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The Washington times., 1921-12-14
PRELATEAVERS
CATHOLICS ARE
LOYAL TOflAG
Archbishop curisy Defends
Americanism at Dinner in
His Honor

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-Any Amer
lean Catholic who Is not as good an
American as he is Catholic was
condemned as being unworthy Of his
country or his church by Archbishop
Michael j. Curley last night at q
banquet given him by the Knights OF
Columbus. And he said that .
Catholic who does not obey the law
is not a good Catholic.
No words were minced by the
archbishop. who was speaking to high
officials of city and State. to Jews
and Protestants. who were present to
welcome him at this first civil func-
ton in his honor. as well as to the
400 and more knights who filled the
hall.
Frank recognition was given 10
the anti-Catholic feeling and propa~
ganda both in Florida and elsewhere
In America And q frank answer was
given. with the challenge to the anti
Catholics to prove any instance where
the Catholics Of America failed In
their patriotism.
Refers TO Newspaper Attack.
Does the Catholic Church say any
thing about citizenship in our repub-
lic?" the archbishop asked. Can an
<hIIltIiCdu WIN 10 8OOu SothOhS
also be q good American? Is there
any danger to the republic by the
faith held by the great Cardinalf
l ask these questions seriously, for
on my desk is paper coming from
Washington-and 30 many queer
things come from Washington--which
says that my church 10 q menace to
my country.
what kind Of an American citizen
can a Catholic be? ] am talking on
sacred subject when ! discuss
American citizenship. for after God
comes my country, and speak as the
Archbishop of Baltimore.
God is the author of society and
without Him there Is nothing but
anarchy or depotism. Authority 10
sacred, for without II there IL no
binding moral force. This authority
does not come directly from God. but
FROM the people. who have 1t from
God.
Urges Law Obedience.
Laws are made for the well.being
Of the people. admit there are
laws which work havoc sometimes
to an individual--or in these days to
many individuals. But the laws are
to be obeyed. There are many who
bemoan the loss OF their personal
liberty. but do away with laws and
you do away with liberty and with
society itself. The Catholic Church
breaches obedience to law and the
sacred character Of law. The Catho-
lie Church stands by the perpetual
existence of society an organized by
the people.
There can be no separation Of
God and our country. Our country
means America, and God and country
stand ever together in the teachings
of my church. Patriotism is not
something to be paraded at political
gatherings, but IL for continual
service for the welfare OF our country
in peace a. well N in war. II . man
loves his country he keeps her laws.
'sNo man can say with any truth
The Washington times., 1921-12-14
RENT COMMISSIONERS
TAKE INSPECTION TOUR

The Meridian Mansion apartment
house, 2400 Sixteenth street. home Of
a number of Senators and members
Of Congress, who have appealed to the
District rent commission for relief
excessive rents" was visited
yesterday by the commission.
The commission announced today its
,ntention to visit other apartment
houses where complaint was made of
excessive rents.
The commission yesterday reduced
the rent Of James Il. Thompson, tenant
at 1540 New Jersey avenue northwest.
from $50 to &2e ..-...
The Washington times., 1921-12-14

whatever that the Catholic Church II
. menace to America. Actions speak
louder than words. We compose. per-
haps, one-fifth Of the population. and
we had practically double that pro-
portion fighting for America In the
world war.
"Oivo mo . Catholic worthy Of the
name and win give you an Ameri-
can citisen worthy of our great re-
public. Patriotism 10 taught by the
church from the earliest childhood.
It 10 q religious duty and obligation.
II love the far-off Southland, and
yet q governor there was elected on
the platform that he would make tho
Catholic priests marry, would abolish
the confessional, would open the oon-
vents. would give no Job to q Catho-
lie. and would not permit the Pope to
live at Palm Beach. Wherever there
IN contempt for the creed of others,
there you have . spirit in direct oppo-
sition to the teachings Of Christ and
America, and 10 both unchristian and
undemocratic."
The Washington times., 1921-12-14
ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
ASKS COOPERATION

Col Charles II. Keller. District
Engineer Commissioner. and Charles
A. Baker. newly elected president OF
the Federation OF Citizens' Associa-
tions. were the speakers at a meet
Ing of the Conduit Road Citizens
Association. held In St. David Parish
Hall.
Colonel Keller urged that local
citizens associations bring their prob
lens at all times to the Commits
sioners. He also explained that the
Washington Gas Company had &C
coded to the demands Of the associa-
ton to run mains to that section,
as tho cost of piping the gas. esti.
mated 1T $4,000, was not justified
by the number of petitioners. Mr..
Baker advocated better school pro,
lection and repeal Of the Borland
law.
The Washington times., 1921-12-14
D. C. MAN CONVICTED At
ROCKVILLE ON RUM CHARGE

