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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS
SUSTAINED TWO YEARS AGO

Miami, Okla, Jan. 25.-Burns which
She received two years ago when her
clothing was ignitcd by an open stove
contributed to the death today OF Mrs.
bessie Freeman, S3 years old. She
never fully recovered from ,hc in
Jury which came near causing her
death at the time Of the accident.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
SENATOR HARRELD
AND PARTY REPORT
ENJOYABLE TRIP

Senator j. w. Harreld ana party
of friends have returned to Washing
ton from a trip to Panama, and from
the report the senator conveys in a
letter to s. A. Apple Of this city they
had a great time hunting and fishing
down near the equator.
Senator Harreld has developed into
quite plscatorial artist since enter
ing politics, and the result of his
catch as reported by him elevates him
into the class Of the professionals.
such as President-Elect Harding FOR
instance.
Recounting their adventure with
the Ramey finny tribe and hunting
the elusive deer. he says: 81 spent
two days hunting in Panama and
bagged a deer. also spent day fish
ing so miles out in the Pacific ocean
off what is known as Pearl Island.
There We're 10 in the party and we
caught G7 fish, caught II more
than anyone else.
"The 67 fish weighed 572 pounds
and ranged from 10 TO a. pounds
each. they We're all game fish and it
was certainly a red letter day in my
life so far rs sport is concerned.
"Awfully sorry you did not go with
us. why not bring Mrs. Apple and
come TO the inauguration, 1t will do
you good TO see Republican prosi-
dent sworn in"
Mr.. Apple stated that he was
sorry that he could not have been
one of the fishing party down in
Panama. but as far as onthusing
over the fact Of a Republican presi-
dent being sworn in to take the place
of the present incumbent he could
not work up an ounce Of hurrah stuff
to save his life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
Relieves
Rheumatism
IL You Haven't Tried Begy's MustnI.ino
You'll Marvel at its Speedy Action.

Oh, what quick relief The sharp, ago.
nizlng pains OF rheumatism relieved In a
lew minutes-gone In an hour.
No wonder rheumatic sufferers swear by
II and use II freely,
And now that YOU have In your home a
yellow box full Of this quiekes, pain killer
on earth. bear In mind that Il gives lust as
quick results when YOU have sore throat.
or a cold In the chest, or lumbago. neu.
ralgia or sore, aching feet.
us, rub II on that's all you have 10 do.
and you'll find that toothache, earaehe.
headache or bsekaehe won't linger with
you long
Just think--a 30e box is equal 10 so
bllsterins mustard plasiers, but I,egy's Mus
tarine cannot blister even the tenderest
skin-the yellow box-30 and so cents.
Frame Drug CO. can supply yor.
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
IMPORTANT MEETING
AT RECk JANUARY 81

County Agent mpkins, Home Dem
onstrator Church and School Supcrn-
,endent zanes will 90 to Reck jan
iary 81, to attend the community
Meeting which will be held there ON
.hni date.
The proposition OF the Carter coun-
y branch organization of the Okla
homa Cotton Growers association
viii be presented 10 the citizens Of
2eck during the meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
Before the Corporation Commission Cf
Oklahoma

Cause No. 4l5I.
Proposed order o. 1GS.
In re: Proposed order in the matter
Of preventing drilling in the Fox and
Graham gas fields, northwes, Of Ard
more. with rotary tools withou, the
drilling being followed with proper
casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25

Muskogee.-Body Of white man found
y hunters near railroad Mans skull
,elleved crushed with club found near
,oiy. Name found IN troJser pocket
Soah koffsinkle. Twenty-Five dollars
n two bills found tied around one
mike
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
WEDNESDAY

Rotary Club: Regular noon session
Of Rotary Club at Chamber of Com
merce. Dinner served at 12 o'clock.
l.. $ Dolman, president.
Al the Churches: Mid-week prayer
services at all the churches of the
civ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
Political Announcements

The Arimorcite is authorized to an
nouncc G. G. Sims as candidate for
the office of Chief of Police OF Ard
more. His announcement IS made sub
icct to the choice OF the democratic
voters at the city primary election to
be held in March.
Tho Ardmoreite Is authorized to an
nounce Jake Williams as u candidate
for the office Of chief OF Police Of
the city Of Ardmorc. His announce
ment Is made subject 10 the choice
Of the Democratic voters at the city
primary election which viii be held
ia March.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25

