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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
Found a Cure for Indigestion.

II use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets for indigestion
and find they suit my case better
than any dyspepsia remedy / have
ever tried and l have used many
different medicines. I am nearly
fifty-one years of age and have SUI
fered a great deal from indigestion.
can eat almost anything ! want
to, now" writes George w. Emory,
Rock Mills, Ala. These tablets con-
tain no pepsin but strengthen the
stomach and enable 1t to digest the
food naturally
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

Cold settled In the muscles of the
neck. arms or shoulder makes
every movement painful Use Bal
lard's Snow Eminent. II relieves
the pain and relaxes the muscles.
Three sizes. soc. coo and $l2o.
Sold by ell druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

The Masonic fraternity always
uses the northeast corner of the
foundation of building in which
to place the cornerstone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
LOCAL AUTOMOBILE.
BUSINESS GOOD
DEALERS SAY

Practically all the automobile
dealers in Albuquerque report that
business is good--all are optimistic.
The outlook for a greater volume
of business this year thar
ever before. Prices being back on
a normal basis and the fact that
the public has not bought to any
great extent for the past two years
is responsible for the present con-
dition.
The Hoover Motor company, dis
tributors of Nash. Oakland and
Jordan motor cars and trucks, re-
port good business during the past
two weeks and suggest to pros
pective automobile buyers who are
interested in any of their lines an
early placing of orders. At the rate
the cars have been delivered during
the past two weeks their stock will
soon be depleted and then after
that delivery will be very uncer-
tain,
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
l9NIh uthuch
men n1O1t-
BLOMd DeaHy or
the charms 9f
dnSkv hair and skin?
aHHEerSSR@s>z4lkE8NE

BRUNETTE" one man will in
ID sist, and then belle his state
ment by displaying an intense
interest in the fairest blonde.
Blonde" another will claim un-
waveringly and then promptly sue
cumb to the graces of a dark-eyed
brunette.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27


attracted by distinct types-by who stand out
definitely in their general colorng whether fair or dark
The coorng Of your hair, ewes and skin is subtly
blended by that disturb the color scheme by the slight
est shade detraCts from the beauty of your type.
So closely does the ParSenne observe this that she
shade and of her rouge and poudre with
the
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
SIAdy r0Ar 01Vn c0I0riHg

In the century-famed ate
liers of DORM of Paris, Pou-
dres and rOuges, of exquisite
softness and refinement, have
been perfected for the many
types of brunettes and blondes.
They are imported from Paris
and sold throughout America
in the better drug and de-
partment stores.
We have prepared a book
let: What is Your COlOring?"
1t defines the various types
of beauty and recommends
harmonizing combinations of
pOudre and rouge for each
type.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
GRAIN PRICES
TAKE A JUMP
Wheat Crop Suffers From
Lack OF Rain

CHICAGO. March .f.--Grain prices
advanced on the Chicago Board Of
Trade. duo 10 reports OF the wheat
crop suffering because Of lack Of
rain and lack OF offerinws Commits
sion houses bought freely. Trade
was light Provisions were irregu-
lar.
March wheat opened up INC at
close. May wheat opened up fc at
ara and gained an additional Sc
later.
May eorn~opened up ne'at s7Ee
and advanced Nc later. July corn
y G subsequently,
May oats opened up 10 ct tfxc
and gained re In later trading. July
opened up Nc ~ az g ana gained
y c later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Mrs. Stillman.Is
Gaining Defense

BUFFALO. ~. r., March 21.-Mrs.
Fiji" Potter stiilman won n new and
powerful champion here today.
III. Phelps Clawson, banker and
prominent I'm society. declared he was
ready TO go on the stand when the
divorce suit brought by her huH-
band. James A. Stillman. president
OF the National City bank. is brought
to trial.
Clawson and another Buffalo man.
whose maine is being kept secret at
present, will testify that Stillman
and his wife were living together nj
their country home In Pocnntlco Hills
IN the early part OF 1918 Guy SIN.
man was horn In November of~that
year In his suit. stiilman In alleged
to charge sthnt Fred Bcauvala,
Trcnoh-canadian guide. Is the father
OF the boy.
In statement today. CIawHon
characterized the charges brought by
Stillman against his wife. as false.
ridiculous and absurd"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
they've LOST
THEIR FERRY
Officials Admit She's Run
ming; Don't Know Where