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. a.
Thomas Maher, Of Washington, con-
victed by a jury In the circuit court
here few days ago for violating the
local option laws, was yesterday
fined $500 and costs.
Maher was charged with selling a
pint OF whfskey to a man at Cabin
John Hotel
The Washington times., 1921-12-14
Fiscal Head Optimistic.

Business conditions are well on the
road toward normalcy. according to
w. p. @. Harding. governor of the
Federal Reserve Board. who spoke
on "The Federal Reserve System as
Relief to American Business" be-
fore the Chamber of Commerce at
the Willard Hotel last night.
The Washington times., 1921-12-14
To Lecture on Parks.

e. A. Demary, editor Of the National
Parks Service. viii give an illustrated
talk on National Parks" at the Y. M
c. A. At 8 o'clock tonight. Movies and
slides Will be used. The lecture IL free
to the public.
The Washington times., 1921-12-14
COURSE HINGES
ON PROPOSED MEETING.

Additional letters and sections from
the Knox diary will be published ex-
clusively in The Washington Times
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
PORTLAND WINS
IN RATE FIGHT

me interstate commerce commits
s.on has denied the petition Of Seat
tie and other Puget sound cities for
rehearing in the Columbia basin rate
case. according 10 unofficial dis
patches from Washington city.
No word has been received BY TIE
Chamber OF Commerce or port CON-
mission as yet but officials stated
Monday that they believed the report
Of the COMMISSIONS action to be cor
rect The transportau2n bureau OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, accord.
ing To 8. J. we;trick. its attorney.
probably VIII be notified by mail. a.
this IL the usual custom.
The decision. ~ the report h cor
rect. means that rates on grain ship.
mcnts from the Snake river valley.
Idaho. to Portland viii be lowered s
per cent. while those to Seattle and
other Sound points and Astoria. Ore.
will be advanced q similar amount.
thus favorine the Oregon metropolis
with a differential OF 10 per cent
Seattle representatives plan to
take the matter up with the public
service commission. In an effort to
secure a fair break with Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Thornton. 4. A. s33s Linden ava.
etroneek. Thomas. sas w. 4s,h. girl.
Nslsssman. Fred. 3fe3 2ist a.. girl
Shtmamura zenzo. 1896 Weller St.
eayer. J. A. Seattle. girl
Woodman. :. c.. sszz nth =. W. boy.
Treund. /. w. 53e ". s3rd. girl
Kane, T. W. 1902 ~ 50th. girl
Buchan, Andrew. cal r. land. boy.
Iund. Gust. Port Ludlow. boy.
eeger. o. l.. 1915 18th s. w. boy.
Hedrick. +. Bruce. 1907 stewart. boy.
Bowling, r. j.. Naltby, boy.
Shoddard. J. H. 1924 Minor ave. boy.
Engel. H. o.. 1915 42nd s. w. boy.
Scalxo, Thomas. 1908 22nd s.. girl
Swift, w. w. SIC 32nd ave. girl
Dikeman. william A.. 30i Klnnear
Enrtz. THOMAS, 1870 w. sand. boy.
Zshn. O. D. 76f y. 10th at. girl
Bauer. j. King county. boy.
Miller. X r., 323 W. 10th. boy.
Hamon, IL. H.. kennydaie. girl
Bowen, A. H., fzf7 Greenwood ave.
boy. ~
Goheen. u. D.. Mckay Apis. girl
Steiner. f. A., 3i20 Kinds st. girl
Derksema. William j.. 7I3I Beach
Ysmanoto. X. p +. d. No. 4. Boz
%. girl
Agostino. Vincent, 1888 .ist g., boy.
Miller, Famuel Kent. girl.
Young. IL w, sol 33rd NJ. girl.
BIackstock, J. A. ss2h Denny way.
1irl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
COLD STORAGE
CELERY COMES
California Lettuce and AS
paragus Arrive