There is tide in The affairs of men,
which, taken at its flood, leads on to
fortune Shakespeare.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25

FOR SUPPER HOT ROLLS EVERY
DAY FROM l:30 TO Z. VI. SOLO
MONS BAKERY.-Adv. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25

FOR DINNER HOT ROLLS EVERY
DAY. SOLOMON'S BAliERY.-Ady.
1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
TIL RSDAY

Lions Club: The Lions will meet in
regular noon session Thursday at the
Chamber Of Commerce. Q. c. Lasher,
president.
Fourth Ward Mothers Club: The
Fourth Ward Mothers Club will meet
In regular monthly session, Thurs
day afternoon at the school building
Camp Fire Girls: Meeting Of the
Camp Fire Girls will be held at $3.50
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
Chamber Of Commerce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-25
FRIDAY

County Teachers: Members OF the
Carter County Teachers Association
assemble to meet in two days session.
Banquet at Chamber of Commerce at
$50 o'clock, Friday evening.
SATURDAY
County Teachers: Teachers meet In
TWO sessions, morning and afternoon,
IN the district court room.
The evening world., 1921-01-06
REQ EXHIBIT SPEED
WAGON LINE AT
SHOW.

What is considered one Of the
most complete lines Of commercial
vehicles ever displayed Will be on
view at the exhfbit OF the REQ MO-
tor Car Company Of New York at
the Highway Transportation Show
during this week in the 18TH Regi-
ment Armory, Among the types to
be shown will be a jitney bus. stake
platform truck, canopy top express
wagon, field dump wagon, panel-s side
delivery wagon and "A hearse. All Of
the types Of bodies displayed will be
mounted on the speed wagon chas-
sis.
The speed wagon chassis is in no
sense a converted passenger car"
says J. j. Hunt general manager Of
the REQ Motor Car Company of New
York This will be made evident
by comparison with the REQ passen-
ger car chassis, which will reveal
that it has a different motor, frame,
axle, wheels, tires, &c. The Jobs diff
fer wherever a truck should differ
from a passenger car. Pneumatic
tires and full electric lighting and
starting equipment are standard on
all speed wagons, which have a rec
ord OF six years OF use in a thousand
lines OF business. More than AZ, 900
Of these vehicles are now in servise.
some have nun in excess Of 4OO. 900
miles and are still, in operation.
The evening world., 1921-01-06

pard, President OF the Stewart Motor
Corpora ton Of Buffalo, and states the
latter is even more Optlmistio regard
ing the prospects or tho ensuing year.
We both feel" said Mr. Herman,
that ths first six months OF 1921
will even suTpass the big demand we
Supplied for the came period OF 1920,
which, our figures show, proved the
greatest, by far in the history OF the
Stewart factory. We base these
highly optimistic calculations on sta
tistics ON hand and very substantial
prospects"
The evening world., 1921-01-06
BIG AUTOSHOW
OPENS DOORS ON
NEXT SATURDAY
Many Dealers Arriving in the
CITY Daily Indicates Great
Interest.

Automobile trade executives
branch managers. dealers and sales
men from all parts Of the country
began to arrive in New York City
yesterday for the Twenty First Ma
ttoual Automobile Show. which opens
In Grand Central Palace at . p. NJ.
next Saturday afternoon. S. A.
Miles, general manager OF the expo
sitton here, as well as the one in
Chicago, both OF which are held un-
der the auspices OF the National
Automobile Chamber OF Commerce,
has sent out 10000 invitations to
dealers throughout the United States
to be present az the New York dis
play. and IL is the advance guard of
these who are now arriving. Every
big hotel IN the city has been re-
quested by Out-of- town automobile
men 70 save reservations for auto
snow week, Indications are that the
hostelries will be swamped.
Work Of decorating the four floors
OF Lhe Palace that will house the
record eNits = Of motor cars and mo
iOr car accessories began in earnest
yesterday morning Hundreds of
Workmen started early in the dsy 10
build the trelhs work around the
pillars on the main door and also 10
set up the many booths TO be occu-
pied. With the predominant decora-
i've coLors, red and green, in place.
. the Palace will undoubtedly make a
handsome setting for the big display
rms Is already in evidence from the
work thai has been accomplished
invitations to many men prominent
IN the affairs OF Nation and State
have been ISSUED by Mr.. Miles. and
no doubt these will he accepted by
All who can possibly attend. Amonr
those who have been asked to visit
the show are President elect Warren
q. Harding, Gov Nathan l.. Miller
ex-Gov. Alfred E. smith, Herbert
Hoover, Mayor John +. Hylan. Gen.
Pershing, Charles Schwab. w. r.
Wilson, Secretary OF Labor and ali
OF the members OF the Cabinet. as
well as all foreign Ambassadors.
Saturday, the first day of the show
has been designated as General
opening Day: Monday will be An
American Day: Tuesday, Automotive
Engineers Day; Wednesday, Society
Day; Thursday Army and NAVY
Day; Friday, Dealers Day: Satur-
day. Suburban Day.
The evening world., 1921-01-06
PREDICT BIG SPRING
DEMAND FOR TRUCKS