Answering . communication from
Attorneys Roberts a skeol. asking
that the ferryboat Aauiia be leased
to persons whom they had inter.
erted. the county commissioners
Monday naid tho Aauiia was at
present In use. but claimed To be
uncertain an TO Just where she Is
plying the waters.
II In UNDERWOOD that the whole
ferry controversy m being held In
sbeyance until the county can get
decision from tho supreme court
OF the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Market Is Easy as
! N. Y. Trading Opens

NEW iiA buish feeling ruisd trading at
the New York Stock Exchange today.
Aside feeling selling
s mssy ,srss .ss.s bank ssasems@ w
VIII - y.
ohrr California Petroleum holding above ~
United states steel S"s ghr gecsrs Asphsn poo
Y.
studebak.r 20 OF Atlantic Gulf - y VI Msen
oodrieh t7H Reading
Rubber II -,
forenoon ssYien and
Motors
mark
h: Columbia unehsnssS rrodust
sea. American WOODEN. est. v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Honrkong--Marcn fT--Arrived. str
West Jappa from Seattle via Vancouver.
MOL and Shanghai March is-ssiisd,
str Alabama Aaru for Seattle via shanE- :
hal. Kobe and Yokohama
March i7-Arrfvsd, str
Ives from Seattle via Vancouver
Pbiladelphia--March 1s-aallsd str
Henry Groves for Seattle via Cristobal
san Pedro. San Francisco. Portland and
Astoria
Aobiis-haroh ft-aaiisd. str O. IT,
Livingstone for Seattle via cristobai. San
Pedro and San Francisco.
San franessco-March 3o-Arrfved. str
Deiroea from Seattle via Tacoma and
Everett. at 7 .. m: str Carmel from Ta-
coma via Everett, At . .. m. str Ad-
mirel Dewey from Seattle. a; a m. I;
str West katan from Seattle via Tacoma
and Portland. at pa m
Asioria-harch to--Arrived. str X. L
Lucksnbaeh from Beattls via Tacoma, at
.. m
Abcrdssn--aarch 7o-Arrivsd, str WIN.
polo from Seattle via Tacoma, at 10 a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Arrivals and Departures

March fi-sY Tsueer from Manila VIA
HongkonE. Shanghai. KOBE. Yokohama
ana Victoria. at IL O m. str City Of spo-
kans from Tacoma via Everett At 10
a m March ce--atr Rainier from sAn
Frsnctseo via Bsilinxhan. at midnight;
str Admiral Evans from San Diego via
San Pedro and san Francisco. at $40 D.
m str Prince Georges from Prince Rupert
via ports. az y m. str Hedoodo from
Ladysnifh. az T.zS u m. str TaJima
hAru from Tacoma. at ss1o O. m
Sailed
March f7--er Admiral Evans for ra-
coma. AZ s:is A. M March se--atr Prince
George for Primes Rupert. AT II .. m.
str Rsdondo for Tacoma. a. ifsfs a m. .
str Hosaiis Mahonsy for San Francisco
VIA Tacoma. at sac o. M: str Lyman
Stewart fer oisurn. at 9 . IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Portland Market Status

pnRrfssNr March sis-=rsttis-lt BE
esip,s. ttes nArsst higher Hest
stssf. tf7tgt.t. fair % GOOD steers
fsg88y. sAoios eous sna hsifsfs. % y
0fs s.ansrs. sean. tail. tsseos
calves tsutts
Hoss- Rse.ipts. eel. kartss y ~
higher prtsns tnlsss. tftStste. hsssiss
tfVttTs girs. men
Rnerp-~hsreipts. s.fsk NsFhst weak
Prime iArnSs. fsteobss. esli iafnte. ~
egte. y~&riinEs. ts te9fts. vstbsrs
~ teas 80. swes. titsSs
nutter~str ~.
EsHs-se D fsc fea
Chr~ss-sfrriylsss. st9tTe n
Hsns-.s q zee ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
MAKE IMPORTANT MERGER