A car OF cold storage celery ar
rived on the market Monday from
California. Tho the market had been
bare OF celery for n few days. there
was only a small demand for tho
stock at 81 n crate.
Los Angeles lettuce was selling
considerably cheaper at ts7s TO 81
crate.
California asparagus WINS short
on the market Much local aspara
gus has been reported destroyed by
frost Quotations were steady AT 20
10 20 cents a pound on the local and
II 20 is cents on California
Hopackod Tugs OF Mexican torna-
toes were selling nj from Is 20 $3.50.
Strawberries from Los Angeles
were selling M s3.5o to ss7B for a
i5.basifet crate. Florida strawbcr.
riea were moving quickly at $50
for f0+baaket crnta
Tho scarcity of local butter was
being relieved by shipments from
Portland ana California.
The eHR market wus weak
Changes In neither butter nor eggs
were expected Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25

Great Northern Tsrminsl--str Toyama
Maru.
Bell street Terrninal--U q r Algonquin.
u G O unaiga. schr Alice. str Adj
mirai Watson
American Can co.-~Hchr AzafeA
pier it--str Talthybtus.
Pier Str Tippecanoe-
PIER Str West Jspph
pier 2-s'r Redondo. str Jefferson. str
Latoucha
pier A-~str Admiral Rodman-
Pier B---Str spokane.
pier c-sfr West Tsista
Union Pacific Tcrminai--str Yelbeek.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers--tItr Eastern
Glen, barge EiwciL
United states shipping Board Moorings--
Str Westward ITO. str Ieonium. str Yo-
semitic.
Connecticut Street TerminaI--str Birm-
ingham City.
Alaska Steamship Moorinr--str Victoria.
str skhRway. str Santa Ana.
Stacy Street Terminsi--U 4 X burnside.
Lander Street TermInal-sehr Wawona.
Hanford street Terminai--Bark Guy q.
Goss, ship u. n. Packard.
Spokane Street Dock--Bhip Oriental
Todd Dry Docks-Stf Forest King. sohr
Admiral Mayo, str West Hartland.
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging co.--str
Pattarson.
Arnes Yard-str Roosevelt
Heffernan Dock-Str Ketchlkan.
stream--Bark Geo. Curtis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Grain MARKET
CARRIED DOWN

CHICAGO. April sa.-Reaetion fol-
lowing last weeks hull market on
the Chicago Board ~ Trade oct In
today and carried all grain quota
lions down several pulntn wheat
led In the drop. May delivery being
Off nearly 3 cents ~ tho close. Tho
" eak meas was infiuNuced by the lack
81 export demand and the continued
lack Of strength IN the Canadian
market. Provisions were also car
ried down by tho siump In grain and
livestock.
May wheat opened up y c at 81 1oM
and closed Oft t&c After opening
of NC AZ tt.oT. July wheat iont &c.
May corn opened of NC at CT Y, c
and giumpcd sc additional July
corn opened at 80 Mc, down nc. and
closed down g%c additional sop
TENDER corn opened off NC at 81 n c
ard closed Off &c.
May oats opened down y at wv e
ard lost ie 81 the close July oats
opened down Ne at Jssc and closed
Off another fhc. After opening off
NC at asA G September oats droppsd
an additional NC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
MOONSH|NE IN
CHURCH SERVICE

MfRSouLA. Mont. April as.--A
committee OF 100 was formed To-Day
10 investigate alleged laxity OF Mis-.
souia'H offaaidom In dealing with
the underworld. following senna.
tionai sermon preached by Rev.
Jesse Lacklin yesterday 10 the lar
gest church attendance In the city'H
history.
The Methodist church on satur.
day advertised In local newspapers
that moonshine-and lots Of it,
would feature Rev. facklin's Sun
day sermon and urged the pubic
10 attend.
The public did
The church war ~ rood ~ It's
word. and the pulpit WINS decorated
with row upon row Of bottles Of
moonshine. all grades and all eolors
from mountain dew 10 that Of
the stuff tina, was sold In the ''gooi
old days"
A detective employed by the
church. who had spent several
weeks In collecting evidence Of boot.
logging. gambling aud underworld
activities. supplied the exhibit OF
iliicf, liquors
with the auditorium nflcd 10
OVERCOMING. every aisle and CORR.
dor packed. Rev. faokiin read the
investigators reports. giving names.
dates and places where the evidence
was obtained.
He commented ssingfngfy upon
the alleged laxity OF municipal OF.
ficialE. scoring them all with the
exception of the prosecuting attor.
aey. Tho entire city In aroused TO
6sy following the Sensational rer.
rs.r. and Tho rcwiy organized CON.
;ni,t-c OF 100 u starting i's cleanup
campaign with the resorts listed
in r@x IArkffn's rrnort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Vessels in Other Ports