In forecasting the motor truck SIT b.
uation for the coming year, Eugene
p Herman, President Of the Herr
man Motor Truck Company, Eastern
distributors of Stewart motor trucks,
looks for an unusual demand for good
trucks beginning with spring, but ex-
treme difficulty in filling orders, dus
to the inevitable shortage caused by
factory conditions prevatling the past
several months.
Mr.. Herman has Just roturncd
from a conference with r. r. LAP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Stocks Under Bear
Pressure at Opening

NEW YORK 2pSoek
reaching highest 1919
AT initial dividend OF on iea chemical another favora
baldwin Locomotive, Pacific
ssS up Reading ies up n Nerthen Pacific ~ up A.phs
ssS, itbA American 7t up
CITY Southern ssls. IN
NEW yonK March ssTh Now York stock Msrast which FOR h.
Of rally Transaction -, =.
OFF
off
which
dividend decision
Mex lean
sole doWnt Go
was
pounded Ts
Do 10
declines uned
The meeting VIII b. held Ap
steel
az a viii not b. sreat hardship
rs,sem ~ p \. ssuasbaksp ~ ~ IA
.ssndustra Alcohol
81 Unchanged baldwin leeotys 81 southern
Unchanged Steel
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

dMsadsy-s osssatts~s)
Furnished ~ T. n. msnsssg 3 c.,
Uostss msssi 1ssildin9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
N. Y. Stock Exchange

thsenasy's Qsetstioosb
Furnished By L. ~, Manaias q Cs.'s pvt'
ssts n Ire. usties Hotel nsildinG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

Great Northern Tcrusinal-HN rara
Bsii ssrs~. Ter-ninai--u 3 C . q Sur
vsyor. s,r kanchstkA
pier is--Atr Admiral Rsfmar. Ger Tsuc~r.
Pier Str Bsndsr Bros. str Wilmington.
PIER str Hawaii Mara
ptef str Juneau. str Northwestern
pier i--schr Maid % Orleans
pter B---atr spoksn-.
pier p--str Admiral schisy
Pacific Coast Coal Buaksrs--ssr Eastern
Gtsu-
U. q shipping Board Ysres-str west.
ward Ho. str West ffifnrod. str tconi-
nm. str Yc~srnfts. str faiapa
Alaska steamship Moorinxs--s;r vie1rfa-
str ssnta Ana. sts skaKvsy.
STACY Street TsrmInai-~u g burnside.
Todd Dry Dock. str Forest King. sehr
Admiral Mayo.
Puget sound Bridge a Dredging Co.
str pattsrson.
Ans. rard-~Bsr Roosevelt
coirnan creosotinr co. Dock-sstr Horace
X Baxter
Heffsrn.n Doek--s,r Ketehlk.n. y q O
q s Algonquin
Marine Iron works--atr Expansion.
elliott Hay rard--s~hr Fanny Dutard-
tabs Union Halls Abtiis. Abnohs. Aby-
dos. Addison. Ailsnhurps. Ahmfk. An
thon. Baydsn. Bertrand. Hlnxsmsn
Biseays. BLACK Wolf. Bianfosd. Osi-
vin. HouEhton. reruta. Puyaiisp
Caxacan, caprsris. Cardia. Csnina
Charps. Chestsrfi~id. chateis. Cinsas
cinyrss. Corus. corian- cols. CIops.
Eltssa. Electra Endymion. Fort stsa-
viz. Fort Harrison. yott Jscsson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

