, y
Loop from Seattle via Port Ludlow al I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
FATHERS IDE

Bhdegroom--''Thc billsor your
trousscau? Why. l thoht your
father paid these"
Bride--"it is customaryiear. But
papa thought you wouldathcr do
II than give him tho hmiliation
OF borrowing the moncyiom you"
Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
u. S. Ship to Take
on Canadian Cargo

For the first time on record. one
OF the U. $. shipping board carriers
has been permitted TO take cnna'
dian freight for the Orient This
privilege has been frequently denied
American ships.
Tho steamship West ison or tbs
West ivis. OF the United States
merchant marine fleet operated by
struthers and Dixon viii proceed
10 British Columbia port for ear
goes early In October. II has beer
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

s~p,srnher se--atr Admiral nodmsn
from southeastern Alaskan ports q,
m ssr Klamath from SAn Francisco a.
a.
september s1-str Knyseska from Sor-
roIS via San pieso az si1e .. M ar
Forrest King from San Franchise va Ia
coma a. $50 .. ms sfr AtmAFaf tfe~ef
from Tacoma a. 3ite p. m ctr lsfnaan
stewart from Vancouver. n C.. at -
q. m ar Prince GssrSe from Prince HUI
pert. Il. c. az ssso ., IN.
sailed
September se-str Northwestern Tor
cordosR via Southeastern and southwest
.ro Alsska at 9ies a. m. L. T. G. Burn
side for sea duty at t3it a. m str Al
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p. m. str prrbiay Tor West coast va
everett At fisa .. IN. str Prince seoFka
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Denver Market Status

DENVER. Sept o.--Cattle--Rcceipis.
? 400 head. market lower steers. $50
SO So cows and heifers. fba 7.zs; stock
ers and feeders. s6.7ba 1880. calves. IS
0t0.5O.
lower. Top, $3.50. bulk OF sales. 1850
uis.
sheep--Reoeipts. $4,000 head; market
steady. Lambs, ,t2di2.so. ewes. - U
$3.50. feeder lambs. tiz.2Bufa