A large part OF the goods now BE-
ing shipped direct between New York
and the Orient will be diverted thru
Seattle. by an agreement reached by
the United American steamship
lines. owned BY the Hartman inter.
ests and the Osaka Shosen Raisha.
one Of the largest japanese lines. The
o. 8. X. win handle shipments be-
tween Seattle and the Orient. while
the United American will take them
TO New York via the Panama canal.
Thru bills Of iading from the Atlantic
coast 10 the Far East are Issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Public Market


SANITARY
stan 100. pure American cane sugar.
MS acc. MS. TIE Stall III straw.
bern jam. ssc ~: peanut butter, Ise n
s,ail ~. nome rendered lard. rbs sBc.
korx roast. zse NJ; beef heart. zoe n,
Stall 81, Tea Garden marmslsde, zse NJ
home made mayonnsiss. soc n.
CORNER
stall 10. fresh chgrned butter. &c n,
etaIi -. fresh herring. I ms 7sc: coiun-
eis river srnslts. Z ms 3so stall ?.
shoulder lamb. loo ~; lamb chop. tEe
NJ; pienies. ishe N. stall 1is. 10 bars
"'1 soap SOC f lasnn pyunes. . Ms 5se.
Stall 20, cane sugar. ms Use, 4 NJ.
ssc. Ma 7ze. stail 20. ground ehoco-
late, 2Sc n; ztc coffee ? ms lLc. t0o
coffee. ~ ms. s5ci eocoanut. zyc N
stall %. choice pot roast. i5c ID; choice
pork roast. Csc 10 stall 5f pure freah
milk. Toe qt stan &c. halibut, 2sc M :
rock cod, ite NJ; Columbia river srnsIts.
. ms. isc.
PIKE PLACE
stan II. best american cane sugar. Z
Bs 3se. ibs TIC stall o., tail can
carnafion milk iohe. stan 1895. Ma
orona tomatoes. cans use. Bn, pail
karo syrup. 3sc. i0-fb. pail soc. Sun Maid
seediess ratsins. z5c N stall 20, Eariy
Rose seed potatoes. $500 sack. lemons,
zoe doz.. large cane pineapple. 27c, 81 50
broom. s5o
QUEEN CITY
Stalls s-s-7s-24 ms sugar, re;
AZ m can Hnrs coffee. 81 90. ran.
corn. z5cs bars Royal white aoap "a
stan 20. f9-fb sack hex flour, a. 30. 2
cans co-operatlve mils. zoe. roIla toilet
paper 2bc, best ranch egEa. acc dor 4
NJ fancy prunss, &c stan g. svift's
bacon, 3sc NJ. leg OF lamb. 25c M
veal chops. 2 fbs. 35c; sroen bone. 4 ms
ftc. stall 81, Leghorn baby chicka zBc
each. us per 100
WFSTLAKE
Stall 80, Blue stem patent nour f2is
Stalls 1911, sc can Del Monte aspar-
agns. ztc. fl.25 value broom. ssc Stalls
1911. lamb chops, zoc 10 bacon, soc NJ
stall los, lbs white navy beans. 25c; 4
lbs, rolled oats. zBc Stall 1872. No. 2 can
sliced bcets. loo; cocoa, lie ~. Stan i71,
seed potatoes. si.7b per 100 ms: Yakima
Gems. ti.2s per 100 ms. stall 100, LIP
toms tea, 73c NJ. carnation milk, I0h.
can stall 1879. fresh butter, 40 n I;
fresh cottage cheese. Ito n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
What's 1t? What's
1t? Cleaner! Oh, Oh!

Its label reads "BoAoYHARo
'9G9t aaBoAa--
Sits on George wiiitinson's desk
In the customs office.
Looks like Russian or Greek"
says George, but it's Dutch to
me-
Says II In grain alcohol He'll
use II for cleaning purposes.
Yea, bol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

CHICAGO. March ii.--ftoxs-Rseetpss
ft.eee. Marks, ste higher. Hulk Of
sales ttciiss! butchers. tsisosfti
paikirs. tsSsssi nsht tii,togii.se.
pigs. stettgtt2ti roushs. tf.ftuf
Hsesipts. ts.ece, Market steady
Beet t1tooto.te. hatcher stock. - 20 q
ssfal csnnsfs and cutters. ttfsus.
ssoekers and feeders. ~ teSste. cows.
tGWs. calves. tsste0ts
Hhssp-- neesipts if.soo Msrtss see
higher, Lambs. t'.fbVieTt. svas "
a IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
HEAD LETTUCE
TO co UP SOON