Hongkone-Aprfi ;;-sansd. str cro~-
keys for Seattle. April ze--aallsd. str
Arizona Nzru for Seattle
Kob>-Aprli is-Arrlved. str suwa Ma
ru from Seattle.
Yokohama-Aprfi ;t--saiIsd. str Yves,
fvis for Seattle: str Wenasehss fIs miles
from Yokohama In TOW Of str Edmore,
II o. m
New yort--Aprfi is-ssiisd. str Ar
SONAR for Seattle.
PhiiadsIphiA-Apru ;;--saiisd. str L>-
high for geattia
Bslboa--Aprii 1f--Arrfved. motorship
Pacific from Seattle.
san Franciseo--April rs--Arrivsf, ctr
Yosemite from Seattio. Sailed str Eatrt-
ma Lucksnbsch for Seattle. ga m. tpriI
2&-ATriyed, str Eidorado from Heaifis, .
. m str Yaixs from aeattls. called. str
Ohloan for Seattle. at noon. April IA
Sailed. str WIndber for Seattle. %. m. /:
afr y. 4 Loop for Seattle. II , m
Artoria-Aprii tt-Arrived. str west
Himrod from Seattle. sp. m. s,r Baker,
field from Beattls. . p. m. Sailed. ctr
fkomasan ,faru for Seattle at 80 o. IN.
Arrived. sts West Haven from Seattle. Q
Q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Confidence at Start
of Mem Stock Week

confidence
Induced
oils
nj
uonay
a
Chandler high
Y.
Northern preferred "a ctucb son General motors
steel asphalt southern Pacific To- off NJ
United states si9 American icometye SON. onehangd
s Ssers s's up y; wfss rof asa, up u msn"'
prices United steel
heading ~
s9otsrn rss, 5ss oP hspsslH go g pe,sh COPE
sinclair on ~ 81 VI ssromeerE tob. up 3:
Northern faeflc fah of ~ American sumatfa Ioh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
RETAIL MILK
MAY GO DOWN
Wholesale Drop May I on
Order OF Milk Committee


Wholesale price OF milk In seat.
tie viii drop about 90 cents per
100 pounds on May I. under an
cider Of tho special milk committee
appointed by Mayor Caldwell last
year.
Retail milk dealers arc uncertain
whether the retail price viii be ~.
duccd. Dealers are now charging
10 cents a quart. The contemplated
reduction would permit them to cut
the price not quite a cent
Dealers are paying S2.so per 100
pounds. TIE new rate Will probably
bs t2.Bb for 100 pounds.
MIX priecs ordinarily tate n
tumble this time OF tho year. nc
cording 10 milk men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Liberty Bonds

ts~tsrday QsststiensD
rsrntshsd ~ l. ~ Mansfng q c..
usfl~v Ns1xl nsiidin9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25