wEsTIAKE
sxAu 50. Blue stem patent Tour. yrfs
sack stalls 1911. An. can crescsn,
sss coffee. ti.ss. SD. pail California
tzhc NJ. DO, roast. AYE n. stan fos
ma farins. use. tomatoes loo can
Stall is,. ms dried apples. use: . tail
cans salmon. zsc. stall i5e. Cream Of
stall iii, winersD apples. sf.oo boz. Ne.
] Yakima Gems. sf.ss per 100 Ma
ECONOMY
staf Is. cane sugar. ros Tte ns
Sic. stalls i-3-a hams. zee 10. bacon.
,1e 70. stall -. scratch feed. r,s zse;
ear mash. n. use. Stall 20. zoe cot.
fee. ~ rbs. $50, cocoanut, 7Sc n stall
ST. fresh milk. Toe Ut. best butter tse
70. Stalls alas. Soc can Royal baking
powder. sse: Blue Ribbon tea. CSC NJ
Stalls 1911. oranges. 1sc don. don zsc /.
se>disss grape fruit. for 7se stalls
7-s-s. 4t-rb. sack fine patent -four. ti.7s:
Rex hard wheat flour f7s.
CORNER
stan fs1, fresh ranch eggs. zoe dor !;
full cream cheese. 11c n. Stall o. Pike
g.. pansy plants. soc dor. daffodiiis. SOC
dox- Stall % Pike St, Oregon eggs zsc
doz-: butter. cheese. etc. Stall ss-3s Pike
st.. shoulder Of lamb. f5he 10: boiling
beef &c NJ. stall ~, soies. . MS use
salt herring, Toe. stan Iis. steer steak
zSc ~. steer pot roast. lbc N. stalls Is-
~. Oregon brick cheese. zoe n. best
eggs. s2c don stalls 1875, s-fb can
pineapple jam. ssc; big can tomatoes. Toe.
SANITARY
stall 1os. best American cane sugar. .
ms 7tc: cube sugar. fbs. 2ao. Stalls
1914. best fresh butter. 95c NJ: best
fresh ranch eggs. zoe don. stalls 5i-ss.
chicken halibut. zsc NJ. fresh black and
ling cod. itc NJ. Stalls 50-sz-ss, Swedish
potato sausage, Isc NJ. bacon zsc to ace
N. Stall i7z. 5-rb. pail honey, 100:
fun line vegetarian goods. Stalls z4-as,
large pkg. Olympic pancake flour, zoe
NJ J. %. coffee. &c. tizo. sfss. Stall
IS. Hilrs coffee. sc, AVN. can si.o7: 4
QUEEN CITY
Stalls -. large can apricots. 15c; IN.
pail Flake White SIC. Stall T. pure lard.
. ma sbc; lamb chops. zoe 10 stan 6.
pscnics. Ice 10. lamb chops. ms ssc .
veal outlets, 2 MS 35c. Stall 50. ms
sugar. TIC. bars Royal White soap. use:
pkgs. corn flakes. zsc stan 40, hal.
hut. use N. skinned soIes. 1bc NJ. Co
iumbia river snnslis 10c n. Stall 1s,
AVN. can Yale peaches. isc. zH-rb.
can Pacific cling peaches. ftc; large can
sprioots. isc.
PIKE PLACE
atAn II. Ds. best American cane
sugar. 7fc. beet sugar. ms. Tic. Staff
90, tall can carnstion milk. iohc: 700
can Royal baking powder arc; Blue Rib
bon tea, ssc NJ. ms zoe cocoa. 2sc.
Stall II. Eo-Hub Eaptha soap. bars
rae. medium size whole prunes. MS.
7Sc. Stan 80, hAlibut. zoe NJ. smeits. {
ms Use; Iing cod. ms CSC. Stall 81.
California pure homer. ms sSc; Gem
Nut margarine. 77e n. fresh peanut but
ter. ibs. 2bo. stall 30. seed I-oiAloes.
sLfS To ti-ss Per tAx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
MORE DECLINES
|. ON LOCAL MART
Rhubarb and Asparagus
Down; Butter in Demand

sun further declines were noted
on the market Tuesday Local rhu,
barb wa. selling al TO Q acntn .
pound. which In n decrease ~ and
2 cents. Asparagus was IN Ia 22
cents a pound, Some houses are
selling fancy stock AT 20 cents.
A steamer OF commodities was er'
pccted 20 arrive Tuesday from San
Francisco.
A car Of oregon caulifiow.r WINS
received on the avenue. The fancy
was being sold at ii75 crate.
The egg market was steady Tues
day. Jobbern had no fear oil more
br.aks nj the present time.
There Was a brisk demand for but
ter, with the market steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Ford Co. Finances
Are Reported Okeh