Imperial valley head lettuce win
advance about IS cents . crate In
two or thrc- days. and IL expected
20 increas. Rs high as 81 before tho
end Of April. jobbers reported Mon
day. A scarcity due to the ending OF
It's season. and a strong demand for
tho stock are given as tho reasons.
Local spinach was selling at si.is
a box. while waila waiia spinach
was moving slowly at rs cents lower.
cauiinowrr was selling for lcas. a.,
sfTs for a haif.crntr. with tho extra
fancy selling az high as sass.
tumble wincsaps arc selling nj VI
Dor There was good demand
Tor all cheaper grade apples Monday.
All dairy product. wer~ steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER March .i.--catiis--nseefrt
ftes nsrtet use htEssr Steers. tJist
Csc eo~s and hsifsrs. ttle9Sl STOCK.
ere and feeders. tksestss. eAi.ess tie
Ella
Hoxs-rresipss zee Nsrsss etee
higher. Top. re seft. - 80 Q iest.
ahssp-RssslFts. is.eee Asfkst siFons
Lambs. tf.stotgt. svss tsstvtas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

NEW YORK. March si.--Fcfsisn ss'
change eie~~d steady h,sfins va
fssiAl francs. .ess1i iiss. seas2. fnafks
eiss! Canadian doiiAra .t;ks. kFonso
.tfsA
NEW YORK. March si.--rur~ixn sr'
chsns. ep.nsa firm today. stssiina "a
At tssiAl franc.. ,etst. lire. fetet
marks. .ettt! CsasaiAn dsliArs .fFss
kr.esa. lgrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Baby Is Born
After Mother
Dies; Living

RACINE. wis. March si.--The
brought into the world after its
mothers death. the baby daugh.
ter OF Morris Waid. president
OF . Milwaukee manufacturing
company. Is expected 10 live
The infant was brought into
the world thru an operation scv.
eru minutes after the mother.
who was fatally injured In an
automobile accident had died.
The mother lost her life when
passenger train struck the
automobile In which she was
riding. Her husband and five
o,hors were injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Weather Bureau Repori

TAToosH ISLAND. March ff.-s A NJ.
--BAfomstsr rising; eioudrs vtns ssuth-
east =, miles an hour. Passed cut Q
fvo-tnss, tanker with plata black stack
art a. q m March 7e--Pss<~d In. ctr
Rainier a. see . m ssr staavood. at
I.so . M: str Admiral Evans. ct s.s a
m Passed cut. str Charlie Watson. at 3
p m. str Governor. at tse D I'm. Q
steamer. at s;ss g. m. . stsxnatr at .
o. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

BAN rnAscfRco. March IL nuttsr--
Extra. zee ~ prime fiFsts. sts d.
Cheese California flats. faHsr. - -
Esss-Estrss. sthe dos extra f1fsss.
f,e aos EXTRA pallets. - he dos usdsf-
stssd pallets. SIC doa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
COPPER MINES CLOSED

REDDING. Cal. March 2i.-The
Mammoth copper mine at Kenneth.
Shasta county. was closed today on
account Of depression In the copper
market The mine IL ono OF the
largest producers IN the state. and
has turned out over s.oo0. 900 tons
Of orc. The duration OF tho shut.
down In Indefinite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Delegates TO the annual Northw~s,
conference Of the National Asaocia.
ton Of Credit Men opened their aea.
sion Monday morning at the New
Washington hotel Several meetings
were schedulcd during the day. The
conference will close with n dinner
and business session In the evening
az the Masonic club. Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Death Toll in the
Armour Plant Is q

CHICAGO. March 2i.--The death
list In the explosion OF Armour q
Co. grain elevator in South Chicago
reached four today when two un.
Identified bodies we're removed
from the debris. Two bodies were
found yesterday. The other men
are believed to be under tons OF
concrete and twisted steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Reported by Wireless
Received By U. :. Naval ItaAis