wEwrfAkE
Hn~~ wsr. 10 ms cane snrss. sse:
~ fbs beet sugar. sEc. cans sugar. nft
sack asans 1911. ~. n. sack nsx flsar.
tstTs {. sasss Esarehiiss, nsa'shss. ise
stalls 80. 70, roast. ftc N tr-as, 81
lamb lave n; pure lard. isc ~ siahs
fss-tss. Waite Glover butter. "a abe
mild cheese ms sses peanut batter.
rts stc. stan tts. zee can seckess
salmon. use. see can ROYAL baking po--
dar. Gee. ssc can Dai Monte arpar&x9s sse.
QUEEN CITY
stan Sc best cane sasar. ma csc.
h~~t fresh butter. sie ~. rs skc. best
fresh raneh eggs. sse dor. small
White beans Use. : big cans pink salmon.
$50. I'm. pkg. seeded raisins. stc: i-EAl
can cider vinegar. Sfci csc can Nyro
syrup. sSc: Z ne EXTRA fancy head ries,
soc; use botti. estspp. isc: fse fresh
roasted coffee. t,e. ate Grade esffce. tsei
cans corn or peas, sse ssc PORK ana
p~ans 2 for $50. ibs. balls seeded
ralsins Csc. Se,tsd Gem potatoes. ti.p
per Iss rSs: -four. ti.fs on. sack. Co
operative milk. scans ise.
PIKE PLACE
stan ~. hes, American cane susar;
a. stall is3s. large caps pears
peaches OF apricot. Zoe. Lsr. loo pss
large can tomatoes. for ssc. Jelio, Ice
pkg staii 81. ? rns new scedea ralnns.
csc. Z kc boxes Watrhf% 2ANt 'aHPg'h
soups Toe can. ms. tapioca OF saso.
10. ice rolls toile, paper. t7e
ECONOMY
stan 40, Supreme HienS coffee, Csc 10.
~ ms $50. ! ms si.ss. rs. ttos.
stalls sT-ss. liars Crystal white SOAP
sac. 4s-fb. sack Rainier Best nour. ;i-ss :
fsc pkg Rsllorgs corn flakes. ioe, t-ib
can NJ j. ~ eoffee. ti.so. Zoe can pork
ard beans Sc; fba fancy head rice.
$50. 1 10 Blu. Ribbon tea, soc. t-fo. pail
FIAks white. Dec.
CORNER
atai ief. best fresh ehurned hutt~r. Csc
NJ, ms sse: fresh peanut butter, leo
CSC can Hyro. 2se. ms Flake white.
SOC: asc bottle vinegar, Use. ms. nut
margarine. $50; ne hes, can. -uEar.
csc. fresh ranch eggs, roc dor Stall ~,
red King salmon. s5c NJ. ling cod. Ice
NJ; Flnnan haadie. zoe ~. haiibut. ,
ms ssc.
s,an a.. rhubarb. Sc ~; radishes.
bunphes ioc. Stall -. butter. tso 10 !
cream cheese. s7c n Stall So Polish
sausage, ace ~. blood ring. zoe NJ. Stall
~, sal, pork. 7oc NJ: boiling beef, i2hc
M Stall ~. fresh shad. isc NJ fresh
'"' ~ SANITARY
Cane SUGAR lbs a5c, rba Toe. ISIS
per ioo-ib sack. Royal white soap. 9
bars 7Bc: Borden's milk. tail can NE.
brown sugar, ms. lie: whipping cream,
Use bottle; commercial cream. i3o bottle.
fresh milk, Dc at; 10 ibs. cane sugar.
Sc! fbs navy beans, 73e. cans string
less beans, fbc. 2 cans Garden Run pens.
2sc: 2 cans peaches In syrup. 1Se! cans
l. X L. vegetable soup. sic: large oval
can Hsrdlnes In tomato Saues. lsc..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Revive Gold Mining
in East Oregon

BAKER Ore. April 2b.-The
widespread revival OF gold mining In
eastern Oregon was given added i'm.
petus by announcement today that
the Ben Harrison mine at Green
Horn camp. with a past record as
one OF the districts most consistent
producers. will resume operation on
increased scale In two weeks.
Other gold mines which win again
be producing by the middle of May
are the Buffalo.Monitor. recently
purchased by n Portland syndicate.
the Continental and the Magnolia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
Aristis 80
FIRST low Tide
iffs a m, 90 n
tirst uikh TIDE
tak q M. 10 n
second low Tide
itsf y VA ! ~
s-~.sd nigh Tide
$40 p m. - . O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
DROPS LOAD OF
LIQUOR; FLEES

Following up papers found in five
suitcases filled with liquor left on
Pier ID Saturday by man who
eluded capture is expected 10 lead
to capture Of the owner of the booze,
federal prohibition agents declared
Monday.
Attracted by the appearance of
the grips. federal men who CHANGED
10 be on tho wharf started to invcs.
lgate when a man deposited them
from an auto. The driver became
frightened and fled.
The liquor was OF Canadian manu-.
facture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25

PORTLAND. April ftsvca,tie-Rn-
ceipts. i,fks. Market ,sc hiwher Rest
steers. sTs7kesss. fair 90 good r,eor..
te.ssgT. common 10 fair steers. fsstGT.
choice cows ana hsif.rs. isG77s, can.
nere. ts.stus, bulls. t3.seos. calves 81
sitso.
Hogs Receipts. ~. Market nominal.
Prime nixad. tie9ioTS! hsavios, ts9
e.5S. pigs. -. 500 1850
Sheep Receipts. f.t1T. Market steady,
fair demand. Prime lambs. f78S ruii
lambs. isse1s; ysarlings. Nsogbso
sethers ttas. ewes. tiut
Huttsr--ssr ID.
cbecre--~ase IN.
Esns--Is q go dos
Hans--s0c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Big Wheat Cargo
on Helpless Ship