LANSING. Mich. March .s.-The
Ford Motor Co. has assets totaiing
o3SS.ss4.s<i.ss. according to the an.
nual report Of the company. filed
With the secretary Of state.
The company has sf5.ss7.24t5i
cash on hand. including deposits in
bAnka and credits owed to the com
pany total tst.4ss.s33s9.
The company's liabilities are
shown at siss.o25. 3eo.si, consisting
IT unsecured Indebtedness.
There are iT2.s45 shares OF the
company's stock In the Ford family.
divided as follows: Henry Ford. 35.-
al: Edsel Ford. his son. 1871: Mrs.
Henry Ford, s.sf3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
WOULD SELL
OIL rights
TO AMERICA
Great Britain Makes Offer
to u. S. for Privileges
in Mesopotamia
ny LLOYD ALLEN

\ IoNpON March 30. $500 Great
Nritnin has offered 10 sell American
Interests substantial portion OF the
0sputed Mcsopotamian oil fields. Il
yns learned from an authoritative
010rce today.
This fact developed simultaneously
With the information that the British
Z government has prepared a white
paper" presenting It's side OF the
ccntruversy TO date. intending TO
publish II az soon as the United
states grants permission to make
public the text OF the British answer
81 February IS. TO the American note
of November 90.
The proposal 10 substitute dollars
Tor diplomacy In settling the
petroleum. dispute had this condition
attached:
% r~cede from It's position that
Great Britain is maintaining
~closcd door, policy In Mesopo-
onmiA
The United Press was Informed
that the sale offer has been present.
- unofficiaiiy several times. but
that the whole proposition was pre-.
oented 10 two prominent American
vpFy recently. the British spokesman
being an oil man qualified TO handle
sch An important matter. The gist
" the conversation was reported 20
hnve been as follows
The Rritish spokesman: 1T Is an
o1nurdity for America to declare
Britain has closed the door In Meso-
pceAmiA- British concessions In this
territory were obtained by recognized
0eGal methods. We are willing to
share the. properties with American
companieS- But we insist on selling
cur property and not having Il con-
9lncated.-
One Of the Americans: Then the
whether Britain's Mesopotamian con.
ceNEions are vaiidT'
ne British spokesman: IT Amer.
Kan corporations want TO operate In
0esopotamia let them make a regu.
1ar business offer for part OF our
holdingS. We win consider II favor.
ally II II Is reasonable
NEW YORK. March :s.-"Amer.
han oil interests do not want the
right to buy into the Mesopotamian
al fields. but they do want the right
70 conduct explorations there and
develop that field the same as In any
ether Independent country" an Of.
f,ctxl OF big American petroleum
ccncern declared today. when IN.
1ormed Of the British offer to sell
eoncessions In Mesopotamia- He said
IT, reported offer had not yet been
offSctally conveyed to American oil
lntsrestsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

Honxke k-MArch ss-ssiisd. ST.
Whsstiand Montana for H~attis via
Shanghai kchs ard Yokohama
Yokohana March ss--Aaiied. ctr fa-
shims Mkru for Seattle
rosson- March sT~-Arrty-f. str Texas
from Seattle Via nstiinxhan. Portland.
Astoria. san Francisco. Daiboa and Ss-
Ycrk
Chartsstoa--Naych .t--Arrtsef. ctr
Wtlff.ro frora Seattle via Portland. fAn
Francisco. sss Pedro. Cristessi
aar rrsnefsro-Nareh tS--Arrfvsf. ssr
President from Seattle. .. IN; str Rosa
10 Mahoney from Seattle via Tacoma.
D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
DISCUSS MARKET SITES

Plans for tho establishment Of q
farmers market were discussed for
three hours Tuesday before the har.
bors and public grounds COMMITTEES
Of the city council Proposed mar.
kct sites at Fifth ave. and Virginia
st. and at the north end OF the Pike
Place market we're described by the
promoters backing the different
projects No action was taken by
the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
NEW YORK NEAR NORMAL