March 2o--Str Queen. San Francisco for
scattle. ga miles from Seattle At sp m.
str West Togus. ,A miles from Seattle.
bound for San Francisso. at .. m. str
Brnsh' Han Franeisoo for Beattie. los
miles from Cape Flattsry at .. m
CANADIAN Government
March 70--Btr Admiral Rodtuan AIS
miles from Seattle. sp. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
LUMBER WAGES sLAsHED

Normal lumber operations are be-
ing resumed turnout this state. but
wages have been badly cut. This re-
port VIII he made by officers Of the
International Union Of Timber
workers TO the fourth annual con.
vention OF their organization In
Minneapolis, March n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
BANK Sees
FALL TO'l3
COST Level
The Stars Weekly Review
OF Nationwide Conditions
in Business
BY ALBERT APPLE


The cost OF living Is going 90 70
lower than any one six months ago
believed possible. Talk TO this e.
feet Il being heard among business
men In every trade. II explains why
business Il improving more slowly
than the experts predicted.
Last autumn. bankexs and econc-
mixts realised that the present bust
meas depression. which began 10
months axo. l. simply a price de
preston. That Is. that business
continues stagnant until prices
roach bottom and stop falling.
PRICES TO FALL TO
LEVEL OF 1913
Prices are going to fall 20 what
they were In 1914 according 20 the
National Bank Of Commerce. New
York.
Bradstreets' business experts add
up the wholesale prices of one
pound each Of the 90 leading com.
modisits This total averaged s9-.s
for the year 1919. II jumped to n
high point OF s2o,sT In February.
1890 II had dropped 20 siiss
March I. 1891. That's near the
1918 level
Copper reflects downward price
tendency. II now sells at IL cents
. pound That's half a cent lower
than 1914 Highest In wartime
vas san cents
Lad Is Mt four cents . pound
lowest In Is years. with one exccp-
ton
IRON AND STEEL AT
PRE-W,AR NORMAL
Iron and steel industries are pro
ducing Amos, as much as before
tho world war. But their produc-
tive capacity was increased ~ per
can't during the war and that In
ereascd capacity IA Idle. Depre<
s1onf No. Just a return TO pre-
var or normal conditions
Exports to Far East pick up.
They're running bigger than any
time during last five months.
Banks rates on loans tend down
ward. says Secretary OF Treasury
Mellon He predicts normal busi-
nsss by late summer.
Montgomery Ward a Co. reports
that It's maIior,icr business IN get
ting back to normal. Indicates bet
tsr money conditions among farm
an.
Department store trade. country
ever. averaging only three per cent
1n1s than year ago. says National
Retail Dry Goods Association.
NUMBER OF BUSINESS
FAILURES DECREASES
Only ,s3 American business fall
WO last week. against al two
weeks before
Cotton acreage this year probably
goduced = third Cotton exports
G1ncD January slightly more than
. year ago Worlds consumption
- cotton has declined 1900 900 bales
. ysar and II back to pr~war basis.
sAys United States bureau of mar
keeA
Wheat exports last week over q
NH bigger than the same week
n two preceding years. Corn ex.
ports s.<st.s4s bushels against 1900
bushels came week 1918.
Stocks Of wheat In country eie
vators 30 per cent less than a year
ago. Stocks on farms . fourth
larger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Howatt Appeals -
From Convictioe]

TOPEKA. Kan. March zi.---Aiex>
ander Howntt. district president u
the United Mine Workers. today ~
peaIed 20 the Kansas supreme court
from The docision Of the lower courfn,
In which he was convicted Of vioIst-
ing an injunction Of the Crawford
county district court In calling tho
Kari Ailasrnash protest str1ks lask
February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Chamberlain Named
to Fill Laws Post

LONDON. March al. Austen
Chamberlain today was unanimously
elected leader OF the unionist party.
succeeding Andrew Bonar Law. who
resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
MERCHANTS TO MEET

Retail merchants turnout the state
win discuss distribution Of merchan-
disc at the second annual meeting Of
The Washington State RetaIlers' as
ISOLATION In Tacoma April 4 ands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

NEW York. March 'i.--sussr-~ itsw
easy, tsfs. refined. easy. graduated. "
est.
corse~--so. = NE. spot. sosAs. No.
Nantes. ~ 0tAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