PORTLAND. Orc. April ss.-rhe
steamer orani. reported picked up In
helpless condition off the coast OF
Costa Rica by IN. steamer Jeptha.
left Portland on Friday. April 4.
with hair million dollar wheat
cargo bound for the United Kingdom.
Tho vessel was owned BY the
United States shipping board. Her
cargo was shipped by the Northern
Grain and Warehouse company OF
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Chicago Board of Trade

f9enday's Qeotstlcasl
Furnished b. l. A. m.anirs q Cas- m.
,sis wAs, naties Hotel issiidias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
DELAY BANK RtunING

Because the bids submitted so far
do not reflect the reduction In gen
eral building costs. all have been re.
jected and construction OF the new
Seattle National bank building Mt
Second ave. and Columbia st. Will be
postponed 60 days. according to
Daniel Kellchcr, chairman OF the
board OF directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25

NEW YORK. Arrfi st.--Nerfsrs
orensi a. . n~~ high on the present
move t<asy ct tiss- This IL the highest
since July ~. i,se. otssr ouots,sons
.srss Fran1~. tesTss. lire tsessi
marks. tseiss, cAnadiAn dollars. eeAses:
Fsrsirn ssrhange closed strong. esse-
ling. sfV. francs teeTsT: lire. teetst
marks. 10 sffs cAnAdiAn deilsrs. ts-Ssi,.
sfousn. Solses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
sTIMsON BUYS BRACE MILL

Charles w. Stimson. president OF
the Stimson Timber company. has
purchased the Brace 4 Hergcrt Mil
pioneer mill property 10.
Gated on the south end OF Lake
Union. II In announced. The trans
action In said to involve a considcra.
ton Of 100000. stimson is from
California. He is a nephew OF Fred
s. Stimson and c. ID. Stlmson, Sc.
attic lumber capitalists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
BRIDGE BIDS OPENED

Bids on the construction OF a steel
bridge over the Snoqualmie river al
Tolt were opened by the county com.
mlssioners Monday. showing C. c.
Snyder a Co. low at s37.0i4. Action
was postponed, due to Commissioner
Thomas Dobaon's Illness. the project
being located In Dobson's district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Gives Birth to 3
Weighing 81 Pounds

JERSEY CITY. N. j. April 35.--
A boy and two girls. weighing total
Of 81 pounds. arrived ut the home Of
Mr.. and MR.. John CuIlenan The
mother and triplets are all doing
well. first baby weighed seven and a
half pounds: the second. boy.
weighed nine and hak pounds. and
the third IL pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
STORM WARNING

A southwest storm warning
was displayed at a m. today
FROM Cape nlanco northward. The
storm Is moving rapidly south.
east from tho North Pacific
ocean and viii cause fresh TO
strong southeast. shifting to
southwest gales. today and TO-
night.
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FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE

Fifty per cent OF King county's
share OF the state permanent high
way fund will be used for 1921
maintenance OF roads In this county.
County Auditor ID. Il. Ferguson has
announced after a conference with
state officials at Olympi-
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DEATHS

Miruoka. Kinichiro. s. 1905 a Firrt
ave.
Wright. Mary A.. 81. 900 ssrd ave. N.
Eufimoto. Hisso, ]. 701 Washingt ton.
Baxter. Elizabeth, 81. ei4 w. Howe.
Shields, Mary Belle. 81. r0ie Univer-
rity vt.
Kohn. Mary Jane. &C. sfs Maiden ave.
BechteiL Raymond d. 81. 1870 37th
~. f.
Cline. Mary. ~. t42 n 18th st
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PROCLAIM ECONOMICAL. roKr

Seattle. as tho most economical
port to the shipper on the Pacific
coast. viii 10 nationally advertised
by the Port OF Seattle commission.
the East Waterway Dock and War;
house company and tho Arlington
Dock company. according to plans
Just formulated
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WIN NAIL CONTRACTS

The GeneFal Stfamshlp corrora-
ton has been awarded contract 20
carry malls from Seattle and san
Francisco 20 Hawaii. according TO
the announcement. Monday. OF Geo.
T.. Williams. superintendent OF mails.
Ths viii mean. u Is said. one or two
additional mails to Hawaii each
month. Tho new service begins
MAY