New York was hit harder than go.
attic By the recent business slump.
but Is on the road to normal again
now. according TO T. NJ. Schumacher.
president Of the FL Paso 4 south
Western railway. who was In Seattle
Monday afternoon on a tour Of in.
opection. Schumacher was accom-.
panied by Arthur c. James. vice
president Of the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
GRAIN MARKET
GOES DOWN

CHICAGO. March ~ --urain prices
declined on the Chicago Beard 81
Trade today. due "a reported damage as
q result % tho recent fspst over the
wheat belt There were liberal effer'
inss. bot fsu buyers accepted the ep-
partuniiy.
prosta ians we're lower
March wheat. opening up lie At
asA declined Nc th later trading
MAY lsssat epsned up We at tlst,. but
dfopred = later
May corn. opening ~ sc At etse. to-s
lie In later trading July ezra opsusd
up Ne At csc. but lest that fraction sabs
s-aacntiy.
Mar oats opened up Ae at Ne and
drupg~d &c later. July oats. opsninG
unchanged at siA loo, 80 later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

DENVER. March t,--caf,i.--r Receipt.
i.teo, Market use Loser. Steers tie
1850. eo-. ard bsifers, tfosts stock.
ere and feeders. ts.te8sst. calves. 81
Ella
Hoss-neerip's. i.see, MARKET rs q tox
io~sr. Top. tie. bulk. ttteesfs
Sheep Receipts. ss0a. Market fse
lover Lambs sTfkgs svss uTtUe.
feeders. o. 10 ESQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March ss--rorsgrn or.
change epsnsd slightly higher today
sterling, tasi& francs. so.ssf lire.
20 eco marks. fois1n Canadian dol.
iars fos&ts. troaen. 30 lisa
Foreign ssehsnse ciossd firm. Sterling
Ess fssta francs. 90 staN lire. 20 sos
marks. to.tS7A Canadian dollars.
%. ~. kfonen. to.iras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. March s,--catti---n Re
cstpis. 81 Market steady. unchanged
Hoss-Harket steady. unchanged
Hhasp-neeetpts -. Market sio~, un
changed.
Huttsrs~ttr ~.
ETes-se . str dos
Cheese Tripists. tsG rfe n
flsue--ss fec ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Mason. @. w. ifi2 Second ave. w.
boy.
Chester. Hans. zf7t w. s3rd. boy.
Dawson. Charles H.. Jr.. ssii Ninth
~. w. boy
Daiquist. ". W. Richmond Beach.
boy.
Roberts. r.. NJ. so5 18th ave. girl.
Johnson. Ernest. 2it0 w. 9Th. girl.
Christensen. Clarence. 30zs w. sch.
boy.
Kimura. ". Thomas. girl
Nakagawa. Genichi. IFS Main St. boy.
Mnrrla Enrfnn Ig1 lard & hnY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
rAJIMA MARu LEAVES

With 1000 tons additional cargo
taken on at Vancouver. II. c., the
Nippon yussn Kalsha steamer TIA.
jims Maru. which left here saturday.
was 10 sail Tuesday for the Orient.
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CHICAGO. March s,.--Hscsip,s. sseee,
Nartst 1s9ter ieww Huik % sales.
tsseuSfss butchers. fstSU5fe. pack.
tas. o. gs8Eses flsht. % fsaiese. pigs.
fstsaieso fouxhs. tTtsUtSo.
Cattle Receipts. t.eee Market steady
beef tr8faft butcher stock. fsteO
as Gamers and cutters. fs.fb0t. stcrk-
sss and feeders. ttUsft. eo~s. tt7s0sl
calves. fT.se0ie
sheep Receipts. isees. Make, ;ts
loser. lambs. tfefst. ewes fset5s-
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DEATHS

johnson. +. l., age unknown. city
hospital
Johnson. Lem. &C, New Arlington
hotel
gsnderson Time az issi sheIby
Fujioka. Ichiro. 81. Maiden. wash.
Cornell, James. 1, III 36th ave.
Hahn. Mary NJ. 80. 900 N. 5gth.
Quinn. James j.. 80. 2f0s 10th ave.
w
Anderson. Clara. 80. 1924 LAUREL
shade ave.
Dietz. Jennie r.. ~, 127 22nd ".
Bldinger. MARGARET A. 20. 9is 32nd
ave-
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Money on Call

NEW FORK. March ss.-Monsy On osli.
per cent sir months. per cent. msr-
camille paper. y per cent
Nar siivsr-Ss~ York. s1ha
Demand stpFiing-~tfeiA.