DETROIT. Micn.. March IL
-Four bandits held up a branch OF
the Commonwealth Federal Savings
bank today and escaped with more
than $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Junsso-Msroh si--saIisd. str Princess
Mary. soufhbovnd. q m March 40
Sailed. str Admiral watson. westbound.
T.ts .. M
cordova-Nsrch 1o--taflsd. str North
western. southbound. At o. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

The United States usfs more fhnn
four revenfhs Of the worlds con
sumption Of OIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Title Of Eva Hovak's THE Girl
and the Goose" has been changed
10 The Smart set"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Observation-Disclosures Com.
mercial Club and other civic or.
CARNATIONS TO greet steamship We.
natchee at Seattle April 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

ltitt a m. lit n ass a m. ite u
r~s Low r,a. f,r.. 10" r,a.
sessss nlse r,a. s-saaa i,lss ira.
Issf y. IN. te.F r. ate =. ia. ite ~ |
second Lew rid~ seeena Lev ride
iPst' p m. 81 Il is.s' > "~ IL H.
SAILS INTO PORT TOWNSEND
sixty -seven days out from Nukua-
iofa. Tonga Islands. South Seas. the
schooner Charles X. Wilson. ono Of
the real old.time sailing vessels. reef
81 her sails in the harbor at Port
Townsend Saturday.
LAUNCH SCOUT CRUISER
Scout cruiser Milwaukee. second
vessel OF her type To he built for the
U. \. navy In IL years. will be launch.
81 Thursday from her ways at the
Todd shipyards In Tacoma
wENATCuEE NEAR CANAL
The finest vessel In service In Pa.
cifie waters That's the new ship
ping board steamship wenatchee.
now one week on her way from New
York to Seattle. Monday che was
speeding toward the Panama canal
from Kingston. jamaica The We
na,ehee waa built At q cost of IS. 600.
600. A mammoth reception is arrang'
ed for her stay In Seattle from April
4 to ..
BRINGS AUSTRALIA WOOL
More than 1900 tons Of Austria
Ian wool were brought by the Can.
adam government merchant marine
steamship Canadian Prospector,
which Ia bcrthed al Pier IL
CHARTERED FOR GRAIN
CARGOES
Thrive big vessels have been
chartered TO carry -four and grain
carKo~s to Europe. They are the
Kayxeeka. Westward lilo and East.
orn Leader.
SIX valued at cic~e 20 5000 900.
brought by the liner suwa Maru.
Is today speeding East via Great
Northern express.
san frarctzco customs report for
January. 1891. shows . loss Of set.,
$4,000 over January. 1890. wash
inE;on district loss for the same
period Ia reported A. tit.ssi.ooo.
New steamer Keystone State. A.
signed by the shipping board to the
Pacific Steamship Co. IL to sail
from New York Aprii %.
Tho new mo,or-hip Kennecoss.
Alaska Steamship Co. win load lurn-
Der In Port Blakeley for her maiden
trip. She goes 20 san Pedro.
Steamship Pert eaid Maru. en-
route from the Atlantic coaHs TO
YokkaIchi. Japan. IL filling her coal
bunkers and taking on additional
cargo In Seattle Monday.
Feeder service Of the Pacific
Steamship Co. in the Philippine
Islands has teen Increased by the
assignment OF the former German
steamship weigand. nov known a.
the Midget. BY the Y. q. shipping
board
Appointment OF Capt ponaid 3.
Arses. Seattle shipbusider. to the u.
8. shipping board. n urged by the
Neptune club. martnerg orxanixA-
ton
Steamship Alameda h scheduled 70
sail Tuesday morning for Cooks In
let
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Tn prwcnt uumbsv a Jewv In
tho world is estimated TO be $3.50
900.
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LAUNCH SCOUT CRUISER

Scout cruiser Milwaukee. second
vessel OF her type To b. built for the
U. =. navy In Il years. will be launch
ed Thursday from her ways at the
Todd xhipyards In Tacoma.
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wENArCuEr NEAR CANAL.
BRINss AUSTRALIA WOOL

More than 1900 tons Of Austria
Han wool were hrough, by tho Can.
adam government merchant marine
steamship Canadian Prospector.
which Ia bcrthed al Pier IL
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Chicago Board of Trade

Cash Wheat
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